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Feilding Star, Volume 8, Issue 2668, 26 August 1930, Page 2

For the New Spring Silhouette The Line of Beauty «s LADIES!—Please Note: - You lake tlie greatest care in suiting and fitantr yourso't u iih the right lints ami shoes. A\ HY TAKE HHSO THOUBhU WITH YOUR FIGURE, which either makes oi mars the smartest ensemble? Our experienced corsetiere is always at votir service, and works wonders in turmns out feetlv-fitted figures. Make an appointment with hei to-day the service is free. Private room at your disposal. n : »a) BEADTIFIIh GOSSARD tOKSET. For full figures ; is a marvel in tailoring. A long skirt, well boned, gives ample support over the abdomen; a low bust with elastic insets adds wonderfully to its comfort; eight hose supports. Size: 110 to SSins. 45/6 Post Free. A DAINTY CORSET for medium figures is made from a pretty Silk Brocade and Suede ; lightly boned ; with six liose supports. 50/- ** ost * ree> GOSSARD FRONT-LACING plain Pink Coutil. Suitable figure. Four- hose supports. 19/6 Post Free. DAINTY BRASSIERES. In 30 to 40-inch bust measurements. From 2/6 to 11/9 Post Free. FOR THE SLIGHT TO MHI HIM FIG ERF there's a Gossard Model in Pink Cotton Hroeade, with a cunning rubber top ; lightly boned ; medium length skirt; four liosc supports. 23 /G rost Frec * rays a little coaxing irdupois, and giving FOR THE AVERAGE TO FUEL FIGURE there's i in do, and the method helps wonderfully in reducing ; a trim appearance. Made of Satin Striped Coutil, with wide elastic diaphragm control and elastic sections over hip and thigh; honed over diaphragm; also in back, and extending to top of garment. Bust measurement : .*56 to 42 inches. 35/- * >os *' * ree * d *4M nmz Palmerston Uorth

Are You Ashamed of Your Hands? How frequently we hear expression* such a*: ‘*l won’t take off my glorea/' "I can’t play cards,** “I never wear my rings, they show up my hands too much,” “I am thoroughly ashamed of my hands,” and so on, given vent to by womenfolk who often are compelled to forego social functions simply because household duties or climatic conditions have played havoc with their hands. Really such sacrifices of pleasure are unnecessary. By regular use of Mirpil these embarrassments can be avoided, and the hands kept dainty and soft. Mirpil contains nothing to injure the skin and may be used frequently with every confidence for Red Hands, Rough, Chapped and Chafed Skin, Chilblains, Windburn and Sunburn, as a base for powder and after Obtainable from all chemists and stores, or from The W. H. Comstock Co. Ltd., Makers of Morse’s Indian Root Pills, 8 Farish Street, Wellington. Price 2/6 per bottle, post paid. #

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