ROUND THE SHOPS.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 19896, 13 September 1913, Page 3

ROUND THE SHOPS.

"How I wish I could make my hair grow better." Perhaps you do not know the trouble. Ask Miss Taylor, hair specialist, Dominion Buildings, the Avenue; phone 734.

Oichton and Newman stock every style of the latest fashion in fotowear, and a special invitation is extended to every lady visiting the town to call •and inspect their immense stock. Ladies who by reason of distance or other causes do not find it convenient to call, may with perfect confidence send their orders by post and be assured of complete satisfaction. Great reductions today ; special reductions to children's footwear.

For four days Paul and Co. have a special "Model Show." You must call and see the exquisite robe length, beautifully hand-embroidered in silk, in greys, dove and fawn. Ivory wedgewood, moustard, dainty frocks in crepe, suede colours, Nagasaki. Lovely blouse length in voile, large and givrme (cotton voiles) in pastel shades. The newest material in the newest shades on view. Lovely hats for race week, alsoshowing for four days only.

For dainiily-served luncheon and afternoon tea, try Mrs. W. Borlase's, late Mrs. Blair the Avenue.

Frost and Co. have just opened the latest in veilings. Show veiling in tan, saxe, purple, navy, black and write; some handsome washing veilings in white. Brussells lace veiling in exquisite patterns. All the smartest shades in millinery and other ribbons in flonal checks and spots. You cannot do better than go to Frost's for veil for the races. All the newest stocked.

Forder's Ltd. boots are aptly termed " the boots for smart people." They are made to wear and are always comfortable. Great bargains at Ford'er's Ltd., to-day.

Purser and Son have acquired a reputation for furnishing schemes oi truly artistic merit. This oan only be done by care in the selection of designs submitted to their clients, and by paying assiduous attention to individual requirements Call and inspect the marvellous reductions now offering at their premises to-day.

"Velvis," the great skin food, preserves the freshness and bloom of youth and is'iinequalled for keeping the skin soft and white. Only procurable from J. H. Clay. the Avenue.

Ladies when travelling appreciate a good cup of tea. Dustin's, X<td., the premier caterers, have long noted this desire, and they have now much pleasure in announcing that their new refreshment rooms, opposite the Palmerstoti railway station, are now completed. It is gratifyin gto note the excellent

manner i« which Dustin's, Ltd., are attending to and satisfying the requirements of the many hundreds who pass through Palmerston North daily. When travelling call on Dustin's refreshment shop, righi opposite Palmerston North railway station, for a good cup of tea and refreshments.