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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 51, Issue 3154, 7 August 1942, Page 2

•few ADVANCED SPRING Hl STYLES HM| JUST OPENED , Mi Look Your Best on the “Lawn” this year. ' Dress in clothes that are both becoming and inexpensive — Percy Williams have the largest range of Pace Wear that you could wish for. A varied range of delightful Costumes, Frocks, Coats, Hats, Bags and Accessories has just been opened. Make a point of seeing our window displays early while our stocks are still full. t : 'Jr / W / I IMi/Jlax Call in and Inspect Our Showing f / M ■7 Percy Williams Limited Drapers and Importers - - z “Where Selection Is Best P.O. Box 1. ’Phone -58 Ilfc " “ PAEROA. —— . .

QUALITY GOODS ■ DON’T WASTE YOUR COUPONS ON INFERIOR QUALITY CLOTHING! Quality Goods, assuring lasting value, will not only save you money but will enable you and every member of your family to SAVE COUPONS. SPECIALMEN’S WORKING SHIRTS have been very scarce. We have just opened a new shipment and now have complete stocks. All sizes. McWATTERS Sole Agent: Lynx and Sincerity Saits.

IN IT IN 1914—BACK AGAIN AS KEEN AS EVER TO SERVE

CANTERBURY MAN FIGHTS OFF ill-health TO SERVE HIS COUNTRY A SECOND TIME J The desperate living* in the fighting forces of 1914-1918 left Mr Arnold Jones (.whose residence is at 16 Bedford Street, , 4 < , *. * SwW ;J4AI z ,y- x '.'. Belfast) a chronic suffered 9 from painful and tormenting neuritis, which he first contracted in Egypt. Here are his own words, written on May 26th, 1942: “ onwards I had pains in my shoulders, the like of which I never wish aiiyone else to have. Week tn and week out the burning and ‘ boring ’