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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 February 1949, Page 4

Genuine \ { I 'vZwwl Twelve Popular Tartans to choose from: I Royal Stewart, Eracht Dress if Wl Cameron, McKenzie, g “ I Hunting 1 Stewart, Fraser, McLeod, || f McDuff, McDonald, Robertson, 1 I McGregor, Mcßeth, McPherson. \ I ) These are the ties you hove been waiting for since before the war. Made from 100% British yarn-dyed Rayon, each individual tie carries, on the tag, the name of the particu,ar tartan from which it is made. , / Ask . for your favourite Tartan by name. THESE TIES ARE EXCLUSIVE / ||W TO CORINTHIAN AND ARE W/ ON SALE NOW AT ALL Vy MENSWEAR RETAILERS FOR the tie that, sfaus tied C 4.8 , ‘ - —<* SUTHERLANDS Can supply everything in the Cutlery line, both cased and ‘ loose. CANTEENS OF CUTLERY HAVE RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM ENGLAND. Priced from £22/10/- to £39/10/THESE SETS ARE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUE. Call and see our fine, display. SUTHERLANDS THE JEWELLERY HOUSE OF THE COAST REEFTON GREYMOUTH WESTPORT Phone 182 Phone 586 Phone 238 Good Way to . Avoid Trouble it’ ‘ io have your car tuned Kennedy’s NOW, before the holidays, bring your car along to Kennedy’s Garage, and have your motor tuned to its best performance. It’s surprising what a difference it makes - CAR GREASING A SPECIALTY, -KENNEDY BROS. LTD. PHONE 255 BOX 23 GARAGE, BOUNDARY STREET, GREYMOUTH. —F~S' xt' <r I — PHOTOS OF BABY . NEVER GROW UP HAVE BABY PHOTOGRAPHED NOW ! INKSTER'S STUDIOS ' GREYMOUTH. | •-.' —— • ... A— ™~£- QUICKER TURNROUND IS ESSENTIAL Every Railway Wagon Must Work . So long as a shipper or a receiver keeps a railway wagon idle, so long is it kept from someone else who needs it. The Railways are carrying a greater volume of freight than ever before, but there are enough wagons to go round—provided they DO go round. Do you satisfy yourself, Mr Rail User, that the wagons carrying your goods are not held out of service longer than is absolutely necessary? Will you check up on it and endeavour to speed turnround? Clear Your Wagons Quickly For Someone Else I HOW T 0 SAVE ELECTRICITY I « In hncinpcs • Switch off RADIATORS, motors and lights $ « ' s * immediately the need for them is over. If it » « is possible to use a substitute, use it. w $> At Use the coal range or open fire instead of $ a V* the electric range or RADIATOR. . . g « Switch off the radio when no one is listening ?> a t° « a Use electric water heater as little as possible. ?> a Switch off the lights in unoccupied rooms. $> | Fwrvwlwre- REMEMBER! A RADIATOR CAN- USE g K FROM TEN TO THIRTY TIMES AS MUCH g g ““ ELECTRICTY AS A 100 WATT LAMP. - r GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD I