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Evening Star, Issue 24292, 5 September 1942, Page 8

NO COUPONS REQUIRED. Choose a NEW LAMP from our charming range A lamp is a thing of loveliness to bring beautiful light to your rooms. Prices range from 4/- to 67/6 for the Lampshades, and here are details of complete lamps. See the outstanding display in our China Department. J"? MS DAWSONS LIMITED Corner Princes Street end Moray Place, Dunedin.

- r|'i u CAPTURE FORTUNE’S SMILE ’ JL all that is needed is an invention which fulfils a real need. If you have one, don’t delay. Patent it immediately Consult us now—fully and confidentially.— Henry Hughes Ltd. (Directors; VV. E, Hughes and J. T. Hunter. Registered Patent Attorneys), 2U-217 D. 1.0, Building. Wellington. Local Agents T. H Thomp son. A.M.P, Buildings, Dunedin.

AM fAMILVi FUSSV ABOUT SOAP. BUT/STILL ONLY BUY OAIE-KMIGHTS CASTILE. WE ALL LOVE /f/ First of all there are the twins—the grubby little rascals ... Knight’s Castile __ gets them dean in ajiffy..And 20-year- t/* bid Mary and myself find its creamy , mild- ( f ness and delicate lavender fragrance just the ( thing to keep our skin sweet arid lovely! As for Dad—he wouldn’t use another soap for worlds. Those foaming clouds of Knights Castile lather in his morning shower set him up for the day.- Besides, Dad knows that Knight’s Castile is an A.l. .budget-saver. ;v a tablet lasts so long. & a am tAsnmcAKs THE SOAP WITH THE LAVENDER FRAGRANCE J.23.25Z

Serve by Saving 6d Savings STAMPS With your first stamp purchase you receive a card on which to stick youf stamps. Full details from the Dunedin Savings Bank. The interest; on these War Savings is 3 per cent. Saving these stamps is the easy way of serving without great cost ,or sacrifice. Get a card to-day and start-saving WAR STAMPS. This announcement is issued in the National interest by DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK Head Office: Dowling.St. Branches South Dunedin and Gardens. .....

Railway Wagons and Tarpaulins Help Them Do Full Duty Faster production means faster transport. In the country’s all-out war effort the' strain upon our national transport system becomes greater and greater. Every loaded wagon standing idle, every consignment lying unclaimed in goods sheds, means inconvenience. or delay somewhere. The Railways are lifelines between farms, factories, and our fighting forces. There must be no delay. Quick re- : lease of wagons and careful handling of tarpaulins are ways of showing that you’re not indifferent to YOUR responsibility. A Delayed Wagon Retards Our War Effort