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Introduced 20 years Standard" Cars have improved year by year and the stan- dard is maintained by the most skilful work- manship to be found in the Industry.

Reliable, easy to control and drive, graceful in appear- ance," comfortable and roomy, with ample speed and climbing power suitable for every country and clime, the "Standard" is the ideal car for the owner- driver.

Fitted with Dunlop Tyres.

The All

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Catalogues and fall sprosticstion

an application in the agents.

CAR

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$176, 1, 0, delivered

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Hangkau.

1 'h.D, or 1 kuateru

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langiton. Other models on application.

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It is to your advantage to make a habit of taking Bovril. It will give you. that extra sigour" and.. endurance which just makes the difference at the critical moment of a tiring game. Bovril drinkers are. faster players.

BOVRIL

Prevents "that

Sinking feeling

WITHOUT PURE BLOOD HEALTH IS IMPOSSIBLE.

VETARZO BLOOD

MEDICINE

Elever before was there anything like it, nor are its marvellous properties likely ever to be equalled in diseases arising from impars blood. It searches out and expels from the vital current every lurking tracs of poisonous matter, caring blood and skin diseases, totalons and glandular swellings, bad legs, abscesses, ulcers, eczema, gunt, rheum Maguire or Derbyshire Neok, eta. It improves the general health and quickly. samovo long-standing bronchitis, ethos and hacking, straining, spasmodis cough, too often the precursor of comedianption. LIFE WITHOUT HAIZH HH LIVING DEATEL·

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For Nervous Breakdown and Chronia Weakness,}

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PARIS FASHION NOTES,

[raost OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, ISABEL HANGAY.]

1925

Mr N. Aar!

Adler

EDNOKONO

Mr B. T. G. Aitken

Horal.

Mr & Mrs. Hicks "MR. E. Hi

Mr H. M. Hodges Mr 8. Iredale

finished with a shawl collar of raspberry. VISITORS AT HOTELS. dyed hare. As far as one could judge from the models shown at this parade, I should say that far will be as much worn down on the Riviera and during the coming immer, as it was last year. And this means dyed fur as well as PARIS, December 22od.

specimens of natural colour. for ever Paris is a place of grey skies, of greysiner the day when the dyer and furrier buildings and of grey-clad people these joined forces, there was little "hope of wintry days. Everyone seems to be going our ever wing certain again of not awet. about with an expression that plainlying grass green, reckits blog, mustard

2 taxi-vellow fur Ugh! How cold it is!,"

some such other gentle drivers are muffled up in great goatskin hade in our travels. couts that make you wonder, on paying

SAYS:

tow

CA

your fare, if it has not been a polar YOGI OF THE STRAIGHT FIGURE.

The evening gowns and wraps shown hear escaped from the zoological gardens who has been driving you and the were dominated by a simplicity of lia-

mites who that allowed for tull "freedom of moy children of Paris, those

andment in walking or dancing art reugjuod provide su much of the colour gaiety of the city in their quaiut.the straight silhousite which is

so subtial to smartness these days. A model harmonious clothes, are merged neath coats, gaiters, mufflers from Phillipe et aston showed the and fur toppings generally, that they circular flounce for which this house, is look like so many out sizes ia barrels so famous, but the fullness of the flounc. getting about. And, all, even those who was so cleverly managed that it fell in have not a hope of ever getting to such supple folds about the ankles rather than an earthly l'aradise aither this winter or flared outward. Another model showed any future oue, are thinking with loaging of the sunshine of the Riviera and rhyy ing the comparative handfat of humanity who will be able to scape during the next few weeks to this land of flowers

and sunshine,

THE TRUNKS UN SOCIETY.

in

21

Mr W. S. Allea Mr & Mrs A. W. Yan

Andel

Mr & Mrs P. Anderson Mr G. Apfelben Me W. Archibald Mr & Mrs Bagrant

Mr F. C. Bonham

Dr. H. G. Barrie

Mr R. C. W. Behrrad

Mr & Mrs Benie

Mrs E. R. Belilios Mr V. Benjamin

Mr & Mrs T. U.

Bennett

Mr F. Bennytte Mr H. Bickerton Mr & Mrs Bension

Mr M. Bland Mr R. J. Birbeck

Mr G. Bowack Mr A. W. Graham

Browse

Mey O. £. Brown

Mr T. B. Brow

Dr Christopherson Mrs Christopherson Mr S. Christopherson

and va

:

*Cornell

Mr & Mrs E. Davies

Mr G. J. Johnstou. Mr C. P. Kershaw

Mr & Mrs Jean Knoth

Mr & Mrs H. M.

Mr & Mrs J

Kolodtin K.

Krankman

Mr & Mrs C. Lauritsen

Miss L Lawton

Mr P. F. Lifeure Mr G. W. Leavell Mre E. Liddell Miss H. Lillia "Mr W. H,

1. Toweli

Mr G. H. Lyaott 3r Fred B. Marstall

Mr Chas. Masion

Miss E. May

Messrs B. & R. N.

