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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 11, Issue 9, 24 March 1947, Page 7

ARRIVING SHORTLY A SELECTED RANGE OF CROCHET SUPPER CLOTHS. ALL SIZES. ALL PRICES. ALL DESIGNS. WATCH FOR OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllll Furnishings. have a large selection of Brocades, TapIn our Soft Furnishing Section we estry, Folkwares, Velvets, Cretonnes. Suitable for loose covers and drapes. It will pay you to visit us early for the best selection. Towels. (Be warned). Buy while stocks last— White with Coloured Borders, 6/6 each. Plain Colours in Blue and Green only 7/6 each. Felts. Embroidery and Needlework Felts. Colours are Fawn, Tan, Brown, Black, Sky Blue, Emerald, Pink, Maroon, Heliotrope, Red. All 58/60 inches wide. 13/9 yard. Sylke Velvet. For evening wear. A beautiful Black Lustre Sylke Velvet 40” wide, Rich Draping, Heavy Pile—on display in our Piece Goods Department. BRIDGERS WHAKATANE Phone 13m Whakatane.

Ijr*HERE is not a man or woman in New Zealand who doesn’t shoulder a direct responsibility in the task of filling the food ships for Britain. True, we are not all farmers —but thousands of workers help to process and handle food-stuffs and their contribution can be enormously important. Then every housewife has the responsibility of avoiding waste, of planning and preparing meals that use less meat and butter, so that more will be available for sending to Britain. And all of us, if we wish, can send food parcels. Yes, this is our job , . . to help Britain beat her worst food crisis since the war began!

REMEMBER our footwear repair service. Superior finish and satisfaction guaranteed. Bridgers Ltd.