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Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 162, 8 June 1940, Page 4

Scarves or cravats are an essential finishwhen one wears a coat or costume, and neutral shades gives less trouble when it comes to matching up. A very smart material for this is fur fabric. You can make one of these 6carves with so very little. It docs not bulk, and is soft and warm. Try a quarter of a yard in mole or brown. 45 inches wide, 16s lid to 295. 6d yard. Just figure out the price for yourself, and call and sec the fur fabrics at C'ollinson and Cunninghame’s.—Advt.

hUH erS 8 TT is wise to buy now and make sure of getting a i 1940 car while stocks last. But you must judge carefully, choose wisely. - ' t • .' V HOW CAN YOU SAFEGUARD YOUR INVESTMENT ? First be sure you buy a 1940 model. Second, buy a car of proved popularity. The thousands of Vauxhalls on the road and the extensive and substantial Vauxhall dealer organisations, are your guarantee of continued modern servicing and spare parts facilities. Buy a car that will be as modern tomorrow as today. The 1.940 Vauxhalls—Ten, Twelve, and Fourteen—share a combination of features unequalled by any other car you can buy. FEATURES COMMON TO ALL 1940 VAUXHALLS All Steel Construction ... Overhead Valve Engine . . . 6-phase Carburation . . . Knee Action . . . Controlled Synchro-Mesh gears . . . Hydraulic Brakes ... No Draught Ventilation . . . Safety Class all round . . . Body Conformity Seating. Be<Jf OT<l Hall an (yroftS d v aU% Ml iVV V „ ro „ vtß Levi» • CM A V. 1027