Page 21 Advertisements Column 5

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 233, 2 October 1929, Page 21

George and I were married just nine years ago. with me all over again. He often says I am the "best-dressed woman in town." More than 25,000 women and girls, in city, town, and country, have proved by the clothes they have made and the pounds they have saved that you can easily learn at home, through the easy, interesting ASSOCIATED SYSTEM, to make all your own and your children's clothes and hats, or prepare for success in the dressmaking and millinery professions. It makes no difference where you live, because all instruction is poßtal. It makes no difference if you are emplayod during the day or have household duties that occupy most of your time, because you devote as much or as little time to the easy ASSOCIATED SYSTEM as you desire, and just whenever it is convenient. This, the original system of po ; stal instruction, now revised and easier .and better than ever. NEW BOOK—"HOW TO LEARN DRESSMAKING QUICKLY AND EASILY"—SENT FREE. By all means send for this book today. It gives full and free particulars of the wonderful ASSOCIATED SYSTEM. It won't take a minute to write your name and address, and it may easily prove to be the best thing you ever did. . If you apply at once you will also be able to take advantage of our wonderful offer to teach Millinery FREE OF CHARGE. Write NOW. State whether you are Mrs. or Miss, be sure to mention the "Auckland Star," and enclose 3d in stamps for postage. Address your application to Miss F. J. Bradshaw, Principal ASSOCIATED SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING, Dept. 951, 284 Castlereagh Street, Sydney. xLLio