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Greymouth Evening Star, 3 April 1943, Page 3

[ Appealing - Fascinating -- Furs i • ' ‘ ■ ® . z ' . e z What is the Magnetic f Quality that has made \ ■ every woman love Furs , //” / /.) above all other garments? i - -;> '-''" /'y < ' /A- ? Furs are always becom- L j| I ing and good Furs more Wf? » * ''' | than pay their price m ■, , < > ? endurance. R/ :-' “ ’ ' I , s See our special display of the new •Z Fur Full Length Coats, Toppers, 1 Capes and Bolero in the new longer 2 length. • Fur Ties and Necklets — ? they have been carefully selected ? and the prices are within reach of $ everyone. £9/15/6 . ■ | 14 GIIS. p.ht NEW STRIPED SILVER GREY. KOLINSKY ? SABLE N.Z. STRANDED OPOSSUM BOL- COATEE. Cleverly vandyked sleeves. > ERO JACKET. Has long sleeves. New' collarless neck line with edge-to- > edge front. I 121 GIIS. 21 GllS. : ? RICH PF AVER CONEY TOPPER COAT. FIRST GRADE LAPIN BEAVER CONEY •2 RlC Snudl convertible collar and long sleeves. COAT Convertible neckline. Single a breasted, large fur buttons. I? Also the finest selection Northern and 3 1 Cik Southern Musquash, American Opossum, : FULL LENGTH DARK KOLINSKY EDGE- Skunk, Platinum Coney and Mink Babi FUL TO-EDGE COLLARLESS COAT. Finest bit. DISPLAY. ;? first-grade, rich silken finish. iIIWS-WKBils' W TO M AKE • ZXk Ti< x _ # ~~E=- \ \ /\\s ,o|| 9«4« , fp /-v*:;-.-''.'*.' '"> j ■ COME TRUE lf t f' I ‘ V K xJ' <T;t fi.'.'-vv 4y?'‘rt : , ' ' Some day this war will end. You’ve got your plans ready for that, haven’t you? Important personal ' plans — a farm to buy, a home of your own, a business, furniture, a q,ew car, a trip abroad . .. C"~~< c; dreams today, perhaps, but with National War | ’ ■'i 1 / ' Savings you can make them the bright realities of tomorrow. \ Your National War Savings are fighting for victory, V Vw but they remain yours. They will be returned to 0' you as a nest egg. A material reward for your g j B patriotism and thrift when your country needed g both so urgently. | ® 1 ' So put all you can save — your overtime — your f (||X surplus earnings — and more into National War Savings now. Discover how much your account shows; now let it spur you on to greater efforts, to zz speed victory — to make your dreams come true. TOR POST-WAR LMNG WITH iITIOIM SI¥IKS Accounts — Bonds — 6d. War Savings Stamps —5/- Gift Coupons AN ACTIVE ACCOUNT IS ON ACTIVE SERVICE 1 mail , g j - leefls a ‘Yiwsis i6RiW---- *• ~, SBBg»jEKli»|yrww notion 1. The farmer is the backbone of there’s nothing like Lifebuoy s healthany country .. . especially in times invigorating lather to get lid of sweat of war. Those hours of gruelling toil and grime as well as tne tiredness tiat mean meat and drink for the fighting follows a hard day s work in the forces .. . for the vast army of civilian fields. workers in industry. 3, Really clean and fresh, Bill is 2. After a long day of ready to enjoy a romp with the ploughing. BUI loses no kiddies before the evening meal and me * n av^n S an a B-over later to spend or w ’ lifebuoy. ' a few hours with Bills knows, like thousands that new book ’’ •of other country folk, that on fertilisers. ip® • -. PEOPLE IN VIGOROUS JOBS PREFER ’IIPEBUOx IN THE ORIGINAL DOUBLET FORM lever 5