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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16414, 7 January 1919, Page 3

•fT ©AINTY BLOUSES isk • and FROCKS OTTO ' MADE. AT HOME f ! lw* ¥T IS considered an art to make one's own clothes at home, and it Hn V )W § certainly is an accomplishment to renovate and remake garments jet to look like new. To do this successfully a reliable Pattern is indispensable, and that is the reason $c| « WeigeS's " Paper Patterns I are so deservedly popular. Cut and made by experts who study the latest fashions, they can be had in all sizes for Ladies' and Children s Frocks, Costumes, Blouses, Underwear, Hats and Boudoir Caps, etc., etc. Here are a few of the Newest Styles PATTERN No 4351 —A verv daintv design for Summer Blouse, with round neck fastener on the shoulder. Fine tucks"in sets of three are employed in both back and front ox blouse. Sleeve is finished with pretty cuff spokestitched, and spokcstitching is also employed in the ncck, armhole and yoke. PATTERN NO. 4355—A pretty Coat Frock, with'or without vest, suitable for tub frock, in Voile] Shantung, Zephyr or Cotton Crepe ; very simple, and quickly made. i PATTERN No. 4343 —Very smart Lady's Jumper to slip over head. Cut open in front. aty* laced, inset-sleeve, patch pockets, and sash of material makes an appropriate timsh. MAIL ORDERS should be despatched at once. We give this department-our prompt and I careful attention. "THE FAM ME MS" ft- I Cashel Street CHRISTCHURCH

Taking It all round you cannot do 3 "« § liHf Universal tread 3 Ind*ECONOMY. 5 All Sizes Stocksd. I _ ft. W. SMITH & SON MICHELIN TYRE STOCKISTS - 1 . m<fi ! - : never fails fhriberUvps ® Highest Grade at 2/6 Cotts a little more than other brands, but worth the money• The other Good Grade at 2/6 '179 a These f*?f Wearables pC Slff© /i //m\ decidedly ] /yfj\\ Smart and 1 lm\ Inexpensive mff Ifl //j /lllpj The holiday spirit is appro- V// \r // I*l ff Jf pri&tely reflected in these \{Mf J! tasteful wearables, and the . U J union of exclusiveness and ®fewSw{nßßu(pkx'^ good value such as this wiU DMfnf// f /l? Kf ii' have your sincere approval. ' * ' ) Consider well these quotations *! j WHITE EMBROIDERED VOILE FROCKS, new tuniostyles From . • 42/TUSSORE FROCKS and COSTUMES. exceUent range canons smart styles, good, reliable materials —From 3 Guineas COLOURED FLORAL VOILE & CHECK ZEPHYR DRESSES. pretty English Dresses .. .. From .. »/- WHITE PIQUE COSTUMES, several smart styles, rare values .. •• "■ " f BURWARD SUITING and POPLIN COSTUMES, m F a*«' . Grey and Brown ; ideal for wear now 42/- ana «/® COLOURED WASHING SKIRTS, in Plain colours am* Block FLANNEL SUMMER COSTUMES, in pretty Greys and Browns •• •• '*„**. • PLAIN VOILE BLOUSES, hemstitched, large ColL £^ a J2 - fi EMBROIDERED VOILE BLOUSES, dainty styles for.. 14/8 CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES, in White and all colours »/• WHITE SPORTS COATS, splendid washing quality .. 32/ i ART SILK SPORTS COATS, in White and all colours; snperioc | selections •• •• •• •• om=4X/Grahamj Wilson & Smellie : L THE HOUSE FOR VALUE G4719-1129 :

These two extracts from American soldiers' letters, written on board a transport, iiave been sent to a London paper: "There are no food restrictions on tlio ship. Wo fjet six meals a day, three down and t'hree up." "Don fc expect to see mo back till the cold weather comes and it freezes. Then I can walk back." The voyage was, apparently, not a joy to them. An officer writes of a platoon on tho ■Western front that had been discussing what influenza was doing among civilians. The men wer.e standing by, waitin" orders to go over the top. "I'll tell voTi what, corporal," said a private, with a- shudder, "with all these men here close together in the trenches tiio 'flu.' would make this a horribly dangerous place, wouldn't it?" ICQULD TEAR SELF TO PIECES Frem Terrible Itching of Ifaples. Coticura Healed. "I found a sort of rash or pimple* break oat on my arms and forehead which caused me great trouble and terrible itching. I conld tear myself topfecea. It was scattered and red and inflamed and the scratching AyTv canned eruptions. It prevented me from sleeping. "I saw yoor advertisement and sent for a sample of CntkaraSoap aad Ointment which afforded relief so I bought more and was healed. (Signed) Mrs. R- Pollard, Remnark, 3ffr»h Australia, October 23,1917. Most «kin troubles might be preynirf fry nafaag C<rtl>.tira fbrthfltollpt. Soaptockansesnd Ointment to heaL "Crowns & Co-, Sydney, NAW." Sold by dealer* throughout tbe world.