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Grey River Argus, 5 July 1944, Page 6

. - w MEN’S ALL PURE WOOL MEN'S ALL HEAVY PURE WOOL fOT YOUT ’ TWEED TROUSERS SUI 1 Of OA JL Guaranteed to give you absolute |||| ' satisfaction. MILL r one 9re a( N.z.-? l" a lu «. r ° w " Read over these items carefully and save yourself money on ■ at 22/6 pair every purchase. ■ — l — — Men’s Oily CANVAS COATS Men’s all pure wool heavy DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS • Made ,„ uine Japara clo;h with Men S all pure W 01 In superfine all pure wool English worsteds navys, fancy stripes pin strip extra large cape, saddle straps double weight English -ssnr rm nirJCqTnr £. £O/0/ sleeve cuffs, and double protection over mauv wDfi? TPmrem • MADE TO MEASURE for £B/8/NAVI MinWi InuUoEnD DON'T FORGET 22" trouser bottoms allowed II . 1 00/ - . — —— Q ur p nce 72/6 Special Offer 28/6 pair OVERCOATS * Men’s all cure wool tweed overcoats in herringbones, fancy weave, overcheck etc. men. all puhe wool Priced from 79/6 to £5/15/- BOY’S SHOES WHIPCORD SADDLETWEED „ „ nTS ’ _ quality . Ba , M — TROUSERS MEN’S SUITS MEN S SUIIS | at the l° west Price in New Zealand. I||| Well-known for its hard wearing qualit- Heavy Whipcord SADDLE TWEED, suitable for general wear at £5/5/-. fes in BROWN, FAWN & BLUE colours, heavy Grey aN woo) grey tweed £4/7/6. bIZGS 10 tO 13, 13/11 10 10/0 I easily worth 37/6, wnn i ENGLISH WORSTEDS in fancy stripes etc., at the lowest price for this Our Price 29/6 pair - New leaJd . price £6/19/6 Sizes l’s to 7’s, 15/11 to 25/-. ~ > Made to measue suits in English worsteds f MEN’S HEAVY ALL WOOL „ o /iq SIWIFK A UNDERPANTS Priced from £6/19/6 to £B/12/6 BOY’S KHAKI DRILL SHIRTS I .In hard wearing English Drill. Sizes 3's S o':„ZtoT ml "- Garme "‘ MEN’S ALL PURE WOOL SPORTS COATS SEE BEFORE YOU BUYI |n tawnt greys> b|UK> checks . do negals, and herring. _. , _ 8/fi . Or Prins 39/6, 42/6, F,wl 5,11 11 W | Miller’s on the Quay - Phone 611 I - r — ■ " - " tm ,-r- ■■ ■ i i ■ r ■«— 1 .. —— // I—."—/.'..//./. k

IT WON’T BE LONG NOW I No longer do we indulge in hazardous speculation about the success |j of our arms . . . victory is assured. Already we read statements g from top Generals in this country that demobilisation of our home B force is under way . . . and men and women are being released K for essential industries and to ease the burden on taxpayers. Cer- g Itainly much has yet to be done, but “it won’t be long now” before || our fighting lads are marching home, rightly and proudly conscious g of the honour and glory they have won in the fight for freedom. || The next step will be the return to “civies” . . . and then the rub will come. Clothing prices will remain high . . suits and similar H things will be hard to buy . . of course everything will be “jacka- | Ico" with .those who have had their Suits and Overcoats Cleanea M j and Pressed before being put away for the “duration" . and pi i where this has not been done, Taylor’s of Christchurch with t eir g Super Dry Cleaning and Pressing will bring back to useful wear M I the most neglected of clothing ... and this goes for the girls too. g Leave your clothing with . . TRUMAN'S LIMITED who .re h I Greymouth Agents lor TAYLOR'S expert Dry Cleaning, Blessing g and Dyeing Service, Christchurch. g x X-s Serve delicious Holly X 4? Brand Oatmeal or Rolled f » /1\ ** Oats for breakfast. It a cooks while you set the H iWX-W table. Better than real old fashI ioned porridge yet full of vitamins an cl nutrition. BUCHANAN’S is 4CM TO PRIPARE jMINS.TO COOK BAILLIE, NEVILLE AND CO., AGENTS,' GREYMOUTH. I y° u ave one f W pair °f e y es ““ I Look After Them ! I At the first signs of strain, headaches or fatigue—have your | eves examined by Tennent’s —your local opticians, who aie fully | qualified to give you a careful and thorough exanvnation. w Remember —Tennent’s are your own local Opticians always B I on the spot to give you service. | J. Tennent 3 GREYMOUTH and HOKITIKA. | ! w - 1 11 WWW -W HmrrwffiPWß wmmwwwwii MMUMifiaMJirnM’WWwmwm , - r CHALLENGE TO TRANSPORT USERS Hundreds of Extra Railway Wagons Wanted Everv day the need for' increased transport facilities becomes more urgent. Speedier production means speedier delivery of goods,, hundred*-- more railway wagons are wanted. They cannot be built, because of shortage of labour, ci materials, of time. Transport users, it’s up to YOU. Cut down standstill time by just 10 per cent, and the equivalent of hundreds of extra wagpns will come into operation practically overnight. We MUST have quicker turnroun-d. Not To-morrow—Not Next Week —NOW.

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