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Wanganui Chronicle, 2 October 1947, Page 7

jfiveMdnuG 1897-’94-7 Queen Victoria received the homage of her Empire at the great Diamond Jubilee in the year the Bruce Woollen Mills opened. Through the reigns of two Edwards and two /Ik Georges these mills have continued to supply the growing needs of one corner of the Empire. Quality has made Bruce grow, quality has made BRUCE ’ Jtihq of ttMle/U! The Bruce Woollen Manufacturlak Co. Ltd., Milton. Otago. •

THIS RUIEF . MUCH THANKSRADOX EASES THE PAIN OF CORNS! A warm, soothing Radox footbath is wonderful when corns sting and throb and your feet feel all on fire. Radox supercharges water with oxygen bubbles and softens corns and callouses, so loosening them, they are eventually easy to remove. Don’t hobble any longer, use Radox regularly. ■W*Sm

L DON’T be A TH 5i$ rLE ioX > ClB. 1 Nl IUf ItAk 1 &.A Vr IKaW X \ . . /-x4. < /';*- - X X ■ ’TfiS&rffiM Published in the interests of ‘Aid to Britain* by the marketers of ( PLUME and Mobiloil VACUUM OIL COMPANY PTY. LTD. (INC. IN AUST.X

It's a long journey for our dfeflTand BUTTER from farm to ship... FARMERS have the job ol making meat and butter available but once it leaves their hands it becomes the responsibility of many. This responsibility falls on the shoulders of men and women in dairy-factories ... transport workers ... office staff and the thousands of ‘'in-betweens” in the long chain between farm and ship. It also falls on the housewife It is the housewife who can provide that extra meat and butter from our rationed stocks because, in the main, housewives control the nation’s stock of coupons. Coupons axe wanted and work is wanted to deliver the maximum amount of food to Britain in the shortest possible time. We can all help to fill the FOODSHIPS . . . BRITAIN IS WAITING FOR THEM!