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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 January 1944, Page 3

HEAVY PILE WAN . CARPETS ... u A further limited number of these fine heavy pile . carpets has just arrived from the Orienl . Lovely designs worked in L'r soft colours to tone in backgrounds of Rose, Cream, Blue Ivory, Green, and Sf I ;^cxrs 5C ® rtSi s -S’4A-T’lS'Sljigi l \ rc x \ ft tra -npd si^ eS ' iueTS. s °,.pyieW I I e . c'fVE. cO Wee ’ /afA cß I I for Uie q/6 AND 9/3 | | TO^ eV - I z cR.BACK’ , qoIA. I a nd | Blue, ss®3 p a sa ZH M BL H C I IMP K 18l . 1 1 nik IL Jf ft W i

My fn the case of our soldiers, it means the provision c»f suitable work and good homes alter war service a happy return to civilian life. The Pinex industry will assist by providing jobs Pinex itself will hasp to make post-war homes really worthy of Victory. Money spent on Pinex today is helping to establish a prosperous post-war Dominion. PINEX ON THE AIR. Listen to the Pinex Feature Programme, broadcast by your Commercial Radio Station on Wednesday evenings al $ o’clock. rfWKII J INSUIATING BOARD 7fe Walls tAifAiu/e Ho- B&is