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Chronicle (Levin), 27 June 1946, Page 6

Stylish Winter COATS These have been in short supply for some time — but " DAVIES," The Ladies' Outfitters, Have beea fortuqate in securing a parcel of 25 Coats in a wonderful assortment of SHADES, STYLES and - Cloths. o We mcistion a few at random, but suggest a yisit at yonr earliest while the range is at its best. S.S.W. — GREY, GREEN TWEED, DARK BROWN, BEIGE, BROWN MARL TWEED. S.W. — BLUE, HAVANA BROWN, MULBERRY, GREY, TAN, CHERRY, MULBERRY MARL, BLACK. W.— BEIGE, TERRACOTTA, MULBERRY MARL, RED EARTH, TRAVEL BROWN. W.X.— TAN, TEAL, -BLACK. O.S.— BLUE, BLACK, BLUE (FUR TRIMMED). TWEEBS, VELOURS, AFGALAINES, FLANNELS HUNDREDS OF REMNANTS JUST TO HAND In Great Variety of "Shades. 1, l.l, 2 and 2\ yard Lengths. CHOOSE YOUR SKIRT LENGTH FROM THIS GREAT ASSORTMENT. WOOLS Paton's and Raldwin's WheeKng IN SEVEN GOOD SHADES. IDEAL FOR JEEP COATS OR BULKIES. Special Patterns and Needles for this Wool. SEE WiNDOW DISPLAY Wm. Davie Ladies' Outfitter and General Draper. 'Phone 104 LEVIN. 1 - ANOTHER VERY ATTRACTIVE CAR 1935/36 Austin 7 De Luxe Saloon Engine coinpletely overhaulod. New BatteryRopainled. 3 New 6-ply Tyres, 1 re-cap. HUDSON & BURNHAM LTD. SALES — AUSTIN — SERVICE 'Phone 47M. Queen Street, Levin. 'Phone 47M. 1 EVERY WAGON WAKTED For Railways' Constant Service Distribution of food and produce, fuel and • everything else necessary to our existence is largely dependent upon the constant and unhindered movement of railway wagons. On every user of rail ' transport rests the responsibility of promptly removing consignments from goods sheds and thus hastening the release of wagons. Less Standstill Means More Transport — - ■