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Chronicle (Levin), 23 January 1947, Page 7

I" ■ WATCH OUR WINDOWS ] STANLEYS YOU'LL BE SIMPLY DELIGHTED WITH THE LATEST ARE FEATURING NEW MATERIALS IN THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FLORAL DESIGNS. NEW SHADES AND SOME ARE EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS. ROBE LENGTHS NOW SHOWING SEE STANLEYS WINDOW PHONE 472. OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. 1 — — L- — il 1 IF YOU REQUIRE A Chesterfield Suite YOU WOULD BE WISE TO VIEW OUR EXTENSIVE RANGE OF COVERINGS AND SELECT YOUR OWN DESIGN. v J. W. Lynch Ltd. (Levin's Exclusive Furnishers) BATH STREET, LEVIN. Telephone 420. L — ■ ■■ '* t 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 the war years are being reconditioned as quickly as possible; additional wagons ordered from England should soon be here. Meanwhile, it is imperative that wagon users make special efforts to reduce standstill time. Only; ; by wholehearted, unselfis'h teamwork in this respect canall transportation requirements satisfactorily be met. Holding Up Means Letting Down i ■■ — - - i ii ~

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