REVIEWS.

Otaki Mail, 9 October 1922, Page 3

REVIEWS.

♦ WELDON’S LADIES’ JOURNAL. Weldon’s Ladies’ Journal, October number, hus gratis patterns enclosed of the four charming designs illustrated in full course on the cover. These include a smart coat frock, afternoon dress, dainty evening gown, and a chic "rap coat The fullest directions are given for cutting out and making these designs. and the number also includes tight pages of the latest London and Paris styles in photogravure, a gratis transfer design for the fashionable richelicn dress trimmings, directions for making a lovely knitted jumper in artilicial silk, exclusive design for even-

ing frocks, dinner, dunce, und reception wear, frocks to make in a hurry from short lengths of material, the newest idouses and jumpers, irresistible millinery, including novel trimmings, embroideries and bows, sports hats, etc. Becoming styles for the matron, new ideas for the young girl’s dress, a lesson in dressmaking, how to make a matron’s dress ia two styles. The children’s page with competitions, prizes, appetising cookery and some refreshing drinks; how to renovate furs at home, smart hairdressing, the new hairbaud, latest versions in the popular coat frocks, nc" lingerie as demanded by the changes in fashion, lovely bridal attire, frocks for tlie trousseau, etc. 1

"THE YELLOW.” Enclosed in the cleverest cover we have seen oil a magazine for quite a while, The Velio"- Magazine, Septembei S. an enlarged holiday number, has reached us. The issue contains no less than twelve complete stories by the fcicmost writers of the day. Among those represented are Fred M. White, Michael Kent, Donovan Bayloy, Margaret Pcdler, etc. The stories are all cleverly illustrated. There is a little verse and a further instalment (the conclusion) of Leslie Bcresford’s serial “The Way of Deception.” The Yrellow is excellent value and a magazine one can recommend. The above may be secured from Mr Lowry’s, stationer, Otaki, or Mr Swift, bookstall. Otaki Railway.