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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 13238, 14 January 1941, Page 3

NOW HE KNOWS THE TRUE STORY: Being helped ashore is one of the hundreds of German airmen shot down in the seas around Britain. Many such men have been amazed at the treatment they have received—their government hald told them a different story. 62S Clark son s Store Willow S reet Phone 308 m TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE FOLLOWING OFFERS : 1 cake Sand Soap 3d, 1 bar Soap 1 /6, 1 large Washing Powder 1/5. The 3 for 2/2. Get yours now. 1 1 oz. tin Spaghetti 9d, 1 1 oz. tin Beans 9d, ! tin Peas 9dThe 3 for % /§. While they Inst. Groceries at reasonable prices. Aid to increased Production Vital Part of the Railways Generally speaking, farmers are experiencing one of the most prolific seasons for years, giving them incalculable help in their objective* of maximum possible production. But unless transport—rail transport—is readily available to move their produce a lag in the output of the associated industries is inevitable. Constant movement of all railway wagons is imperative if the Empire is to have the fullest benefit from the war effort of New Zealand's farmers. Keep the Wagons Moving

Timely Tips on How to be Charming "IF YOU have it, you don't need anything else," says Sir James Barrie, speaking of that evanescent thing we call charm. This Summer let's ALL be charming! Good taste in dress, perfect grooming, poise . . . these any woman may acquire at the cost of a little time and determination. And in planning our campaign let's not forget some of the surest aids of all—the advertisements in this newspaper. For advertisers are in the conspiracy too! Never have they been so lavish with hints and helps to charm and beauty: style news and fashion firsts . . . excitingly different "hair-dos" and make-ups . . . ideas for summer entertaining . . . short-cuts to leisure hours for the cultivation of mind and manner. Read the advertisements, diligently, often. Make them you charts to charm. Set your course by them, and sail happily into your port of dreams. BON VOYAGE MADAM I