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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 November 1942, Page 7

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If The man who I .keeps the ’ wheels turning (1) Screaming through the’ blackness comes the night mail, dead on time. Forward at the controls stands Jim. Under the sweating seams of coal dust his face is anxious, for war time thrusts extra responsibilities on men like Jim. To-night, in addition to His Majesty s Mail, he's carrying important members of His Majesty’s p f orces . . . is home he’s,ready and waiting \-x wash or bath with Lifebuoy. Jx sweat and concentration that e-up” lather certainly is good. * r ested. Cramp and weariness etely as the thick-stuck grime. (or is it dinner?) Jim feels X-j he garden. Relaxed and comfortable now, he’ll sleep t i-i i-ii i i . • -------——-a like a kid when he does jlßlk decide to hit the hay. . PEOPLE in vigorous jobs prefer LIFEBUOY IN THE ORIGINAL 'DOUBLET FORM I —„—— - —■< A LEVER PRODUCT W.55.20Z OiliilßlWl M IR w<‘ H® Kb 1 It'd V, 1 KgS B®a BM af\ [J ad lvJ . . I &M fefefl Km S® I § feH lsijbLJ»®s| ill! ffi k!«s ®«s«k ■ JI L wO s. feS IWx.-i? A; 1/1 [aL’' 1 Asi «« * ] \ r /\ feWIl V V,\ U' "’Xf -X \ r'AX st IM IBS HM it ill tel Us H HI if Bi H H Iwwl IM tw» \Xx A ktci tfe \ fC»F Xx SAVE RUBBER • • O/d car, truck and cycle tyres and tubes ; cld \ X. \ garden hose; rubber soled shoes; hot water nx bottles; rubber gloves; bathing shoes and caps; rubber mats; old football s '* ZJI'X. bladders; goloshes; gumboots 'X H; (tied in pairs); rubber heels, \x . .i. / SEARCH your home from attic to basement, search your garage. Look at the old familiar things in a new light. Your country needs every pound of Wm rubber to provide the fighting materials our armed — S forces must have. Get started NOW. Have them ® ready to flow back into the bloodstream of our ' ® 1 war production when called on. W ’Watch out for notification of collections in your 1 district ’ ra> I 111 Ml proceeds from the sale of waste to go to Patriotic Funds. y / ISSUED BY AUTHORITY OF THE MINISTRY OF SUPPLY. No. 2