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Chronicle (Levin), 21 March 1946, Page 6

Stylish Wearing Apparel FOR » Present Wear Woollen Suits (Afgaiaine)— Luggag-e 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, Afgaiaine, Flannel, Checks and Self Colours. All sizes. Smart Coats— In Tweeds, Velours and Check Back 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 Op'ossum. Blouses — Cream, Beige, Pink, Blue, Satins, Washing Silks and Spuns. Millinery — All the latest styles to tone with the above goods. "It Does Make a Difference Where You Buy Your Wearing Apparel" W m. Davie | Ladies' Outfitter and General Draper. \v 'Plione 104 LEVIN. -= J ■ ?= — s Wanted Urgently USED CARS Any iodel or Make Best Prices Given. V. HUDSON Authorised Austin Dealer, \ LEVIN Phone 359 M ' Phone 359 M "-■■■ ' 1 . j *- ■ ST 1 __ w ■;> " ; ■ ■ 'N " j ; NO TIME TO SPARE "Every Wagon Has A Mission Farms, factories and industria] plants are working all-out to help supply goods which mean life to our compatriots overseas. Production is pointless without transportation and transportation cannot fupction without equipment. Tha1^ is why every railway wagon must be kept working to capBcity; it's why rail users are asked to give them no rest' . . - Co-operation Costs Little And Means Much C J i ,