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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 July 1945, Page 2

WE MEAN BUSINESS! \ ANDERSONS - - - THE SMALL SHOP WITH THE BIG BARGAINS Grand Winter Sale ♦ p-ViAi'/v. SB 1 1||1 Genuine h ' Reductions | K ; fivlpw I. iwrY'h,’ '"w Our entire Coat stock || ; ri drastically reduced. [.'( i » I COATS FROM j it -■■ // 99/6 I 0 3 0 I '' Pony Cloth Joqqas. i I' , WWlw ' - P SSW. to WX. Black f Sale Price 59/6 | 'A? English Wool Frocks. | Ni Green, navy, black. » • SW. and W. Usually ? ' • 79 / 6 - ' Sale Price 59/6 i i H®. ’.. 0 ® o 5 ■ lay-by now ! Kolinsky Coats. Full length. First J grade pelts. Usually £l6/16/-. Sale Price £l3/10/ROBffl MW Ltd. FASHION SALON MACKAY STREET ' soap for a r first-rate - Take pride in your white ywash and your shelves W of snowy well-kept linen. Ask your grocer for i., Laundrine Bar Soap — ' "' good for all household cleaning. Manufactured by McLeod bros. ltd. * Cumberland Street, Dunedin. AUHDIIIt /> ! • 'h.McaeAA f J. i 'niafte. yotL p/uL(ujVb I Yes, it’s true—Monterey WILL. <; 1 5 make you prettier! Just try it, / t and see for yourself. In Bru- ;i 1 nette, Egyptian, Apricot, and / v ? % many other flattering shades. For /ri r I day wear, and evening, too, use & ( A only— z - | SUPERFINE FACE POWDER M. An exclusive product of Wilfrid Owen Ltd., M. 41. JO4- Victoria St., Christchurch. -i.. , ■ DO NOT HOLD THEM BACK Railway Wagons Must - be Kept Moving To-day transportation demands the hundred per cent co-operation of shippers and receivers of rail borne goods. Railway wagons have to be loaded heavier, sent away faster and emptied quicker than ever before; every wagon must be kept moving. Thy are too precious' to be used for storage. They are Wanted—Not presently, but NOW