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Grey River Argus, 24 May 1947, Page 6

KIBS IN HIS RIBS. Thov were jammed in a crowd and couldn’t move. “My tin of KIBS,” said one of them ,“is jammed in my ribs.” They’re great for clearing away huskiness,” said his friend. Speakers and singers should always keep KIBS handy. 9d. a tin. Manufactured by Mayceys & Co., 385 Khyber Pass Road, Auckland. —6

WEAR IT WHERE AND WHEN YOU PLEASE ...A Woo! Frock chosen ?• ■ from our delightful new collection. '• ; 8! V i ! j V - < | FROCKS :|f ! W with fluid lines of soft drapery ||| for important occasions and frocks that are created solely for warmth 4- -1 IB and casual smartness. There are 'j* styles designed for a complete .oL ' • t| round of the clock, there are oth- cl Si 1 ers with young flared peplums, | • S-'’-" 1 and for business you’ll love the ? w wE • ■ correct tailored line. 1 .. M. Skirts are trimmly pleated for afternoons, with soft fullness. Sizes S.S.W. to O.S. Priced from 63/3 to £6/11/9. HAY’S Ltd. 66-68 Mackay Street, G-reymouth.

GOODS AND PARCELS BY RAIL Pack Carefully — Address Correctly » * Faulty packing and incorrect addressing of goods and parcels hinder handling and tend to cause unnecessary delay? Safe transit BEGINS with careful packing and correct addressing. Pack goods as they SHOULD be packed and address them fully, showing destination station, also street and number. Remove all old labels and brands. Each article of passengers’ luggage should be clearly addressed and properly labelled. Put your name and address INSIDE your luggage as well—and don’t forget to clean off old labels. Helis Safe Transit — Avoid Delay

fill! SUGGESTIONS j FOHMB I j j sA You may think that it is hard to choose a gift for a man but you will change your mind when you have seen our many I I) suggestions. Included are Travelling Sets, Shaving Outfits, ( Brush Sets, Wallets, Pouches, Fountain Pens, Pencils, etc. I ! GILBERT 5 S JEWELLERS ( M Tainui Street, GREYMOUTH (