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NOTICE! Lunch Hour As from Tuesday, Bth June, our premises will close for lunch between 12.30 p.m. and 1.30 p.m. No Late Night As from Friday, 11th June, these premises will close at 6 p.m. for conserving stocks. John Patterson & Son Pattersons Bargain Stores Pattersons Home Furnishers \ jBTiWIb Ji J "T JHm 1 CARRYING THE WAR LOAD Railway's National Responsibility To cope with enormous passenger and freight traffic, every piece of railway Qauipment has to be used to the limit of its capabilities. Transportation to-day, is too precious to be spent upon non-important passenger travel: too vital for freight wagons to stand idle when they could and should be working under essential loads . . . Rail travellers, postpone jaunt journeys till times are less critical; freighters, contrive to keep the wagons on active service . . . The nation's production and fighting fronts depend upon the strength of its transportation front. Transportation is Vital •— Do Not Mis-Use It. i — i WHOLESOME . . jilSEyfc SWEET.. licHTaiM PURE 111 HIGHLANDER MMB the safe MIIK Copyright A 903