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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 78, 23 June 1943, Page 4

There are lots of useful household things you can't buy to-day, but— Invest Your Money in the War Loan AND BUY A WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR FROM WILKINS & FIELD AFTER THE WAR RADIO SERVICE ALL MAKES OF RADIO PROMPT—EFFICIENT—CHEAft SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. RADIO CENTRE 155 Trafalgar Street’ I'hone 1140 AWNINGS and BLINDS, SHOPPING BAGS. WRITING CASES, 9 WALLETS, ETC. ROPE. FISHING LINES & NETS, 8 HOOKS, ETC. FRANZEN'S LTD.

WANTED TO BUY Diamonds AND Old Gold TURN TOUR DISUSiD JEWELLERY INTO CASH. T. W. Roberts, TRAFALGAR ST.— PHONE 677.

WANTED TO BUY OLD WRINGERS In Any Condition i* We buy Used Radios for Cash; '! olso Electrical Appliances in good 5 order. KEITH WALKER ■V/.V.V.V.V.V. 1 | LOUISSONS LTD. ! FUR COATS ! In Orev, Black and Brown I Tonings, including the popular swing back style. PRICED FROM 19 Gns. JOGGER STYLE In Greys and Browns. PRICED FROM 13 Gns. I : FUR STOLES In attractive styles. PRICED FROM £5/19/6 to 9 Gns. FUR CAPES In clipped and long Fur. PRICED FROM 7 Gns. to 13 Gns. ! LOUISSONS LIMITED.

' WHICH IS * BEST? A PERSONAL WORD ABOUT THE WAR LOAN Maybe you are wondering how you can best assist in the War Loan. Without posing as a financier, I personally favour an investment in the National War Savings Accounts. If you open your account this month, your money will be repaid with 3% interest in July, 1945. This surely is o first-class short term investment. If you already have a Post Office Savings Account, transfer part of it to a War Savings Account. Help the Loan National War Savings. Vr