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Southland Times, Issue 24547, 23 September 1941, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES APPEAL FOR CALVES. IN conjunction with the N.Z.R.S.A. the Edendale R.S.A. are appealing to Farmers in the Edendale, Brydone, Seaward Downs, Menzies Ferry and Morton Mains Districts to rear one or more calves of good origin as a free gift for stocking soldiers’ farms when they return from the present war. Any farmer willing to assist is asked to get in touch with any of the following persons: E. McCall, Seaward Downs; J. Halliday, Kamahi; G. H. Smith, Edendale, or ‘ T. Hickey, Sec. Edendale R.S.A. 1450 Battalion band carnival. COMPETITION WINNERS. 8 Prize Art Union —Roll Bacon, ticket No. 3379, Teddy Bear, No. 3199. Dinner, No. 3526. Dressing Jacket, No, 4942. Canary. No. 4426. Cushion, No. 2328. i Ton Coal, No. 4129. Pair Budgerigars, No. 4942. Friday—Chocolates, Mrs Flynn. Cake, N. Heyrick. Supper Cloth, Mrs J. : McClure. Sunday Dinner, A. Swan- ■ son. Cushion, B. Bradley. : Saturday—Lavender Water, Peter Jackson. Baby’s Outfit (Pink), Mrs D. Sellars. Nut Bowl, M. C. Wilson. Wallpaper, M. C. Wilson. Dinner, Mrs Scott. Pyjamas, Mrs A. L. Fox. Baby’s Outfit (White), J. Crosbie. 1473 WOMEN’S EMERGENCY HERD TESTERS’ RESERVE. MORE RECRUITS WANTED., A3-Weeks’ Course of Instruction for a limited number of selected applicants will be held at Massey College, Palmerston North, and/or Canterbury Agricultural College, Lincoln, from about 11th November, 1941. Travelling Expenses and Tuition Fees i paid by N.Z. Dairy Board. Students pay approximately 30/- week College accommodation. ( Mr C. M. Hume, Herd Recording Supervisor, will be in Invercargill Monday, 29th September, 1941, and can be interviewed at Featherston Adamson & Francis board room from 1.30 p.m. to 3 p.m. that day. . ONLY GIRLS FARM EXPERIENCE NEED APPLY. Age limit 20-35 years. Educational qualification: Proficiency Standard. Applicants must be prepared to accept positions North Island if necessary. Preliminary inquiries if necessary A. M. WEIR, 255 Herbert St, Invercargill. 1454 LADIES’ HAIRDRESSING MISS VAL TURNER, MARGUERITE SALON, KELVIN STREET. ’PHONE 2440. STOCKING REPAIRS. 24 hour service. HERBERT, HAYNES & CO., LTD. 1423 LEWIS, TOILET SALON WHY BE WORRIED OVER YOUR HAIR. HAVE YOUR HAIR RECONDITIONED AT OUR SALON YOU WILL BE AMAZED AT THE IMPROVEMENT. PHONE 268, CAMBRIDGE PLACE, For your Appointment. Inecto in all shades stocked. BUTTERFIELDS, LTD. The Friendly Firm. 31 KELVIN STREET, Opp. Gas Office. MEN ! BUY YOUR CLOTHING ON THESE UNBEATABLE TERMS Amount Deposit Weekly £2 8/- 2/_ £4 16/- 4/£6 24/- 6/£8 32/- 8/_ £lO 40/- 10/_ MEN’S TWEED OVERCOATS In the well-known “Roslyn” and “Invincible” makes available in the belted, stitched edge style, with non-curl lapels or in the shaped Chester style, with vent back. All have silk linings, and fleece pocketing. In smart Blues, Greys and Browns. From £5/10/- to £9/7/6. NO EXTRA FOR TERMS. MEN’S SUITS Made of English and Colonial Worsteds in the latest patterns and shades. These Suits are silk lined and cut to modern styles; D.B. and S.B. lapels with 2 or 3 button fronts. Only the best quality hessian and laptair is used, ensuring that the fronts retain their shape. From £5/5/- to £B/17/6. NO EXTRA FOR TERMS. MEN’S SHOES Those good makes, “Russell” and “Oakleigh,” are stocked in many lasts. You are assured of long and comfortable wear with these quality shoes. Available in chrome and box calf. From 27/6 to 47/6. NO EXTRA FOR TERMS. Stocks of NEW SEASON’S TROUSERS, “Mosgiel” UNDERWEAR and , HALF-HOSE, WORKING TROUSERS ■ and WORKING BOOTS can also be had on these TERMS. CALL TODAY AND SEE BUTTERFIELD’S ! RANGE OF QUALITY CLOTHING. i MEN’S English Calf or Willow Shoes, ‘ 30/-, 32/6, 35/-. Abraham Wachner, ‘ Dalgety’s Buildings, Don Street. I “ TOLA” LIGHTNING MINCER. Chops j J. parsley, mint, etc., in “double . quick time.” 1/2 each.—BROAD, « SMALLS. « PRETTIEST Floral Frocks, in all - sizes, short sleeves, 35/6, long ( sleeves 39/6.—Morrison’s, Cambridge k Place. I MEN’S Black Dress Boots, 23/6, 26/6, ] 32/6. —Abraham Wachner, Dal- J gety’s Buildings, Don Street. I