WOMAN'S WORLD

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2825, 17 July 1916, Page 3

WOMAN'S WORLD

(Continued from page 2.) Eketahuna Notes. ITrs. Roger Hutchinson gave a most de- ' lightfnl afternoon tea for the Rev. Ford Hutchinson and Mrs. Hutchinson, of A-imbolton, who aro visiting Eketahuna. Amongst those present we're: Mosdames Chad wick, Tumor, I/owcs, Cameron, Cartor, Allen, Prendeville, Hannah, Burt, Cowlam, Kerr, Greathead, Tripe, Smith,. M'Donald. kmall, Nielsen, Misses Anderson (2), Nelson (2), Tumor, Haswell, Lynch. Musical items were contributed by Miss Nelson (piano), Miss Elsie Nelson (violin), Misses Titrnor and Haswoll_ (songs), and Miss Alico Anderson (recitation): ' - ' Miss Lynch (Woodyille) is staying with Mrs. Haswell. Misses Kate and Elsie Nelson (HurleyviUe, Taranaki) are staying with Mrs. Anderson, Alfredton Road. The Rev 1 . A. T. B. Page, formerly vicar of Greytown, and now of Mantiia, is" revisiting his old parish.. The wives of Canterbury soldiers who ■ are in training at tho camps in the North Island should retain their marriage certificates, states the "Lyttelton ■ Times." An incident that occurred at tho C.D.C. office in Christchurch, ye - ' terday brought to light the fact that married women are in the habit of sending the certificates to their husbands at the camps for identification purposes in ; regard to separation allowance. An applicant had gone into tho C.D.C. office ■yesterday to sign tho papers, and was asked to produce her marriage certificate. "Oh, I havo sent it to my husband at the camp," she replied. "'Well, you will have to senJ for it," was the officer's reply, "as it'is necessary to produce tho certificate for perusal of the Base Records Officer in Christchurcli. The certificates should not be sent to Wellington at all." _ - • Dr. Irene Woodhouse, M.8., Ch.B., of Dunedin, has been appointed 'assistant medical officer to the Sontbland Hospital. Mr. a-nd Mrs. T. J. Thompson, of Hastings, are in Wellington to see their two 6ons, of the Fifteenth Reinforcements. A recent entertainment, organised by the Petono Working Men's Club, in aid of a'widow, resulted in the sum of £20. being handed over. What a woman is searching for today, yet no one guides her. How can 6he prepare herself for dinners,, theatres, parties, etc., and act as naturally as our great grandmothers did in the eighteenth century? How and now. Let her take twenty minutes of Miss Milsom's instructions, and she can'go home and attend her household duties without fear of loss of that which nature gave her; because this well-known specialist teaches how best preserve the facial contour of youth, oiirve of chin and neck, lustre and colour of hair, keep delicate hands and shapely nails. Advice gratis. All hair and face preparations stocked. If you cannot call, write so you can attend yourself in your- own home. Miss Milsom, Barnetfs Buildings. 3-1 Willis Street. Telephone 814.—Advt. Important to Ladies.—No other tea offers such good value as Desert Gold Family Blend at Is. 9d. per lb. Higher grades at Is. lOd. and 2s. - are-delicious and economical.—Advt. "Sydal" is without doubt the most perfect cijiollient you, can use at this time of, the year to protect. your skin and complexion from the -ill-effects of wind, .dust, and heat. Roughness, redness, irritation, and chaps caii-all be prevented; •while, if you, already:;suffer .Irom such condition ' "Sydal" will speedily banish it. Use "Sydal" daily and keep your hands, face, arms, and neck in perfect condition. 2s. at. all. chemists and stores. —Advi.