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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20744, 2 March 1939, Page 11

m ... -it \N m A yy “<7> THE SHIRT WITH THE REVERSIBLE PERFECT-PEAKED COLLAR Note shotting in full ranges at the 29 H.B. Stores, The name ** POINT-SETTER is a symbol of good taste, outstanding value, and immaculate style. “ Point-Setter * Shirts are beautifully tailored, including a neat fit round the hips without unnecessary fullness; finished off with the famous reversible, perfectly peaked collar . . . the collar that stays fresh all day without a trace of wrinkle; it is easy to wear because of its soft-collar comfort; it is smart because of its starched-collar appearance. The ** Point-Setter '* collar is reversible—both sides are the right side it can be worn either side, thos giving double service and double life. In two styles the neglige with two matching collars, or the coat style with attached collar. All sizes. i<y6 and 12 7 6 t any of tfc« 2 9 H. B. St 4SISBk HAMILTON, also at Auckland (2 stores), and Whangarel. HARDWARE YOU’LL NEED FOR THE WINTER MONTHS • Here’s a list of Hardware you’ll find useful during the months before Winter. Hardware of the best quality ... at the most reasonable price 1 Make a point of calling at SELLAR’S now for your Hardware. lE SLASHERS A large variety of the most useful shapes, representative of the best English makers. SPADES— Gum Spades or All Bright for farm and garden use by Skelton. From g/AXES —Good quality, serviceable Axes. Just the thing for dealing with winter fuel. SHOVELS —AII sizes with long handle or D-shaped handle. Moderately priced. SCYTHES— Fern or grass Scythes of the highest-grade steel. Serviceable and not too dear. WIRE STRAINERS—--15 A and 29 7 6 SAWS— Firewood Saws for sawing winter fuel. Heavy quality. 11 6 13 7 6 “ d 15 7 6 HARDWARE MERCHANT aW PLUMBER • VICTORIA^fcW' HXMILTOtf