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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XLVIII, Issue 44, 8 November 1923, Page 6

Correct Corsetry Retains Stylish, Graceful Lines And as to-day styles demand a slender silhouette. Corsets are of greater importance than ever before. If THEY are wrong, then, no matter how stylish a froc\ or costume may k be * jl wi tt °t “fit” correctly. Good Corsets meet the needs of Comfort, Health, and Fashion — prices at Ballantynes are moderate. / Back Laced Corsets 711 In Pink or White Coutil, with low bust and long skirt; two sets of suspenders; •waist measurements, 22 to 30. inches, 7/11. Pink Coutil back-lacing Model (23 to 30in), 12/6. v The Medallion 99 Corset A Boon to the Foil Figure The Bon Ton “Medallion” Corset helps to hold up the surplus flesh and give slimlooking lines, at the same time adding to the comfort of the wearer. The ‘ Medallion” is a coil of flexible material stitched between layers of fabric, and gives extra abdominal support. In White or Pink Coutil. Waist measurements 24 to inches, 29/6. Gossard Models 1216 Gossard Models lace in front. For average figures a White Cputil Model with two sets of suspenders is recommended. Waist .measurements 24 to 32 inches, 12/6. For full figures a White Coutil Model, with elastic insertion at bust, gives extra comfort. Waist measurements 25 to 33 inches 31/6. - ‘ • ’ POSTAGE PAID. Ballantynes • * ' Christchurch vvf-' I a ss Core I /- In the £ Discount for Cash iL •X'■ ■' ' ' *r on Monlhhj Accounts. . a Corse