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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 51, Issue 3110, 24 April 1942, Page 2

Will you Purrr... or will you B-r-r-r smSEM' this winter ? KSH ifSBISSr CHOOSE A WARM WINTER COAT FROM BaiSOfty PERCY WILLIAMS! EBuBMMI Now is the time to choose that new coat. We’ve already had a sample of the cold days that are coming, so get your winter coat early and enjoy its warmth from the start of winter. We have a very extensive range in the very latest styles in a good selection of various coating materials. \ SS:g‘\ 4 \3- \ / IN CHECKS, STRIPES, etc., ] J ! AS WELL AS ' PLAIN TONINGS • • • • 10 f CALL AND SEE THEM! . .. DIRECT IMPORTERS I a Make an OF HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY I * ■. & FASHIONABLE APPAREL I EARLY INSPECTION PHONE 58 BOX 1

SLEEP WARM ON COLD NIGHTS In a Pair of S PYJAMAS Seven Qualities to Choose from, each being a Distinctive Material or Design. Sheepskin .. .. 18/6 pair Super Suede 21/- pair Rydal .. - * 12/3 pair Specials 21/- pair Pyjama Cloth 15/6 pair Summit Two-tone Collar and Cuffs .. 19/11 pair Boys’ Pyjamas 7/11 pair Save Money Buy Quality. McWATTERS “ The Man’s Shop ” PAEROA Sole Agent: Lynx and Sincerity Suits. I RAILWAY WAGGONS & TARPAULINS HELP THEM DO FULL DUTY Faster production means faster transport. In the Country’s all-out war effort the strain upon our national transport system becomes greater and greater. Every loaded waggon standing idle —— every consignment lying unclaimed in goods sheds —means inconvenience or delay, somewhere. The Railways are life lines between farms, factories and our fighting forces. There must be no delay. Quick release of waggons and careful handling of tarpaulins are ways of showing that you’re not indifferent to your responsibilities. QUICK TRANSPORT FOR ALL-OUT PRODUCTION. n.' 111 l,| || Nowadays, nothing is Bought, it’s SOLD . . - Goods or Services must be SOLD . . . TELL the Public what you offer for sale. TELL the public why it should buy YOUR goods and services . . . Advertise in the “GAZETTE”

“Tried other remedies in vain. Bonkora reduced waist 12 inches.” From P. H. Leigh, Chemist, Paeroa.