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" /Uoui Tuly If your daughter's a sweet young thing with a figure undecided yet about a bosom; she probab- ly baulks at brassieres; and you think, comfort- ably, she 5 young enough for it not to matter. Just as if her pretty young curves didn't need all the encouragement they can get now in the right way to grow Yoy can' t put her into a Berlei figure-tyre brassiere too early. It's the way to discover her figure, sculp her ranginess into grace and prevent those delicate tissues from breaking down later On. And, incidentally , help her over the self-consciousness she feels about her figure growing up_ A Berlei because only Berlei take into account the shape and development of the bosom _as well as the bust measure with seven different fittings. It's the old principle of multiple fitting you're familiar with in footwear come } 3 4 to brassieres. There" S no other brassiere to b 5 B53 tl which you can SO blandly entrust a pretty bosom ~~whether it's your own or hers. For whatever your shape; your age, your size your Berlei fitting is yours truly and yours alone. Find it for yourself__find it for your little girl: It's the way a lot of pretty figures are made, and kept! MIDGET BUST JUNIOR BUST MEDIUM BUST MMED: FULL BUST| FULL BuST Med: DEEP BuSTI DEEP BUST WIDE WAIST TYPE- B E R L E [ FTS T0 S HA P E Rerle) FITTING As WELL As SIZE BRASSIERES

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Radio Record, 19 August 1938, Page 39

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Page 39 Advertisement 1 Radio Record, 19 August 1938, Page 39

Page 39 Advertisement 1 Radio Record, 19 August 1938, Page 39

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