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Wairarapa Times-Age, 10 November 1942, Page 5

OR THOSE SIMMERY SUMMERY DAYS . . . . Spring having duly sprung (sprang, if you prefer it) right on schedule, the next item on the seasonal programme is that of simmering in the summer. And the'season of swimming, sunburn, and such like pleasures is nearly enough here for us to commence making the most of it. The superior intelligence of Man informs him that this can best be done when he is suitably clad. A cool, comfy Sports Shirt lets you S-T-R-E-l-C-H yourself out in the shade. A pair of Swim Shorts are indispensable. Sports Trousers and Coat instead of a Suit—all these things make your Summer, or mess it up. So keep your weather eye on our windows. We have in a very adequate range of comfy, summery clothes, and it will do our hearts good to see that you are properly set enjoy YOUR summer. BULLICKBLACKMORE, Ltd. Opp. Hugo & Shearer’s, QUEEN STREET, In the Meantime.

SPORTSWEAR FOR THE MENFOLK! —The following lines are exceptional values, and —sportsmen would be well advised to inspect our stocks before making their purchases. Men’s All Wool Bathing Shorts— In shades of Royal Blue, Black, Bottle Green, Grey and ■ Maroon. _ - t * Priced from g/1 I to i 41' Q Men’s Tennis or Bowling Sox — Men’s Cream Wool and Silk Mixture and All Wool Tennis or Bowling Sox. All sizes in stock. , . . 3 Z 3 to 4 Z 6 Pair - Men’s Silk Locknit Shirts— ' f+hiclinP English made. Ivory shade. Only a limited supply of this line. Only L Grey feel S ZT“"™« bottoms. Fine Worsted Cloth. These are exceptional value. Sizes 4 to 7. , ■» r Priced from 35'- to Men’s Tan Sandals — . Heavy leather soles, with soft fancy cut uppers. Sizes from 6 ‘° 9 ' 16'11 Pair - White Canvas Tennis or Bowling Shoes Well made. Crepe rubber soles. Sizes 5 to 10. Also Hardwear Soled at g/g Priced at 0/ Q td-hr, h I n Jir, Z/wsl AND * ’™™M A ST ER TO N ’Phones: Drapery 1904. Grocery 1655. Hardware 1656.

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