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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20058, 3 October 1939, Page 12

i .?■ '■ ■ ■ pr. .1. ‘ ■i r ' ; • ¥ as Z ■ BEAUTIFYING FOUNDATIONS <L©v\ U FROM OUR CORSET SALON. THEY’LL GIVE YOU THE SMARTNESS YOU WANT WITH THE COMFORT YOU NEED—AND WITH CORSETED SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES THEY’RE A NECESSITY, NOT A LUXURY. WHAT’S MORE, THEY’RE NOT LUXURYPRICED EITHER AS THESE SKETCHES WILL SHOW YOU ! * >■ t mi erb 40? 1001 r?!3h 4108 Berlei 4}oß— Three-point * 9* back, front arid mps 50. Essential to fitting is giyen lay "this ' frpnt - lacing, aßie-hooking * corset in coittil,-wid 1 its : ’ elastic inserts. ‘ rlei *7^— This conileft'e gives an ideallyithful’ silhouette to » ’tail No. 2 fitting, ce uplift bust lined th net, reinforced int, firm boning, sideildng, elastic panels. Se in tea-rose figured batiste. 2307 Jpe.rlei 10103 Graceful lines for ‘the*' No. 10 fitting in this back-lacing corset with its coutil ancl elastic side-hooking underbelt with suspenders attached. Well-boned, busk front. In tea-rose coutil. Price ...... 18/6 Berlei 2307— Side-hooking for ease and convenience, a wrapon designed in tea-rose figured batiste for the long No. 2 fitting. Elastic hip panels and inserts. Firmly boned, with a lined front. Price 'm y 10103 Berlei 1001 A stepin made in tea-rose figured batiste, with elastic side panels giving complete freedom of movement. Twin talons to close and unclose in a second. For the No. 1 fitting. Price 13/6 2768 Berlei 3129 A corset giving the flattery of front - lacing with the quickness and comfort of side-hooking to the No. 3 fitting. Skilful boning, elastic inserts. In tea-rose floral broche. Price 26/<» m \ Berlei 3751—Features of this controlette for the No. 3 fitting are sidehooking, a lightlyooned butsmoothly controlling underbelt, elastic inserts arid a soft yet moulding net bust. Price / t: nft 3 iyl 3129 Berlei 2707—A controlette designed to smooth the No. 2 fitting into perfectly - flowing, unbroken line. Side-hooking, with a lace uplift bust and elastic inserts. Well-boned. In tea-rosp, figured batiste. Price .1 THESE ARE OUR STOCK ONLY A r COME, IN YOURSELFOF THE MANY AND SEE THE —NOW—-AT BERLEIS IN zj l Vy 2707 m

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