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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 13, 3 October 1944, Page 7

POULTRY KEEPERS ATTENTION !! , BRITOMART LAYING MASH % f 1001b Bags 17/9 bag. - t; I 4 , i THIS LAYING MASIi HAS THE APPROVAL OF ■ THE CHIEF POULTRY INSTRUCTOR OF THE J ' DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. V • Wallace Supplies The Value Store 'Phone 167 ' y ~ v m-s-s / reach our Local Objective ■fail TsCSP* / am jL A Watch the "mercury" climb as Qur people —in town and s~~*\ country — put their share into \P \ the Victory Loan! Our local ("Yio objective can be attained if we en< i to the limit! Have you helped? Money is wanted to BACK THE ATTACK. iwsX» This Advertisement contributed by WHAKATANE RADIO AND EL ECTRICAL COY. S-8 CARE of GUMBOOTS To lengthen the life of your gumboots whether they are new or old, clean off all dirt and areas©, as soon as possible. Do not dry gumboots in front of the fire or heater. When not in use, store in a dark, cool place. Knee gumboots should be stood upright. Thigh gumboots should be hung up to avoid cracking at the folds. Illustrated above are "MARATHON" Men's Knee Gumboots, with heavy cleated soles. Application forms and information about applying for gumboots may be obtained at PARA RUBBER STORES. In the National Interests do not apply for gumboots unless the need is essential and immediate.