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Horowhenua Chronicle, 17 January 1913, Page 2

For Xin as Gifts LARGEST RANGE in the district of Pipe a nd Cigarette companions—gold an dsilver mounted. ■TOBACCO POUCHES, MATCH BOXES, CIGAR and CIGARETTE HOLDERS and CASES, botfi in gold and silver mounts, etc. - AT - mm hallos. Depot.

Boys will be Men —Some Day. At present they are Boys. Yes, ;iii(i so lnog a.s they remain in the stage of youthful vigour, "rip and tear, they don't care" how the clothes go. "I'is the parents that worry over the tearing out of tho clothes, when l.lie school bell rings once more, and by the way, the first ticll of the iii'w term t-ounds ou February 3rd. For Innately it i« possible to secure smart clothing lor boys at The White House — clothing that wears like the proverbial "pin-wire" Thus-economy achieved. Here's a leniinder of the boys' school needs:— Sprint K«»|wi Bopf Mb Iw O[U T . ,vce " Knickel " from * 11,1 hard .school wear -Norfolk Coats— / l ' Breeches Cut Knickers, with butt >11 , AW Iql ) cnlf'fi, size 5, 10s (kl; 0, 17s (3d, 7, IBs I fid : 8 18s Id: <J and 10 19s Gel; 11, U-wsfiT// Sh°rt« from 06 Id per pair. 20s-Gd; 12, 22s Gd; 13, 23s (kl tho IkklX I Sc, !®° l l ° S ° ( „i suit. //r\ \ y a v-■ /\ \ a \ \ m / -si V> \ V Boys' Sports Suits, for smart wear, 1... /A TB Boys' Har Wearing School Shirts, at 23s (id, 255, 26s Gd, 27s Gd, 30s, v %I§l 2s 3d. 2s Gd, 2s 9d, 2s lid, 3s 3d, 32s Gd, 355, 37s 6cl. j | . || 3s Gd, 3s 93, 3s lid. Boys' and Youths' Com'bridge Suits, 'i \ \ i in the latest tweeds, 32s Gd, 355. Vj JH igg DIXNA FORGET.—AII-our Boys' 3Gs Gd, 38s Gd, lis Gd, 12s Gd, 455, Suits are either Kaipoi or-Pefcone -1.7s Gd, -">2.s Gd. ,5 7 3 TToollen Co.'s Manufactures. STBIJE& & MfITHESOW, Oraners, etc., Levin.