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Evening Star, Issue 25471, 30 April 1945, Page 8

■A* ?,» ■vv « >-'.>?-«- s \ *£■- "i - a m (Jopyrigkt Reserved. It is surprising how we all manage to get through despite the many handicaps imposed by the War and its long duration. Of course, the problems of good dressing have been minimised by the splendid Dry Cleaning, Pressing, and Dyeing Services, which have been maintained by The«jCity Dye Works at such a high standard throughout the War period. It. is surprising the extremely long wear given by almost every outer garment when it is regularly Cleaned and Pressed by the City Dye Works . . . equally surprising is the case with which you overcome coupon difficulties and offset rising prices by the same means. Our illustratiou . . . portion of a "bit" which is used in a brace for boring holes through wood . . . enlarged, of course. A good " brace" of addresses to remember are those of these convenient city Depots ■of The City Dye Works—(l) In the Octagon, just below Butterfields, and (2) High Street, just above Jacobs'? . . .in addition there is 137 George Street. The City Dye Works also call and deliver . . . 'phone 12-846. preferably as early as possible in the ISPOUT7 DESERT whirlwind.? TABLE- LEG ? TOFFEE TWIST ?

Under the will of the late Mrs Sarah Fea, of Highgate, Roslyn, the Roslyn Methodist Church is bequeathed £2OO, tiie Roslyn Presbyterian Church £2OO, and the Central Mission of the Methodist Church,- Dunedin, £IOO. Under the will of Lucy Ellen. Penrose, the Home Mission Fund of the Methodist Church of New Zealand' is bequeathed £2OO, and the Methodist Foreign. Missionary Society of New ; Zealand £2OO. Ask your grocer for Buchanan's • HOLLY ' OATMEAL, the new process pre-cooked breakfast cereal that cooks in two minutes. It's delicious and better than oid-fashioned porridge.—-[Advt.l

WE'VE SOT TO KEEP ON SAVING If you have no War Savings Account, open one at the Dunedin Savings Bank THIS PAY DAY.