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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 89, 9 January 1919, Page 2

,* /-, 'Wear Gossard Corsets and have jf\ i>W a better figure than ever* <S V V There is no need for any woman to despair- over her beii\g ['/§ [\\\ ungainly in figure. • • - \(i <} V ' Gossard Corsets are designed to alleviate the lot of those who Mf/J \ aro predisposed to such a lot. Gossard Corsets make bad figures m¥ j 'good, and good figures better. \M \ j Every known hygienic nnd anatomic principle is brought in- |w«' - /'< to use in the building of Gossard Corsets, You have but to see ':A \ / B thehi to realise that fact. \ • 1.1 Visit the D.I.C. Ladies' Outfitting Sectionjind ask to see the \\\ : '// new Gossai-di Corset Models—any type of h'guie can be comfort- ij a ably corseted in Gossards. _ , if ■ ■ Bl \ Gossard Corsets they lace in front ' / : . ft A -the D.I.C sell all models. >jt VW '■ \ GOSSARD CORSET MODEL—'White Silk Brocide, beautifully shaped nnd honed, ffl . : 4 ' suitable for stoist arid medium figure, low tops, lgng skirt, 6 suspenders. 755. , jXj ¥i A Splendid Model in GOSSA"RD COESET-To suit stout figure, elastic section nt A^ f J back nnd elastic gores, i euspondeis 49s 6d. \ \ / / GOSSARD COKSDT—In Whito Brocade, floueicd in pale, pinl to nut medmm \. A 8 i and slight figure, beautiful!} boned and pliable, low top, medium skirt ■'.' \\S / 49s. v 6d. . Xff I// GOSSARD FRONT LACING CORSET-Palo Pink Brocade, suitable fer slight nnd ' US medium figure, elastic at top, gores, aud elastic section .it bick 395. Gd. , . J| [ ' GOSSAED COESET—In/Palo Pink Batiste, foi slender figure, lightly! boned \ ' /'/ L suspenders. . .'■■.'.... . 19s. 6d, / / X\ GOSSARD COESET—In strong Whito Conht, suitable foi "-tout fnd medium IjA \\ well boned, medium top, long skirt, i'suspendors. .., 225. 6d. '-" ill I. M GOBS VR'D FRONT LACING MOBEL-I'or mioses and jroiMng girls-Verj-lightly M// M booed and pliable, in fine White Batiste, 1 suspenders. . 15s. Gd, ffl J Box 1478 I 111 Wellington .>| ' , „. ~ ■ —-—■ ■ ■ ;' Don't Let the Deadly Microbe Ijj ||§ /W I Get a Footing In Your House, j Him With Creozeen. J oHllf|H9p^' [■\\TITH the approaoh of the hot weather diseaso germs begin to make i> || Ij(C< eX Thie it tho,time to take precautions against sickness hi your house— | j^^^f^ , " t&op everything well disinfected. A v^^i ,, * a \< - *t !• 1 Creozeen mil do this for you, for it ie a most powerful disinfectant 1 jg £|jq T}\q\ x ,]' J and a thorough Germtcide and Fungicide. 1 :.F :■ . \,, [• I Creozeen'is a household necessity-it can bo used in washbasins, | j q| tlieHS.all, .V '. la\atones, sinks, etc. " % ' '-'>■•-■■ :..'-■ ', .On , Washing Day Always Put a Tablespoonful J j ts new .delicious..;,;, , in a copper Mil of clothes, for it thoroughly cleanses and purifies. | flavour JS SO 4iffererif " I I It ia famous for its disinfecting properties, and is safer than Car- | irom any Other; SaUCe ' ». H- bolio Acid and other Phenols. _ > ' .-; y I Creozeen is so'prepared that it does not burn or irritate the skin, B jjp_ ves gnm , .- I and it is guaranteed free from Arsemc and other dangerous poi 9 on | be _ , . B compounds. j j ....... i „ H - t / _ . 3 sides it aids indigestion. ! ; ' -' 'Creozeen Being a Powerful Disinfectant 1 - ../ ■ * 1 'must of necessity contain the active pnnciples for destioying bacteria }. ; _..—.- in all lto dangerous forms, and, therefore, must not bo taken intein- , KfflVe YOJH Our Free "' -J The proportion ie one -.easpoonful to a quart of W ater-*tiength can | BOO&Ic8, Regarding '. , r '( to varied according,to the object for which it is to be u«ed. ] A Tl^l^l / Large Bottles, Is. 3d. each; 1 gallon Cans, 10s. per gallon; 5 gallon S ■* ~-. Drums, Bs. 6d. per gallon. ■ HERE IS A COPY READY. ALL YOU I HAVE TO DO IS USE THE FORM. , "":.! IJ'WT "K JB*»flf ;■' ©' Z*"' T I t I Everyone who has this dire disease should •"' H r \kl WnillQ. <NT i A S tCt send foi the booklet. It tells simply and *• I J J-J* Vv * AVAA*Aw* WW VeiU'** B etiiiighttoraaidly ot the discovers; of the ■»' ! } ■ lemedy, *~'j Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington. ' j BHFJIVIAIBMF JPIVVrFfJ'A'"' » and gives scoies of testimonials. People -. , who 6tate that they are cured t> stay cured, , and arc able once more to enjoy O "'- life, frop tiom agonibing"pain, are the best •; / \ Tecoinmendation wo could possibly have, r" \ \ If you aie a sufferer,-' get the booklet,' u~ \ I lend it c.irefulh, jihl you-will-agree that Z" , i || l |i y il!ll l Illllil 1 * onde,ful " ctiKl ' sd,ld to : day '; • M - / / Ehou'niatisin mentioned in the "Do- •» i / V inmion," Wellington. -G9O. . - . ' __ . \ / I OUTWEAP ihe HEWIER MAKES' Hi «« 71" T« w fhc, VV _ oFFcaso «s sußsn-iiTES. . HOftf.OCKSES Costs a little more than > SBlS»^^S other brands, but is more iPra^^^^s^^^^ economical and more fl f 'l^^PJpf^^||pMM' Pa/afe " BARRETT'S HCTEIT - . , _ , „ . *i\A J) )) LAMBTON QOAt.'WBLLINQTON. Try the other Good Grade at 414 /J/s visitors to Wellington should my 175; ' I jf/ , — at taie splendid Hotel. Every oom- ( A ( fort arid attonticn. Night Porter in y*> Ml V dttondanoe. Electtio Lift installed. Bleojbrs> S e '*' 0 0, " ln every rooia. Tariff, 9s. pe» '^yvsi w Yjho(4y'S y p. damo«. propr^. WHOLESALE AGENTS. THOMPSON BROS.. LTD. WELLINGTON. |%^^f-^|^^Htl^?. . rw TAKI ' B nDW Seaside Eeeorl now open. "raTARTIMM Economy. Weer WOOD- |jl, wlMlJiuJl&^S^^^^ \J A Kiosk and Quadranglo. Some- » » \[ILNII KUBBER cheaper ""•-'• - __, ■*■ thing quite novel. Send for tunff to C. than le.ilhei Made m England of Best RECOGNISED AS ONE OF TIIH \ fiSttfrell Oiaki, Para Eubbor. Hato them Btted UOiiIINION'S LEADING HOXELS.