MARGOT Goes Shopping

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 258, 1 November 1939, Page 10

MARGOT Goes Shopping

Centenary Souvenirs For a different sort of Christmas gift and one that is appropriate for sending to your friends overseas, you cannot do better than go to Nettleship’s and see the centenary souvenirs. I They' include cigarette cases, caddy .spoons, ash trays, teaspoons, and tieIpins. These will make most suitable 'gifts and are easily posted. [A Straw or Felt Hat i If you are going to the show next [week you will need a new hat to tone [with your frock or suit. T noticed at ithe Ascot .Millinery Salon an excellent selection of new season’s hats, including some smart, styles and col;ours in pastel felts suitable for wearling with suits or spring coats. Many 'delightful straw models, enticingly' :trimmed with flowers or ribbons, arc 'showing; also smart styles for , matrons. Your Holiday Clothes With the calendar turned to NoIvember and Christmas barely seven [and a-ha If weeks away, thoughts stray temptingly to holiday clothes. 'Why not. take advantage of Lhe layby system at Londontovvn and secure your costume, frock, summer coat, holiday clothes and millinery? Tf you 'contemplate a stay' at the beach or igo camping, you will certainly want to possess a play suit, which cost from 9s lid to 19s 6d. Or perhaps you would prefer flannel slacks (12s 6ci to 22s 6d) or cotton shorts, which 'are only 4s lid. At Londontown you get good value and can purchase your holiday clothes and millinery at remarkably moderate prices. ■ Latest Styles in Shoes ' Consider your shoes with at least 'as much care as you bestow on any other detail of your new spring outfit. That Is what fashion authorities ! urgently advise. Crichton and Newman’s are ready with the loveliest styles in shoes that you've seen in •many a season, so if you are considering matching up your outfit with footwear for the show, do call in and see ! the latest styles and colours. One 'swing-strap model in glace kid in the ■new shade of burgundy is attractively' : finished in front with a series of bows jin navy blue which forms an open effect. A navy glace kid has a high . front ornamentation of diagonal strips of suede in three colours of blue and , a palma violet shade, giving a smart [effect. Teal blue is the lovely' shade .of a graceful court suede shoe with [Spanish heel. Another court shoe in ; fern green suede is very distinctive [with its hlgn tab stitched with fine I braid. Navy strapping inlet in V I shape at lhe toe and topped by a i blue bow. makes a smart finish on a ■white buckskin shoe with navy heel. [Among other models is a fawn suede 'shoe with scalloped effect piped in ibrown kid.

j (Wellingon), Miss Nancy McFarland. I Mr. A. Kuch (Wellington), Mr. C. I Couchman (Hamilton), Mr. A. Couchman (Otahuhu), Mr. and Mrs. J. H. [Watson, Misses Joyce, Beatrice and Pat Watson (Papaiti), Mr. and Mrs. McFarland (Springvale). Mr. Len Couchman (Westmere). Mr. and Mrs. C. Couchman, Mr. and Mrs. G. Perrett. Mrs. W. Nicholson, Itfrs. McMillan. Miss H. Young (Turangi), Mr. and Mrs. Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Breton.