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Wairarapa Times-Age, 4 September 1941, Page 3

“Sy Jove, old man! Next Sunday is FATHER’S DAY! I’m putting in the hard word for one of those new FATHER’S DAY POINT-SETTER SHIRTS at Bidlick-Blackmore’s!” / ■ \ (U , y yT \ J / laY /j ■ / J I\ 1 V \ k \ \ k.WW. •SEE OUR SPECIAL LINE OF FATHER’S DAY POINT-SETTER GIFT SHIRTS FROM BULLOCK-BLACKMORE, Ltd. Gentlemen’s Outfitters -- - - Queen Street - — MASTERTON

11 Kl tke { It’s all very well to be treated by the family as a universal provider ... to be regarded as a source of wealth eternal. But even the well trained paternal parent gets tired of this one way giving, so that’s what’s the matter with father . . .he’s weary of playing the role of the forgotten man. September 7th is father’s day. Show your appreciation—make it a red letter \ day. Give him a Point-Setter shirt. z Z ' '''’x Dad’s smart enough to know a good shirt (that’s why he tres to borrow ✓OxzJTlf’ your Point-Setter on Lodge nights). He knows those marvellously shaped Point-Setter pre-shrunk collars give a youthful neckline as flattering as it’s comfortable. He likes the comfort of bias cut sleeves — shaped easy fitting shoulders. And he knows that if it’s a Point-Setter it’s styled to the minute. Your favourite store is displaying POINT-SETTERS llß|jp with the special colourful FATHER’S DAY LABEL Coat-style or the conventional Neglige shirts with two matching collars. Especially ask to see the White PointSetters in Ripple Sheen. They’re all /Jr made under exclusive U.S.A, patents. z LICHFIELD 15 6 P O I N T — S :E T. ; T^.; t H . Eii.. . r S } T»i, E.'iX