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Evening Star, Issue 17191, 5 November 1919, Page 8

l 'T A TQ'Zit/STAIJrM OOISET Xef us Fit You with A New Model Be sure that your Corset gives you the correct lines. Of utmost importance is the fit of your corset. There are so many New Models In D. & A. Corsets that you cannot fall to be correctly corseted at the D.l.c. 11 ATHLETIC,” a D. & A. Sports Corset, useful and c9mfortable, with light honings and elastic inset at waist; sizes 21in to -"in. Price, 7/11 pair. "ENID,” a practical D. A A. Model, in strong White Coutil, with elastic at waist; sizes 21in to 28in. Price, 11/6 pair. "VIOLET” is our Special D. & A. Model, with short skirt, in strong "White Cbutil, with low top. Well boned and suspendered; . sizes 21in to 30in. Price, 10/9 pair. "Sylvia,” a favorite D. & A. Model, for slim and medium figures, low ton, long skirt, made in strong White Goutif; sizes 21in to 30in. Price, 11/9. “ LEADER,” a strong D.. A A. Model, in AVhite Coutil, with duplex steels, suitable for medium and stout figures; sizes 22in to 32in. Price, 16/ S. " CELIA,” a light I). AA. Model,-in good "White Batiste, with double material in skirt, a dressy style, nicely trimmed, low top; sizes 21in to 30 in. Price, 16/9. DJ.C i!A Where You Get Your Prescriptions Dispensed

We have lately altered the whole of the interior of our Pharmacy, This necessitated fitting up a New Dispensary, which to our mind is the most important department of a chemist’s business. With this in view' we have spared no expense in fitting up what we claim to be the most up-to-date Dispensary in this City. IT have followed out the English plan of making provision for every utensil used, such as measures, spatulas, glass rods, mortars, etc., to be thoroughly sterilised. 0 Every drop of water entering into the composition of a mixture or lotion Has passed through our Climax Still. If you do not understand the value of these last tw'o items, ask your doctor. He will quickly assure you that it tends to the ideal in dispensing. Finally, this department is under the sole control of a fully qualified chemist by examination. His work never brings him behind the counter, so that his mind is always concentrated on his dispensing. This eliminates all possibility of mistakes. ■5 Owing to our large turnover, our drugs never have a chance of becoming stale or inert. COUNTRY CUSTOMERS. —AII Prescriptions reaching us through the Post are dispensed and posted carefully packed with the prescription enclosed.

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