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Wairarapa Times-Age, 27 October 1942, Page 5

Ifw 1 POOR FISH! Tackle anything, that chap. Make a passable imitation of a genuine article, and down the hatch she goes—hook, line and sinker. Just a poor fish. Mind you, a few humans are the same. Too smart to pay for goods with their quality backed by a name of many years’ standing. If it looks all right, it’s good enough. And—sooner or later—they get caught. Just poor fish. In these days of soaring price and speculative quality, Bullick-Blackmore’s are clinging grimly to their tradition. That tradition is that we have never bought or sold shoddy imitations, and we are too old in business to start now. We have sold —AND WILL STILL SELL —only those goods we KNOW to be good. Bowlers and tennis players will be in their element shortly, and we still have a quantity of sports wear which we are proud to sell. Do you need Flannels —a Blazer —a Sports Shirt—a Swim Suit? Come in and see what we have. The prices are reasonable, the quality unimpeachable. BULLICKBLACKMORE Ltd. Opp. Hugo & Shearer, Queen St, Masterton. MEANTIME..

SUMMER WEIGHT COTTON INTERLOCK UNDERWEAR • • The garments listed below are all made from English Cotton Interlock, and will • give satisfactory wear Q —- Men’s Cream Cotton interlock Singlets— Athletic shape. (No sleeves.) 3/9 and 4/9 Men’s Elastic Waist Short Underpants— Made of British Interlock. Men’s Size, 3/9; O.S. Men’s, 4/Men’s Soma Cotton Interlock Singlets— In a heavy quality. Short sleeves. Price, 8/6 Men’s Long Cotton Interlock Underpants— S. Men’s, Men’s and O.S. Men’s. Priced from 6/6 to 10/6 Men’s Jockey Underwearin Silk, Athletic and short sleeve Singlets, also short, midway and long Underpants. A FULL RANGE NOW IN STOCK. Boys’ Athletic Shape Cotton Interlock Singlets— Sizes from 24 to 32. Priced from 2/6 AN D * C O LT D ' asT E R ’Phones: Drapery 1904. Grocery 1655. Hardware/1656.

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