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Grey River Argus, 2 June 1914, Page 6

!,1 a Woollen Underwear } If!.; -.• . ■■ '.Madam!- .•.'■■. : - "I" W *TT\HE cold, ravy, winter days demand iliat you should be sheathed/., in ' V M ,1 warm wool from top to toe unless, you want a doctor's bill as l6hg ,• W as your arm. • - ff . m YOU tjan wear wool all right — and be comfortable in it too. 'Tis B V really laughable how some people associate it wibh[ ja scratchy, JpvicUy, ■ m . 'blankety* feeling. , . 0 I Tymon's Woollen Underwear I 1 is soft as Swan's Down ' I IH * ' v " 1 ' sK m It*s perfectly woven too — so elastic as to v stretch with"every body movement B S — s .° good as to spring > back * instantly into proper shape. B W It fits! a)l ovet and touches everywhere— aot a crease or a sai: in it — m ' M t .. long wearing, hygienic, and irresistibly 'comfy.' M . 8 -Prices are easy* fo pay too. I ■M Alawys please.l to exhibitjfjur stock— to- lay especially.^ Call.] '- » j TYMONS & CO., 1 Drapers Greymouth I

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