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Chronicle (Levin), 20 March 1946, Page 6

c ^ Stylish Wearing Apparel FOR Present Wear Woollen Suits (Afgalaine) — Luggage Tan, Forest Green, Terra Cotta, Navy, Black, Grey. Woollen Frocks— Teal, Reseda, Navy, Black, Bottle Green, Grey, Dusky Pink. Twin Sets— Rust, Bright Gold, Grey, Frog Green, Terra Cotta, Blue. Skirts — In Tweed, Afgalaine, Flannel, Checks and Self Colours. All sizes. Smart Coats — In Tweeds, Velours and Check |>ack Coatings. S.S.W., S.W., W., W.X. In latest Tonings. Costumes — In Tweeds, Fine Check, Worsteds. Black/' White, Navy/White, Brown/White, Striped Worsteds, Navy and Black. Grey Worsted and Flannels— S.W. only. S.S.W., S.W., S.W.X. only. Fur Necklets— Stole styles. South American Skunk and Skunk Opossum. Blouses— Cream, Beige, Pink, Blue, Satins, Washing Silks and Spuns. Millinery — All the latest styles to tong with the above goods. "It Boes Make a Difference Where You Buy Your Wearing Apparel" W m. Davie Ladies' Outfitter and General Draper. 'Phone 104 LEVIN. .U== — „ — —

/, — . --T Wanted Urgently USED CARS Any Model or Make Best Prices Given. N V. HUDSON Authorised Austin Dealer, LEVIN. Phone 359 M Phone 359 M ! — ■ — w — — - - - t ■ ii . . ■ " n NO T1ME TO SPARE Every Wagnn Has A Mission Farms, factories and industrial plants are working all-out to help supply goods which rnean life to our compatriots overseas. Production is pointless without transportation and transportation cannot fmiction without equipment. That is why every railway wagpn must be kept working to capacity; it's why rail users are asked to give them no rest. , Co-operation Costs Little And Means Much - ==" -