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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 October 1945, Page 7

STYLES BY'WIODEE LANE” Cost You So Much Less ' "W--f 1 ■ ® ra rlPlwl wtßtww' zW Mi I' I ? u/J i: wbs M r p HR £ ; - \ V U n k \h ■ irv'l : Ah Z■■ o: I ANOTHER “STUNNING” W ) g VALUE. LADIES’ FADELESS HAIRCORD | “PANAMA CREPE” PRINT FROCKS I FROCKS | Another delightful stylo from the Again this popular “Melodee “Melodee Lane” range just openLane” style leads the field. In ed. Plain shades of greenj black, gaily printed cottons fast to sun- navy, fawn, rose and dusky, light and washing. Regular 21/- Trimmed with covered buttons in value. contrast shades. Smart pleated OUR LOWER PRICE skirt. 95/- value. 16/11 . 52/6 EXCLUSIVE TO WMhwm Store . mCKAY ST, GREYMOTTH

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EMPTY LIME BAGS Bundles for Return by Rail I Farmers are requested to ensure that empty lime bags for conveyI ance by rail are properly bundled and addressed, bundles should I be restricted to about 561bs in weight (say 16 heavy bags or 20 small bags). Each bundle should be plainly addressed. I Help the Railways Help Everyone

aSSTI ®IS H flI MH and greater loads demanded of the modem system of lubrication more thorough and that supplied by the old fashioned method MODERN GREASIN© EQUIPMENT » thoroughly lubricate every part of the car, thus reducing friction | and unnecessary wear. . Keep I your car in new car condition I without heavy expenses by using | our High Press®?© Greasing | ' System. —■ Hphessieb rgotob gaeass ifr A®asl few Vearta BattsHss