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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 65, Issue 268, 23 August 1945, Page 6

izm im £ m m w« i m m § m m «=r k m. I sS?w w »m- HU % 0 with m The lime noon - Bffl future a Page by page he’s filling up that National Savings Pass-book. And there’s a happy future planned for those savings. Just now, of course, they’re working hard for the Nation, doing a fine job in helping to keep New Zealand financially strong, keeping buying power curbed. Make your National Savings Pass-book work for New Zealand ... and for your future s 3% NATIONAL SAVINGS W 5.74.24 as '*S* V-> , I Spring Fabrics. MOORE’S Assortment of Spring Fabrics is remarkable for war-time. The colours are just like the rainbow —-and the beautiful new Fabrics just make you itch to stitch. Full Range of ACADEMY PATTERNS always in stock. m COTTONS. CAMBRICS, IMITATION LINENS, HAIRCORDS —Such a variety of designs suitable for tiny tots, frocks, aprons, curtains and bedspreads. Prices 3/4 to 5/6 yd. PLAIN HAIRCORDS —-Strong durable cottons in* shades of Nutmeg, Lemon, Peach, Ivory, Nil; Shell Pink. These are ideal for curtains, too. 36inw 3/8 yard. PLAIN CASEMENTS —Gives exceptional wear and launders so well. Good range of shades. 36in. Prices 3/9 to 5/1 yard. SPRING WOOLLENS.—Light-weight woollens that drape and pleat nicely. 36in wide. 8/- yard. 54in wide. 11 / 3 to 22 /3 yard. SPRING COATINGS. —This year we have a really good range. Shades include Oatmeal, Grey, Mist Blue, Chestnut, Valley Green. 54in wide. ' Prices 16/- to 23/6 yard. MOORE’S LTD THE DEPARTMENTAL STORES, EAST AND MOORE STREETS, ’Phones: 156, 336 (2 lines).

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