Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24894, 16 May 1944, Page 2

Jockey clicks agan WITH NEW ADJUSTABI WAR MODEL WAISTBAND ■/jiiSPS. Rubber's gone fighting with it that famous Jockey lastex waistband. But hold back the anguish folks, for Jockey's overcome that problem with a rigid band, and a buttonhole and two buttons. It's a new adjustable waistband, that II fit any waist perfectly, securely. But only if you're measured, at both the hips and the waist. For these war Model Jockeys are made to fit your waist as well as hips, and you'll find you're perfect fit only by having a tape-measure wrapped round you at both places. Insist on it and you will continue to enjoy all Jockey's gracious virtues. I U-J 03/ <^}A SAME Y-FRONT SUPPORT © m mm War can't take that famous Y-Front design, nor the mild, restful support that only Y-Front design can give you. SAME NO-GAP OPENING Still the no-gap opening that's convenient, stays shut, and protects your outerciothing. SAME TWIN-TO-SKIN FIT Jockey's still the twin-t.o-your-skin underwear that hasn't got a piece of surplus fabric anywhere to bind, bunch, creep; to cause squirming discomfort. IF YOU'RE Because Jockey's war model is now made to fit waist and hios—you must be measured at the'waist and hips every time you buy. Insist on being measured both places. You won't,get Jockey comfort if you don't. CONTOURED SINGLETS ARE THE ONLY COMFORT COMPANIONS Tucking any old shaped singlet in Jockey underpants just | doesn't make for real comfort. So when you buy your Jockey Underpants, buy the Jockey Contoured Singlets. J __ And please, don't tuck your shirt in with it. | J, i Manufactured under agreement with Coopers, by Lane, Walker, Rudkln, Ltd., as exclusive N.Z. Licenceea ane Jockey^ lis. t u. ■.Z.Mttlf WW -V-. V-FBOHT SUPPORT UNDEBWI i and users of Coopers New Zealand patents and trad« marks.

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