Aprii 13, 1916 
Supplement to LAND & WATER 
XV 
INEXPENSIVE 
HATS 
for Easter 
THE Hat illustrated 
is an excellent ex- 
ample of the value 
to be obtained in our 
Millinery Department. 
Our Book of New Spring 
Millinery posted free. 
Attractive Toque, de- 
sired and nude in our 
own workrooms, in 
buck panne, with high 
tnlle crown, tied round 
with blue ribtxm in an/ 
sbade required. 
Prici 29/6 
MARSHALL & 
SNELGROVE 
LIMITED 
VERB ST. and OXFORD ST. 
LONDON 
a Campaign Boot 
that will outlast the 
Campaign, 
will wear like nails for years, if need be, giving full comfort 
from the very first, fitting finely, never letting in the wet, and 
looking as smart as the most particular officer could wish. 
That's the Norwell Trench Boot, the very finest Campaign Boot on 
the market, with 100 years' reputation for thoroughness behind it. 
D/oriOeJIs 
'F^erih '^ oots 
" Direct from Scotland." 
The Norwell Trench Boot (as illustrated) 
Specifi- is hand-built throughout — light, but with 
cation. every point perfectly finished, for wear, 
dryness, and com'prt. See the illustration — - 
note the welt all round the Heel, and the full half-inch 
sole of double-wearing, waterproof Dri-ped. Water- 
tight tongues right to the top, waterproof pebble- 
grained uppers, black or brown ; special leather 
lining. With 3 buckles as shown, or with '7 C I 
ordinary laceholes to the top. Post Free. I iij~ 
Also the Cavalry Officers' Field or Riding Boot. 
The uppers are cut from best selection of water- 
proof brown calf-skin, special flexible uppers, leather 
lined, hand-built throughout, with or wiihout toe- 
cap?, Wellington high legs, to lace over instep only, 
and filled wiih small strap at top of leg to keep this 
in position. Fitted also with garter loops if 
preferred to strap and buckle. Post Fr 
D. NORWELL & SON, 
PERTH, SCOTLAND. 
Specialists in Riod wearing footwear. (Estab- 
lished over too years. 
Foreign orders receive special aUtntion. 
t^'rite now for New Footwear Catalosue. 
The Original Cording' s . Estd. 1839 
High-Grade 
Military Waterproofs. J 
The "EQUITOR" Coat 
(Regd.) 
Officers speak highly of the 
special provision for mounted wear 
in the attached apron buttoning on 
one side. This absolutely shuts out 
any rain, and when not in use fastens 
conveniently (out of sight) on the 
inside of coat, which then serves 
just as well for ordinary wear afoot. 
The coat can be had fitted with belt 
if desired. 
One of the recommended materials, 
No. 31, in colour an approved mili- 
tary fawn, is a tough, though finely- 
woven fabric, light in weight, yet 
absolutely reliable for hard wear and 
tear. 
Also made with warm 
fleece detachable lining. 
All " Equitor " Coat with this 
snug woollen wrap or inner coat 
added, will keep out the bitterest 
wind or cold, and will most surely 
minimise the evils of enforced ex- 
posure at night. 
When ordering an "Equitor" or " Ser. 
vice " Coat (the " Service " Coat is matJe 
without the attached apron), or directing 
that one be sent on approval, height and 
chest measure, and reference, should be 
given. 
New llluttratea List of waterproof coatt, cape; boots/trench waders &c., at request. 
J. C. CORDING & G. 
Waterproofers to H.M. the King 
Only Addresses : 
19 PICCADILLY, W. & 35 st. jamess st. 
Inexpensive 
Crepe de Chine 
B I o u 
s e s 
In view of the present 
widespread feeling for 
economy in dress, we have 
designed a number of 
simple and dainty, yet 
t h r ou^hly practical, 
blouses at ouite excep- 
tional prices. This is the 
more apparent when the 
present remarkable rise in 
the price of all silk e:oods 
is taken into consideration. 
PRACTICAL CREPE DE 
CHINE BLOUSE, made 
by our own workers from 
reliable quality Crcpo de 
Chine, with large collar, 
to be worn outside coat. 
In black, white, navy, 
s.and, vellum, and hy- 
drangea shades of pink, 
blue, and raauve. 
SPECIAL PRICE 
21/9 
In thick Japanese silk, 
18/9 
In soft white spot muslin, 
15 9 
CATALOCUE PO'iT FREE 
DebenKam 
&Freebod[y 
Wigmope Street. 
iCovendish Square) London.VC' 
Fomous tor over a Century 
(orTosle (or QuaMv for Value 
