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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 69, 19 September 1944, Page 8

WAKE UP! NEW ZEALAND What's the matter with us ? Only 15,000 people have so far invested in the Victory Loan; there should be over twenty times that number. A Challenge to You and 400,000 other New Zealanders Are our boys on the Gothic Line letting up? — or our airmen over the Siegfried Line ? And we're still 1500 miles from Tokio! You believe in Victory — then lend for it. Don't be an onlooker — leaving i it to the other fellow to subscribe — don't put off? I •■■■.■■- iGo to it! Now! Today! : Get in the VICTORY LOAN The Money for Victory must be raised and everyone must be in. ■ ___>_ _^_ : ts { I * a. Mm m.*"sfS**^» m-"" l-^mEii Economise on DIGEST* ~r...-\\ ; Order your supply early, '/ \\ v y %npw ' : NOT A MEDICATED TEA B ;■ "* yL*lZZWf^m^*^fjt *H£&S&^^^m, ~JUST A perfect blend ■ ■ New Zealand Distributors: J.R. BUTLAND (Proprietary) LTD., AUCKLAND. i E. A. CLARK'S FAMOUS x'W^^^^m^l^. TENNIS BALLS!! MIMEPC TllßlP^—-^ I Will again be available in limited _ WM^KI WM&mSm&m%^^. I quantities for clubs, so hurry your II #i WM^^ MM^fflm^Wm^^k Racket along to DON FRANCE • WWU WTt - J ■ fora P ™ 2T 5 / R toSTw NG> MIXTURE' '^^^■;-fiX < Your Kacfca* ivi// pZay &e«er a?u/ (EXTRA STRONG) t last longer if strung by For FRESH COLDS CHILLS INFLU1 1%/^kJ EBAU^*P ENZA, BRONCHIAL TROUBLES. m A U\JT% rKANwt SHOULO BE IN EVERY HOME M • f 121 LAMBTON QUAY Manufactured by „ A (Near .Public Trust) £. A. Clark, Saddon Straat Waihi. £*W tm* g— i———| MMM ———^mi. A wAITEMATA* nODUCT N 44 i . ' ' ! SAVE ON C. SMITH'S SLUTS I \ and bank for Victory! ?i r// ■ -*-**"■"%! Today we have more need than ever • 11 Ib* j **- 1 ~ '^.^^F^^^' to save now that Victory is so near. n -1 *" mm 4^^^S^si^^ Suits from our Spring Collection will k ' 4mSB&I 1 tfß^iJk I * ac^ *ame *° our name not on'y *or i *, helr perfect workmanshipbut for n fi^^^^^^HP^^^^ —"^ moderate price we ask for such ~ "% imjiijml iWMr §1 1 *** *' **ere are a *ewe °**^c wonderful range of Suits that we carry: ■ ?***§, J*^ JkMW^p^. r" 9**" ' '■■i; ~*»->>"t'I '""** y As illustrated—a Charming Novelty Suit in Tan or Cherry ' t §§| KM J^ - Crepe. Sizes S.W. and W. Cfi/fi/ to I*T/C/ ' / I*' S Coupons. JliD D ', Iff 0 " >? I :H> Always correct! Silk two-piece Jacket Suits, w^th-eyelet hole | li '^llPilgjcifflmiy' I < * embroidered collar and pockets. These suits have short I'll , m&^MMMM*A t " '> sleeves. Sizes S.S/W. and S.W.; in Tan, PC/CA I|l i^^B^^^^m^i I > Turquoise and Cherry; 8 coupons. JiO V " ig § I mK^S^^^^m: *"i' ,: Simplicity and distinction is embodied in our Linen Suits. " • *I ? SMll^SHlil } -J Four-banded fold front, collar and long sleeves. Similar « ' M^l^B^^m^^m l styles with short sleeves. In cdlours — Tan, Turquoise, S^^^B^^m^^m. « Dusky Pink and Regiment Red. Siz;es: SIS.W , S.W & W 5> Ei Sl ,t co U po ns .. £4'|y6 to £s'iy6 • ' Ur °ne really S°«>d Suit, softly moulded, in a mutely striped 1. " ' grey worsted, 3 buttons and distinctive *% I A/1 Wkf . 3 ' /^^^^HflHßl * pockets. Size S.W.; 11 coupons. T*\C XL ' ' I §BHHHhHBI\ Popular Shepherds' Plaid Suits, in Black/White, Nigger/White C^^^Klm»\ and Navy/White. Sizes S.S.W. to O.S. CQ/r/ ): W* H"!^fflff*1' 11 Coupons. Iww W " g^ \\ *' m- 1 Navy an<* c°nt»"a»ting Pencil Striped Suits. Sizes S.SAV^ to m< P 4l > X - ' 0.5.; 11 coupons .. PQ/Q/ *° £19/19/ X 111 !K ' Wonderful Tweeds, plain-and Check designs. Sizes S.S.W. to. % " s|*|;| W.; 11 coupons .. £fi/|R/ *° GtMf.iAf >■ ™ CUBA STREET :: WELLINGTON 111 "■■HBMMHMBMMHMHBM«H B HH anaaßaalHMHa^HHHHH^HMaH^MHHBHaMaBaHHHHMBHMM^^HHBHaHMa|^aHHaaaM^^