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Mataura Ensign, 17 January 1914, Page 7

"FOR WANT OF A NUT THE WHEEL CAME OFF!" And for want of a little timely attention a slight chill develops into dangerous illness. At first sign of cough, cold, influenza, etc., fly to Touking's Linseed Emulsion. Is6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d—Chemists and Stores. After having enjoyed a brief holiday »t New Year time our tailoring department is now moving forward again. Our i suits have always held a premier position and during 1914 we intend to still I further enhance the reputation gained in previous years. A Thomson and Beattie suit will always give satisfaction. Now is the time to order one. The world over—fashionable women are wearing the corset which supplies • long felt want —the now Front Lacing Royal Rustless P.D. Ask your draper to show it to you. Note how I light it is in comparison with other I corsets. Mark how much finer is the quality of the fabric. Then compare the stitching—the quality of the thread —so right through the corset. You'll find that the P.D. is superior to other corsets which cost much more. But it | is in wear that P.D. superiority shows J —you'E find P.D.'s wear longer—give I greater ease and comfort. The new j Front Lacing P.D. is a revelation—all : other corsets lace on one side only—the P.D. laces on both sides—thus giving ! perfect balance. For those who desire I it a model lacing only on one 6ide is I sold. Every slender and medium figure should wear P.D. Front Lacing Cor- ' sets—but they are not suitable for full and stout figures—the P.D. Self Re-1 ducing is the Corset for these models. 1