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Grey River Argus, 14 May 1945, Page 6

SHOP IN COMFORT by using OUR MAIL DEPT Traced Needlework: A large variety of designs on good material. T'ray Cloths, 14 x 20, 16 x 24 1/9, 2/4. Duchess Sets, 3 piece - - - - 2/4. Supper Cloths, 36 x 36 - - - </3. Painted Canvas for tapestry stools & screens - - - 7/11, H/6 to 19/6. Hand Knitting Wools. N.Z. & English in all shades as available. Knitting Books. A large Academy Dress Patterns 1/7, 2/1 posted. Baby Requirements: Winceyette Gowns 7/9, 12/3, 13/11. Winceyette Petticoats - - 4/9, 5/8. Nursery Squares 24/6, 30/3, 36/6 doz. Waterproof Sheets - - - - 5/6. Baby Pillow Cases (traced) 2/8, 2/10, 3/2. Also a Lovely Selection of Knitted "Goods. -All Orders Receive Our Immediate Attention. MRS. POPE, LTD., 107 Cashel Street, Christchurch. P.O, Box 750. mil I II -|f]- T -Tnn iibih mill in | HORSE Jg HAIR Higher bunting bca I | BRUSH MANUFACTURERS, | Ffye St. Christchurch. Phone 31-297.

tficyde# are dependable and require b vcr 7 Uttlc cffort to send them racing | along the road. | W e h ave a large selection of j RELIABLE BICYCLES W rom t 0 e^ ooB6 ’ P r ‘ ces I are very reasonable. I / You will not be troubled by continual repairs ||!|B with any bicj’cle purchased from us. We guarantee that they are pl solidly constructed and capable of giving long and good service, ill'l Secure the best value by coming here. I ' SHELDON'S |ym r YCLE DEPOT, ’Phone 984, Guinness St g|||| || I LET SELF HELP ASSIST TO STAVE .OFF WINTER’S ILLS. BUY THESE TWO SPECIALS. 1 lb. jar Malt & Cod Liver Oil 2/-. Saves 3d. 1 jar Horlick’s Malted Milk 1/7J. Saves IJd. Plain Malt 1/10 jar Navol l/7j Malt & Halibut Oil & Vicks Vapo Rub 2/9 i Orange Juice 2/7 Sanders Eucalyptus 1/4 1 Irish Moss 2/9 bot. Clements Tonic 3/5 Miners’ Cough Cure 2/9 Bidomak 3/10 Lanes Emulsion 3/- & 5/4j S.H. Super Aspirins Scotts Emulsion 3/- & 5/4 j I°° s Angiers Emulsion j Milo 2/1, 4/-, 13/ 9/9 & 4/6 Bourn Vita 2/1, 4/-, 6/6 I Jonathan Apples 7/9 Case. I Wheat 26/6 ! Delicious Apples 7/9 Case. Lard 1 ■ ..... .11. Sound Sutton’s Supreme Potatoes. Buy them by the sack . j tj wut" 'V MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. R. CCOK, MGR.

DOING A GREAT JOB NEW ZEALAND’S NATIONAL TRANSPORT SERVICE -. Despite the shortage of man-power and materials besetting all to-day, the railways continue smoothly and without fuss, to fulfil every transportation responsibility that successive phases of the ' war offices upon them. Their achievements throughout the war years demonstrated the remarkable resiliency of railway organisation and re-awakened New Zealand to the important part played at all •times by its national transport service in the life of this country . . . ‘ VV f hen . peace is won, the proved efficiency of the railways will continue L the:front rank of progress, contributing a full share to New Zealand’s future development. The Railways See Things Through.