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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 November 1944, Page 2

IT’S SO ESSENTIAL — Yoitr Coat .. hi An Anderson * / || Gives Quiet & ■ ? ; ’4 I•/ ' ' 1 Dignity, and OP'S 1 ie Hallmark of ■' d Elegance. I COATS ■ • From £6/16/6 to £ll/1/3 5 Wg ■ i-'l WHY NOT LAY-BY FOR YOUR HOLIDAY? ROBERT ANDERSON LTD.' FASHION SALON, GREYMOUTH.

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**" fF Sergeant Swan i (in an, Airgraph from Europe) O; | “V/e’re getting ready to 1 finish off these Nazis and '* s Nips and then al/'Swan’ aK w v products will be back 0 a ? ain * n full suPPty* Z y° u cant alwa Y s s et / ‘Swan’ Bacon and Ham remember there’s noths * ns *‘ ke a tem P t ' n S dish t , ! °f ‘Swan’ Sausages. It willlk ' ( helps out the meat 7 rationing too. ‘Swan* products are coupon-free. Rememher, buy just what you need and help I ’ ‘Swan’ to go round”. 9 I IBin* I .» f Il | SSS 9 I). C. HUTTON “» k k.~ ■aBMEWiMI | sausages. / )

Bl « f xl “Holly” Brand Oatmeal & Rolled Oats, the modern gjl 7 j |-nev/ process family porridge—cooked while you set SIX S / &J the table, these pre-cooked breakfast foods are 7 «zZ packed with delicious goodness, vitamins, and all the nutrition of New Zealand grown oats. L, prepare )V > a? :.... !. u^iN^ N „ s iu ini I^^^ BBtsSBESia BAILLIE. NEVILLE AND CO.. AGENTS. GREYMOUTH