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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXX, Issue 13622, 21 April 1942, Page 7

WINTER draws saear iT-'V IV BE OVERCOAT WISE Woven and Worsted Yarn ; Best of Material?. Quality is in the Material and PRICES ARE KEEN INSPECT AND SATISFY YOURSELF Full range of WARM UNDERWEAR Also, Cardigans, Pullovers, Slip-ons, etc. SUITS AND SPORTS WEAR and all Men's Lines See Our Windows See Our Windows See Our Windows See Our Windows , ;£*V frU^A^D^ Our Wholemeal Bread is 100 per cent. And wc assure that once having eaten our MILK BREAD you will not turn your back again Turn to Grinder's Bread Devonport Road Phone 204 We have landed our winter stock of We have several different sizes priced from 35/6 to j£s/6/6 Also good stocks of Electric Kettles and Immersion Helaers, Toasters snd Irons For the darker days ahead, TORCHES of various sizes and makes WE ADVISE YOUR EARLY SELECTION DEVONPORT ROAD Box 64. Phones (2 lines) 748, 749. WILLOW STREET 11 oz. TINS BEANS AND SPAGHETTI, TWO FOR 1/3 FRUIT CORDIALS, l/4» 1/6 PER BOTTLE LEMON AND BARLEY WATER 2/- AND 3/" per bottle FRUIT EXTRACTS, lemon, orange, raspberry'l/-, 1/2, 1/4, bot. WAIMAMAKU CHEESE 1/4 per 11). (wellmatured) GOOD ASSORTMENT PACKET BISCUITS IN STOCK Daily Delivery Phone 308 m Railway Lighting Restrictions Dimly lighted stations and restricted lighting in carriages make it necessary for passengers to be extra careful in boarding and leaving trains. BefoTc alighting make sure that the train has stopped : alight on the platform side only. Blackout conditions increase the responsibilities of railwaymen, too, but you can assist by closing doors after you and by seeing that window blinds in your compartment remain drawn so that no lights are visible from outside. Keep Things Dark for Safety's Sake