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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 53, 26 November 1919, Page 3

| For the Ever-Alluring White Outfit* ♦ [ \ 1 The hot v/eather which we invariably experience in the neat future calls \ "ffiU&k for considerable thought as to how to keep oneself moderately cool, . | Vtk w *" te Costtime from the " P.D.C," answers this question without hesitaI MfWh tion. They are made from the lightest of fashionable materials, the style'.'; I li¥/l \ is the latest and the prices commend themselves as an additional attraction. \ l\ \\l « ! \ COTTON COSTUME IN WHITB WHITE COSTUME, OF THE MA- .. ftMlll/l GABERDINE, of which tho special ' TBBIAL' OP THE MOMENT" | lifl MV \ *»„!■„,. o ,-.„ t™„,> n „„t UABBICORD, a smart y cut coat HI? I "liH featurw a»: Loose helUd coat, ' v.itl, box pleat effect at l W ck, and a p. Ifl |i| Vi \ \ daintily cut pockets, turned down skirt "of tho latest slylo with belted ";' \ 'lb I C* \ " collar and rover, ■' effectually com- waist givo this costume a toney ■--•- 1 I? j 1 J U • pleted in the form of a plainly cut ia , a -K wWlo the narrow eash belt 15 I .1 i *& i-i vi.. ii ii -\ at waist ot coat, tailored collar, and I Uw-IWIIS ' * y Kathl?Wll at walst - smart bone buttons greatly adds to .~. p fflffll Hi <.r> r, r. nnoi or „,, ,j jts enchaiitmonl. I Iff 1| "P.D.C." PRICE, £2 12s. 6d. "P.D.C." PRICE, £3 3s. | \| 111 NOVELTY WHITE COSTUME, a pleated coat with deep yoke back and.front '-. I \ S ||' and belted waist makes this garine rtfc at onoo distinctive. The skirt is I \ B H\ ' 6martly tailored and is slightly gathered at tho waist;- an effective finish d %3lJrfr is -produced.by trimming tho collar and cuffs with blue and -white-striped —-" \ Si\ pique. "P.D.C." PRICE, £3 15s. | |]\ DESIRABLE SUMMEE COSTUME OP PINE WHITE GABERDINE, made in a stylo which commands attention. The coat is loose fitting with sash belt, gg||\W. pockets of,the neatest shape, and long roll collar. The skirt is smartly cut, I ' '• and finished in a belted sty-le at waist. "P.D.C.!i PRICE, £< 15s. \ . ' I • . | ' . | Where Quality IL HCZII Hi nv> • i MiMßfif B M m OTrrDAIIV • oorP »«sare Goods are so Y li™ H" B' Bl Tr subject. to a ■ •Purchased. Jj| m ' Id.'in the 1/lj * B mil' .inwimminium l Miij -' '■j«JlUlmlJ-"Jn*-i*'-'m"<iH<lfcj|t thU.t.*i!WD,"j(* y^mmmtmaHotmiaswaaimm J" THE SQUARE / PALMERSTON NORTH One of the most widely known authorities on f - ■■ Voice Production and Singing in Australia Commanded by H.R.H. Princess Victoria to proceed to France, where he sang at 178 War Concerts. Re writes of Profesdonal People and their iealt PROFESSOR WOODHOUSE was four times elected Chairman of the Vocal Science Con- . ferences, held by the Incorporated Society of Musician's, Glasgow and Manchester.. During the celebrations attendant on the inauguration of the Commonwealth, at the direction of Sir John See, he controlled the musical festivities at that historic period. %He has had a lengthy experience of " concert direction, and will manage a number of concerts during the forthcoming 1919 season Professor Woodhouse, writing on the question of health, states that during his period at the front and in London hospitals he saw many harrowing sights, and returning to Australia in a troopship.;.: with 600 wounded' Australian Soldiers, in fear each day of submarines, his Serves completely gave;'.. way. After a brief period, upon his arrival he took CLEMENTS TONIC on the advice of a .:: benefited friend and it proved the turning point to health, and he is healthier than he has been for' : ; ycarc. Concluding he says:;— ; v.\ "I think that a carefully studied diet, assisted byp Clements Tonic, would soon make quite a lot of ailing people have quite a different outlook on life." Professors, Teachers, Artists, Students, Theatrical Stars or anyone whose brain is their wage-earner should keep this medicine and use it always. It does good because it is good '■ All Chemists and Stores in New Zealand sell this great Tonic. Price 3/- per bottle Get it to-day and health at the same time \ Clements Tonic Ltd., Roztlle, N.S.W. ji tS|7 **? J ' "~. , ■ half the fun !s getting m the NECESSARIES FOR 4 XMAS! ' "t#ft,j(B fl '4t\ JUrr'/ There will be adtlwl plcnsnre this year . 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