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Wairarapa Times-Age, 25 October 1943, Page 6

/ <X\ I*^*7> NX/ K J < : A I I tv* | /Jr l - . I i l I 1 \ V. fi) /fop. FREEDOrnS sft f j \ Heres a Berlei right in line M “ n °~ n ° nserise ” I I \ tempo of today! nKt / / |J I THERE, you working girls! This is no time to fuss / ” and fidget! Our clocks are all set for war-time, your OW / clothes must be all set for freedom. Wear this new, trim- / you slim-you girdle by Berlei. You don’t like to feel / “harnessed,” but you do like your figures smooth and slick f -xJAx / .... and that’s where this Berlei earns top marks. It supports and prettifys you with equal ease and charm. No, / not much elastic, but who cares when fit and superb design I more than make up for it! And less rubber for us—more for the war effort! Remember that, and there’ll be a new lift to your chin .... a new spring to your step. / / IXO\. / ■ Mt X *| * %\/T ; ' \' Turn that pretty figure over to Berlei... you ll stay beauful and dutiful right through each livelong day. Hugo and Shearer’s Ltd QUEEN STREET - - - MASTERTON

To know how good, good tea can be Change to Westhall Tea. You’ll probably say the same as many have said—“ What a difference”. What this “difference” is, cannot be accurately described in words, it is “something” that only your taste can discover. And, you can only discover this “difference” by changing to Westhall Tea. Surely it’s worthy of a trial, to know how good, good tea can be. Just to satisfy your curiosity . . . Change to Westhall Tea, and let your taste discover that “ difference ”. It’s no dearer —in Alb. and lib. packets. 4/3 lb. at all grocery stores. 13.3A

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