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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 April 1949, Page 4

Frock ■ yf of the week . . . ' CHENILLE W ’ iBB' ' X ' FROCK '■-• Striking value this week is '• offered in this smart, fineWKRW'h • quality CHENILLE FROCK. h- ? 1 A soft draping jersey effect If ’ — ]n w0 delightful shades — ' dusky pink and sky blue. <s|||||||B WHIP I Unpressed pleats hang from 11111111 l Wl||rfJ inset band. Smart three.WWfi ' 1 quarter sleeve gathered at ’ cuff. Buttons down back. Sizes S.|W. to W.X. Iglllll?- : : gl • AT HAY’S. ’ 1111Bl* I Iters _ FASHION , CENTRES - - of Greymonth. and Christchurch ■ . SUTHERLANDS Can supply everything in the ■ Cutlery line, both cased and I° OSG * “ • 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 A Cood Way to Avoid Trouble W Is to have your car tuned • . up <d Kennedy 9 s NOW. before the holidays, bring your car along to Kennedy’s Garage, and have your motor tuned to Ito 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.

All makes and IWlltfMl sizes of film in stoc k at c *ty ||||||l ’• • • prices No. 0 Beginners’ Printing Out- No. 1 Printing Outfit for the fit. All materials and a book more advanced worker. of instructions to print your own negatives. 31/2 18/INKSTERS LTD. PHOTOGRAPHERS EVERY WAGON WANTED For Railways Constant Service Goods traffic at this time of the year makes exceptionally heavy demands upon railway rolling stock, and the Department would appreciate the co-operation of railway transport users in seeing that the wagons carrying their goods are worked to full capacity and that consignments are promptly collected from goods sheds. Less Standstill Means More Tons Carried ' HOW TO SAVE ELECTRICITY fn kncinMa • Switch off RADIATORS, motors and lights ■ xii UUBHICB3. immediately the need for them is over. If it ; is possible to use a substitute, use it. At U se the coal range or open fire instead of ' uvme t the electric range or RADIATOR. . Switch off the radio when no one is listening ;! to it. > Use electric water heater as little as possible. Switch off the lights in unoccupied ropms. ;> REMEMBER! A RADIATOR CAN USE •Lverywnere. FROM TEN T 0 thirty times as much ELECTRICTY AS A 100 WATT LAMP. ]; GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD