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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 281, 24 August 1944, Page 7

great News for the — Housewife! We have just opened up a shipment of English Anglo Enamelware including Babys' Baths, Chambers, Hot Water Jugs, Funnels, Bowls, Pie Dishes, Trays, Plates, Basins and Mugs. There are also English Clear Glass Tumblers, and Lager Glasses, a limited supply of Domestic Scales and some good ' quality Coir Doormats priced at 8/9 and 13/3 See them in our Retail Department BRISCOE MILLS CORNER OF VICTORIA & HUNTER STREETS

i (a fl -]^ r< & W4 W ■ jZx FffffZ 40 J? I I J I ten. w I J fEilr= ■ S 7 /f IFn %! i 111 \Tr\u M'A I I \ll \\\ Bi I I v £z/\ I I K I' It $ t 3 U “this Season's Coat Value" GREY BRUSHED-WOOL COATS • 3 styles • fully-lined • sizes S.S.W. to W.X. £6/9/6 12 Coupons are required for these coats with each mail order. The D.I.C. brings you amazing Spring value, with these downy-soft Brushed-Wool Coats. There are three smart styles, two of which we've sketched. Notice the beautiful tailoring, the precise squared shoulders, the fine saddle-stitched collars. Every coat is a coat you II be proud to wear—always—but don't delay—come straight to the d-i-c WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI

JT IS REGRETTABLE JL that owing to restrictions stocks of Angier’s Emulsion t, are seriously depleted. j We feel sure that our patrons realise fully that we are doing our utmost to keep the market supplied, but owing to wartime conditions we fear that shortage of stocks is inevitable, and we ask your indulgence in difficult circumstances beyond our control. Please do not blame the chemists — they have to stand the brunt of shortage of other commodities as well as ours. We know you will appreciate that they have done everything possible to obtain supplies of Angier’s Emulsion. The present difficulties are, we hope, but temporary. Angier’s Emu/sion"j