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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 87, Issue 232, 1 October 1943, Page 2

GIBBS DENTIFRICE USERS- | here's a way f7° 79* Don + throw away ' your lovely moulded container. It is made ~ ’■j to last for years. KEEP IT AND BUY A REFILL. J™ ■ Instead of purchasing a con- • • •-'uAWa tamer with Dentifrice at 2/2, ■ refill costs only 1/5. thus J making a clear saving of 9d. A Gihbs refill will last the < K?• person five ) months a double saving. And remember that there's nothing to beat Gibbs for keeping the teeth white and (umi firm and pink. , x> - . LARGE refill . (mCs ‘bentifiKe, 15 i F each V ftlllS (0v.ri..,) ITO., LONDON ft.32.27Z "

SHARI DUES WAI TIN 6 GAIK /TTza % If you want a new Berlei; and yonr usual done on elastic, it’s more important than ever store just hasn't your particular fitting in that you get your exact fitting. Perfection is stock; are you going to grab the nearest fitting well worth waiting for. the store can find? Not you. * ik W You’re just going to make your present Berlei Look to these things when you buy your wardo until the store gets your exact size in. And _ time Berlei. if that’s not possible and your need is really . . . . 1 1 ryjour Berlei sitting, Jcr in that position yen rt urgent, you’re going round the other shops . .. B J B B a little larger round the hips than you are standing. until you find it. There’s bound to be one store - ~, , , , . „ ~ , . J 2 Allow room forfreedom. Wartime Berleis haven t which has your fitting, for Berlei are making tacb anJ rnough garments for everyone. action. So don’t be a silly-billy and choose a Berlei 3 Remember your waist is very food conscious...! that nearly fits. These days, with the restric- bigger after meals than before. Allow accordingly.

>K|| IKlfr Three Months After Armistice, ■ Cloth for Suits Commandeered 1918 - 1919 O’ l Behalf Of Demobilised Men (There had been no clothes rationing) We’re not inferring that Suitings will be commandeered here . . . but it is a reasonable thought for civilians to see that their requirements are tilled now. •So that, as soon as deniobilisaiton begins again, the clothing industry will be I J-Vd free to utilise all its resources in attending to the requirements of the returned K men. So we make this suggestion:— a Civilians ! Set Yourself Up With A I'Ww New SUIT Now ! Leave The Market Free To Service Returned Men When Demobilisation “ Begins Again. I he best investment for Style, Quality, and Satisfaction is, now. as alwavs a SUIT-TO-MEASURE ffW from C. & C’s. KJ] les, you can’t bc.-.t a Suit made to your own individual -Wl measurements ... and you CAN depend on C. & C’s. tlf Come and talk over the matter of a new Suit (for Christo'bligaHon''" 5 ’ nOt b ° ”" d “ r jgP