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Franklin Times, Volume XXX, Issue 90, 15 August 1941, Page 5

FURNISH at FARM ERS' RIMU TALLBOY RIMU 3-DRAWER 5 - Drawer CHESTS—£4/4/- 71/6. :V M S : •/. - ! § - “SUPEREST”— Tlie Easy Chair of Supreme Comfort. Has 36 Springs. £5/12/6 ea. V o 63 a Sturdy Work Boots Dairy Boot . Specially treated for wet conditions. Hard wearing studded rubber soles. Sizes 5-10 26/6 pr. HR m I m mm mm mm mm Unity ‘Non Skid 7 Tan Helvetia Shooter 3-Decker Nailed Sole. Big litters. Uppers pluvolised to keep them soft and waterproof. Sizes 5 - 10. 25/6 pr. Also in Super Grade—--29/6 pr. The “Railway” Boot Slout black chrome with nonskid rubber ' soles and heels. Sizes 5 - 10’s, 23/6 pr. Full Kip Shooters . Famous for wear. Whole or sewn back. Heavy nailed soles. 24/3 pr. Split Kip Shooter . . . Strong but light. Heavy nailed soles. All sizes. 19/11 pr. Farmers’ ‘Leader 7 Dress Boots and Shoes . . . SHOES —in Black 15/6 pr. Tan 15/11 pr. BOOTS in Black only 17/6 pr. Cleated Canadian Gumboots . . 23 9 pr. FARMERS' TRADING Coy.. Ltd., PUKEKOHE.

PUKEKOHE HOTEL THE LEADING HOTEL in the FRANKLIN GOkJNTY LION ALE on TAP Only Best Brands of Wines and Spirits in Stock. 16 BEDROOMS with h. and c. water in each. IVIE BROWN :: Proprietor

FOR ALL SMOKERS 1 REQUISITES PIPES, CIGARETTES, TOBACCOS, Etc. LADIES’ and GENTS’ HAIRDRESSING J. B. BURICH Hairdresser - Tobacconist ’Phone 408. KING STREET :: PUKEKOHE

MUM: “You dirty men! How am I going to wash those clothes?" SON: “Well, when we carted the - manure out and yoked up and pulled the topdresser from under the trees the whole thing was stuck up and broke.” MUM: “So you’ll have to cart th© manure in again until you can borrow a machine? DAD: “lncomedress and toptaxersl Just give me Jhose pieces! They made a great .Sub last time, so I’ll see what COM DIE’S WELDING will do for us this time!”

O.S. dresses no longer needed, nortkora lakes ofT unsightly fat. At Ilatjea’a Pharmacy, Pukekoiie.®