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Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue LIII, 25 October 1919, Page 4

Between the \iges of five and six- ' teen boys are particularly hard on' clothes. The mothers who. spend! evening after, evening patching and mending and re-making kriow hovv relentless boyhood is in this respect* But there is a means of relieving ih& ( constant strain of making fresh garments. We have a fine range of shirts for boys, at prices that makethe labor of sewing shirts hairdly worth while. The shirks are. in! flannelette, union, prints or zephyrs,, and sell at from 2s 6d to 7s Gd each. They, are decided bargains, and if you 'cannot call, when in town wo will be pleased to receive an order by mail.—Geo. Fowlds, Ltd., Manners Street, Wellington.— Advfc* H. H. OOOTJ. OPTICIAN. Ml LAMBTON QVAY. WTCLLJi*GTnN In relieving coughs and cold* . NAZOL {roes straight to the ser-t of the trouble. Penetrating, .soothing, cerm-kiLling. Sixty doses cost onljf Is 6d.—Ad>-t. Progandni ouickly cure? corn%Is.'—Advt.