May

Mr D. McCallum

Mr J. McGee

NOW IN PREPARATION.

THE DIRECTORY

FOR

AND CHRONICLE:

1925.

CHINA. JAPAN, KOREA.

INDO-CHINA, SIAM, STRAINS: SETTLEMENTS, MALAY STATER NETHERLANDS INDIA, PHILIP.... PINES, BORNEO, ETC.

Capt. A. W. McKinley SIXTY-THIRD ANNUAL ISSUE

Mr J. H. Michael

W. Miller

Mr E. W.

Capt

Mill

Mrs Mil

Mr C. H. Montague

Mr T. EL. Moore

Mr A. S. March

Mr W, Norwood

MIT E. H. O'Farrell Mr F. Olson Mr F. Pack

Mr & Mrs H. Pearman Capt. & Mr & Mis

Bearse Mr & Mrs B. Deacon

Mrs M. L. Phillips Capt. Dickens T.

Mr A. R. Pollock Dockray. Mrs.

Mr & Mr. B. Powell Miss M. Eccles

H. Eilis

J. Eddo

Mr F. Powell Mr&M

M. FM Bilis.

Miss

Mr novelty. The bolster slip gowns which

Ellis

Mr Francor

circular-cut front which, however, lung closely to the gare. The slender

Mr B. C. Burdin silhouette affect achieved in this type of

Mr G. W. Barze gown" is usually a result of the use of a narrow underskirt which is slit to their A. Campbell knees beneath the fall front or panels. so that there is plenty of room for walk- ing or dancing. Society, ni course, goes en masse with All the couturiers are showing in there& Mrs W. A their trunks piled high with the won: Riviera.collections, little crêpe frocks

Hi Hi Mi, Da HI HỌ drous dresses and hats the designers that are particularly smart as well as Paris have prepared specially for them

in effect. for this time of the year packed into the practical. The lines of these in general. Mr G. E. Dazoos

straight and narrow are luggage van and themselves packed into

though fullness is introdueil the compartments of the Train Bleu, the variety of ways. Pleating is a favourite most luxuriously-fitted train the ingethod of combining fullness with an.

Other advan aity at man has yet produced, that runs offret of straight lines. from Calais in an unbroken sweep down tages from a sartorial point of view is to Mentone. But Society will not mig that they suggest height and alenderness rag Lil after the New Year. They will wah, on both sides of the Channel for and are, for the present at any rate, the Christmas and New Year celebrations have been so such the vogue during the Carl Fox and, oner these have been conscientious season, have reached the stage when Mrs. J. Franklin observed. thos who are already" in

hey are apt to be little too plain and Dr. Douglas B. Gawler Europe and those who have to cross the

a little too trying to wear: heute, thr Gemusell Channel to get this far, will with ong accord, cord into very available beat welcome accorded to the pleated panels Sir George and Lay

of this season For evening gowns and and train and supplementary train and bir then santhward, having first taken wraps, everything that glitters will be Mr G. H. Gibeon the precaution to provide themselves with wor, judging by the brillians and Mir L. 3. ( general glitter of the Riviera collections. Ut R. E. Gin a collection of suitable clothes to Is Silver and gold lantés, plain of broend Mr & Mry J. Gould them through the season.

1. sleek fulgurantes satins and shining, Mr P Grifin beautiful silks for evening gowns, with Mr & Mrs J. Greffith velvets in regal shades of purple, amar. Mr M. E. Gro From now on til February, when the anthe, cerise and royal blue and again rel will show their Spring collections, all lames for the wraps that cover them. the big couturiers, and modistes will con-

All of the latter, alt without excep. in their attention to nothing but ion are finished with great collars of Riviera clothes. What might be termed far, sometimes as well, with deep band's a dress rehearsal of these was held last für round the hem or edging the MH. Hancock werk at a tiger given by Fezina at sleeves or "the side sits that do duty Mr A. Hanson

for such. The reversible coat that is Mr G. A. Harriman the Palais de lace. the Duchess de Giraumont acting as mistress of cure combination ni velvet and lamé capable Mr J. Scott Harston monies and Andre de Fouquieres, the of being "worn: either side. is greatly in Mr E. Hausermann

are F. Beau Brummel of France announced the various numbers' with his u ani debonair Vogue, as 1:ach for its effectiveness as Mrs 0.4.

OX DIRKOY, OH, BRICII,19,QUAITAN

THZAFIRATION, BAD ODOURS, AND ANY FOR

ROUBLEI, INGLINE FROH 3/%, ALL PHARMACIES,

PODOS KAYOUR BAIM FOR

DTUK, ANTWER

RIVIERA CLOTHES,

comic interlude grace. By way of a (clothes are taken so very seriously in Paris) chose famous clowns, the Fratel liai brothers, gave a performance of their musical act, in the course of which they introduced the audiene: to a new instrument that is a recent invention of theirs This is a cross between the bones and the slide trombone, and it plays quite-recognisable tunes. As well as this turn, there was an exhibition of fancy skating given by champions of the Palais de Grave, the real reason for this being to enable different famous conturiers to show off on the skaters their latest sports costumes.

