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Grey River Argus, 15 January 1944, Page 4

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OUR HIGH-CLASS . ’ Quality Service Store Will MEET ALL COMPETITION FOR CASH ■ # Try Us and Be Convinced. ■ m, McDonnell L ; Wholesale & Retail W«e, Spirit . Provision Meffefert. TAtKUI STREET, , B'S •: GREYMOUTH, , . ' W>ne 121 PsO. Bear S 3, ~,,..

CLEAR RAILWAY WAGONS QUICKLY Our War Effort Needs Every One Industrialist, farmer, merchant, retailer—n o matter who you are, you use the Dominion’s transport system—railway wagons are busy bringing goods to you and taking them away. They have a colossal job to do and they are doing that job. They will do it even better if, when they come to you, you see that they are unloaded 01 loaded and sent away again with the least possible delay. Talk it over with your staff—they’ll back YOU if you back them. Plan — Encourage Ideas — Improvise

Heigh Ho’ >/ '?(•? J For Holidays — |!/ ft, i\z and tt tWMI SI!!/ 4 These VrTwo < vIlwF Grand WU ■ wOfiny feSrr Frocks, to W Gx' fl Wear Right Thro’ Them Art Silk as soft as a zephyr, light and thoroughly air-conditioned for frocks like the one on the left. Primrose, Saxe, or Gold, finely checked with two colours. Piping outlines the longish waist and rounded collars. Sizes 30in., 33in., and 36in. 4 Coupons. ’ 24/6. The child will have something to sing about who wears this frock strewn with field flowers all a glowing and a. growing. Dressing is fun when there’s but a few buttons to be fastened. As seen at the right, this frock was simply born and bred for the holidays. Spun .Art Silk in lively colours. Size 30in. ■’ 22/6 C. Smith’s Greymouth