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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16904, 17 July 1918, Page 4

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r " Yes, I made it all myself, and this is only one of five dresses I've made this season. I bought new material for two, 'the others I mad< 0 over from last year's dresses. All'in ihe very latest style, of course 1 and as well made as any I. could buy. Now, thanks to the easy home 1 study lessons of the Simplex System, I save half, and sometimes more J on everything I wear." 0 You wish. to dress attractively—to be always in style and to have clothes that suit your own particular personality. It is only natural i and proper that you should. The desire is most commendable, and jj even more so if it be supported by the desire to make your own clothes.

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can always be' dressed just right, in per feet style and taste. You can save monej un your clothes and have more and bettei clothes to wear. You can become, easily, in a little while an expert dressmaker, fully qualified t( have your own business and be indepen dent. There is no limit- to the opportuni ties that are open to you for advanceraenf and big earnings in this work You can travel—good dressmakers are always ir demand everywhere. It is a profession that will never be overcrowded. As ar expert costumier you will command a position of respect in any community. You will bo looked to as a leader and authority in all matters of style and dress, and our offer makes it possible foi you to attain that position quickly, in your spare time, right in your own home, It does not matter where you live. Distance is no handicap to success. We teach wherever the mails reach. Out system of instruction is a proved method. Thousands have learned by correspondence, and surely what so many others have done you can also do. No matter what your ago and position, no matter how ample or limited your means, no matter whether you live in the bush, country town, or the city itself this opportunity is for YOU, and we ask you not to miss it. Sit down NOW and send ns your name and address. Be sure to mention the New Zealand Hebald, and state whether Mrs. or Miss. Wo will understand and will tend you all particulars by return post. Do this immediately, as otherwise you may leave it till too late and lose 'the chance of a lifetime. Send no matter with your application for full particulars; simply send your name and address today. ASSOCIATED SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING,- 3, Record Chambers, Castlereagh Street, Sydney.* wssmHummsmaaammmm.

"' Dressmaking is clean, pleasant work. It harmonises with woman's love of beauty, stylo and smartness, and, if desired, can be made profitable, either as a spare-time or full-time business. A woman's com- '{ mercial career usually ends at marriage i, and her business training is then wasted 5 and forgotten. In dressmaking it is pos- " sible for both the young and the aged, as well as the single and married, to excel and mako use of their knowledge throughJ out life. Hitherto instruction in dress- _ making has only been procurable through ) long apprenticeship or by attendance at '< classes, in which limited success only is possible because of the lack of proper l attention. I Fortunatoly for all, a newer, easier, and more satisfactory method has been evolved by means of which it is possible for any girl or woman to become a practical, competent, and fashionable dressmaker without leaving her home. This new system is known as the Simplex System of Dressmaking, and it places within your rcacii all the secrets of tho dressmaker's 'art. Wherever you live, whatever may be your position in life, it is now possible for you to know nil those things yon have always wanted to know about style and dress You can learn how to design, plan, cut, fit, make, drape, and trim fashionable dresses, gowns, blouses, and undergarments; in fact, clothes of every kind, for yourself or for anyone else, at a mere fraction of what the same clothes would ordinarily cost. The. Simplex System of Instruction in Dressmaking is clear, simple, and yet so thorough and complete that anyone can grasp instantly the full meaning of each lesson without further explanation. The knowledge gained from each lesson can be used immediately; you will, from the start, be able to make clothes for yourself, your family, or your friends. You ■m mn«ni» ii1i..!...,,.. ■ ,„,„„„

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