EVERYLADY’S JOURNAL

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 59, 12 March 1935, Page 2

EVERYLADY’S JOURNAL

Every lady’s Journal has become a household word all over the continent of Australia and beyond because it; caters for all tastes and types. For the housewife there are the departments where she may send her tested recipes and practical discoveries. Tatting, crochet, and knitting may occupy her fingers in leisure moments, and various other articles will keep her mind alert and up to the minute with topics that interest women the world over. Fiction, fashion articles and beauty — all these are fouud in the 72 pages which make Everylady’s Journal full of absorbing interest from cover to cover. The publishers claim that the pattern service of Everylady’s Journal is the finest in Australia. Every design shown is cut’in five sizes—from 32-inch to 40inch bust. Most of them are Is each, but the bargain sixpenny patterns are excellent value; there is a page of 'house frocks at sixpence, a page of lovely lingerie at sixpence each, and also a kiddies’ page of sixpenny patterns. Also enclosed are four free patterns. They are lady’s tunic, frock. lady’§ afternoon frock, a delightful evening gown and a smart, skirt,