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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 11, Issue 21, 28 April 1947, Page 7

IT WILL BE COLD! THEY’RE WAITING FOR YOU. \ WIDE SELECTION OF MEN’S ALL-WOOL TWEED OVERCOATS IN THE NEWEST PATTERNS ... ALERT ... LINES AND WELL STYLED. Raglan or Inset Sleeves in, Fawns, Greys, or Browns. Sizes 3 to 7. £6/5/- to £ll/6/-., Double Breasted Styles, in all sizes, 3 to 7 From £6/15/- to £lO/15/-. Call at BRIDGERS LTD. WHAKATANE AND SEE THIS GREAT RANGE. o m|N? Hiii [elping to feed Britain has been our job in good mes and in bad ... in peace and war . . . ever nee the first British ploughs began cultivating ur soil. Producing this food has always been a irmly affair with Britain as the willing purtiaser of our produce. Today is still a family ffair ... ar* affair between the families in New Zealand and the hungry families in London and lardiff, Birmingham and York, Swansea and Aberdeen. Your family, even though you may not be farmers or producers of food, can help in some way to fill the food ships. Housewives i can begin this job by saving coupons, avoiding waste, buying carefully, and using even less butter j and meat than the ration allows. You can, if you ■ wish, send food parcels-—one practical way of - rendering family-to-family assistance. EVERY FAMILY CAN DO ITS SHARE TO FILL THE FOOD SHIPS

CHRONIUM TOWEL RAILS, white enamel sinks, English basins, and Metters Baths. Order these from Boon Sullivan Luke Ltd. 392