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Grey River Argus, 13 May 1944, Page 2

NOW’S THE TIME TO CHOOSE A COSY WOOLLEN FROCK WHITE’S CAN SHOW YOU A DELIGHTFUL RANGE OF BRAND NEW STYLES IN SOFT WARM WOOLLENS. MAKE AN EARLY CHOICE WHILE OUR SELECTION IS AT ITS BEST. ’ ir < vi ’T mNSL Jgj-niiiiHinii v .'.'vHj'• I•' I A. ■ - i . ■ Wi ? i 1 Ww ,w r :*lr ▼ * Jr**' hi'i 1 - ’OF -I- 3 ■ t 1 ' b :<: ■ ■ r* ; -1 t * S'M ' "Js r 'l'i I 1 i .- | ' J 1 J ©. ! . ■ si ft' ■ ■' f f 1 ' • ra ft * LAY BY NOW Hbtek L orner IJouk ... ifcNz V :W. Vs eO <'( V ~ / . • • • . . • ( The neig hbours soy we ’re very A®d if s quite ploiniy to be seen Our clothes are always fresh and ~ brigßt Ifs BWE that makes them snowy white Use a svrfSh of Blue in the lost rinse for snowy white dothes. Cost—a resells—cmozing! jjggg **•»

RAILWAY TRAVEL RESERVATION OF SEATS . Intending train travellers are advised that advance reservations are now limited to not longer than 14 days ahead of travel date and seats may be reserved only by passengers in possession of the appropriate train tickets. I In the event of circumstances preventing the holder of a reservation from travelling, the Railway Booking Office should be notified that the seat will not be required. If such notice is not given at least 24 hours before the train is due to leave its starting, station, a surcharge of 3/- or 5/- (according to distance) will be made for each unclaimed reserved seat.

I Miners & Bushmen |WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF BLACK INTERLOCK AND j HEAVY COTTON UNDERWEAR. Black Interlock Athletic Singlets. Men’s 6/6; O.S. 7/-, Akl Black Interlock Shorty Sleeve lets, Men’s 8/9; O.S. 9/6. a Black, long Underpants, heavy cot- G 1 ton, Men’s 8/9; O.S. 9/6. Black Bush Singlets in all wool & cotI ton & Wool. Men’s & O.S. 8/9 to 12/6. Order by Return Mail and Avoid Disappointment. TERMS CASH. POSTAGE EXTRA. W. H. STOPFORTH LTD. I REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. 7 | “The House of Quality.” AN & I |