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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20218, 1 April 1929, Page 3

is answered by this new inner-belted Gossard combination. The inner belt, ten inches long, is boned, and shows diagonal inserts of-elastic. The outer part of the garment fits with glovelike smoothness, and is of striped batiste. For those desiring more support than given by the ordinary combination, this garment is ideal. New Gossard solitaires, hookarounds, clasparounds, girdles and brassieres are now being shown. IK The lilting joyousness of slender, youthful beauty is answered with our selections of youthful foundations from Gossard's fashion studios. Girdles, brassieres, garter belts, boneless combinations, keep slender figures trimly posed, as they gradually approach maturity. PSPiI ten l! mm $i •Vi yt/i m biS mM mm feSSt No.matter how slender the figure, there is an inevitable need for a light support to give the smooth, unbroken, fashionable line. Here you see a Gossard Garter Belt shaped over the abdomen and at the sides. An elastic insert at the back holdo it closely to the figure. The brassiere, also by Gossard, slopes to a narrow elastic back, and is made of fancy batiste. Canadian H. W. Gossard Co., Ltd. 114-120 Castleteagh Street SYDNEY, N. S. W. Sold by MILNE & CHOYCE AUCKLAND and other leading stores. GOSSARDS ARE MADE WITHIN THE EMPIRE

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