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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11264, 3 February 1912, Page 3

t School on itv 29th, Boys! Before then a New Suit nnHFSF, holidays have been happy times for the rising JL eeneratii n. , What with picnics and outings, rcramblee and "campers, tbe boys' " togs " have probably sufiered badlj and won r, stand LeUhe'yoimgstere have their flirg for the few days boforo the bell rings, but in ample time drop in at MORAY'S and see tha Smart, Hard-wearing Suits for School Wear. In All-wcol N.Z. Tweeds here are— NORFOLK BUI i , ' at 14/6,15/6, 17/6, 19/6 and 25/-, % ,_, fl „.„ , ... K:\UPOI TWEED CAMBRIDGE HUI VA (3 garments), 15/6, 17/6 and 20/TWEET* 'V4R"dTY SIMM at 11/6,1 '/& and 14/6 WASHING'VARSITY SUITS 6/6, 7/6 and 10/6 OALAT.fiA >SUI iS that s;aud tubbing, 6/6 each GALATEA 3 .O.MR TOPS from 3/6 FOXM rt R +F, KNIOKBRS (Shorts), sizes 1 to 12, 4/11 SCHOOL C VPS, ■/- and 1/6 BOYS' Hi.bt jNQ SCHOOL N.Z. All-wool, 1/6, 1/9, 2/- and 2/o The Quality Store, - SVlasterton. m ttvfc MERE was my y was a wunner for jfir 4*f as a house, sir. ' 1 I tried to persvadej/ |j|w I|| V him to drink tea ; but it was no ■ rail' \ good sir. 'Samivel,' says the old ( \ gen'iem'n to me, ' I von't drink no l&pjf 1# slops,' he says, 'not though 1 svells to the size of a octypus. Widders is bad, Samivel, , he says, but slops is vorse.' Veil, then, vun day, what does he do? He meets a party as /§# is drinking ' Stand Out , Tea, and he \VA ■*« likes the smell of it. So he has \p KMf HC P® some, sir, just out o , recklessness, ffi'--£s»W {'• f^ll If and he likes it werry much. He perseweres, and the more 'Stand Out' Tea he drinks, the WjW fLtSaf liUfeier he gets, sir. His 'ealth and his (mUjf $(M[ temper has improved vunderful, and him &uuL and my mother=in=law lives happy together, Jum chirpin' like two linnets. No other tea vould H™ 'a'done it, sir, and that shows how lucky he &s[i was to strike the werry identical." ; •■•' :^"^m V'-f If S ' $ WJN A GUINEA ! Prize sentence published every Saturday. \ fn t-e rite nee on ''Stand Out" Tea, composed of words commencing with j S» 'he letters nomi nnted- used in any order—wins each week, "Stand ! m Out" Tea Coupon from inside of tin must be enolosSed, and forwarded with cor- \ % rect name and address, so as to reach Wellington by the Tuesday c Si of each week, to : "Competition," P.O. Box 47c>, "Wellington. j E3 NOTE ! Two Blue Coupons or one Red entitles competitor to \ $) enter once; those forw£\rdincj Green or Gold Coupons will h»ve j * [.-ermits I'or four or nine further attempts posted them. fc ."I A Cheque for £11- has been sent the writer of this sentence— j; m Mr H J W.te-cliiT, Otago. 1 '< The kettle boils! Secure perfect enjoyment with ! X " Stand-Out" Tea. j Letters for- Competition closing 13 2 12: S.O.T C.F.F.C M.F.Q. t •:.V Do do do 20 2/12 : T.0.0.T.C.T.M.1.S O. Br

I Before going out I I drink a cup of \ Warms, Comforts | and -. 1 Cheers. I THE MOTHERS AXE GLAD "WHEN THE SCHOOL BELL RINGS. AND really it's no wonier. For strong lusty-lungod boys and girls do worry around them in the holidays. Now they're over, what a'?out thi School Outiit ? Iβ it complete? Most likel/ there's Bomething missing. It may be a Slate, or a Book, a Writing *_ Pad, or a Pencil Case. No matter how small your needs are or how varied, our stock of School Requisites is complete end our prices moderate. McLljg>D AND YOUNG, Stationers, Etc., -QuEHK-sxasKT, Mastebtoh.