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Wairarapa Times-Age, 30 April 1943, Page 5

Parents are hereby requested NOT to read same. LITTLE MEN, WHAT NOW? gOYS, here’s a word for you . . . and all we say from now on is strictly between ourselves. Cross your heart, cut your throat and hope you may die if you ever split. It’s about PARENTS. Yes, we know ’em —had some of our own once. But we brought them up pretty right in the end, and they’re respectably docile now —quite a credit to us, so the other kids say. But there’s one thing you and me fail at with them. We can’t show ’em that a boy’s not human if he doesn’t shred up his clothes a bit. They seem to think it’s vindictiveness, or cussedness, or something. Aw, heck! WE know only sissies don’t tear holes in their pants. But you tell ’em this. If they want boys’ clothes to last, they must know that when they want quality in MEN’S or BOYS’ WEAR, they just HAVE to go to BULLICK-BLACKMORE, Ltd. Queen Street, MASTERTON

A DANGEROUS CORNER. It’s called “neglect!’.’ Follow the straight, safe road of respiratory health by constantly sucking Pulmonas to defeat coughs, colds and dangerous chest developments. Pulmonas always relieve. Powerful, yet soothing, 1/2. 1/9, 2/9 chemists and stores. Manufactured by Stacey Bros., Ltd., Khyber Pass Road Auckland. * 1