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Chronicle (Levin), 7 May 1947, Page 7

REMEMBER MOTHER ON HER , DAY, SUNDAY, MAY 11 — SEE STANLEYS Window Display of Attractive, Lovely Gifts • 'SILVER. PLATED POWDER GUN, Exclusive, 9/11 • LOVELY PLASTIC APRONS : 9/6 • PLASTIC TEA SHOWERS 14/6 • DAINTY UNDERWEAR, attractively packed. • COSY BED JACKETS, in Blue and Pink 39/6 • And Many Other Attractive Gift Lines for you to Choose from. Visit STANLEYS now for Service and. Satisfaction 'Phone 472. OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. ■ ^ — , / >■" i ' 1 1 : Introducing Another Home Furnishing Service YOU CAN NOW HAVE YOUR BEDSPREADS - * CURTAINS CUSHION COVERS, ETC. MADE TO YOUR OWN ORDER AND DESIGN Inspect Our Range of Cretonnes, Chintzes and Other Materials, and Select Yours from J. W. Lynch Ltd. LEVIN'S EXCLUSIVE FURNISHERS 'Phone 420. BATH STREET, LEVIN. —

Townsend & Paul, Ltd. FRUIT and VEGETABLE saies held daily. Satisfaction guaranteed. Flowers A Specialty Labels and Advice Notes on application. For better results send your next consignment to: TOWNSEND & PAUL, LTD., Fruit & Produce Merchants, Allen Street Wellington G. E. LEE, Wood and Coal Merchant DEPOT: Cambridge Street, Levin. DRY FIREWOOD cut to any lengths. Sole Agents Glen Afton Coal. PROMPT DELIVERY CASH ON DELIVERY 'Phone 122D.

THE LEVIN DYEING AND DRY CLEANING CO. — Offer You — A COMPLETE GARMENT RECON DITIONING SERVICE DYEING DRY CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING Send Your Clothes To The Spotless Dry Cleaners Where Satisfaction Is Assured TWO SHOPS — 457 Oxford Street North. 254 Oxford Street South. 'Phone 221S. JjPECIAL VALUE — Erivelopes for • your private correspondence Good. quality, in size 4* x 3|. Boxes of 250, only 4/9 each at "Chronicle" V-pp#»o. T.p-cMn Woods' Great Peppermint Cure For Coughs, Colds W. E. Woods Ltd., Lainbton Quay, Wgtn.

; - mls W rss~\ TJtottf you for a „ ^ Jf Writes Miss O. H., of.New Southgate, London. / " "K reading an article in our 'Daily Mirror' ^ called 'SUMMER DOWN UNDER' may I ^ i /)) thank you for a breath of sunshine; one could \ ' i fP I / almost be there in Nevy Zealand; it certainly % ' t yG\/ cheered me up. "I had just come in from working in an office where we had no heat on account of the Fuel Cut. * was wo^big bi coats, two pairs of gloves, legs wrapped in brown paper to keep them warm — my feet in a straw box. I dare say this will cause Wwlk you to smile. We had to laugh at the get up the \ girls have worn . . . but thank goodness we have v\A^ not ^een put Qff_ go you can guess what your article meant to me when you spoke of the glorious flowers and the sunshine — and going to. the sea, which I am lucky to see once a year on holiday. "HOW LOVELY to stop on your way home from j* a dance for BflCON and EGGS" "We, here, have an egg every now and again. Sometimes f w&fA Mother and I have had \ a rasher and \ an egg each for 1 1 lunch . . . and at times there is not much to eat." 1 j ★ "k -k Britain Is gradually shaking off the effects of the bitter winter — S|j but food is still her major problem. Let us continue to help her 0f[ to our utmost by FSLLING THE FOODSHIPS1 fFr9n74_ JBM' _ _ _ .Mrm. „ MmffMim §§§ : : f: ^ I tiep W$f!