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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 206, 29 May 1944, Page 8

The • MAIL ORDER DIOEST WEEKLY REVIEW C-F HUTT CITY VALUES So extravagantly English . . . • • • Four hundred years ago, within sight of the greatest invasion fleet the world had ever seen, Sir Francis Drake found time to finish his game of bowls. ... Today,'midst the roar of jet plane and rocket gun, England has found /wSf time to send US ° consi 9 nment of the finest tweeds that man has ever woven ■• ■ i ust 0 smali consignment .. . but • (ike gold in this, the fifth year of war. . . . ENOUGH SAID . . . EXCEPT THAT IT'S HEAVY WEIGHT—54in. CHECK PATTERNED IN TWELVE COLOURS, AND IDEAL FOR YOUR WINTER ENSEMBLE. at 376 yard IT'S SOMETHING REALLY NEW AT Cash will be refund- PATTERN SERVICE ed on any article / S””" dipping* of that is unsuitable, ffH / dKSS n ” ,erio,s *"* provided it is return- /J! / •><> *«"» »" 'eouest. ed within seven days I pleose s, °f e c01,,,,r - in good order and in ® ond ‘ yP * ° f condition. material required. HUTT CITY'S FASHION STORE. NOT ENGINEPOWER ALONE The Railways Depend Also Upon Teamwork Ability to meet the abnormal demands of wartime is not a matter of enginepower alone; the strength of the railways lies also in teamwork—teamwork on the part of the public in refraining from unnecessary travel; on the part of freighters in seeing that the wagons carrying their goods are speedily disposed of; on the part of the men and women of the railways service in maintaining the effort which they have always shown. All are helping to win one of the most important battles of the war —the Battle of Transportation. Without Transportation All Else Is Wasted

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