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Southland Times, Issue 25703, 12 July 1943, Page 2

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\ Boots, Boots, Boots < wf Keep our fighting men on the march. Release leather, thread, eyelets and nails I for our armed forces b X kee P in g y°ur ' present footwear in service. “NUGGET” I !x||\ w ’H h e 'P* / Keep footwear serviceable as well //!,iv\l aS smart by usin 5 "NUGGET" f'// \\\ regularly. Remember new footwear \ J A \ requires coupons, that is why old JT footwear requires “NUGGET". V? boot polish (W Lka '

ffi@ifetelee Good Clotted ■ -Il We know you can afford them .... Please don’t Hoard them! These are times that call for rigid scrutiny of your present wardrobe. We recommend B/ that you do everything pos- / sible to prolong the life of the suits you now own. If you WwlS 1111 l do need new clothes, then buy only what you actually need, so that more men will be able to buy the clothes they need. Dress*well, and, economically, t by wearing “Doublebee” Clothes and invest all you can hi NATIONAL lliir «- r . 4<:jfcaia Important! \VAR SAVINGS @ every pay day. Coupons must BSSr accompany all Mail Orders. DD AQQ RI?HQ f 5& 7 DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL BKAbb JtJKUb. JLIU. (OPPOSITE POST OFFICE)

DOES IT ffICEUB TO TOO WHEN CONTEMPLATING TRAIN TRAVEL That this is no time for unimportant journeys? That unless your journey is absolutely unavoidable, you should not go? That if you MUST travel, advance reservation of your seat saves disappointment? That in the event of changed plans, timely cancellation of your reservation will permit someone else to travel? War Requirements Must Come First

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