COATS are. NEWS! ’ « . i«iii ■urrmnmt « ANDERSONS 1 I say: “THE COAT J YOU. WANT IS HERE” ' J'Ki' B Whether a B sporty “casual” I or a : 1 • superbly | ■ w |jg| J “dressy” modeL ' OUR GARMENTS ARE RIGHT. ROBERT ANDERSON Ltd. MACKAY STREET GREYMOUTH SOAP li l Ira iK < MjtSr 1 1 wB —fy BMy ffi Wk J i ati I wo thousand years ago the women of Western Europe washed their heads with a compound of goat’s fat and beechwood ash. Soap is still made of fats and alkali, and it remains substantially the same as the crude cleansing compound of 2,000 years ago. With this difference —the manufacture of soap is today an exact science, the precision of the laboratory ensuring that the highest standards of quality are maintained no matter how great the quantity of production. The fats are accurately graded by chemical analysis. The alkali, manufactured on a huge scale, is of the utmost purity. The soap-making process itself is carefully controlled by experts. You could not do without soap. Neither could Industry. Soap is of vital importance to the textile industry, B| s' | in rubber processing, and to agriculture. No. 3 of the “ Services of an Industry ” series inserted by IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (N.Z.) LTD. _ I- - - HUI —mi -|| I ini im in n i iniim iiiii 11 HI Hiiiil ill i Why Children need a breakfast zQ-r/ More than half of schoolwork CTTar is done in the mornings. A yJC Th I iTI! O|TIP IH 1 sustaining, nourishing, bal- / j anced breakfast is important. .•/ Ready-to-eat cereals served n ‘ ■' from packet-to-plate save time [h'l'' 1 ' •» lack vitamins killed fffi rJ through drastic pre-cooking. (UVI-MAX vitamins are NOT 1 * n VI-MAX porridge. VI-MAX provides /A V/ more available calcium than ' Ju ? I )\ 1 does whole wheat. VI-MAX, therefore, provides more vita1\ mins for health protection and (Ti Iglll \ more calcium for bone and \ teeth building. COARSE 111 31t> cartons and 71b bags. D. H. PRE-WAR «Brown and Son, Ltd., Moorhouse Av., TODVrf’K’ffit AND FINE ch.ch. FKICE®.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 May 1945, Page 2
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