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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 October 1947, Page 4

w/ lilk A -KORMA- PRODUCT \ I ' ■■ ■ ■■ ■ 857 Stock up | wz7/i' , Household Linens zZ - ■ ■ ||-... - ma 2 Z? TEA TOWELS of pure Irish linen. Large TEA TOWELLING of linen forfar, by the 5 size, with striped borders. yard. 27”. VAD n X 5/3 AND 5/10 EACH X 5/11 YARD | | AMERICAN SHEETS. Plain finish. Of extra “HENSON” „SHEETS. Lmen finish, g bed : « large single bed size. 63” x 108”. Slze - 72 x • 42/6 PA | R | CONTINENTAL LUNCHEON CLOTHS of WHITE CANNON TOWELS. Good size and « gaily checked seersucker. 50” x 50”. quality. C Aru I 16/3 EACH . 6/6 EACH if LINEN TABLE CLOTHS of Irish damask. DOUBLE DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS of pure ; I 66” x 84” Irish linen - 72 ” x 84 ”- 105/ ' EACH : f ’ 57/6 EACH SERVIETTES to match. -9/- EACH ; > PILLOWCASES BLACK AND WHITE TICKING for mat- j f Taped 3/2 EACH; Envelope Style 4/- EACH tresses and pillows. 56 . J I HORROCKSES PILLOW CASES. Hem- . /7 VARn ? ) stitched and taped. - - 5/6 EACH f \ CEYLON FLANN.EL, the viyella substitute in pink and pale blue. 30”. 6/9 1 ? Country Ortlers Despatched Promptly. j TYMONS w ITO. | : T AINUI STREET JC _ y A dont let ’ your . ■ J&WO: ■ JwW conscie " ce ? have opened our food larder to Britain. We have said to I tt Except for our own needs, this is yours”. % The less we take from that larder, the more we leave for Britain. But, when we take food and waste it, no one benefits ... and a hungry Britain suffers. Keep a watch on waste. Prepare meals carefully so there’s Z enough and not too much. Use leftovers. Be careful. RememIV£ her — fat dustbins mean thin Englishmen. FOR BR ■ TAIN