There were two groups of clothes pre sented those destined for sports wear and those destined for the Casino in the ezen ing. Each gredp presented & decided tendency, the first towards the use of trousers for sports wear, the sreond to wards the use of faller skirts. The trousers were frequently worn with a kee length coat or with a short skirt to cover! the up as to the fulley skirts "tiply ed with nearly all the evening models, t noticed that these did not in the least ohange the general rule of the arrow silhouette. in every case, the fullness be ing hidden or disguised "by means of slits pleats and goutte. Nevertheless.. both these innovations are significant and will donhtless have an influence on th styles of the coming season.

CAPTIVATING KASCHA

Kascha "ened to me to be the mat rial host chosen for sports wear. Th| light weight, and the soft quality of the kashmir wool make it admirably adapted to warm as well as to cold weather, and, as the Riviera climate can change from tropical practically within the sunce of a few hours. designers chose it for prefer. ence: One particularly smart costume was in biege Eascha, male with closely-fried knickers which stopped above the skies, but were covered with a skirt of rainbow atripped knech that extended just to the knee. Gelf stockings were worn with this costing, "rolled" down so as to the leave the knees bare, whilst a close-flting hat I kascha to hatch and sturdy tan shoes completed the ensemble..

A number of sporte suits with pleated skirts in lica of the more modern "trou" gers, were also shown. Some were of white kascha, which is to be one of the most popular materials for out-of-door clothes on the Riviera this year. Short jumpers, reaching to the hips, make the ideal finish for pleated skirts is the opinion of the costuriers, and so a aam- ber of such simple turn-outs appeared. Some had small pockets added near the hem, of the blouse, a note of variety was added to others by means of scarves which could be wound about the throat or left hanging down loosely from the shoulder. A touch of red trimmed several of the white costuraes, taking the farm of as embroidered monogram set in the contre front, a scarf facing, pocket linings, pipings and the like. VRVITY

T

Crushed raspberry was the colour of one of the most effective sports 'ensem. blea shown, the material again being kascha. This consisted in a one-piece frock clearing the ground about sixteen inches, sad & coat to match that com- Eplotaly covered up the frock and was

for its pract cal virtues. CREEKY LITTLE MAIS.

Missex A. Mr & Mrs W.

Capt. T. P. Hall

Mr

5

Gibb,

Hamilton

Hannibal

D. Hawkes

Henderson

Mr. G. Prens

Priestley Juge Purdy BT M. J Quist Mr B. Riley

Mr F. L. Robbins Mr C. Roestoln

Mr Alex. Rom

Mr M. Rossiter Mr. H. Rowe Mr H. Bas "Mr & Mrs G. Schryver Mr & Mrs & Missus A.

B. Shand Capt. Sigvelsad Dr. F.Silvestri Mr A. G. Simpson Mr E. A. Smith Sommers Mry C.Spier Mr H. J. Stokely Mr J. Thor

Dr. H.

Mr L. A. Tobias

Mr & Mrs B. H. Tylør Mr S. L. Veileage Mr R. A Wadeson

Mr & Mrs F

Mrs P. R.

Warren Mr & MTH J. T

J. Wely Miss F. Whittall MJ. Whittall Mr Samntiel Wong Mir F. N. Young

BEPULSE BAY HOTEL

Mr A. F. Henry Hats are cheeky little affairs that start Mr & Mrs Hersee out by being narrow of trim and close- fitting like the cloche nad end in crowns that are peaked and pointed and twisted Mr & Mr Baunerman

and child like no other hat has ever been since Mr & Mrs J. Behar ever hats existed. Those destined for the Riviera are made for the most part of Mr & Mrs A. Brostedt material to match the dress or coat with Mr & Mr A, E. A. which they are to be worn. There is a sprinkling of wil-brimmed, straw hats Mr & Mre F. 3. Craw. but so few as to threaten to render their Dr, Donelau

Dure wearers ennspiennes as they stroll along Mr & Mrs T. C. Deking the sun bathed terrace at Monte Carlo,

Summed up then, the Riviera fashions | Bir & biru "T. C. Fowle come under six hlings: white kascha

ford, nurse and child

Mr & Mrs P.M.

Hodson Mr & Mrs Is. Leask Mr & Mrs E. Lund Mr & Mrs Meurer

Carleton, Mr Moorhead

Mr & Mrs O'dell

and children Mr & Mrs J. N. Parker Br C. B. Shaak Mr & Mrs Vander and children Lt. Col. & Mrs

and M. Walk

Steen

Stepbena

for sports wear, crêpe frocks for ont-of-1 Messrs W. L. Frank M&Mrs F. A. Wallis

door wear, brilliant fabrics for evening wear, small" hats ending in a peaked crown. fur as a trimming and the narrow silhouette, in effect it not in fart, for morning, noon wol evruluz wear.

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