g| Mather tha&ight Il nightie H was white «• « 1 'O' ii. mm II ' ■ ■ "til I iI ■ ■ ! ? ■ 7 ... ; '''■?■ '' : 'II /■ ■■ 'I * ! ..</ I ■ •• j ■ . . .•••. • ■ ’ till she saw st against granny’s PEKSIL-WASHED SHEETS ' What’s the explanation of that super whiteness ? Persil’s i oxygen-charged suds gently bubble through the wash till every stitch is sweet and clean. They forage out em- /‘ bedded dirt, coax away the stains. Your linen dries a /wj/Xv. glorious white — the apple of your eye. / 3 And it’s not just for whites that Persil is so good.. Baby’s ' woollies, flimsy silks and even your blouses are all washed /Jlllj • ’ /j t best and SAFEST with Persil. Wl PERSIL (N.Z.) LIMITED P “ <49 ‘ 17Z
To the menfolk of the West Coast who dress well, but do not wish to pay excessive prices for their FF) apparel, we suggest a casual glance, and then a sustained look, at our window display, and then y° ll convinced of the marvellous values we are offering. Below we mention g few f ?he many special lines. H NEGLIGE SHIRTS in the renowned “Lichfield” Point Setter /i make, with two spot welded collars each. All the latest shades. .. . ~ ~ 13/6 and eacil “Lichfield” POINT SETTER SHIRTS with collar attached, in new t’ ...wns and shades. „ '■ 11/6 and 12/6 each Men’s Silk NECK SQUARES in white, browns, blues, greens; etc. From 4/6 to 12/6 Men’s All Wool FLANNELS. New Zealand make. 9/11 each ' Men’s Navy AU Wool Bush and Seamen’s SINGLETS. Men’s All Wool Fancy SOCKS in greys, ■ browns, navy and black. 3/6 to 4/11 panAir Force All Wool Cashmere SOCKS with A very wide selection of SILK TIES in every the new elastic legs. . new shade and design. 5/11 pair From 2/6 to 4/6 Men’s Sleeveless PULLOVERS in a wide Men’s WOOL FELT HATS in greys, browns, ran £ e of shades and All woo . fawns and blues. 11’0111 10/ O to I<s/O 10/6, 12/11, 13/6 each Men’s Tweed OVERCOATS in the famous “Roslyn Neva-wet” showerproof make. Men’s Natural Merino Wool and Cotton Double breasted style and some have 'SINGLETS. Short sleeves and welted circular belts. bottoms ’ i z;/n u £5/15/- and £6/12/6 £>/ll and 6/ ear 1 Men’s Roslyn Neva-Wet Showerproof Men’s Heavy Lambs Wool SINGLETS. Short OVERCOATS with Raglan sleeves. Doneoippves gM tweed effects. 10/6 each Only £6/6, - SHOP EARLY AND OFTEN AT THE STORE WHERE “FRIENDLINESS GREETS YOU.” TIHONS LTD. AT THE BUS STOP
WEARY WATCHES OF THE NIGHT Coughs are usually much more distressing during the night. Be sure that you have in the house a bottle of Baxters Lung Preserver, to keep by the bedside to check that cough and ensure restful sleep. Dilute “Baxters” with water for young children. “Baxters is the proved cough remedy with the tonic action. Get better — get “Baxters.”—Advt. _____
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 July 1942, Page 6
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