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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 22, 7 November 1944, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN GEORGE BETTLE Chemist 769 Colombo Street, Christ church Postal Address P.O. Box 531, churchFAT people say Bonkora often reduces when other treatments fail_ ed. F. G. Macklow, Chemist, Whakafane. "Bonkora is a product of Battle Creek Drugs Inc. Battle Creek Michigan, U.S.A."

||| nm winter when you DON'T have THE BCTOTHMAC-NICHOLSON COMBINED to pay for hay . . . yes, there s SIDE RAKE, SWATH TURNER AND TEDDER sound commonsense m owning ' a Boothmac-Nicholson Combined Here's an implement that will give years ofservice A boy can c;j„ - , r«w».». use it! The clean work it does means that ALL the hay is Side Rake, Swath Turner, and saved . Enquire — right away — about the BOOTHMACTedder—it's an all-purpose imple- NICHOLSON COMBINED SIDE RAKE, SWATH TURNER, ment for hay-making. AND TEDDER. Many hundreds in use. LET US KNOW YOUR REQUIREMENTS EARLY. Important: No permits are required for the purchase of N.Z. made Farm Machinery. District Agent A. G. NELL, 'PHONE 12S. TE TEKO POSTAL ADDRESS, ONEPU, R.D„ WHAKATANE*

ALL YOUR GUINEAS COULDN'T BUY IT! Yf 7 •• • an d it' s out °f date' anyway ! But no doubt you sigh, „ remembering the comfort and skin-snug fit of that gleaming / satin lastretch. We sigh too. This pre-war Berlei is lovelier, more supple I than your wartime Berlei—but only because, in the national interests, the law stipulates exactly how much elastic, and how much 'finish', we may put into a corset. Thank you for accepting hardships in such good spirit. Do / Jr"/ Vi not think we have lost sight of the beauty and comfort you I 'li come t0 ex P ect * n y our Berlei. We. have an executive \ in America now, investigating synthetic elastic. You shall *jA U' 7 Jtßjl have it soon ... just as surely as, with peace, you shall have ® er l e is more glamorous than you ever dreamed. ' Thanks are due ... W e would like to express our gratitude to the many women who have helped mitigate our labour shortage — especially those who, without manpower direction, gave up their leisure and voluntarily /c undertook the regular hours of work at Berlei. Their labour has 7 (i been of real service to the community—producing not only foundation °) y\. v 1 garments, but also huge quantities of battledress and other apparel —- for the fighting forces. We thank them*