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Grey River Argus, 12 May 1932, Page 8

IF” Wear More Wool It Pays a Handsome t Dividend in Warmth and Appearance WOOL CREPE DE CHINE, suitable for Winter Frocks. In shades of Saxe, Reseda, V. Rose, Brown, Royal, Navy, and Black. 38in wide— D.I.C. PRICE .. C/11 per yard <ZZ * 1 TWEEDS in the latest Fleck effects, in tones of Brown, Saxe, Bottle, Navy, and Black. 36in wide— D.I.C. PRICE .. Q /£• per yard 0/ U CORDED VELVETEEN for smart Frocks, in shades of Reseda, Saxe, Brown, Red, etc. 27in wide— D.I.C. PRICE.. 0/11 per yard A X I / \ NAVY COATING SERGE for /I \ School Frocks, fast dye, a superior \\ \ 1 \ quality hard-wearing Serge. 54in 'V V wide— A D.I.C. PRICE .. .. 7/11 per yard I / 1 1 WORSTED SUITINGS in latest Fawn and Brown shadings. Suitable for Winter Costumes. 54in wide— Q/1 1 D.I.C. PRICEper yard ”/ 11 VELOUR for WINTER COATS, in shades of Brown, Saxe, Wine, Bottle, Black, and Navy. Superior finish. Excellent wear. 54in wide — I Q //? D.I.C. PRICEper yard Butterick’s -Beginners’ Patterns are easy to follow. Send for FREE BOOKLET. Write for D.1.C., , patterns to |&|g gs Box 1013, k The Manager, I| I | Christchurch. I 3 n

The Railways and Self-interest Lines of Least Resistance PEOPLE often hear and see statements about “taking the line of least resistance.” In these difficult days of national readjustment to new economic conditions, the railways are lines of least resistance in the direction of better times. Support of the railways by their owners, the general public, is not a matter of cold, hard duty. It is the easy way, the smooth way, the safe way to reduce cost of living and to trim the load of taxation. AS the railways give the best and cheapest transport, the service commends itself, on its merits, to the general public. The people’s railways can help to solve the people’s problems. Wellington, v) /x o/jL 9th May, 1932. \J.J ' General Manager * N.Z. Railways, — I added uduteness to white Unen_>

Healing vapours protect t a NOSE P > mouth! a THROAT ’S' Never be without Pulmonas! At •he first sign of a cough or cold, kill the germs immcdiatel} b\ sucking *• a Pulmona Pastille. This very act liberates healing, soothing vapours . * that reach wherever the germs can ■' \ lodge. Always keep a tin handy. a Invaluable for coughs, flu’, etc. V • 7/6 and 2/6 at all Chemists Send 3d. in stamps for sample to • MANUFACTURERS : STACEY BROS., KHYBER PASS, AUCKLAND