TO OUR READERS

Ladies' Mirror, Volume I, Issue 9, 1 March 1923, Page 56

TO OUR READERS

r T'HE City and Country meet in The Ladies’ Mirror, which is the social, literary and artistic expression of the world’s finest example of democracy. The advertising pages of The Ladies’ Mirror are no less indicative of the discrimination of advertisers of High-class Goods and Service, who use The Ladies’ Mirror extensively and in some cases exclusively for their announcements. They use space in The Ladies’ Mirror in the certain knowledge that they will reach the finest clientele in New Zealand. We endeavour to make each announcement a “work of art” to be in keeping with the beautiful standard of production of our journal. Advertisers therefore are as proud to have their announcements in The Ladies’ Mirror as they are certain of results. That is why the advertising pages of this journal contain every month the most desirable advertising issued in the Dominion. The advertising in The Ladies’ Mirror is the hall mark of taste and quality. Keep in touch with all that makes for the beauty and comfort of the home by reading the advertisements.