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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 25, 19 November 1943, Page 3

Birds Eat Woodlice Some observers of birds in England contend thai birds do not cat wood]ice (slaters). 1)lit Miss Meadows of Titirangi, in a letter to the Forest and J>ird Protection Society,, reports that a pair of blackbirds cleaned up a plague of these pests in an Auckland garden.

Miss X came to buy a Berlei. The shop had nothing in fl||||K W stock for her figure type, but the new girl behind the jjjßj . counter was anxious to please, and showed her the next tl) I nearest fitting, and Miss X, in desperation, bought it. She ull?illilL never felt happy in that Berlei. She blamed the store, and Berlei, but actually she knew herself that it was uot her fitting. This sad story is too often enacted nowadays. Its moral J | is, don't ever buy a Berlei that's the nearest to your own | figure type fitting. Better to wait, or at a pinch, better to shop elsewhere. Your own store would much preter you to do this, rather than sell you a Berlei that can Remember these points when being fitted: never be completely satisfactory. j[ Be sure yon try silling in ihe garment. Please remember there are plenty ol'Berleis lor everyone, 2Bg y()U j or a jhl}e mre rQO!} , aJ and today, with the restrictions on the use of elastic, it's waist. vitally important you get the Berlei that's exactly right 3 you bend and stretch in the garment ■ lor you. t0 icst it for freedom of movement.