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Grey River Argus, 20 June 1947, Page 2

A MODEL HAT FREE! Trumans Special Fur Week Offer With Every Fur Coat Sold This Week a Smart Fashionable Model Hat is Given Free Yow Choice We have a wonderful selection of Fur Coats, including Beaver, Coney and SI Musquash. Featuring new shoulders, collars and the full back. ... S— — LEADING LINES IN I SPECIAL VALUE IN I LADIES’ WINTER know ar UNDERWEAR. Iknli VsE/11l MAY BELLE INTERLOCK BLOOMERS. .0 Excellent quality and cut. Assorted | shades. Elastic waist and knee. Sizes | S.W., W., O.S. & X.O.S. • B LADIES’ WOOL TWIN SETS PRICES 5/-, 5/2, 5/7 & 6/6. I SILK & WOOL VESTS. Soft and finely i Special Value. Long sleeve Jumper knitted, but very-durable in Canterand Cardigan, in Teal and Fawn only. bury wool. Popular semi-opera top. • Creme onlv. Sizes S.W. & W. Priced 49/6. price 7/4. CANTERBURY INTERLOCK VESTS. Renowned for quality, cut and finish. Short sleeve and no sleeve styles. Sizes TEKAU TWIN SETS s.w., w. o.s , x.o.s. PRICES FROM 5/11 TO 8/10. In a fancy knit. Long sleeves in I NEAT FITTING PANTIES IN CANTERboth Jumper and Cardigan. Shades 1 BURY INTERLOCK. Elastic waist Scarlet, Lemon and Mauve. I and band legs. Showing in Nile, Peach and Sky. Sizes S.W., W. & O.S. Priced 66/-. » ' prices 5/7 & 6/2. PURE WOOL VESTS are unsurpassed for | cosy warmth. Our range includes all I reliable makes in short and sleeveless | 99/£? LADIES’ FLANNELL i st P les - Also long sleeves Sizes S.W., I O cjt A PTY Ci I W-> O-S. & X.O.S. I bLAUikb 0 PRICES FROM 8/11 TO 16/-. I T t - . . r. n | STOCKS ARE NOW TO HAND OF IN- I 1 f f L g Q. G Q Q y \r T d p a TERLOCK AND WOOL SPENCERS, | feet. Size S.S.W., W. and O.S. | | whjch are designed t 0 give added ? •p •_ j nn /n | | warmth without bulk. Short sleeve ® rncea zZ/t). | | and i on g sleeve styles. Sizes S.W., W., 4 s 0.5., X.O S. Creme and Flesh. I | | PRICES FROM 5/11. I- ~3 TRUMANS Ltd. The House off ‘TRU’ VALUE

NATIO N A L SAVINGS / The third repayment of National Savings # falls due on 30th June, 1947 and the jF following is published for the guidance of investors. 1 WHAT MONEY FALLS DUE FOR REPAYMENT ON 30th JUNE, 1947 AND three Months? DRAWN WITHIN 4 what procedure is necessary? All sums Invested in National Savings Accounts For transfer or reinvestment for up to 30th June, 1945, with interest to 30th “° 'TF take X° ur P assboo c k t 0 X ou . r "t ares * June 1947 Post or y our Trustee Savings Bank and ’ ‘ complete the special form available at those 2 WHAT ARE THE REPAYMENT . ° ffices ' OPTIONS ? (a) Money (the whole or any portion) may be 5 WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU TAKE NO withdrawn. ACTION ? (b) t^: 0k P e° r S; a B Z | remain invested in N«io„al Account or to a Trustee Savin/s Bank (c) Money (the whole or any portion) may be reinvested at 3 per cent, in National I'- . . . " . - 3 Savings for a further term of two years from 30th June, 1947. NOTE . , The foregoing does nat retote to (d) Money (the whole or any portion) may be National Savings Bonds. These mature 5 years left where it is and it will remain invested , , at 3 per cent, and will again become due from date °f ,ssue ° nd ma V be rerfeemed - when for repayment on 30th June/1948. due > an Y Post Office. (e) Investors may exercise any combination of 2 . All National Savings Accounts with the Post tea ove options. , Office are centralised in Wellington, and allowI WHAT PERIOD IS ALLOWED FOR <«>« should be made far this foct when/edging ? applications for withdrawal with your local UtXDIIUN . p QSt o^;ce> The repayment options may be exercised at any time from 30th June to 30th September, 1947. l . "hl "1 NS. 104.24 I