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Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24743, 7 December 1945, Page 3

mm ■A kt s&m r&J&LttfM.. >*'»*iMWßffi22'a?s FRESH SURPRISES! have seen. f*»i ■ ■ Hi n J.< ja; they are on Treasure Island on HAY'S ROOF. TURTLES TOO ... on Treasure •-•—» - '■' SPECIAL! SANTA CLAUS arrives at 3 p.m ing in hi* Galleon) . . . Santa leave* Sydenham Park 24b p.m. |° m " u ? Colombo Street, tbroonh Square to Hay'e Colombo Street entranca and then up to his throne VI ZuV"" I *'. U , an . d< Hay '» Roof . "'here he will meet .11 the boys and girls. Adults . . . Admission to — Children... Admission to Roo£ 6d f RED HOT SPECIAL Which include. Free Ride on the OPEN r»Aii v ,« Mm' CRINKLE CREPE. back. t FRIRAV P ii?Au 0 -r S P ' m - l u i* 3/U at HAY'S ?A-Etor* N J, GHT — 6 P' m - to 8-45- TO-DAY. Friday. No HOURS—Open Wed. 2 p.m. SATURDAY— 10 a . m . to 11.30 ironing required. Wash a " m « and it's ready. C.0.P.. G. S. Morse and Other Cash Orders welcomed at Hay's.

OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO MEN. Here is a gift suggestion for bister, Mother, Sweetheart, even Grandma. Any woman would love one of . . . w« rate £- a u re thMe °* Helena Rubinstein's four lovely E ift *°«!™ 1 ?«* we suggest for a difinified ?r«t inV £5 would love such a gift. BOX No. 4 contains Herbal Skin Tonic, Pasteurised Cream and Grecian Anti-wrinkle Cream or Perfection Cream 24/Q Po°wde?°and fflSf T ° Wn «?.<*»?«* Foundation. Face P°wrt£°" * contains Town a nd Country Foundation and Face der - - ■• 18/9 BOX No. 3 (not illusi Cream or Perfection Cream Helena Rubinstein Preparations are exclusive to :.. Anti-wrinkle 25/3 To Credit Account Holders—As a gesture of appreciation of your patronage, and to assist you in your Xmas shopping, this • year our accounts foi December will be closed on the 12th instead ot the J9th December. This means that purchases from the 13th to the 19th December, no account will be rendered until January 19th. 1946

always appreciated GIVE GIVE GIVE GIVE GIVE GIVE GIVE GIVE GIVE GIVE GIVE GIVE Wall Mirrors Firescreens Pictures Smokers' Stands , Occasional Tables Hat' Racks . . Vases . ' . 13/6 to 72/6 27/6 to £5/2/6 . 7/6 to 65/- . 35/-to 55/.27/6 to 97/6 15/-, 19/6, 22/6 . 7/6 to 22/6 Tea Wagons 65/-, 72/6, 90/-, £7/15/Reading Lamps . 37/6, 45/Glory Boxes 95/-, £6/6/-, £7/10/-, £9/9/Lamp Shades . 2/11 to 55/Standard Lamps £5/15/-to £B/19/6 • You are invited to view our wid© ange of attractive gifts for the House . . . the Menfolk, the Ladies and the Children. This year we are again living up to our reputa* tton as the store for. gifts. SHOP EARLY at "The House That Value, Built." Cm*. Colombo and Lichfield Streets

e've talked of rehabilitation for so many years now that we're in danger of thinking of hj ag an official matter instead of a human one. Rehabilitation begins in the enjoyment of the old and well-loved things so long denied. You know them best because you know him best. The big things and the little things —from whatever it may be, down to his favourite tobacco. All of these longed for and familiar things, there as f a matter of course, mean immeasurably mnch to the man who is forced to 'start again*. • -> j rted by the makers of Greys Toou<.