MARGOT GOES SHOPPING

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 89, Issue 278, 24 November 1945, Page 2

MARGOT GOES SHOPPING

Cards and Calendars. Poynters, Booksellers and Stationers, have a splendid assortment of Christmas cards and calendars. If in search of one of real character, shoppers will have no difficulty in selectin,g just the right kind that will please the giver and the recipients. Half the joy in receiving a Christmas card is the suitable verse or message of greetings. Let me suggest that you shop early while there is a good choice. And if you choose a calendar at this well-established shop I assure you it will not meet with the usual fate of the ordinary calendar, but. will be considered worthy of a frame. When arranging your list of cards to send to friends, think of Poynters. New Oil Wave.

Smart women of to-day know the added attraction of perfectly-waved hair, and particularly just now when the millinery styles make the coiffure more than ordinarily conspicuous. There is little excuse lor looking unattractive, when modern scientific methods of waving are so easy and inexpensive. She is indeed a wise woman who entrusts the experts at the Catherine Enwright Beauty Salon to attend to her coiffure. Women will be keenly interested in the new Oil Wave, which not only gives a lovely soft perm, but is non-friz and far more lasting. This method has many advantages, as women may manage the perm themselves, without being re-set. The Cold Wave method announced recently, is expected at the Salon at the end of this month. News comes from Auckland that this method is very successful and has taken on marvellously well since being introduced to that city. Women are very enthusiastic over the Cold Wave, and elderly women specially are linding this new method most suitable, stated Miss M. Kelly, who has taken over the Beauty Salon in Broadway Buildings, Ridgway Street. She will be pleased to advise clients on the latest styles and methods of hair and beauty culture. ’Phone, 2458 for appointments. Slipper-) Make Ideal Gifts. You can always be sure of appreciation for a gift of slippers—especially such luxuriously lovely ones as the smart models at. Crichton u il Neu mah’s. Some ate so meth more tiiau slippers and < ould be called leisure time shoes A new shipment, ready for The Christinas season, is just now on display and those who have slippers on their list of gifts should make their choice Soon. She will be thrilled to find a pair or the dainty floral* slippers on Christmas morn. In pretty designs these models are from 14s Io 15s 3d, the latter having wedge soles. Or perhaps she would prefer the Roman Sardal tvpe in two-toned strap effect with oj'-n heel and wedge sole. These are in a variety of combined shades

and look so attractive. And who wouldn’t be thrilled to receive a pair of Llama lambs wool slippers with the suede side outwards? These are priced at 30s, while another pair in real leather with Tambswool cuff and lined throughout are 27s 3d. Very alluring are the all-leather slippers with Cuban heel, at 36s 6d in saxe or black, also felt wedgies at 15s 3d available in rust or saxe blue. All-leather Grecian type slippers at 18s 6d, red leather o. es w.th fur at ankles (22s 6d), felt with lambswool (Ils 6d>. brown suede with emerald trim ' 18s 6d) and green suede with attractive bow (18s Gd) are all in charming styles. Bright blue pompoms decorate a but guilds pair with leather soles 112 s 3d» and a poppy red roll bow adorns a saxe blue pair with leather soles and heels (13s 9d. Among other stylos is a cerise and blue felt pair at 12 s 9d, a delphinium blue pair with lambs wool colar, leather sole and heel at 15s, also a pair in rose shade with cosy sole and heel (16s) and •available in saxe and * black. Children’s rod and blue slippers in sizes 3 to 6. in ankle strap effect, are in fell, with leather toe caps and others in boot style with lambs wool edging.-