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JS COSTLY GUESSING! " £w jbnstoH&w/ REGULATOR r. : >: '/ r: '■,7'_T '7' '* 7 vHRTW ##: 1 a i <vO-/ 7< 7X ; 77/ .7 1 - “> II I I nS\ dll Safeguards your food the year flf fli ■ I I around! Makes possible real SafeJ| " II ty Zone temperatures under any fIF jEWs?* 10 kitchen conditions! New finger-tip K ■ cbntrol dial permits actual fr^-«^4 J £feggy ■ temperature selection for your fl l| |l *7 IH food compartment. Easy to see! fl H Easy to reach! A brand new defl ’ I -t,>•-.<-• —‘ I *| |H velopment! See the new Westingfl |H house ZONE CONTROL! Keeps food better. Saves money. \>n yes food...saves time ...SAVES MONEY £ifchx‘fyun&(/ SEE THE NEW WESTINGHOUSE . . . TODAY’S BEST BUY!< NIMMO’S, QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON. fl"" iOOs)»ns®w WOWfe '■'■*'-< -L S BIWf P T*T» A Will ~" < Glimpses of f Spring I We Invite Inspection of our New Spring Goods : For you men who want the new styles as soon as they are set, we present the Spring trend? Men’s Clothes have never been so colourful and cheery as this year brings forth. Even WE have never seen better quality, finer tailoring, 7j or a more representative range of '/ snappy styles for the gayest season a of aII—SPRING! ' STYLISH SUITS • Perfectly tailored from the very newest in English materials, showing the latest in Fancy BLUES, GREENS and GREYS. SWIM SUITS ®ln advanced designs which really must appeal to the aquatic-minded. Selections from English, Colonial and the latest American ranges. SPORTS COATS Featuring the smartest in ELUE, BROWN, flfl GREY and GREEN tonings—truly a triumph ] for English craftsmanship. SLACKS • Heralds of a lively sports-wear season. Splendid new ranges of all the wanted shades from our English and Colonial Houses. Our selection of LADIES’ SLACKS is something out of lhe ordinary, too!

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Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 October 1938, Page 2

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296

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 October 1938, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 October 1938, Page 2

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