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Northern Advocate, 11 February 1943, Page 4

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All over the world . From Bombay to Birmingham ami round again by Baltimore men are counselled to save, economise, forego the good things of life, that they may be ultimately preserved. Then they arc fortunate who shave with Gillette; a good way of life indeed, yet one of the truest economies by reason of the mamshaves each sturdy blade will give. Gillette SAVES STEEL G 17-2 IN URGENT DEMAND Railway Waggons And Tarpaulins To fulfil without interruption the transportation requirements of the military authorities and to cope with the season’s wool and grain traffic, every railway waggon and every tarpaulin must work non-stop. If, over the whole Dominion, merely ten minutes in every hour were saved in loading and unloading, the equivalent of. hundreds of extra waggons and tarpaulins would come into existence immediately. Are You Doing Your Share?

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