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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 109, 12 January 1940, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES Remember this! \ ALL MEN. The biggest and the small- AB est can find suitable SOX 2/6, 3/6 • W UNDERWEAR 1/- to 4/6 PYJAMAS 7/6 to 11/6 SHIRTS 7/6 to 12/6 SWIM SHORTS. ALSO TU K LATEST SI»ORTS» COATS - AND TROUSERS IN COLOURS TO TONE. AND A HUGE RANGE OF SPORTS SUITS AND THREEPIECE SUITS IN SPECIAL FITTING S. TRY— GIBBERD The Suit Man DIAMOND Engagement RINGS of QUALITY and VALUE A. G. ALLAN WATCHMAKER Near Post Office F. M. ABBOTT Battery and Auto-Electrical Specialist Civic Buildings 'Phone 124. Repairs to: — MAGNETOS GENERATORS BATTERIES, etc. Household Appliances Armature Rewinding. Distributor: ERG Batteries DELCO-REMY Painting and Paperhanging And all Jobbing Work CARRIED OUT EXPEDITIOUSLY AND IN WORKMANLIKE MANNER BEST OF MATERIALS USED MEL CLARK PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, 43 Stewart Street, Whakatane J

Pale, Thin and nervous people transformed into strong, rich-blood-ed men and women by taking YIM tablets, made from Yeast, Iron and Malt. Yim assists you to put 011 pounds of firm pleasing llesh. 4/6 from F. G. Macklow and other Chemists. And Yet He Was Not Fit! A Maori recruit medically examined in Whangarei weighed 18st 41b, and, having a chest measurement of 4Sin, showed an expension of 7in. This man was reputed to be able to lift an average man on the end of a long-handled shovel. Unfortunately, the doctors do not pass a man on strength, but on his fitness, and he could not pass the test.