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Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 November 1942, Page 5

Uui-ii youn/totA -MUR duty There is no law to compel you to subscribe to the Second Liberty Loan. Whether you play your part or not depends upon the compulsion of duty. Can you afford to subscribe? That is the only question. If you can afford but £lO, then it is your duty to place the money at the service of the Nation. This is a final appeal. Your duty is plain — to go TODAY to the nearest counter where you can invest in the Second Liberty Loan. The Loan closes definitely Tomorrow, Saturday -SUBSCRIBE TODAY! 2nd LIBERTY LOAN

LEADERS UjfcX OF STYLE! en c ° m f° r t c ° un^s as we^as style. ' Women will find both qualities are happily built into the footwear offered here. They are roomy, not clumsy—in fact, they are quite pleasing to the eye and the purse. * Women’s “Flexile” Blue and White Court Shoes, Cuban and high heels. All sizes. 36<6 pair. [*f/H E_ SENIOR S T 0

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. , Priced from s'ii to i4'6 Men’s Tennis or Bowling Sox— Men’s Cream Wool, and Silk Mixture and All Wool Tennis or Bowling Sox. All sizes in stock. 3'34'6 Pair - Men’s Silk Locknit Shirts — English made. Ivory shade. Only a limited supply of this line. . Only Each. Grey Sports Trousers— Tunnel loops, wide cuff bottoms. Fine Worsted Cloth. These are exceptional value. Sizes 4 to 7. Priced from t 0 Men’s Tan Sandals— Heavy leather soles, with soft fancy cut uppers. Sizes from 6 to 9. 16'11 Pair - White Canvas Tennis or Bowling Shoes — Well made. Crepe rubber soles. Sizes 5 to 10. Also Hardwear Soled at 9/6 Priced at l' 'll i M ' /'? i i''' Bllf r 1' 1/77 / l/i 7 '7wll i'll- IJU; ■rfeWwitl AND •CO • LTD ___jj S ’Phones: Drapery 1904. Grocery 1655. Hardware 1656.