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Grey River Argus, 16 July 1943, Page 2

£40,000,000 ÜBERTV LOAN llu »—■■■■-mm smn—M Now You are Free to invest in ik \ ' LADIES’ AFTERNOON FROCKS in heavy weight silks, beau- WW * tifully cut and styled, with long or short sleeves. These * F, I modelled frocks are all unusually self-trimmed and beaded || ’ etc. Lovely shades of mulberry, maroon, midnight blue, '■ I Y Js, black and navy. XSSW. to XOS. Usually £4/19/6 to .--X./ T ■HMM ■ £B/19/6. NOW PRICED FROM 39/6 TO 95/-. . What values t pir1 ONLY W’s SIZE TEAL BLUE FROCK. Beautifully cut anc l trimmed with silver studding. Long sleeves. Usually £5/10/6. now 49/6 ’ * -T* SraMET * 1 ON LY NAVY SILK FROCK. Classic cut in good heavy silk. ; Unusually trimmed with white, both on bodice and' sleeves. SaSaaH'' 11J Size WX. Usually £4/19/6. NOW 39/6 J 1 ONLY OS. MODEL SILK FROCK in a pretty shade of mul- T ®| berry. Unusual V-neckline. Prettily rucked on shoulders :? «K ! Few only check and striped TRESCA FROCKS. AH smartly and se |f_trimmed. Usually £5/19/6. NOW 59/6 ; "< tailored, with revers or high neckline. Sizes SSW. to OS. ,; All attractive shades. Usually 65/- to 99/6. -j ONLY SW. NAVY SILK FROCK. New long waistline, i; NOW PRICED 39/6 TO 49/6 smartly trimmed navy braiding. Size S.W. Usually £4/4/-. : Ll II NOW 49/6 llillll One s maH lack of LADIE s ’ i Jvyi j NJER TW_EED T RESCA WINTER WEIGHT FROCK in pretty shade S>'' ! W °° M ng t'weeds that’ are bright attractwe. Sizes green, trimmed grey. Smartly tailored and buttoned down viceable tweeds that are bug_t « FjttjngSWX _ Usually £4/19/6. NOW 49/6. Th.s I I . SSW. to O . SUa N O W priced FROM 59/6 TO 95/- is only one example of our stunning range of Ladies’ Winter Frocks, all heavily reduced now. Wgfg factum QAtiL

Fashions at White’s Tweed Suits are a in the wardrobe of every woman to-day. Smart, practical, serviceable, and it cannot be emphasised too much. Buy your fashions from a shop that is renowned for style, value, quality and good taste. wBW* W ■ --v i t ' -'' - ; I j. jiigiM IBiffe LiW

Why do people smoke? An English social welfare organisation has been looking into this. Three hundred people were questioned, and it came out that many thought “handing round cigarettes helps to break the social ice and hide any inferiority complex.” One youth in every three said: "Smoking made you feel grownup,” but very few girls said that. One in every eight non-smokers admitted that he envied smokers, and one smoker in every five said that he envied those free from the habit. So there you are! Taking one consideration with another those who smoke are happier and more contented than those who don’t. And if an enquiry could be instituted into the tastes of smokers it would almost certainly be found that the most popular brands going are the toasted ones, Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Cavendish, Navy Cut No.' 3 (Bulldog), Riverhead" Gold, Desert Gold and Pocket Edition. These famous blends, so fragrant and comforting, are also the purest, for most of their nicotine is toasted out of them. Thus even the heavy smoker is safeguarded.—Advt.

I Restrictions - 3 WAR TIME RESTRICTIONS ARE VERY MUCH IN 5 “ EVIDENCE TO-DAY, BUT IN SPITE OF THESE S “ DIFFICULTIES WE HAVE STOCKS OF— g § Toasters, Irons and Rangettes | J GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD |

FORTY-FIVE YEARS’ SERVICE. that has Earned an envied reputation —For— Real Quality —and— Real Values The Buying Public of the West Coast —in— WATCHES, CLOCKS AND ALL KINDS OF JEWELLERY WE WELCOME INSPECTION. —You Will Not be Pressed to Buy— A. H. MILNER jeweller and watchmaker.) UPPER QUAY.