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Grey River Argus, 22 October 1943, Page 4

WITH THE SHORTAGE OF BLANKETS AN Eiderdown is the thing; Buy essentials — defeat BKffirajßrejßJEreraJßrai the “Squander Bug” We have a beautiful range in all colours and prices 1 to suit. Call in 1 and inspect. ~ " Invest regularly in National War Savings. HARLEY’S

9 OUR HIGH-CLASS Quality Service Store WILL MEET ALL COMPETITION FOR CASH • y Try Us and Be Convinced. m. McDonnell Wholesale & Retail Wine, Spirit & Provision Merchant TAIN.UI STREET, S: S: GREYMOUTH, ’Phone 121 —-P.O. Box 8&

FIRST THINGS FIRST War Priorities Regulate Train Travel In peace-time the Railways welcome holiday crowds. But to-day, rolling stock is required to cope with a tremendous volume of essential war traffic and should not be burdened with P assen f® r ® on pleasure bent. Travel only if you MUST, and if_ you HAVE to go, do so during mid-week and not at week-ends the Y time when many troops on furlough are able to travel. Unnecessary Train Journeys Hinder Transportation.

A Tip - Top Value for an AU-Occasion Coat W Here’s the kind of COAT from • which you can get your fullest \ share of comfort, suitable good I looks and a plentiful helping of .. economy, ' /g Constructed from smooth, tight- - woven woollens along classic casual II llllt j / lines. Note the vent back and J accommodating collar that is worn » ffiSl two ways. Lacking not one iota ™ the finish and cut belonging to <| II I much more expensive coats. Silk IS lined throughout. Pine Green. Size * igg ••’"•••'h W.X. £7-14-0 ® | If you’ve a sneaking regard for |g|l|. '#* <ijjh 1 the qualities of the MALE OVER- |||jg - Hr il COAT then here is your choice. ? ’ 8 The same raglan sleeves, tie at ' • wa ( ist, and same all over studied l,| \ casualness. Grey. Size S.W. 1 A | • £7-6-0 \ M e. SMITH LTD MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH.