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Wairarapa Times-Age, 24 November 1942, Page 5

LADY # TAKE A BOW! © WE have to testify regarding our unqualified admiration for the placid woman who, regardng the latest piece of torn clothing, ruined garden, or some other ingenious deviltry, says philosophically, “Ah, well, boys will be boys ...” Mind you, we think boys are a very necessary item of home furniture. We like ’em. These endearing little chaps go through more clothing than grown men dream of possessing, all with a blithe insouciance that recks little of the cost of the garment, and a destructive energy that dismembers anything not woven from fencing wire and crowbars. And —remember this —we sell their parents those clothes. We think boys are just fine. Go to it, boys! Well, perhaps it’s not as bad as tnat. But we say we have never found them to be “just boys.” And to you, madam, who can see this, we tender our hom- \ age. And also a morsel of timely advice. Very soon the kids —big and little—will be eyeing their holiday wear. There’ll be a number of replacements, and all parents seem to get the same ideas at the same time. We are suggesting that YOU get the idea of replacing those wearing-out clothes NOW—before the rush starts. • •We’ve everything you need, from sunhats to bathing shorts. But stocks are not limitless, so drop in—SOON! BULLICKBLACKMORE, Ltd. Opp. Hugo & Shearer, Ltd. IN THE MEANTIME

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE RANGE OF SUMMER MILLINERY INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING COLOURS: Fawn Navy Saxe Beige Nigger Brown White Black Rose Honey Gold VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AND SELECT YOURS NOW! At only 18/11 See Window Display! AND » C O * LTD S T E R T O N ’Phones: Drapery 1904. Grocery 1655. Hardware 1656.