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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 227, 13 February 1913, Page 6

IS YOUR BOY ROUGH ON SHIRTS? ipifir If he js then put him into Plunitree 'Varsity Shirt, and he'll find his 1 Waterloo.' These shirts are real good, hard-wearers, splendid for washing and always look tidy, and a shirt your boy would like, too. Boy's Grey Varsity Shirts at 2/6. Usual price of these shirts is 3/11.' To complete the suit and to complete also our wonderful offer we can let you have a pair of Knickers at 2/11. The two combined will make a fine suit. A cheaper outfit you couldn't buy. Good for tough wear, good for playground, picnic or parlor. COMPLETE "D OUTFITTER. J • GREAT ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING •MHITj ißh FURNITURE HANDED DOWN FOR GENERATIONS WAS FASHIONED BY HAND. IJJHE machines make for quicker furniture, and cheaper. But the ckillei workman, with the wood under his hand, is more particular. He insiiti on well-seasoned wood. He sees its grain and beauty, and preserves and em. phasises it. OUR FURNITURE IS AIX HAND-MADE. This is the kind of furniture that will see you. and your children'i Brand* children out C.N. JOHNSON, OPPOSITE BANK OF NEW- SOUTH WALES j NEW PLYMOUTH.