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Otago Witness, Issue 3832, 23 August 1927, Page 64

fill ;ti I The family menu z may not be so elaborate as that of a restaurant but it is more important. A tasty sweet, inviting and enjoyable can be provided in the form of Jggpj.jSF yOSjik a blancmange, natural fruit jelly or similar dish. ly-Bgr Many a housewife ha s found gTriffiF a successful solution of the eternal jgr problem of the daily menu in the home by using r Broun & Polson’s Corn Flour Write for the boot of nearly J. B. GILFIL.L.AN & CO*s wa >/ po - a - x 84S - A“'k,“daa a Mmim ■wIaUHhrTJIMJDDd ■KmnaanßUKOEnwssxusßKßSßSEßnaußßßnnDaanaMaMnnßnßaßmEWßMßßßnMKaEEusnaaHKaHssßaßMaMKn&K&Kaansßa BRITISH MADE CORSELETS Model No. 0434 The most comfortable CORSELET ever designed. Perfectly shaped in very strong, pink silk striped material, two large gussets of elastic on hips. Fastened at sides with hooks and eyes and four good hose supports. A substantial boned diaphragm support; also boned at back. Very deep shape, suit full figure. Bust sizes 32-42 inches. Obtainable in the following towns only from : — Auckland— Geo. Court 6t Sons, Ltd. Oamaru— Otago Farmers. CArfaZcAwrcA, Ashburton & Kaikoura New Plymouth—Whites Ltd. W. Strange 6t Co., Ltd. Dunedin-A. & T. Inglis. Wanganui-McGnxet Ltd. Invercargill and Gore— Gisborne—W. Pettie 6c Co., Ltd. H. 6t J. Smith Ltd. Trade only-TWILFIT Corsets, Feildtng— John Cobbe 6c Co. Box 829, Auckland.

Many girls have learnt to make charming _ clothes very quickly and easily by taking up the special Dressmaking Course of the Woman’s Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences. Many have made money before they had half-finished the lessons, which are taught them by mail in their own homes. Full particulars on application to P.O. Box 26. Te Aro C.. Wellington.—Advt.