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Wairarapa Times-Age, 26 February 1943, Page 5

HE QUALITY OF MERCERY AS Willie Spokeshave didn’t remark, the Quality of Mercery is NOT strained at Bullick-Blackmore’s. It permeateth, even as rain after an earthquake, from the upperest to the lowest shelves. It is thrice blest. It blesseth he that manufactureth, he that wholesaleth, and he that retaileth. To say nothing of those wise, WISE . gentlemen who from Bullick-Black-more invariably buyeth. In fact, boys, it’s the berries. It is also (Ha-ha! more Modesty!)— as .we were saying when we so rudely interrupted, it is also US! We are Quality Outfitters. W'e buy the best we possibly can, and we sell it at the most reasonable prices possible. These two factors spell VALUE to anyone who can reason out words Of one syllable or more. Must do, for WE ( | worked it out ourselves —Ahem .... I One of our privileges and pleasures | is to provide men and boys with Value I in their clothing. Drop in next time | you pass. We’ll be glad to see you, a anyway. BULLICKBLACKMORE, Ltd. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

MIRRORS “ I STUDDED I OR" I BACKED ||| These live up to the necessity of these days—utility combined with decorative m value. Choose the suitable size and shape— • H see that it relates itself to its space, then IO leave it to please you indefinitely. H Ideal Gift that needs H no Coupons I C. E. DANIELL, Ltd. I for MODERNISM!