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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 November 1944, Page 6

SPRING b tfc And the Ladies of Westland, who study their appearance and comfort, will be seeking the Smartest of Dress Materials, combined with better quality, at the most moderate prices, with which to make those changes of Frocks which every woman desires. To meet all these requirements, we confidently offer the following for their choice, knowing in doing so that better values are not obtainable. 36in. .Fast Dye COTTON PRINTS, | 36in. All-over FLORAL “DORINA” 3/4 and 3/9 yard. | Spun Silk; fast colours,— 6/11 yard 36in. Floral Pattern SUMMER BREEZE, I 36in. SUPER SPUN SILK, in Bold Floral 5/3 Yard. | Designs; fast colours, — 8/11 yard, f 36in. Floral Pattern TOBRALCO, 6/9 yd. 36in. “DURELLA”; Navy with White Pin Spot; guaranteed colour, — 36m. Floral Pattern “Ferguson” HAIR- 6/6 yard. CORDS, guaranteed fast colours, — 4/11 and 5/6 yard ' 36in. “ACETONE” SPUN. A super weight fabric of fast colours in check 36in. FLORAL ALAMEDA ; a beau- designs. Suitable for Summer Suits, tiful, soft, fast colour fabric, 5/11 yd Costumes, etc., in shades of Bright 36in. “Dorcas” MERCERISED LAWN, j Red, Wine, Myrtle Green Saxe and in small floral designs of fast colour, — Marine Blue, Crease Resisting, .4/6 yard W ll Yard - 36in. FLORAL “DORCAS”; spun in j g(Hn< FLO RAL ART SILK TAFETTA; bright cheery patterns of fast colour, « ast co ] ours< ' 7/11 yard 4/11 yard. I L ' ’ 36in. “DORINA” Spun Silk, in paisley j 36in. Light Navy WINO CREPE, designs; guaranteed fadeless — 7/3 yd | 8/11 yard. 36in HEAVY SILK LINEN, in Bold i 54in. HEAVY SILK POPLIN, in Navy ’ Floral Patterns for House Coats etc., i and Saxe; Suitable for Summer Coats, 9/11 yard. 14/6 yard. AND MANY OTHER LINES, NOW ON VIEW IN OUR WINDOWS, , At the Big, Little Store-Where Friendliness Greets You. TY MO N 8 ltd. TAINUI STREET, ' GREYMOUTH.

( MV 5P DAULMG WH/TE. J / TELL EM WLTH ' I RICHER THICKER SUDS, \ OF counse! rgyspygysi, Crisp, snowy whites . . . gay prints and florals . . . cosy woollies—that’s what you want when washday’s done. Well, : next Monday morning pop everything syj' , "k , Rinso’s richer thicker suds! There’s f|y — - j no need for hard rubbing. These amaz- W —~~f~j ing suds loosen dirt and w'hisk it away S■ T" softly and gently. Naturally, this careful treatment makes your fabrics last :■ .» longer —an important point now that f ~=n .•' :• .'• W replacements are’so difficult. ! M : THE 2 F«yn BCM SAVES is : RJiL&TOiI UJi And look! Rinse’s extra active suds are so thorough that instead of the usual 15-20 minute boil, a 2-minute boil is : ’ f' sufficient to get your clothes beautifully 1 f clean. You save fuel and your time. I /W And as you cut wash-tub wear and tear, .'■•; your things last much longer. WASH EVERYTHIN® WITH RINS© t : For all your things—linens or coloureds, JT silks or woollies, worksuits or dungarees ’ "w-use -Rihso next wash day. — W\ ! laA^t frr n \ C ® (a Ik Ja 1 « . ffir \i tiyoiiw IB 1

CLOSING TO-MORROW Jgcfgk £5OOO ARTUNION !\A HBy License issued under Section 42 of " The Coming Act, 1908.” Q O®fi // £ \\ (J lb OBJECTS: To raise funds to the extent of the profits available O W eiJ SOaSI 0» IsM w .r) 'WMSi-.. •«•¥'/.’■ A 2- for the objects to be specified by the Hon. Minister of internal ' Affairs. Secretary: n. McArthur, Box iio, Wellington. CLOSES: Hth November, 1944 a ] |T|| Treasurer: gg LSa mJJ 11 r 4 nf /A'A B JI B^C ond ’ Boxllo,WellinEton ’ BRAWN: 22nd November, 1944 MISS J. ROSE. P ' o- Box 171, Greymouth. g ITI J Please send metickets in “NEVER VENTURE—NEVER WIN” Art Union (Tickets 2/6 each). 1 enclose Postal Note for £ : : . also stamped | Jjf l|Rj>| ig |l lIIIJ addressed envelope for reply. (Postage stamps not accepted in payment of tickets.) f |TITII NAME — I T'l'Yl n (Mr., Mrs. or Miss) g>( | j I 1 I I | j ADDRESS