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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 6 June 1913, Page 6

at J. L. J STYLISH 's, Ltd., are ARTISTIC. I ARM WOOLLEN and CEYLON SHIRTS are the best things to keep away Colds and Chills. They can be had as smart in design and colouring as SUMMER SHIRTS, too—if you get them at MURRAY'S! They are cut comfortably full, well and strongly made, and "true to si»a," Can bo had with turn down Collars or unshrinkable Neck Bands. You'll feel warm, and look smart in one of these:— FINE STRIPED CEYLON, size* 14 to 16*. Price 38 11d. . "WULEOSA," the nnshrinkable material for wear, medium weight. Sizes 14 to 18. Price, 5s 9d. . , "MBRELLA," the fast colour and washes veil, bizes 14 to I/. Special WHTTE FLANNEL SHIRTS,, with D-ataohable Collar. Sizes "WELSH MARGETSONS" All-Wool Crimean and Yiyella'SHlßTS, in Smart Stripes. Sizes 141 to 18. Prices 98 6d, 168 6d, 12s 6d, 138 6d. \ MEN'S SHIRTS WITH COLLARS ATTACHED. BARK' ALL-WOOL CRIMEAN SHIRTS, good wearing. Sizes, HEATHER TWEED SHIRTS, Smart?att*rns,in Good Quality. CRIMEAN SHIRTS. Sizes, 14* I, 88 6d, 108 64, 128 fd. BOYS' SHIRTS. - A Sptendid Range with Collars attached or Bands, in Union, Ceylon a SkTs 0 to lOr'oKteSizes 11, to 14*. Prices 28 6d to 48 11d. XL MURRAY,LID., SHIRT SPECIALISTS. QUALITY STORES MASTER! ON *. U. BOX W. •PHOtTKB M Md 899.

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