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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 90, Issue 91, 20 April 1946, Page 2

Miss JUNE BENSON BL THE D.I.C. s MAIL ORDER SHOPPER SAYS—GOOD MORNING, OUT-OF-TOWN FRIENDS, This week we seem to have had warning that winter is not very far away—neavy rain one day, a frost the next, and temperatures definitely a little cooler than a mid-sum-mer day. However, there’s one consolation about a frost—it is almost certain to be followed by sunshine. Well, talking of frosts and ram and cold weather has rather naturally turned my thoughts to warm and cosy undies—l’ve just been up to our Underwear Department and, believe me, there’s no need to fear chilly days and nights. They’ll just be a memory if you order those undies now! • e • First of all, you'll probably all be interested in a line of Winceyette Nights—they simply wear and wear and are so cosy and soft to wear. Now, there's a full range of sizes. S.W. and W. are ls/" °' s 16/3 And X.O.S JO/(> And for those of you who prefer pyjamas—l saw some that will be ideal right through the winter. They are fashioned in interlock, roomy, yet neat, and once again, there’s a size for you at a most reasonable price. s - w 18/9 w "~ «5/lx o s 26/9 “28/3 There are interlock nights, too, in a splendid quality material—the sizes this time are W. and O.S. and the prices * 29/6 • • • And, away from night wear for a moment—let’s see what we can find to combat the cold during the day time. Of course, you’ll need an interlock vest, which wdl be all the cosier and longer wearing because it’s of Englisn manufacture. w 3/11 °. s 4/3 • • • Then what about a pair of silk and wool panties—we have these in W. sizes, priced at g And we mustn't forget the kiddies, must we? Remember the little ones feel the cold just as much as we do and they need something warm for school. A silk and wool vest is one of the answers—the ones I saw are in sizes I—lo, and the prices are from j/8 to 4/9 And now, what child would hesitate about going to bed when . there's a warm little dressing gown ' of Molleton cloth to slip on. Why, bedtime will become a pleasure, for these cute wee gowns are figured in children's designs—won’t the little ones feel grown-up now? In sizes 28in. to 36in. and price from 23/- • • © Underneath the dressing gown you'll probably find a soft l.ttle interlock night. Just the thing for wee daughter and so easy to launder, too. Sizes 3—ll. 15/- 10 16/9 Or perhaps she would, rather have a pair of interlock pyjamas—the sizes in these are 3—13 and the prices j to w • • • For the smallest person of all—pram rugs and covers of crushed wool. They are guaranteed to keep the chill breeze from baby, besides being most attractive. From 28/6 Of course, you’ll need a pair of cosy slippers, too. In the main Shoe Department you'll find slippers of every shade and in every style—slippers that are comfortable and neat and a joy to wear. From 5/11 • • » And now, I can see you al! getting out that pencil and writing pad and making a note of your requirements. You’ll be wise if you order them now. No need to tell you that. I’m .sure. Cheerio until next Saturday and good shopping at the BIX