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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 46, 6 February 1945, Page 7

m Til SCHOOL late in Hoys' Wear START OF A NEW SCHOOL YEAR MEANS NEW CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR FOR GROWING BOYS. WISE PARENTS WILL BUY NOW TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE GOOD VALUES IN "BACK-TO SCHOOL" WEAR. FLANNEL SHIRTS in a medium NAVY SERGE KMIPKmc „ S z / es 6t° double seats and stout linings All 10, 12/6 each. 11 to 12, 13/- each. s i zes , priced from |1,2/9 p^ir. COTTON SHIRTS. Strong Grey Shirt* KHAKI SHORTS that are cool and dur^ ing, washes well. All sizes from 8/it able ' Good value in all sizes at 7/6 and each. 8/3« WUITr ME-cu eumre , * BELTS—SoIid leather 2/3 each. WHITE MESH SHIRTS. With short Scout Belts 2/6 each. sleeves, ideal for hot weather. 8/6 each. Suede leather belts 2/3 each. BOYS HOSE BOYS HOSE Black with Gold Tops, sizes 3to 11, from 2/9 pair. Also Plain Black, or with Royal, Red, White and Green Tops. SCHOOL CAPS SCHOOL CAPS Navy, Maroon and Air Force Blue Caps, well made in Eton and Varsity styles 3/11 and 4/6 each. HIGH SCHOOL QAP with £old Braid. All sizes, in Fine Serge, 4/6 each. - SUN HELMETS, Grey and Khaki. ATHLETIC VESTS made from good Sizes from 6 to 6 7-8. 4/3 each. quality English Interlock. Sizes 24 to 32 irom 3/4 each. SCHOOL FOOTWEAR SCHOOL FOOTWEAR IN BOTH BOYS' AND GIRLS' SHOES, WE HAVE LARGE STOCKS IN A VARIETY OF FITTINGS AND QUALITIES. PRICES RANGE FROM 16/6 TO 23/6 PAIR, AND ARE SOUND VALUE. . —_ _ SO IT'S WORTH A SPECIAL TRIP TO BRIDGERS LTD. i WHAKATANE THE LEADING OUTFITTERS FOR BOYS AND MEN. wWI "isiszy VjlwfioKl wma I IMVt IWWImTajVsT IhBESA. JSrSSm '1 onowrwwTl •NATIONAL SISSn —J mmmm |MVIHCS«OW?BP> GUMBOOTS JHf I i h * h * a I J -Men's "Marathon" Black Knee ™ Boot with cleated soles and -%m t »| d 111 I'Vl i-uui i.ijj, jdi.] ' ' 6toU 35/- .;4 II kT ' W>lillilH / wllllh nLlll'i 11 ■ nihil hi 111 Rs4—Youths* or Women's Knee boot, > similar to above but lighter aj > « '• v '< r| THE STRAND, WHAKATANE construction - - 2to 6 24|0 J