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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23714, 12 August 1942, Page 4

ai&4 SI Hats Ahead in Style and Value AIK Leading Makes And Shapes--15/6, 17/6, 25/-, 35/-, 35/6 Cravenette coats--75/-, 84/-, 95/-, 105/- to 8 gns. Well Tailored Tweed Overcoats Hundreds to choose from—--95/-, 5 gns to 8 gns Glassons’ WAREHOUSE, 96 Lichfield Street. 3 r SL Mechanics! Bolt in for these Bargains! Painters! Here** the True Oil! Engineers! Steam in for these Values! PLIMSOLL’S have made a big purchase of • • • Clothes For Mechanics, Painters, Engineers and All Oiit-Poor Workers WORKING SHIRTS In Cotton WooL OVERALLS—Bib Overalls and Overalls ofi all types APRONS—aII types and sizes. Men’s and Boy»’ Outfitter*, 135*139 Manchester Street. (Opp. High St. and The Excelsior) Christchurch. PLIMSOLL’S Railway Wagons and Tarpaulins SPEED THEM ON THEIR WAR WORK Raw materials, food and equipment for the Fighting Forces and for our own Industrial Front must be moved smoothly and uninterruptedly to and from factories, farms and ships. This is the railways’ job. It’s a big job and its getting bigger and bigger all the time. Every railway wagon and every tarpaulin must work non-stop. All-out. co-operation is essential; EyEßYONE—staff, consignors and consignees —must realise that half-help won’t do. It’s hundred per cent, practical co-operation that’s needed! Hurry Your Loading; Speed-up Your Unloading. Wagons and Tarpaulins Must Work Full-time.

THE BEST 1/- LUNCHEON IN THE CITY At THE PRINCESS ROYAL TEA ROOMS (Gloucester street, opp. Theatre Royal t (Mrs Guinness. Prop ! Try our Delicious Coffee ‘a la Vienna.' Morning Tea ,sd, Afternoon Teas 8d and 1/-.