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*■ "" i, ‘" | / r |L -1 ~ / * The Bright Side of Getting Up! Some men —even nice ones —-will sing in their baths and then fall to “cussing” over a shirt. Only human too, when a fellow’s paid good money for a shirt and finds it old and shabby before its time. Choose a shirt with a guarantee of staying power —a shirt made of Tobralco. No fear then of faded colours or fraying cuffs to mar your morning spirits. Tobralco colours are permanent — and the fine, British-made fabric is sound and enduring— smart and supremely comfortable in wear. / Every genuine shirt made of Tobralco carries a label in the neckband saying so. Look for the label. At leading retailers, 10/6 each, or 11/6 each with collar to match. IREN’S SHIRTS AND PYJAMAS MADE OF Tf'* 1- 1~/k ""I Ki fiS» Ha ’ iwi HWk • m eH ivA JJ® REGO. "TS2? room BROADHURST LEE CO. LIMITED, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND NEW ZEALAND :'FLETCHERS BUILDINGS. WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON
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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 16, 13 October 1927, Page 17
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302Page 17 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 16, 13 October 1927, Page 17
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