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Wairarapa Times-Age, 19 June 1942, Page 5

I SSBKWSMWBMIIMI I I HMBHMWIHMWIIIiIIMMI ■kb ‘ fl ' | I ♦ PORTRAIT OF A HOARDER , . . . Not many of them about, thank goodness! However, we are all familiar with the type, and can pick them a mile away—YOU know, both front feet in the trough, grab everything in sight, and terrified lest they should get less than anyone else. Just now this unpleasant by-product of the war is running wild on soap, of all things. Well, they give us our first real laugh- for a long time. With our supplies of fats and caustic products, that’s . the ONE thing we need never be short of. Having made it QUITE clear that we do not like the breed, we now turn to pleasanter topics. The happiest we can think of at the moment is the outstanding selection of Men’s Overcoats which we are going to quit at this appropriate moment at very reduced prices, ranging from 89/6 to 6gns. Mow', here’s REAL value—a full twelvecoupons’ worth at prices which show a very appreciable saving. They are all first-class Tweeds—they are something GOOD—and we’d like you to see them. Call next time you pass—but don’t leave it too late. The quality and value are such that they won’t be with us long. BULIJCK- . BLACKMORE . . . . | a,J Queen Street, Lra. MASTERTON.

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