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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 December 1940, Page 9

F E R G E R S I N ACTION ' -P >' " : 1, A ' 'aA, J"' "■/. J ''z iX .\- T-s z/.Jy • V -c-rts? OF! WiOKk \ l ',z z J| ■F': •-> z ~ \* . f xSBBb '> ■ . . fix...Xz. / : ■ x.-x; /. - . a > Scliaß*nhor!Si Saga Scharriliorst, the most formidable fighting unit in But while every Berger factory in the Empire is on the German Navy lying secure in the cover of special war work for the fighting services, we are hundreds of guns at Kiel. A squadron of British still able to supply Berger B.P. paint, enamels and Bombers by comparison are frail and flimsy craft, varnished. Still made to that degree of perfection but by sheer audacity they battered this floating which has made each leader in its field of paint, fortress to a wreck that will require six months to enamel or varnish. B.P. is still the world's finest repair—the Drake and Grenville touch. house paint, because it has the highest percentage of finest white lead and zinc oxide and there is no We feel honoured at Bergers to be making the known satisfactory substitute for white lead despite special purpose finishes so necessary for the con- the fact that raanv pa i nts today contain very little tinned efficiency of these effective craft. And an an d some none at all. More particularly notv is it earnest devotion to precision in making these special f a l S e economy to use anything but B.P. as B.P. will finishes is our salute to the high courage and outlast any other house paint and it is the labour, audacity of their crews. not the paint, which is the chief cost. B FOUNDED IN LONDON 1760 eryert Stockists: Harley and Co., Ltd., Mackay St. Greymoutli

A citizen of. Glasgow, staying in London, lost himself, and asked his way of a little girl. She said coldly, “I.don’t know,” started to walk away, began to walk faster, ran round the corner. ././/. In a miriUte, a policeman arrived, asked the Glaswegian for his registration card, and then apologised. The little girl had sent him. “Why?” .“She said.she’d ; been asked the way by a, terrible foreigner.”