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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 133, 2 December 1944, Page 12

" ' ' "i i.; . , \ ffljpy t 1 _^^ ASEPTIC OINTMENT^£££-r^ INSECT BITES, HEAT RASH, m^S&^^J / \ \P BURNS, ECZEMA, ABSCESSES, HfeiN. "W / * » SUNBURN,CUTS,WOUNDS.ETC. K|N-/ / 1 IN [W^ SPKIALLY • FOR XMAS CsIFTS For one week only, commencing Monday, December 4th, Monster Specials in our Mantle Showroom—Something for Everyone ! Ideal SUMMER FROCKS for the youngest Miss to the Matron in this group in Plain and Floral Silk. With novelty braid and button finish, * contrast applique design or buttoned fronts, in Green, Gold, Grey, -* Rose, Saxe, Powder and Gay Florals. S.S.W. to O.S.—Were 49/6 to £5/15/6. SPECIAL PRICE 29/6 to 55/- I COATS in ail-wool Boucle, Diagonal, Angore, English Check Cloth, I with Belted or Boxy Backs, Rever and Military Collars and Cardigan I Neckline. In Bottle or Willow Green, Saxe, Gold, Rose, Brown, I Dahlia, Navy, Black and Check Mixtures. S.S.W. to O.S.—Were ■ £5/15/6 to £9/19/6. SPECIAL PRICE 75/- to 95/SUITS in Linen, Corded Crepe, Wool Georgette, Silk in Plain and'" I Checks, long and short sleeves. In Horizon Blue, Gold; Green, Lagoon,----i Petrol, Dahlia, Flame, Brown, Navy, Saxe/White and Pink/White S.S.W., S.W., W.—Were 95/-to £5/15/6. ■ ' _'"'■< ' SPECIAL PRICE ALL 69/6 SPORTS BLOUSES in Plain, Check and Stripe Silk. With collars or adaptable necklines, short sleeves, pockets and trimmings. In Nile > Green, White, Peach, Beige, Pink, Gold, Navy, Wine and Brown S.W., W., O.S.—Were 9/11 to 31/6. SPECIAL PRICE 3/11 to 12/6 COSTUME or DINNER BLOUSES in Dull Crepe, Satin and Georgette in a wide variety of styles. In Cream, White, Shell Pink and Navy. Were 21/- to 37/6. SPECIAL PRICE ALL 15/EXTRA SPECIALS DRESS—£S/5/-.' - , SPECIAL PRICE 19/6 DRESS—£4/10/6 SPECIAL PRICE 19/6 DRESS—£6/2/3 , SPECIAL PRICE 19/6 DRESS—£3/9/6 * SPECIAL PRICE 15/BLOUSES, Beige—l 2/6. SPECIAL PRICE 7/6 BLOUSES, Navy—9/11. SPECIAL PRICE 3/11 SYNTHEfIC BLOUSES—2I /-and 31/-. SPECIAL PRICE 15/- ' CHECK TAFFETA BLOUSES—2I/-. SPECIAL PRIQE 8/11 . PASTEL GEORGETTE BLOUSES—37/6 and 21/-. SPECIAL PRICE 15/Black and Navy CREPE BLOUSES—32/6. ' SPECIAL PRICE 15/Navy Worsted SUITS. W. size—£7/7/-. SPECIAL PRICE 39/6 Navy Worsted SUITS. S.S.W. size—£4/15/-.. SPECIAL PRICE 35/, . Navy Worsted SUITS. S.W. and W.—£s/15/6. SPECIAL PRICE 49/6 . ■'/■■ SORRY! NO MAIL ORDERS Cuba Street-- Wellington csrry the ges-^is ©f TYPITOI& IFi¥ER, DYSENTERY,:'SUMMER SICKNESS and . FHes breed in foul places and scatter their foulness wherever they go. When a fly alights on a sugar bowl, on a piece of cheese, or any other food, it first spits out a drop of moisture to make the food soft. Then while it feeds it usually excretes. All this moisture contains germs, many of them highly dangerous. -- Also, the sticky pads of the fly's feet carry germs from the filth they last touched. Imagine the amount of infection ONE FLY can • spread in a few minutes. And how they breed! !t is estimated that the offspring of one female housefly will-in a few weeks number nearly half a million. Kill flies everywhere. Half-hearted measures are useless. Don't give them a chance to breed. Keep refuse in containers with properly fitting lids. Don't have rubbish lying around. Use household spray liberally. • * KEEP ALL FOODSTUFFS COMPLETELY PROTECTED A word to home gardeners: Compost heaps can be prolific fly-breeding grounds -unless properly controlled. X H '' Here is a recipe for a fly-paper mixture. Mix five carts of castor c»i w*h eight parts of resin. Warm until melted and /Kxa.asri'ss ass zxzzs^ a KILL THOSE FLIESJ ——i — : 2_ - \ »X