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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9541, 19 June 1911, Page 5

ELEGANT ECONOMY IN CORSETS. The trouble with the average cheap corset is that it inakos any costumo worn over it look cheap. It lacks distinction. The famous P. and S. "Zairoid" corsets are of a quite remarkable cheapness, .regard being had to their exceptional quality; but they ai© not cheap in style or effect, lho l. and S. was the first great English . , i 1 • ,1 n.J nut. fill T, 10 market, and it has easily kept its lead from that day to this. It is made with scrupulous care of the finest obtainable materials. It is cut by experts on sound anatomical lines. It meets the demands of the most fastidious fashions. It is made in models to suit every style and variety of figure. It keeps its shape to the last, and it lasts longer than any other ready-to-wear corset in the market. The smartest dressed women in London wear the 1. and S. Corsets now. Women of wealth and assured position, to whom money is literally no object, wear the P. and S. Corset in preference to all others, simply because their ripe experience proves the P. and S. to be unquestionably the best.—Advt. RHEUMATIC PAINS RELIEVED. 1 "T have been a great sufferer from ' rheumatism," writer, Mrs Jane Pierce, I 1540 Sturt street, Ballarafc, Vic. "The excruciating pains have caused mo hours of mifevv. I .thoufiht I would never get • relief, but. the first bottle of Chamberlain's ! p a in Balm showed mo it was possible, s Now at tlio first signs of tho rheumatic pains returning I apply-hot fomentations » then rub Chamberlain's Pain Balm well 1 in and it certainly wards off what used - to be days of pain and suffering.' Sold by all chemists and storekeepors-Advt.