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Chronicle (Levin), 2 April 1946, Page 6

*' ■'% WOOLIEN FABRICS We invite yon to Inspect our Special Display o( \ WooIIens in Our Two Large Windows. WE ARE SAFE IN SAYING THAT WE HAVE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF SHADES AND WEAVES EVER SHOWN IN LEVIN. 54in. Tweeds— 14/3, 15/9, 16/-, 18/6, 21/-, 23/6 to 29/6 54in Velours — 22/9 to 26/- Yard Afgalaine, 36in and 54in — 8/-, 10/6, 13/-, 14/6 Flannel Tweeds, 54in — 14/6, 15/6, 17/6, 18/6 REMNANTS 100 USEFUL ENDS—f, 1, H, H to 2 YARDS. Tweeds, Flannels, Afgalaines, etc. IN GREAT VARIETY OF SHADES AND QUALITIES. Choose your Odd Skirt from this attractive Assortment. ALL MARKED AT MODERATE PRICES. ACADEMY PATTERNS J We offer a full range of Ihe popular styles — COATS, FROCKS, SUITS, SKIRTS, SLACKS, UNDERWEAR, ALSO GIRLS' AND BOYS' | WEAR. ! Wm. Davie Ladies' Outfitter and General Draper. 'Phone 104 LEVIN. ■ J Wanted Urgently USED CARS Any Model or Make Best Prices Given. V. HUDSON Authorised Anstin Dealer, LEVIN Phone 359 M ' Phone 359 M ^ dJ ' . n KEEP THE WHEELS TURNING Speed Raiiway Wagons, Speed Production In it's response to the demands for still more produce, industry places a heavier load upon the Railways. Rapid transport is vitally necessary in order that the Mother Country shall have the fullest benefit from New Zealand's drive for increased production. Help maintain the drive by quickly releasing raiiway wagons and tarpaulins. They are required elsewhere. Delay in unloading impedes the national effort. Collect Consignments Quickly k, I r ===== y s