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Grey River Argus, 23 September 1944, Page 3

Essentially yours . * these ''' ' COOL-AS-A- J SUMMER- jw : L 1 N EN S. i fei-O' Trim tailored styles with pleat- ). ed and shirred skirts . . . anti - * | finished with novelty- buif-ons > and tie belt. S.S.W. to W. 70/6 Just opened. Linen Frocks in plain shades. Delightful range with tailored revers, box-pleated skirts and short sleeves. S.W. & W. W.X. O.S. . x.o.s. 72/6 7S/- 79/3 S 6HAYS LTD. MACKAY STREET, : : : : : : GREYMQUTH. fl* i I /OF \\\ ■// //// xv XIX nW ** 7 ///a- / \\\ v/V A /z 'MI AND 1 I — • RAILWAY SEAT RESERVATIONS Cancel Early When Not Required. Intending train travellers are urged to use secondary services wherever possible, thus leaving main expresses for urgent and longdistance journeys. Should circumstances prevent the use on due " date of seats reserved in advance, cancellation should be arranged without delay so that the seats may be re-allocated. Such co-opera-tion will be appreciated; also it will save you the additional charge I payable for non-use of reservations without requisite notice. E EVERY SEAT IS NEEDED. | PRICES ARE ’ I JUMPING ! Notwithstanding every effort of the Government, clothing prices are on the “up.and up” . . . and who shall say the quality of materials are as good as before the War. It pays to have your present garments expertly Cleaned and Pressed by Taylor’s of Christchurch. TRUMAN’S LIMITED, TMlorS Expert Dry Cleaning, Pressing & Dyeing Service. CHRISTCHURCH. delicious Holly A. Brand Oatmeal or Rolled -A?**/// Oats for breakfast. It — I ♦ k gTOTT cooks while you set the table. Better than real old fash- ' ioned porridge yet full of vitamins an d nutrition. EUCHAN AN’S 2 SECS.TO PRIMRS 2MINS.TO COOK 0 1/ A Yj Si All S W SBH n ii imi ■■■■, in ,ni ■ 1 ■■ “*■ BAILLIE, NEVILLE AND CO., AGENTS, GREYMOUTH.