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Wairarapa Times-Age, 14 August 1942, Page 5

SEASONAL SAGACITY When Winter switches on a last-minute chill-me-quick it’s apt to find out all the weak spots in your overcoat —especially if previous winters have had their peck at it. ★ Now it is only common sense tb expect that by next winter a quality overcoat will be as easy to find as the marvellous Wampum Bird, which wades in the waters of the Nile and has feathers of purest gold. And though winter is legging it north as fast as the sun can make him, it’s a reasonable bet that he’ll be sneaking south again next year. And THEN look out- ★ All of which is relevant to the fact that we STILL have a goodly assortment or fine, smart, Tweed OVERCOATS. You will notice that we emphasise the “STILL.” . We have absolutely no idea how our stocks will stand this time next year. All we can say for certain is that the QUALITY of the goods we are offering now • will be maintained next year, no matter how short our stocks may become. If you need a new Overcoat, we suggest that you call now and see what we have. We may be able to offer you further Winter Wisdom, so come on in! BLACKMORE BULLICK““LIMITED TEMPORARY ADDRESS: Opposite Hugo & Shearer’s, Queen Street - - Masterton

rf run Heid up with a faulty J ® ii ’ inner tube ? — s AP W then visit die | cycle specialists. | ifßißjW We’ll repair it ! or supply a new I ||| one at a minimum cost | £32Ei£n Bzaws S Steve Sharman I Cyclo Agent, MASTERTONi H ’Ph®?!® ?.152'_^ m _ 2COSBUB