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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 98, 19 January 1921, Page 5

“Winning” Styles in Race! Wear at “V. & A.’s” || | oOfe i | !I; The Barrier’s up —we’re off I Out to win all the way | t: with popular "picks” at popular prices. || | Giothing ensures tip-top style and quality' | S 1 / /^/Hi 1 \ materials. For instance g I II 1 / / A SOME FROCK FAVOURITES. | E //lb r'llhf V Tho smartest in GEORGETTE AND CREPE DE CHENE | t IL ? Vll I fk /) V ONE-PIECE FROCKS, some being trimmed with a ||i f. jg 11 11/ r' / Y' accordeon pleating or fancy stitching. Shades of •_! j £ I E,/ ig I I /%Y_l rose, grey, saxe, buff, jade, helio., pink, black, or 11 ! r v' I I I /f 7 V J white. a n I/////// K / “V. & A.’s” Prices, £8 10s, £l2 12s, £l5 15s, £l6 15s. g ) | »V\W ■ WRAPS YOU’LL SURELY “FANCY.” 1 P /: NEWEST WRAPS, in cape or peg top effects, suitable 11 f E [ O' for day or evening wear, grey Sedan Cloth, with - [ ■lk J'gl ikvvj? f/f rose silk lining, blue with self shade lining. Ri I uf i M “ v ' & A, ’ s ” Price ’ £l ° l9s 6d- T ! f i I I COSTUMES WHICH WILL CATCH THE “JUDGE’S” U H O K| EYE-FIRST! | E | a I g j/A/ 1 li BLACK TAFFETA COSTUME, in best quality. Sacque . fj | 6 Va | B |l' VLy coat has small sailor collar and narrow belt a* E H \ n */ V waist. From this hangs narrow paneb which are 1 1 M I' I 'S finished with silk stitching and silk crochet buttons. I’ I i ’ Four-piece skirt- “V. & A.’s” Price, £lO 10s. 0 “CORRECT” BLOUSES. BE “OUT OF THE RUCK”-WEAR “V. & A.’s” | I A dainty range of GEORGETTE BLOUSES, inset ii sleeves, neat roll collar. Finished with veining; s nuc ,.fitf,ing Toque stvle model, composed rust, purple, g j i turned back cuffs. Shades ivhite anil lemon. - n(1 ]emon ra ffi a .“ Gauged purple pailette silk to R | V. & A. s Ki’ice, aas on. j acg Trimmed large clusters fruit in lemon and W, 8 EXQUISITE GEORGETTE BLOUSES, with design purple. Finished flowing veil. ' c - Kt I * beautifully wft-ked in front of blouse and back of “V. & A.’s” Price, 5/s 6d. LI collar, finished with tiny beads to match, which is moc ] e ] j n nigger brown rich satin straw. Small K I I : most effective. Shades fawn, shell, lemon, biscuit, brim, full crown. Trimmed small cluster sprays HI J and white. U V« & A.’s” Price, 90s. an( j a ppHque foliage. Faille ribbon to tone. u | | Other stuart, styles in GEORGETTE BLOUSES, with “V. & A.’s” Price, 455. 3 H and without collars, daintily trimmed with gold Exclusive model in wide flop shape. Dainty tokls brown H braid or with black stitchings. Square or V neck. georgette under brim. Trimmed rich, tuscan and g | uy. 4 A.’s” Prices, 79s 6d, 84s, and 90s. brown shaded trail. “V. &A. s Price, 55s 6ri. ; | SPECIAL VALUES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS ALL THIS | | WEEK.—BE SURE AND CALL. | WSTffl i ALLAH sil ■ | DISCOUNI _ PROMPT | j I FOR CASH. Phones 20 —030, 21 —215, 21 —796 CUBA STREE I ATTENTION.! I ! | WELLINGTON'S BUSIEST STORE || pW OMILBREK’S FAITpi . IN I GRATEFUL MOTHER’S HOMELY STORY. | I i TJARENTS will recall how their little ones smile through their tears when Zam-Buk /C IF is applied to their cuts, wounds, and painful knocks and bruises, and the following interesting story of Mrs. E. Blizard, a busy mother residing in Ellen Street, S' /' CntvN. Semaphore, Adelaide, emphasises the necessity of all parents keeping a pot « of this famous healer always handy if they would save their children from smarting pain and themselves from worry and expense. “It is said that child-faith is the sweetest and best of all,” writes Mrs. I Afw /V \ Blizard, and to show the faith of my little ones in Zam-Buk I need only say vA j I \\. P l — —tea that no matter how simple or severe their hurts, 1 have only to get the pot of fl Zam-Buk, when their crying eases, and when I rub a little of the balm on the 3 sore part the crying stops and the pain is better. “To further illustrate my children’s faith in Zam-Buk I will tell you one or two instances that touched my husband and self very much. One v® morning we got up to find our pet canary dead. My eldest little boy was very upset over it, and when he picked it up in his hands he exclaimed, ' Oh, , Mummy. Dicky is so cold; put some Zam-Buk on it.’ Poor little chap, he ' I’j really had faith enough in Zam-Bukto think that it would make the dead bird tjyjf f Y? live again. / As,lf// / \ ll' “ Another instance was when my second eldest girl's dolly, was broken. / \ A \ * Her little heart seemed broken, too, and when I went to her she cried, ‘ Oh, % I \ x' tun Mummy, dolly’s all broke; do put Zam-Bpk on her.' Can you beat that for Ji \ \ child-faith ? ® “ Only this morning one of my little chaps, aged 6, was whimpering ‘ cause his toe was hurting, through his little shoe being a bit tight. At first 1 took no notice of him, but 1 overheard his brother, aged 4, tell him that it ® ‘only wanted some Zam-Buk on it, and then it would'nt hurt.’ So I called the little one that was in trouble and said I wiuld rub some Zam-Buk on his toe. After doing so, I put his shoes on again, and he has gone off to his ® kindergarten forgetting al! about the sore toe. ‘‘.l would like to add that we keep a little Zam-Buk in each room, thus saving much time and worry when the balm is needed urgently. Personally, I prefer to get the large pots of Zam-Buk, as they are more economical; p but still it is not a thing one needs to buy every day, and yet it is needed every day. especially where there is a Jg a family, and I think that every mother should keep a pot always handy. We have used It in our home for years, and 1 am sure if every mother has the same. splendid results we have she feels, as we do, that the home is not complete without a.pot of Zam-Buk.” EVERY HOFaiE NEEDS ZAM-BUK | j ZAM-BUK is Nature's Healer for g*- £». Cuta. Bruises. Scalds, Mosquito Ert WK®®® Bites, Peeling Skin. Summer Rash. g’_jr <I,Y3 aal flfwSy ßlisters. Barber’s Rash. Sore Feet. ffc. '’i'YraMx /-si xSI k/ Bent Rashes, Boils, Sunburn. Piles, N?f Ba? M ft/ E»W V M' Sprains Barcoo-rot. Insect Sting-. k tSISM? ££' A tlgf fey fix and injured and diseased conditions WS V V Fm V'-IG/' of l ' ie b k> n generally. n . _ Price. 1/6 and 3/6 per pot. of all f-P I ID |T“ chemists and stores, or post free tfiX I IkJLJ j ] I |\l ft /fL.’- 1 '':! from C. K. Fulford (Australia) Ltd. *' '>!« , jGWfcts 3!) Pitt Street, Sydney, fiS

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