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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 118, 4 June 1937, Page 3

A Nibble in TROUSERS 0 TROUSERS LOSE THEIR BUTTONS JSA Mfc, Wellington Warehouse suffers from Rat Invasion • & Hundreds of Pairs Slightly Damaged BUTTONS ONLY DESTROYED fSR WESTERMAN & CO W bought theni all and now offer U VALUES UNPRECEDENTED ^ IN It happened recently in Wel» lington. A warehouse was in- ■ K B V ■ I vaded by rodents who, seeking to breakfast, greedily devoured the brace buttons on hundreds INCLUDING of pairs of trousers, leaving t ■gss-^rsz&sr 150 Pairs oi SUPER WHIPC0RDS v Corey, Fawn, Marl. Usually 12/6 to 14/6 pair. ^ Special Clearance Price 0/11 ny. jMtiSk 50 Pairs oi W0RSTED TROUSERS Dark Grey. Perfectly cut, fitteil with belt loops van3 , finisheH with cuff bottoms. (Worth' 10/6 pah% Other Specials in Men's Trousers. From 2/11 pr ^^^Wcslcrman's H^t lieavy work of washing. Change from poor lathering soaps to Sunlight, I jl the soap with the extra-soapy suds. For Sunlight's lather penetrates the fabric and drives out every speck of dirt without the rubbing and scrub- rf " bing that makes backs sore and knuckles red. po°r Ifather of wdinSj / S^deHcS^thJSdf111"" And its extra-soapy suds are so gentle that the fhaF' hafd rubbing 'undamaged. Sunlight^ most delicate threads in fabries are safe in its was necessary^and^oThe drawn °oSt aff^h h^e rich lather. Clothes last longer, too, when al- fabric was quickly worn without need for6 hard ways washedin Sunlight. Study these illustra- rubbing. tions which show you the difference in rcsults! ~ — 1 SUNLIGHT 0

■ TREAT THAT || COLD THIS WINTER I 0P 33 NOEL WILSON'S HASTINGS PHARMAOY j 'Phone 2662. I am&mmmmmmmmmmmtmm mmm

GET RID OF PILESt Zann Treatmeut grves imnicdiato and permanent relief. Send ninepence in stnmps for generous sancple. ZANN Pty., Bos 952, H.T., Wellington.