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Evening Star, Issue 25301, 9 October 1944, Page 7

SHOP AT THE GARDENS BALMORAL DAIRY GARDENS CORNER, For Milk, Butter, B.ead, all fresh daily. Confectionery of all kinds. MISS E. FO6ARTY :: Proprietress. "Time and Tid« We!! for No Mm.' A Good Habit.. Save Regularly Save for National War Effort—To furihor your education—A home of your own—Youi Wadding—A raal holiday— For happiness in the future. Open an Account NOW with the DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK Head Office: DOWLING ST., Ounedin. Branches at Cargill'i Corner and NO COUPONS NEEDED FOR "EAtIpLL" HAMSI cirid BACON Enough for all if YOU 'bjjy only what you need. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAJJ.AA 0f) yO(Jr busy shopping Day think of Fish and Chips . . . BUT it must be THIS WEEK'S ATTRACTION w The daffodils in the graseland, the early-flovvering rhododendrons in the dell, arid the cherries and crabapples are the main attractions at present. CLARK'S CAKE SHOP GARDENS CORNER. Phone 12-504. HOME-MADE CAKES, PIES, a specialty. Choice Confectionery. Marble Bar—Milk Shakes, all Flavours. W.E.SEQUE GARDENS BUTCHERY and StRAND DELICATESSEN, 15 Princes Street. Coupons Redeemed Here. Guaranteed Quality Beef, Mutton, Lamb, and Smallgoods. GARDENS FISH SHOP. Phono 18-180. Easy Lies the Head That Jots It Down! CONWAY STEWART PENS More popular than ever. A Pen for every hand. A Price for every pocket. J. R. GILLIES GARDENS BOOK CLUB. BOYS' AND GIRLS' I Sin JUVENILE CYCLES. Also LADIES' AND GENTS'. Guaranteed Mechanically Sound. Good Tyres. Apply GORDON FOX NORTH END CYCLE WORKS, 758 King Street, near Howe Street.

PLASTICS KS Pffl gg af P^ « m m r^ '// x?% ZA «i i^ «<: Whenever you use the telephone you'benefit hy 'the Work of the British chemical industry and not. least that section which produces plastics; Plastics are used in the manufacture of your telephone instrument and the plugs on the exchange switchboard. indeed, have many/applications, ranging from fountain, pens to electric; cables, from, crockery to aircraft gun. turrets. What are plastics?Plastics are chemical products,. each one possesses different qualities, but all capable of being moulded to shape under heat or pressure. A few of the more important plastics are phenol formaldehyde (from which your ashtray or electric fittings may be made), urea formaldehyde (raw material for cups), the vinyl products (used for electric cables), and the acrylic resins. The best known acrylic plastic is "Perspex," an all-British discovery from which the transparent parts of aircraft are made. Plastics are a field in which British research chemists and the British _ chemical industry have always been to the fore. No. % of the " Services of an Industry" seriesinserted by IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (N.Z.) LTD. mi

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