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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 2678, 14 January 1921, Page 7

There is a Model for every type of figure at every price, and if you once wear one of these attractive models, you will experience Corset comfort never before attained. "IMPERIAL CYGNIA” CORSETS, Are made Qf the finest possible grades of cloth and supports. A peculiar virture lies in their design, beauty of form conjointly with the greatest care to embody the laws of hygiene has produced really wonderful results. MODEL 3197. The most popular athletic corset. A perfect example of efficient desigD. Elastic inserted at waist ensures perfect comfort and freedom of movement. Price only 15/6 EUNICE-” One of those beautifully cut designs for which tnese cor* sets are famous, made in fine white or dove Coutil, low bust, deep over hips, fitted serviceable supports, price 13/6 “ MARGARET.” A Serviceable model in strong white and dove Coutil, suitable for medium and well developed figures, cut low in bust, and fitting closely on hips. Daintly trimmed Swiss embroidery, price 21/-. No. 7496. A high grade Corset, very close fitting, with low bust, suitable for all average figures, made in best white Coutil, trimmed satin and embroidery, and completed with 4 superior hose supports, price only 27/6. A M MARGARET 21 as illustrated. CYGNIA 1211- Whilst studying all the laws of hygiene this model possesses remarkable reducing qualities, and is of the greates nenfit in securing a graceful countour to well developed figures: designed with low bust, deep over hips, daintily trimmed and finished strong hose supports, price 80/-. 0 COMfWTWLtd. PffLMEFSTONS FASHION ~n

British EDSTEADS •- We have 6 only beautiful iron bedsteads—single size—heavily enamelled in dark green. They are VERY ATTRACTIVE and are strong aim faithful examples of the moulder’s art. You cannot get better in N. Z. The price—£3 10s As we do not expect such a good line to remain long, write for yours to-day. PEGDENS, The^Modern House Furnishers, Palmerston North. Box 49 Phone 118

\37 H’O USEHOLD HARDWARE Is never a drug in the market, but has been practically unprocurable during the war. We have now opened up a large stock of new supplies of the British ware and are prepared to replenish your Kitchens with every conceivable requis’te. Pots and Pans in iron, brass and aluminium, in endless variety, Enainelware in a wide range of useful domestic articles. Everything to make the kitchen and scullery a joy to work in. Come and make an early selection. S. GIBSON Pongaroa STUDY ECONOMY and deal at P. R. KENT S, _ Pong area's Leading Storekeeper tflY CANVASSER o»' Is regularly. Wai* for him and compare Prices. Anything |fr< m a needle to an anchor delivered to an part of tho distrv t. KEMEM3ES- fo. oan get BEST GCODS>t the LOWEST PICES. SOLE AGEfiT in the District fjr Cooper’s F»mjus Bbeep Dip. P. R„ rENT. Phone No. 2, p oiioa.oa Bureau. W. ete- he Good S' ’o w» uu Bo*. No, 20