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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 09, Issue 21, 6 November 1945, Page 8

* I 0 "0» WICB, aucn as otapies, Dplit /s* & Pins, Rivets, Carriage Bolts, Thumb Screws, etc., you should U purchase your needs here. f I ■■■ ~ f TAUBMANS BARN RED GARDEN HOSE ! inch rubPAINT„ Special quality for ber reinforced with 2 ply FabBarns, Sheds and Gate a s. Four ric in 50ft Coils 1/7 ft. Hose gallon drums 75/-, 1 gallon directors, jet and spray type! tins 20/-. 4/6. Lawn Sprinklers 13/6. Handsaws, Tyzacks. English. ROOFING FELT 2 Ply C 4/-, Suitable for general farm 3 Ply 60/-. Building Paper work 24/6, Cheaper quality 29/6 per 500 ft roll. Sisal suitable for small jobs 8/6, Kraft 10/4 per 100 sq. feet. PLANET JUNR. No. 17 COLEMAN Instant Lite PetSmgle Wheel Hoe with on© rol Irons 87/6. Coleman Keropair 6" hoes, 3 steel cultiva- sene Lanterns '300 candletors, teeth and one large Gar- power 82/6. Full stock of den Plow 79/6. Mantles, Generators, etc. 3 IN 1 CHAIR, Ladder and BULL CHAIN. Galvanised Ironing Board in Cream, very strong 36ft length 33 /< Green or Blue,. A most useful also Bull Rings and Split piece of furniture 47/6; / Links. SUIT CASES, Solid Leather, INSULATORS for Electric ' good quality with rug straps Fences 22/6 per 100. Corner 1L , , v Insulators 8 inch. Double attached. 20 £5, 22 £5 15s. Headed Nails 7/6 100.

CUTLERS^HARDWARE (C. L. HUDSON — PROPRIETOR). Phone 80 WHAKATANE Box 92

DR. McINTYRE'S PILLS Are now obtainable at all Chemists. 8/6 Box or Post free from GEORGE BETTLE 769 Colombo St. Christchurch.

FOR Plastering and Concrete work } get in touch with H. W. Morgan, 36 Stewart Street or Phone 264. 44

iL/f - i SHAMPOO-SETS FOR BERLEf GIRLSt Jfa IjJ/ A shampoo-and-set.» . for every Berlei girl... every fortnight — 4 in Berlei's time ... and at Berlei's expense! $ — every girl who works at Berlei is given time off twice a moe|h (on full pay) for her FREE shampoo-and-set in Bdfteft own charming; little salon. Berlei knows it's difficult for the girl with a job to get time for beauty care; yet a girl has to have shining, well-groomed hair if she's to look her best and feel her best. So Berlei solves the difficulty for Berlei girls by setting up a miniature safon on the premises —nothing smarter or better equipped In town—and gives the girls time off regularly for a hair-do. All free of charge! Two operators are on the go ail the time—and very expert they are, as you can see. Berlei is THE place to work. It's big and modern, but it's friendly ■.■v-iTrT-nn»L.i» m..., anc * homely too. You'll feel you "belong" from the very first day. * -"- i f "J A ,r ' ' f . 7 /• A S° od factory performs two functions: it produces goods the comV\cr' v munit y needs and it creates and distributes human satisfactions ' I-' { among the people under its roof. This free hair service is just another of the many ways Berlei demonstrates how it has the interests of the, girls at heart. l ; N * Z *s UMSTE ®