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under all conditions of wear. The '-J Non-Curl lapel is only one out- J standing feature of Clarion- -.| well chosen cloths which will ' ] wear and wear; linings which | fit. Ask to see the Clarion- W .. I Berwick range ... soon! ■& J® ! •• --i ' I 11 ■■ n> i v ■ ■ ■% I' STfU in EVERVSTTTa<|^ BRIDGERS LTD. I WHAKATANE •..433 __ i ....-.- '■ . - •■■•■ ___ _ _ | RAILWAY WAGONS AND TARPAULINS ' ! HELP THEM DO FULL DUTY | 4. Faster production means faster transport. In ! i the country's all-out war effort the strain upon ! a our national transport system become? greater - J and greater. Every loaded wagon standing idle — 1 J every consignment lying unclaimed in goods sheds 1 f ■ —means inconvenience or delay, somewhere. i r The Railways are life-lines between farms, fac- i 4 tories and our fighting forces. There must be no i 4 delay. Quick release of wagons and careful hand- , a lmg of tarpaulins are ways of showing that you're -J \ not indifferent to YOUR responsibility. j i A Delayed Wagon Retards Our War Effort J 0 Modern Shoe Repair Methods Employed Here r~s f) \) Even the most dainty shoes entrusted V. \ foC i ijf us to repair are returned to you V \ perfect in shape and practically rei>o Jj\\ \ Dewed. l/fjf// Yvl Quick and Qrst class Shoe Repairs // \\\ Service at moderate prices. i p3s|t S. BROWN WHAKATANE BOOT STOKE dt REPAIRING DEPOT, OPP. CUTLER 5 S WHAKATANE