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Wairarapa Times-Age, 12 March 1941, Page 2

AIR FORCE QUEEN ' 4r ,^W : ; •"C / ' ,V' ' C ' <<, -w . < ziak V , m-«W' , 7 ' « <! » y ' ■ '|k .]W &■"' uSfel Miss Jose Hosking TONIGHT! TONIGHT! ODDFELLOWS’ HALL ODDFELLOWS’ HALL ODDFELLOWS’ CARNIVAL "500" EVENING At 8 o’clock. GOOD SUPPER! GOOD PRIZES! ROLL UP! SALE OF CAKES FRIDAY At the “Air Raid” Shelter. Fresh Home-made Cakes of all kinds—also Meat, Vegetables, Fruits, etc., etc. RAFFLESF’' _ iAFFLIS! The following Raffles have been drawn: — SILK STOCKINGS.—Miss E. Meredith, Ticket 61. MRS STYLES’ DECORATED CAKE.—“Rear Gunner,’’ c/o Pat. Smith, Tinui, Ticket 23. Prizes in the above may be had on application to the Air-Raid Shelter. i

YOU CAN BEAT THE STOCKING SHORTAGE... Wour stockings will Jyh > © • definitely last much longer with this simple care. ! ° Save ladders this way Never put on stockings that have already had one wearing. They’ve lost their elasticity. You have to suspender them up tighter, and then, at £ the first sudden strain, snap goes a ladder! A quick Lux dip after each ; wearing restores elasticity. Threads can take strain again—and stockings fit smoother, too. | Save foot holes this way | . Don’t leave stockings overnight with perspiration still in them. Even in cool weather, perspiration acids are absorbed by your stockings. Left in, they'll rot the threads—shoe pressure will soon cause foot holes. So Lux j out perspiration as soon as you take your stockings off. Wear them once, Lux them immediately. It must be LUX—does not contain soda A LEVER PRODUCT—MADE IN N.Z.