100 GUINEA CORSETS FREE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14017, 24 March 1909, Page 10

100 GUINEA CORSETS FREE.

' TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG NEW * ZEALAND HERALD, READERS. : WRITE A POST-OARD AND WIN ONE. 3 A Guinea Pair of Corsets Free to 100 r readers of the New Zealand Herald is the 1 generous offer announced ■:■ by Messrs. * WEINGARTEN BROS., the makers of the famous. "W. 8." Corsets. The selection of 5 the fortunate 100 is to bo decided by a , simple and pleasurable competition, . in .- which every woman in New Zealand, whether she lives in a mansion or in a cottage, , will have an equal chance of success. V" The nature of this competition is fully ' described in a beautifully . printed and il- " lustrated book issued, by this well-known firm, entitled "The W. B. Beauty Book." It is impossible in this space to do more j than merely outline the competition, but it I may be stated that NO GREATER ABILITY THAN THAT OF WRITING A-POST-I CARD IS NECESSARY TO ENTER IT. t This alone gives to all classes of women an t equal chance of success, but that is rendered • ; still more certain by an ingenious scheme • that absolutely prevents unfair competition. New Zealand has been divided into sections _ according to population, so that a lady living , in. a largo city like Auckland is not placed . in competition against a woman living, say, in a small country township. , In fact, the i competition has been so carefully arranged s that equality of opportunity among all sorts » and "conditions of competitors is made abso--5 ■ lutely certain. BOOK FOR THE BOUDOIR. j The regulations governing the competition t —which is of a nature that appeals strongly to ladies—are very simple, and are fully set I forth in the book already referred to. There is, it may bo stated, no entrance fee, and the i book giving details of the competition will s be sent freo to every applicant. It is a dainty and charming production, and alto- - gethcr a triumph of tho printing art. It deals with practically every phase of feminine ? beauty culture, and explains how . EVERY * woman can improve her figure, carriage, complexion, and general appearance. In v fact, apart altogether from the competition, c , it is a book that ought to find a place in ; every woman's boudoir, especially as a copy T can now be obtained free of all cost. The I cover is an artistic introduction to the coni tents, and the subjects treated are . : both ' varied and interesting. Massage-, the use of " cosmetics, physical exercises for improving , tho figure, the part the corset plays in 'femi--3 nine beauty, are some of the matters dealt j- with, the letterpress being illustrated by , beautiful photographs and drawings. ; II VALUABLE BEAUTY HINTS. , Numerous hints are also given on the J management of tho hair, the .< treatment of , wrinkles, blackheads, freckles, moles, and 5 other facial blemishes, the care of tho hands and nails, and the cure of chilblains. • An interesting chapter, illustrated by an' exj planatory series of photographs, is one deal- ' ing with the correct method of lacing and Y putting on a corset, in which many valuable tips are given. In fact, the book in every. ' way fulfils its title, and deals with the culI turo of " Woman's Figure, Health, and Beauty" in tho most thorough manner. 1 : The competition is now running, so.ladies ) who wish to enter will enhance 'their chance of success by writing for a free copy of the book at once. Applications should bo addressed to Messrs. Weingarten Bros., Dept. G.„ BlocK Arcade, Elizabeth-street, Mel- . bourne, and every application will bo dealt [ with strictly in the order ;of its .arrival. .;.-; Each day's delay will jeopardise your prosi pect of winning one of the 100 guinea cor- '■ sets..-.' ,