A "NIP" IN THE AIR While Australian and American fliers are dealing with "Nips" in the air over New Guinea, we have to concern ourselves with a nip in the air that her a Iris winter coughs and colds. Wise folk throughout New Zealand are ready with good old Baxters Lung Preserver to fix colds quickly. Get better—get " Baxters." —(Ad.)
No longer young, no longer slim, yet working like a Briton for victory 1 jflfißiflHßHßS Her ally In standing up to wartime burdens is her Berlei— or rather, Berleis. In a Berlei she finds a real support which strengthens the whole architecture of her body. Real support that lifts the years —and the pounds —like magic. This marvellous power to support and control lies in the fact that Berlei foundations are based on the five fundamental figure types of womanhood and their thirteen variations. They are ™ anatomically correct. In every garment there i< at the nSIM special places where the weakened Interna' AM . m.. .* figure-type need lifting, supporting. In your true-to-type tierlei you take on the f^H idealised lines of your particular figureJHHnB type with perfect ease, and you acquire flfl J||PH|Ph\ the power to work harder than you ever /Jfl ffl^B dld before — without tiring. You find /lis WW yourself re-discovering youth in a Berlei. h§SS H
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 123, 27 May 1942, Page 4
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218Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 123, 27 May 1942, Page 4
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