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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 63, Issue 248, 30 July 1943, Page 6

'T.'S ****■■. mu ’Anu -• iX ;«'€ ■"-• .^mmm 16 &sr. \'' . I / '^‘esSa^ / '1 6 I ■r^Tr^i vssv Ss>il then... When motoring returns to normal. * • when oil tankers come sailing in as frequently as before •,, when petrol coupons are but a memory! then* | new and better Ford cars will be on the roads. In the meantime, the New Zealand Ford organisation is concentrating one hundred per cent, on the most important job in its long history: working all out to help supply our lighting forces V ;>'v Y with munitions and motorised war equipment; \ < j' . • ■ and helping to maintain the vital motor transportation system on the home front! Ford Dealers, too, are a big factor in maintaining the Nation’s essential transport; and, to their utmost capacity are still providing Dependable Service and Genuine Ford Parts. >V";' J Utwr LIMITED LOWER HUTT WELLINGTON i s

ANDESAttMWOtk W, ,f i //f^/, * Wfc'HF 50rt*6P UP PERSPIRATION ALL PAY LONG, SDN A. PERSPIRATION IS ACIP. W ygs### "sW&MgMd LOVELY LONGER, PLEASE LUX OS AFTER EVERY WEARING. US THRIFT/AS MU. AS PAINTY HOWTO SEA LUX CHANGE MUX GIRL 1UJ5.26.2 ~ MADE BY lEVER MOTHERS |N.Z.| LIMITED,' PETONE.

TRANSPORTATION IN WARTIME Railways Take The Strain. Of all the indispensable parts of our war effort, Transportation is ope of the most far-reaching. It enters every stage of production; if’"controls the usefulness of our fighting forces and the great army of men and women in our war production plants. The Railways are the main arteries of transportation in this country and because ot their efficiency and reliabffity in handling the greatest traffic volume in history, the pulse of New Zealand is strong, and our war effort distinguished by a condition of enough and more, when and where wanted. The Pull Is For Victory.

-CHIROPRACTICA System of Spinal Manipulatior for the relief of Physical and Nervous Disorders. Fallen Arches Lifted by Manipulation. HOURS: 2 to 5, 7 to 8 p.m., and by Appointment. ' 20 Years Serving the Sick. F. A. COLDICOTT, <23 HAVELOCK ST.