6 Tm subject to Man-power direction W * WL • and I want to do x useful work— WHICH ... W&l / k' I y } IwrajOi; SHALL I CHOOSE ? / ;|W WT?' J|g|H “If lam allowed to choose my occupation a great staff—happy and loyal. We like I’d like to do work which will give me use- them and so will you. Here you will reful knowledge and training for after the ceive patient and careful training, in congenial conditions. Hot mid-day meals are war. , “Personally, I can think of nothing more available in the cafeteria. There is a suitable than satisfying my woman’s in- Qua Med Staff nurse to consult or g.ve you , ... ' attention and Staff social activities are run stinct to make clothes. i run by the employees’ own Committee. The «I want io find a positron where I shah )n of receive expert tuit.on, and at the same from time work in congenial surroundings for i „ time worn , s centre. Highest wages are paid and we fair and adequate pay. Naturally I d pre- , ~ . „ work a five-day week, fer a firm with modern ideas on staff / . .... . , c Thp vacancies on our workroom staff are welfare; a firm that thinks and plans for ,ne vacancies uh u . , . . , f or conscientious women, anxious to do a the well-being of its workers. I want to (hc work with people who are happy and i earn ing of a useful art. ’Phone, write or whom I can like and get on with.” ca j| now on Workroom Manager, Yes lady, there are firms and people like MATHESON MINSTER LIMITED, that. Call in and see us at work. We have 20-22 Victoria Street. ’Phone 40-107.
THE < 1f.1.C g ON THE QUAY u R . ' once again . • • it’s thn Foundation that counts ... and once again it’s ... more important than ever that yonr Foundations be properly fitted ... THE D.I.C. CORSET SECTION, now situated through the Mantle Showroom, has an expert staff of corsetieres, adept in solving knotty fitting problems . . . including surgical fittings. New Autumn clothes only appear at their best when worn over perfectly-fitted foundations ... so it's more important than ever that they are correctly fitted by the D.I.C. staff of expert corsetieres. CORSET SECTION . . , FIRST FLOOR . . , THROUGH MANTLES
■ft-!' BRlljl/IcJi0 >x *Jh I ■IW Ft* K' iIIB fi KWH 'i 1 I "8.©," kept her prisoner BESS'was a pretty little thing. Worked hard all day in the factory. But, oh dear, might have been behind prison bars for all the fun it brought her after- - wards! A social failure—because she didn’t make sure of daintiness, didn’t use Lifebuoy. Lifebuoy, with its special health element, is a sure counter to “B.O.” And that same . ingredient helps to make Lifebuoy extra mild . . . milder than many beauty and baby soaps. Try Life- | buoy—your very next bath. ■?
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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 127, 24 February 1944, Page 7
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