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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3180, 3 September 1917, Page 2

QUAU j d Corsets make the best figure- f/ m Toonoation for the new style in Spring Frocks l\ • !*£/ So much has been said, at bus time and another, about the virtues of all i/I kinds of Corsets as figuro-improvers that tho D.I.C. proposesto avoid that with Jjft | fl " regard to Gossard Corsets. 11l K\c'' "'What'we havo to say about Gossard Corsets (they lace in front) is morß about /'j VVvt' vtheir practicality and common-sense build. jj ;| V The lacing in front innovation is distinctly practical, because it enables the I / S , '■ V wearer to adjust the Corset to perfection. Tho same idea adds to tho common- fIJ I \w sense methods used in the construction of Gossard Corsets; they are modelled on M j; |\ natural and .hygienic lines, thereby assuring the maximum amount of comfort ffk and support. |l|\ .j /I INSIST ON D.I.C. EXPERTS FITTING YOU WITH GOSSARD CORSETS N '"■ ■// m For tall,- heavy figures requiring a ligh-top Corsot, a splendid VjS ■ • J ' model is shown in strong Goutille; the bust is cut high and v«] Jj gives a graceful contour, the waist well defined, tho skivt W Aj lonff, with elastio sections at back. 295. 6d. to 475, 6d. H| B - Y iSsT-'J Special Value is given in a beautifully cut model at 14s. 9d. /11l n I SVy ' for medium or average figures. The bust Is T&tber loir, and jjjj [\ \ ■jJtT :I , tho skirt-is of a medium length, with clastic inset. 11l c V (®N A model at 21s. 6d. in Coutille, of a superior quality, will ff li V A I\li\l prove suitable for modium or average figures who prefer tho St ff V\s rif )j*Srlth ' higher bust lino and shorter skirt. , j/ S wfti fi mL % Splendid Models in durable Coutilla have a medium low bust M i.' IMfl / //ftvvSiraKft and a moderately long skirt, with olastio sections at back. m\ M X. ' ' ■ 17s. ea., 19s. Gd., 265. 6d. ml Mm iMfR,. Exclusive designs aro sliown in 1 Silk Brocade and .Fancy Cou- fl \ f/flji ff||| tille, or French Batisto. • 495, 6d., 555,, 695. 6d, »' \ fl It Jfifltl® For tiill, well-developed figures a charming'model is shown \ \ II 1' ' ffilßp ' . ( 'm Fancy Coutille; it has a low-cut bust, a long close-fitting XllM, ' fll ;; .skirt, and a curving waist line. ' 455. 6(1. \\jjj Ilf C| jiffiO A model nt 375. 6d. in soft French Batiste is designed especi- lUH .m iP ' lJi: a "y lot tho slender woman. The bust is medium, and tho Me B ' ' llhjHfhM • , , skirt short, with a free hip, is very lightly, boned. fa « "ffiFLniu® A similar Model is shown in a Figured Batiste at 225. 6d. !f!f, ' N\y OTMn/y : A Corset designed, especially for stout figures has a close- Jfft ; V \ WSfifflag ' fitting skirt,, which gives oorrect abdominal support and re- if '§ ; \-l ' 1 VMI duces without compression; tho bust is cut low, and tho j / Vffl Jfij waist line shown the new curve. This model creates a I r ■ i m ill shapely figure, and gives absolute comfort. 375, 6d,, 455. I i ittl \ 1/» In tho & discount off every cash '\ j I I purchase of fit or oven |t| D.I.C. Box 1478 Wellington STj^

Sherwiß=fiißffls' Kepared Paiats j ®va fag lie fe : l®ar loose, j Sborwin"WilHanis' (BWP) is.,, the result of fctfy; S seven years' ezpfei'temoe m practical paintfloaking. It is manufap- ? tnrod by machinery according to strictly scientific formula, and is 1 technically and chpinieally correct. One gallon will -oovcr . 860 j eqnaw feat, itww ooatn, as cgßtnrt'. 260 feet covering capacity ji ©Mead^sm^'oaJ'inixfldK;By f 'Tittnd. SWP>% mado from > Piaro 'lead, Ptfro Unseed' 011 5 {figments and driers—the lead to givo | I the spreadjng paitostg, tie zfno to harden and present a more fena- | cidns paint U8 seed oily compressed and filtered in | tEa •maker's <Wn aiilla - <ft<ptpjihfe=kng Efe said durability for which | ■'SStfiP ia eo «fi{J WirSit-. • '. I Powerftßgrinds .tifo various materials n&tii fbo th» highest degree 'of Siteiiess. The principal I ' injpredienfe, leatf, siiio aitS itnsoejl oil 'are tile; product of the manu- i isStxo&s- tsWi?[ \aatd! ! ai&"cnlsf "umAI S fifftk&:>ttie -B&stPatot. | - ■ SWB-iisaaada'iii 01l <sEiiiße®y t for fofcH in'sido and cutaids ose, and ■ ! 'attuftofanqr and weaMag . ' - • qualities. 1 ' } ; rata an® frost, iy specifying • j - '£StiptefyW3titoij& ft comes iu 49 attractive, per- , r artanettbycoSrariK iW'ritoifor J Booklet astir colour.^«aA^ r j(. o to , ; •-'.-■ - ■■•■■■■■■■■■■ Dept. "D." | "R 1. mi t ©. ®~ Ageats. j .-' ' ' ' Showing How Pretty and Dainty §#En*!id Jewellery Can Be. WB ave- displaying a variety of charming designs in Brooches of ** Enamel, mounted with 15-caiat gold, which are sure to delight ' -oar ladv. " One or two ore in the shape of pheasants, some in norals, and other artistic designs, several examples being set with stones. 1 hese arc/well worth, injection. Prices from 35/-. ~ ill !OP§,W. PENDANTS > (for Necklets). . 252 LAMBFON QUAY, .*.• Prices from 20/-. WELLINGTON. A 600 D BET 0F TEETH GIVES EXPRESSION' tjjffL-.. TO THE MOUTH "I co many people are labouring under the delusion that artificial teeth are unsightly, and spoil the expression ot the face. This may bo so with mauy other dentists work, J BUT DR. RAYNER'S SCIENTIFIC L "j TREATMENT OF THE MOUTH [~ Represents a new phase of of this most ■ delicate operation ! d No matter how intricato or difficult tlio work ot hlting the mouth we have the facilities and dental specialists to carry out the work with satisfaction to tlio miuutest detail! Wo use SPECIAL PLATE RETAINERS (fitted with spccial J rubber) whidh. ensures a scientific fit and perfect comfort to -j tbo wearer! NO OTHER DENTAL SERVICE GIVES YOU THE SAME J EXPERT TREATMENT FOR SUCH LOW PRICES. ... L "1 Wo extract your teeth by our famous Painless Method, and supply correct teeth. FROM £3 3s. ; —I CORNER OF CUBA AND MANNERS STREETS F (OVER WINDER'S). AND AT AUCKLAND. DR. RAYNER.

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