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Wairarapa Times-Age, 16 July 1943, Page 5

UNTROPICAL TOPICS... ~ SHADES OF DEPARTED SUMMER! Who would have thought Winter could come on in a single swack like that? Yes, yes, we know. That extra blanket has maintained the illusion —fires have had to be a bit more frequent—but GOLLY! Wasn't last week a stinger? a Us? No, we didn’t even notice it . . . much. Of course —pretty tough, and all that sort of bilge —but for you chaps (for we can’t ALL be supermen) it must have been kind of dreadful —Yairs— Chaps, we want to help you. We can make it .so that, bouncing along through the biting southerly, you can imagine you're plucking yamyams from the vine, on the Equator, or squatting happily on a tropic as you peel a guardacanal. It's amazing—yairs So dust down the old moth-eaten and saunter ** along to see us. They’ve just arrived—a selection of cosy, hefty tweeds that giggle helplessly at .the futile efforts of the brightest and best southerlies. Smart? Now, listen to this. EVERY one is fully worthy of the distinguished label; OVERCOATS —-——— by BULLICKBLACKMORE L-l-M-l-T-E-D Queen St., Masterton.

CARE OF THE HANDS. A little “ANTIKRAK’ rubbed daily into the hands prevents roughness, redness and chapping. Rapidly heals deep skin cracks. After gardening and washing, “ANTIKRAK” acts like a charm. Prices, 1/-, 2/-, 3/6 and 5/6 jar. —J. V. Gordon, M.P.S.. Dispensing Chemist, Cosy Theatre Building, Masterton.