THE SLIM LINE CONTINUES. If women have been nursing any hope that this season they will be able to forget their diet-charts and comfortably acquire an extra pound or so, the new fashions will disillusion them, for the most important line is a slim, slinky and moulded one. A breakfast food that keeps up energy and fitness, but doos not fatten, is Red Diamond O-tis. Specially prepared by a pre-cooking process, O-tis is exceptionally easy to digest, does not overheat, and cooks in one minute. Only O-tis has all these special qualities.—Advt. j
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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 August 1933, Page 2
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