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Franklin Times, Volume XXII, Issue 58, 20 May 1932, Page 2

WARM WINTER WEAR JOHNSONS, where you get a WIDER RANGE—A BETTER QUALITY AND A LOWER PRICE. Men's Pyjamas, made to resist hard wear, in f smart designs— 4/11, 5/11, 7/11, 8/11. Men's Pullovers, pure wool, in neat designs—--6/11, 8/11, 10/6, 12/6. k Pure Wool Cardigans, in greys and heather shades N.Z. make. S.M. M. O.S. 9/5, 9/11, 10/6. Pure N.Z. Wool Singlets or Pants, in Roslyn, Petone, Kaiapoi, Bruce or Mosgiel Makes— 6/11, 7/3, 7/11, S/6 f 8/11. Men's Cotton and Wool Singlets —a nice heavy weight. S.M., M., OS.— 3/11. C. C. JOHNSON PUKEKOHE and TUAKAU.

LOW RAIL FARES AT LESS THAN A PENNY-A-MILE Second class return fares by rail average less than a penny-a-mile for every mile of travel—first class slightly over a penny. Travel by train and know a medium of transport which offers unrivalled advantages in speed, economy, safety, and clean comfort. TRAIN TRAVEL FOR CHEAPNESS.

:&: BUTTE Used in a Million Homes For many years Anchor Butter has been focuased in the spotlight of public approval. In a million homes throughout the world its unvarying freshness, flavour and purity have made it a first favourite. There art four recognised grades of butter: Finest, first, second, and lohey butter. Anchor is Finest, the finest and freshest butter you can buy. illfi? .««* **S l-lfcii •* m tsa C 3