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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1936, Page 13

WHERE DID SHE GET THEM? "My dear Mrs. Smith," said her friend, Mrs. Brown, "Did you see Mrs. Watson to-day in the town? "I could but remark on the clothes that she wore, I "For ne'er have I seen her so stylish before. "The cut of your, new blouse," I said, "is perfection, "While your corsetry certainly needs no correction." "The suit is an old one," said she with a laugh; "But folks say it's made new with this smart blouse and scarf; "And a well-fitted corset keeps all trim and neat, "From Fisher's I get them—they're hard to beat." HAND-FAGGOTED CREPE DE CHINE BLOUBEB—AII shade.-? and sizes— 9/11, 13/6 each. PARTICULARLY GOOD SHAPED HEAVY FIGURE CORSET—I 3/6. HANDKERCHIEF SCARVES — Crepe de chine: spot and conventional — 1/11. Prompt Attention to All Mail Orders. J. P. FISHER, j 166 KARANGAHAPE ROAD, , Between Woolworths and McKenzie's.