Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Timaru Herald, Volume CLVI, Issue 23030, 23 October 1944, Page 7

What do YOU do with your Old Rags? SAVE and SELL THEM and HELP the "WAR EFFORT !! Don’t discard old Woollen and Cotton They are urgently required to replace kapok in beds for the Armed Forces. After being thoroughly sterilised, Woollen and Cotton Rags are processed into flock, which is used to fill mattresses. Your help is needed. THIS IS WHAT YOU SHOULD DO 1. Save all the woollen and cotton rags you can—factory and dressmakers’ woollen and cotton offeuts, worn-out clothing, household linen, and your own dressmaking scraps. 2. Remove any metal hooks, clasps, or domes, as these are liable to damage the processing machinery. Clip off buttons and save for further use. , 3. Save your rags till you have a sugar-bag fulL Then ’phone No. 550, and a lorry will call and you will receive CASH for them. NOTE FOR COUNTRY HELPERS. JFe need •your rags, but don’t send in small parcels, as the cost of freight and cartage is often greater than the value of the rags. Wait till you get at least a corn sack full before consigning. To do this it may be necessary for families or groups to combine to make up a sackful — but please do so. We need your raps to help the country’s tear effort. Timnrn Bottle Exobon-rp pornor Bank & Church Sts., Timarn.

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TRAIN SEATS ARE PRECIOUS Be Considerate in Your Travel Plans Should altered circumstances prevent you rrom using your scat reservations on due date arrange cancellation early. This not only facilitates re-allocation to others who really need to travel, but it will also save you the additional charge payable for non-use of “reserves” without reasonable notice. Wherever possible, go by secondary trains and leave the accommodation on main “expresses” for urgent, long-distance travel. Reservations Regulate Passenger Traffic