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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 2, 2 July 1938, Page 28

**Amd ••. my dear 9 we drante our cock' tails out of tumblers ! " It's as much a style "faux pas to wear, say, a tailored corset under a soft frock like this "\ <Ssis?J> as ** is to serve yoiif guests cocktails A\j *n lage* err &¥ —. 3. # rife- //n glasses U}\ / or to sport your pearls , S|JL **~^BBk/ with your swimsuit. r \ \ Your Berlei must echo the fittnness, or the suppleness, the line, v™, A \J~ style and P ufPose of the frock ' you weat it with. There can be no evening chic in a rigid corset that ends too short on the thigh any more than there, can be freedom for your tennis movements in a long-line evening controlette. < Sophistication calls for long sheathed lines; action demands briefer control. Youmust wear a Berlei for beauty —yes — but the right Berlei to make you comfortable and perfectly turned out in everything you weat» A DIFFERENT FROCK . .v*i A DIFFERENT BERLEI THIS BOOK FOR YOU... INTERESTING HINTS i^B ■^^^TH P^WW ON DRESS, DIET & EXERCISES FOR BEAUTY. »IH VM mm HIMH A MAIL THIS COUPON TO BERLEI HOUSE, \^^H WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. ■ Hl^H^^^^^^^^V Please send me-your 32-page illustrated booklet "Berlei ' I^^^HuiiSyMfUMa^^r Beauty" for which lam enclosing Sd. in stamps. ;> address—— — Tbh coupon is for your convenience. If you prefer t > . —......(Print in Block Letters) w^fe fo nct ~ fQ House, Auckland. >-**-— —>-^- —<» * ——— ; —^—- — ■ ~—*"- -- - ~ /■t^m^m^k. A& 44ire "My baby's face was badly f-h^^^^mk "When baby's arms and bk[en by mosqu i toes> an d 1 rubbed 4®. -Vase fir ■ % '"cZSnzT" UZ -*-*-< If ■« -7<; '" X line" Jelly g 'Vaseline' Jelly on them over- o day all the angry red lumps had rubbed on || -*LSHi|»3 night, and by morning they are disappeared." 5/baby's head ■%: i |^ quite healed:' 5/- to Mrs. Coles to Mrs. Cody of ( „■$ overnight will £-* of Biddy Street. s^* Maclean / % X^ remove every v^w *J^FZ,-> \ / _ I \ % .cap:»s/.:^ mA /y- ;-r v A>-s\ Ci: Mrs.' McArthur .of Carlow \i v -r /^^ \~*jC * f ,^:A V *' ; Street .-for a very helpful M\| /„ ' i, V y\ - . , "^ v \~^ 1t ~J^WmM: 41» "I find' Vaseline most useful when Baby's eyes are in- "^^l^Hl^k I ■' ---' flamed and inclined to stick. Just _/V/^V /^-"iT %N~-'^wi^K ■*"% • smear it on the lids overnight." 5/- ■£^ €C/ i(~ JWHy^ <i^Mfc 4*>» "When to Mrs. Dangleish of Karuah. AsMJ/w V J^^ was «ee«A«T^^^^^ ?^T^_:— '* croup I put a little S^O ; T^^V rery ■ soore cured •- IPlllll^-- ~~JS'V' *&*- 'Vaseline' Jelly on their tongue (\ A) 5/- to Mrs. • *$o%l^^mi' '' &s at night. It relieves the throat \ V_T^' /-,- \U Carle of Aintree ' at oncer 5/- to Mrs. White of VJH" ' Road. We will pay 5/- to anyone sending in uses for "Vase- |^^^^^W *<ooh for this name line" Petroleum Jelly, which we are able to accept and >^^^^^^^ .. . _. /***-^ZI on tlte jap .publish. Just post your suggestion to Chesebrough, f * — 1 Dent. P.s.Fojc 1615, G.P.0., Auckland. ffir- n ii h-^jot m W 1 • Benacntber when you buy, to look for the trade m/Jl^HillviiJ Im&% 1I ig t^* ■ mark VASELINE. This trade mark identifies the original * "^s^TmaTk *^^ - Petroleum Jelly, especially refined and' purified for PETROLEUM JELLY .medical and toilet uses. Do not accept substitutes. mnK FnR O¥ii/^T>npo "nAcnn LUy^J^>%|^| Ik Ml IV I TfinAY