MARGOT Goes Shopping

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 31, 6 February 1935, Page 2

MARGOT Goes Shopping

M. McKinnon, Needlework Specialist. Traced goods featured this week are cream linen savoury ami sandwich d’oylcys, 6<l each; waggon cloths, 18 x 27in., is lid; ladies’ aprons,• Is. Address .126 a Avenue. Bargains in Novelty Jewellery. Nettleship’s, Jewellers, Avenue, are holding a sale of novelty jewellery. There are astonishing bargains in novelties of all kinds, including bracelets, earrings, brooches, clips, rings, etc. All are the very latest in design. There’s 20 per cent, off all crystal and chinaware is also reduced. Do see the display in the window! Beauty Wise. Surf and sun bathing during the hot weeks of summer rob the skin of its precious oils and mercilessly etch in wrinkles and crow’s-feet that casts the face in a mould of weariness, dullness and age. Those who are beauty wise will heed the advice given by Catherine Enwright, Beauty Specialist, who says that there's no time of the year—following sun-bathing and burning up of the skin—that careful attention is necessary to both skin and hair, to put them in good condition before before the autumn and sudden change to coldness of climate, in her Beauty Parlours, Wakefield Chambers (opposite Post Office), Catherine .Enwright will care for your skin, hair, hands and feet. Her beauty treatments spell the banishment of wrinkles, crow’s-feet, rela:< b d muscles, ami foot discomfort. ’l’hone 2458. Sale-time Topics. You will always find that Londontown has some really good bargains at sale time. To-day commences the midseason event, and “ back-to-school’’

wear—gym frocks, blouses, panamas, etc., are included in the many bargains. Frocks and ensembles are all reduced to clear, while summer coats are from 22s 6d. Among the array of garments at prices which are exceptional were noticed black Italian cloth bloomers, O.S. and X. 0.5., at Is 6d; cotton pyjamas, 3s fid; celanese vests ami bloomers reduced from 3s 6d to 2s 6d; also corsets, barriers and bathing costumes reduced in price to clear. More Bargain News. All the excitement of the holiday time is over ami now we must settle down to serious business. You will need a new frock to carry you through until autumn and a lightweight coat for the cooler evenings ahead, 'lilie mid-summer sale commences to-day at the D.S.A., Drew’s Buildings, and things you need can be bought at a great saving. For instance, there are cotton frocks that arc only 3s lid during the sale, also a line of floral morocain frocks for 18s 6d that were priced at 39s fid. At 25s there is a collection of summer coals that will be just what you need for autumn. These were ticketed at 455. Then there are wollen jumpers selling for 3s 11 d—it really is economy to buy now, for Ibese will be most useful for autumn. From 2s Ild up there is a collection of millinery which must be cleared.

HITHER AND THITHER Women Golfers It is reported that the team of Brit ish women golfers which will visit Australia and Now Zealand this year I will arrive at Fremantle by the Strath aird oj August 13. After playing interntdicnal ma'icAos and competing in the Australian women’s championships, the visitors w leave Sydney on September 25 for New Zealand, where they will compete in the New Zealand wofcnen’s championships. They will return to England via the Panama Canal on the Remuera, which will leave New Zealand on October 26.

I Douglas Social Credit ! “Making the Aloney System Fit Into the National Wealth’’ was the subject of an interesting address given in. St. Paul’s Hall last evening by Miss Alary Graham, of England, who is at present residing- in Wellington. The stage had been effectively decorated for the occasion with blue hydrangeas, red gum, lion's tails and greenery. On the table was a blue bowl of delphiniums. Cushions to match were on the wicker chairs placed round the table and lovely silk shawls in French designs were draped on the piano. Miss Graham wore a georgette frock in a floral pattern of deep amber and cherry tints. Garden Carnival Detailed arrangements have been made to ensure the success of the garden carnival organised by the Alangawhero branch of the Women’s Division of the Farmers’ Union, in aid of the Community Chest funds and Travelling Dental Clinic. The party will be held at “Alanurewa,’’ the residence of Mr and Mrs W. J. Polson, on Saturday, February Ki. Entertainments arranged include the pastorale “Tn a Garden.“ I produced by Airs Lovegrovo (non Miss l Gladys Gamman, sports, tennis tournament, poi dances and luiktid bv the Kauangaroa Maoris, with song accompaniment for the poj dance., arranged by Mrs Leo Campion, dancing, and last, but by no means least, a. diildren’s “ Eat inorp fruit ’’ fancy-dress parade for which good prizes will he given (in connection with this, those requiring paper patterns of fruit, nuiv find out where to obtain same by getting in touch with the secretary, Mrs Diehl. Fordell). There will be farm produce on sale and afternoon tea will be served. Cfiven fine weather, visitors are assured of a pleasant, afternoon from 2 p.m. till 7 p.ni. Martin and Vernon are running buses for the occasion. Return fare, 2s 6d (for -12 miles)