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Wairarapa Times-Age, 14 September 1939, Page 11

Summer ■OM Shirt Styles II u g Tj| The neW Shirts in all - - \III * aKO tj| colours—Blues, Greens, Yellows, |l BWw- • ' W Rust, etc. With short or long |||gO '" ' MBpS T- sleeves. Crew, button and lace-up ||. • kJ necks. These styles will be more f popular than ever this season—- || they’re smart, comfortable and ; cool. From £ Each. ENJOY A COMPLETE SHIRT WARDROBE WJUMy \ / r A It’s a grand feeling to know you have a -A drawer full of smart, distinctive shirts! This summer, why don’t you enjoy the luxury of having just the right one for each of your summer suits and sport outfits Well, you can if you buy from us. From Each. All Fabrics, all collar styles. Broadcloth • Oxford • Cool Mesh Stripes • Solid colours • Whites • Long Points • Tabs • Button Downs and Fused Collars. ’ Bullick-Blackmore's The Men’s Store - - - - Masterton

————— “ Give me That one, I’ve seen it advertised !” ADVERTISED goods must be good. Remember _ that. You can trust them. For no manufacturer will waste his time and money ad- wKvß| vertising goods that will not fully satisfy the buying public. No manufacturer can afford to j advertise goods that will be bought once and “never "4.; again.” So, name a brand l, whenever you order. Only in v u BUY ONLY that Way can you be sure you are buying wisely. Only in ADVERTISED that way can you be sure that GOODS . . . they your purchase will give you complete satisfaction. jttSt have to be good!

RAILWAY REFRESHMENTS ARE GOOD ★ ★ * ★ ★ Excellent Service for the Public The Refreshment Branch of the Railways Department takes every possible care to give the public the right kind of service, at reasonable charges. The refresh- — ment rooms are well known for their cleanliness and —— brightness, and for the courtesy of the staff. The food, fruit arid sweets are notable for their good quality. Whether the order is for a meal or a light “snack.” the customer, is assured of very good value for the money. The miscellaneous stocks include newspapers, magazincs, books, cigarettes and tobacco. — From a Cup of Tea Onward