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Evening Star, Issue 25426, 6 March 1945, Page 8

EASTER BRIDES SAVE 27'10 When you purchase DRAGE'S LINEN PARCEL! j I Pair 80 x9O Quality Sheets ... ... | I Pair 54 x9O Unbleached Sheets ... ... ... I 6 36 x 22 Guest Towels (4/1) ... .:. I I 2£yd Roller Towel ... ... I 4 17 x 32 Tea Towels (l/l I) ... ... ...... 1 2 32 x 22 Glass Cloths (4/3) ... ■ 2 22 x 44 American Towels (8/9) ;.. I PRICE TRIBUNAL PRICE ... ... I DRAGE'S SPECIAL EASTER PRICE £4196 CASH OR LAY-BY (29| coupons). I 17 6 j !6 9 I 14 6 J 4111 86 I TWO STORES mm. TWO STORES. HOME PLANNING CENTRE 575 PRINCES STREET

I MY MOTHER-IN-LAW MADE ME MAD SHE SAID MY LINENS LOOKED fmßßjsmm^mmm :THEN SHE •EXPLAINED Ma SEE! YOU NEED SUNLIGHTS £X73SW WASHING POM* FOR THOSE EXTRA -•■ DIRTY SPOTS ?' i« "BRIGHTER WASHES Even embedded food stains, that oily bull's-eye in pillowcases, the greasy marks in overalls—all those extra dirty spots come out with Sunlight. And because of Sunlight's extra washing power ; you don't have to scrub your head off either! Yes, pure, Sunlight gets grimiest war-time work-clothes fresh and bright. And see how safe it is for colours, too! ... That "half-washed" look is gone. Your clothes and linens are clean—really clean— all over. *k Extra rich in washing power because ifs GOOD, PURE SOAP. MADE It UYER BROTHERS (N.Z.) LIMITED. JACKSON STREET. PETONE. S«.«J«Z Off 2, SOA> mmw

RAILWAY WAGONS MUST NOT SLEEP Every Delay Disrupts Someone's Important; , • 'Plans ...'.,; A wagon standing idle in a private siding or loading bay, , when it could and should be on the running lines, is temporarily lost to the nation's transport system and, with wagons as vital as \ they are the loss is serious. Will you make sure that this is not happening to the . wagons carrying YOUR goods? Wagons Are Wanted—Not Presently, But NOW.

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