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Wairarapa Times-Age, 12 October 1939, Page 11

You know what care you take and what judgment you exercise in choosing your racquet for the tennis season! Well, its the same, or should be the same, with your clothes. Choose your tennis wear with discrimination. Be smart on the courts this season. BLAZERS- . In Club colours I or Plain “ 33 * CREAM TROUSERSWool Gabardines t 0 Cotton Gabardines 14'6 / W , % CREAM SHORTS- ZA ■ O Woo! 14'6 ‘l9'6 CREAM' SPORTS SHIRTS- rl The New Towelling Shirt, short r * 1)1111 li Illi I sleeves, crew necks, lace-ups or O/ J, to Fugi Silks, Boiling Silks. g?/fl fl to fl Twills. Viyella, Clydolla. etc. J w TENNIS SOCKS- H /A I ■ TENNIS SQUARES- II 1 I R In Cream Silks, Ifl /11 'I O I 1 Art Silks, Cashmeres « * Illi /////HM If HI ! f/rl lI P TENNIS BELTS— I'6 3'6 ' W/l " " Bullick-Blackmore's The Men’s Store - - - - Masterton

MY MONEY USEFUL TO THE NATION ■ ■ • Y'HATS a resolution well worth making, particularly at such a time as this. Never before has it been so necessary to maintain the economic life of our nation at its normal level. Your money is only good if it is being utilised. That is a matter of simple economics. Today the nation needs that money-- 1 not in frozen form, but as a circulating asset. Resolve, therefore, not to restrict your buying. Face up to realities —the realities of war on your "home front." After a period of semi-panic, following the declaration of war, business has improved. But it must be maintained, and only you, the general public, as the buyer of the goods and services offered by Wairarapa retailers, can achieve that end. Make your money useful. Buy what you need NOW! PLAY YOUR PART ON THE "HOME FRONT!"