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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 212, 8 September 1925, Page 17

••••••••••••••••••••••«••• The Th Secret of Slend It is the uncorseted appearance that is fashionable,- not the' uncorseted figure, for after all there is no greater aid in attaining the desired suppleness of form than that given in the latest "Gossarci." Just sufficient corset to correctly control curves and to bring about the long modish lines is all that these new models represent. Comfort and freedom of movement are an all-day enjoyment, whilst the wearer dons her gown with the assurance that the figure is being cared for in the present and cultured for the future. A few moments* inspection of these new numbers will convince of their worth, whilst Miss Wraight is always pleased to advise on all matters pertaining to corsets and their fitting. "Gossard" Model No. 218— A lightly boned Pink Cotton Brocade Corset for slight and average figures. 22 to 30inch waist—rPrice, 17/9. "Gossard" Model No. 382 —1n strong Pink Cotton Brocade, with very long top and long skirts, for average and full figures. Sizes 22 to 30— Price, 26/9. "Gossard*' Model No. 549 —An excellent non-lacing number, no top, and long skirt, made of dainty Pink FioTal Goutil. For average and slight figures, in sizes 24 to 30— Price, 28/9. "Gossard" Model No. 1037— Another new non-lacing model, and a delightful number for the heavier figure, in a dainty light-weight Pink Silk Brocade. In sizes 26 to 34—Price, 59/6. I Milne & Choyce Ltd. j j :: FOR THE LATEST ALWAYS :.- I j QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND j

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