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Grey River Argus, 27 September 1944, Page 3

I ! ’ 'life? i ‘ >My ■ ■ ; filBW ft: ’ ■ . > - H ' | Expertly tailored ... Designed for Elegance... W e '7af/io/i)alc/i CREYMOMtH Our bicycles are dependable and require i | very little effort to send them racing | along the road. ’ p W e have a large selection of a RELIABLE BICYCLES from which to choose, and their prices are very reasonable. t You will not be troubled by continual repairs with any bicycle purchased from us. We guarantee that they are I | solidly constructed and capable of giving long and good service. II Secure the best value by coming here. . ISHELDON’S CYCLE DEPOT, ’Phone 984, Guinness St RAILAGE OF LIME Farmers, Forward Your Orders NOW. Peak period loading of railway trucks for lime traffic coincides with the railways’ busiest period in the Dominion's war production effort. Farmers therefore are requested to “spread" their dime fi deliveries and fully use farm storage space rp that wagon turnround | is not unduly retarded by heavy demands during the peak period. | Farmers’ co-operation in this respect will be appreciated. Remember | also that lime bags are valuable and in short supply; r,eturn them | promptly—properly addressed and bundled. n Early Ordering Regulates Wagon Supply. I PRICES ARE JUMPING ! 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 I Cleaned and Pressed by Taylor’s of I Christchurch. | TRUMAN’S LIMITED, ■ the Greymouth Agents for TaylorS Expert Dry Cleaning, Pressing & Dyeing Service. CHRISTCHURCH.

DUSY WOMEN! Halve labour spent scrubbing floors. Try Queen Bee Wax—cleans as it shines.