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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21358, 6 December 1932, Page 3

• 1 * ipimes! Without beautiful foundation curves your smart frocks cannot be successfully worn yet > this fashion de- / m and presents no difficulties and calls for little expense. THE SIDE HOOK GIRDLE illustrated, for instance —a beautifully fashioned English garment of strong Pink Brocade a cleverly designed number with a small lacing at back which enables the wearer to obtain a small waistline —styled to give a slim hipline. Sizes 24in. to 30in. Reasonably Priced at , i! w * jj ;&ig / hj; Iv \ M And there are six other delightful models at the same price—including clasp-around and step-in styles. An Expert Corsetiere is always in attendance to give advice and personal fittings. wmmm Queen Street im Bring the Children early in the day for their trip in the Submarine arid avoid the crowds. I lit *sS l I m war o! o' / 3$ H"vSrr 7v sW m & To-day every woman may possess a smooth and youthful skin, for the beauty secret of the ages has been embodied in a toilet soap. Oils and essences distilled from fragrant herbs are contained in Erasmic Herb Toilet Soap. Gently the perfumed lather smoothes away roughness caused by dry winds and scorching sun. The skin is left soft as silk, youthful and clear. Carry out this simple herbal beauty treatment every day. Nature's own prescription, it will preserve your skin from the blemishes of time and climate. HERB Tt SOAP Sf'fH 71 X 2 • GET ' THE FREE! BOOKLET. The Railway Department has just issued a series of handy booklets, which will be very useful to folk who are planning picnics for day schools, Sunday schools, friendly societies, commercial j . houses, factories, and so on. The booklet shows a wide range of picnicking places in the principal districts. It contains tables indicating the very low fares, and other helpful | information. The Railway Department, with long experience in ' this fie:ld, is well organised to give efficient assistance in the organisation of picnics. Consult your nearest Statiorimaster, Business ; Agent, or District Traffic Manager.