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stanleys ARE DISPLAYING A RANGE OF CHILDREN'S FROCKS ATTRACTIVE JUNIOR STYLES WITH GROWN-UP DETAILS. IN FAST WASIIING, PRINTS, GINGHAMS AND HAIRCORDS. SIZES FROM I8111. ALL MODERATELY PRICED AT STANLEYS Thone 472. Oxford Street, Levin. ^ - ■ ■ ■ - - GREETINGS . . . . Tlnoughout a continually changing world we still adhere to the age-old custom of seHing aside world and business problems in i'avour of friendly greetings at this | Holiday Season. ! i I We thank you sincerely for your friendship and co-operation, and extend our best wishes for a Prosperous New Year. j j J. W. Lynch Ltd. (Levin's Exclusive Furnishers) j j BATII STREET, LEVIN. Telephone 420. ~ — t ■ 1 1 " - — -s REDUCE STANDSTILL TIME Railway Wagons Must Be Kept Moving Today's most urgent transport need is railway wagons. Wagons suffering from the wear and tear of Ihe war years are being reconditioned as quickly as possible; additionai wagons ordered from England should , soon be here. Meanwhile, it is imperative that wagon users make speeial efforts to reduce standstill timo. Only by wholehearled, unselfish teamwork in this respect can all transporlation requirements satisfactorily be met. Holding Up Means Letting Down L

— /§§ EvERY time a roast appears Upon the family table— Every time you fry a chop Announce, (if you are able) t That you have saved a little fat / '• To swell old Britain's larder. /'JD Js^a' So keep your fat tins rolling in ! § And save a little harder. - Jjdfti--? ' I !■ M / ;&W L . # Save ■ Ca m. for Britain FEC64.24