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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 84, 2 January 1918, Page 2

! KV QUALITvf . . m\ ■ The Corset Designer of to-day is very different from : H ■ the "stay-maker" of as little a« a quarter of a cenII tui-y ago. : \\\ Twenty-five years ago models in corsets were so j I \l rare that it was almost a case of taking what you : \ Jfl couH get—all corsets then appeared to be cast in the \i|| same mould. |U The Modern Corsetiere is an anatomist first and a Jvfj corset designer afterwards; that is why to-day we J % have so many models —each one adapted to a parfiin ticular type of figure: ' ll;/ ISL y[ Study this list of Warner Corsets—new (B q W moclels > ft fl °f tn em > a . ml excellent in shape jf§\ ill Warners Latest Models include |J 1 > ' \i| an appeal to the Sports Girl I I MIS WARNER CORSETS-In • white ba- SPORTS CQRSETS-Topless, with fv I an t' B ' 6, out w '"? 'nodium bust and medium length skirt, and elastic band ft y/l short skirt, suitable for average and at waist. 9s, 6d, K , In full figures. 12s. 6d. WARNER CORSETS-Dftaigned es- l\ / / WARNER CORSETS-For the long- pecially to meet the requirements of ft / fl waisted, who prefer a model with a the tall stout figure; will create M I I high bust and ehort skirt and a curv- ehapely lines and give necessary eupf / ing waiet line. 11s. 9d. port 18s. 9d., 225. Od. /// CHARMING MODELS for slender FOR MEDIUM FIGURES smart and /// : figures are shown in white batiste, comfortable models are ehown in U| ' lightly boned, with very low bust and white batiste with low bust, long ' ■ VI long supple skirt. 11s. 9d. skirt, , and curvina waist line. , ; V\ FOR THE SHORT STOUT FIGURES 12s. 6d. to 18s. 6d. / '' i\\ there are well designed models in WARNER CORSETS-Suitablo for II \\ batiste, with a double skirt; a low slender and immature figures; beau- 1/ \ N|j cut bust and perfectly placed bonings tifiilly light, with low bust and me- . d \.\b ensure absolute comfort and a emart dium length skirt with free hip. ffl Wj appearance. IBs. 6d., 215., 255. 12s, 6d. \\ / / 1/- in the £ dlfioount off every onsh \ i I purohaso of &1 op ovopi ( nS 8.1.C. BOX 1478 WELLINGTON W

/New Designs in Ladies' Hand Bags* Nothing Like Them in New Zealand* These bags (Arts and Crafts designs) represent the latest ideas in this line, and are quite out of the ordinary run of ladies' hand bags. They are made of high-grade leather,/ and are decorated by hand with such designs as flo'were, fruit, leaves, birds, and various artistic patterns. . These bags are not stamped, but are made _of modelled leather, the modelling, tanning, and colouring playing an important part in their appearance. Modelled leather is non-breakable, peculiar, Individual, Distinct, and Highly Artistic, Every bag is hand decorated and lace leather bound. The interior is of beautiful soft leather, having a purse attached with a snap clasp, also a pocket for letters, etc. • The bags are fastened by bands with dome snaps, the handles being piped and laced. "" "As we only have a limited supply of these modelled leather bags in'stock it will be necessary to call early if youiwish to secure one, or write to Department "D." ♦ W* Willis & Lα, Ltd, Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington, ;The New Year Gift The Token of Hearty Goodwill ~ so veil expresses that goodwill \ as a gift' of Jewellery or Silverware. Young's is the standard shopping place for those who desire the best at a reasonable . ' figure. Our show windows offer you 6cores of good suggestions, at all prices from a few shillings upwards. G; & T, YOUNG, Ltd. : 252 Lambton Quay. j- ——. _ ■ '^F'.'' "J IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO TELL \^ I MANIT PEOPLE DO NOT TROUBLE TO GET ,/§j NATURAL LOOKING TEETH MADE WHEN IT 18 NEOEBBARY TO HIVE AKTIFIOIAL TEETH. THE TEETH WE MAKE CANNOT BE DISTINGUISHED FfiOM BEAI, TEETH! PLATEB PEOH £J/J/., THE AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS, COLTER OP CUBA AITD MAKNEIIS STBEET6 (Onr Windcr'n.) AOT AT AUCKLAND. ' J. R. T. HILHOY, Manager. ' Qoldberg 7.