Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Greymouth Evening Star, 21 September 1945, Page 2

SPRING SHOW 7 . . • - \ ‘' •’ ..... y ■ . _ J ’ : MW '' 1 COATS FROCKS i B/W S SHTS w A. QJk 'Hy-A- \ > ''' THRILLING ' W MyiM V AND V OW 1 - lALLURINGI ALLURING y .||| || K 1 1IW I lIHI rc invite m • 11188 yowr lb I! l||j *nspection . 1 • i ti „l / I I £ <• s \ | I Jllllifj NOW IS THE TIME TO LAY-BY LiC I JU Ia MACKAY STREET : : : GREYMOUTH

/ j Aunt Em. | ■jiSi I came to stay | ■l/ / -and 1 Knights J |||t tr Castile 1 PWxy \.A\ir --4 has stayed f -‘1« in our famiiy I ever since I wF Lit» Wh .-.aaote _ the — THRIFTY She came down with Uncle Bill for the gJG sheep sales and they stayed at our place. '’’ABLET Pretty soon we noticed her soap in our ” J bathroom—and pretty soon we were all asking Mum to get some Knight’s Castile too. It’s the loveliest, lathery soap — j sheer pleasure to use in the bath. It even / / gets a mention from Dad—and a soap C.,. z has got to be something out of the box forthat! W,'.. T'W MADE BY LEVER BROTHERS (N.Z.) LIMITED, JACKSON STREET. PEIONS. J.38.27Z

RAILWAY SEAT RESERVATIONS Provisions For Advance Booking o To the extent of accommodation available, passengers may reserve seats and sleeping berths up to seven days ahead of travel date. An extra two days (instead of one day, as formerly) to cover transmission of correspondence regarding their reservations, is now allowed non-residents of towns from which the required trains commence their journey, the advance booking margin in such cases being now nine days. Reservations Still Regulate Passenger Traffic For the xMODERN HOME BUILDER AN ELECTRIC. HOME IS CLEAN, HEALTHY, AND THE EASIEST TO MANAGE. Electricity has for over a hundred years been adding to the leisure hours of the whole world. The daily round is a round of enjoyment when the common task is performed by the touch of a sivitch, GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD