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Southland Times, Issue 24888, 30 October 1942, Page 2

"" BKj M ■ w | ' a illSilß s A Medal for Aunt Martha! VOU remember Aunt Martha. She used to save every piece of string and every crackling paper hag. We just laughed a little and called her a quaint old soul. OUT now Aunt Martha has become a perfect example for all of us. We should be taking lessons from h er —not only on saving string and paper bags, but saving everything that might produce materials our fighting men need. YOU help win the war when you 1 take care of the things you own and make them last longer. And it’s our job to help you do it. That is why we keep on suggesting that you make use of our Dry Cleaning Service.—there’s no better way we know to give your clothes nin§ lives. Bring your soiled garments in to the Depot f in our Men’s Store and when you get them back in a day or two you’ll be amazed at the difference. Dry Cleaning By Efficient American Methods LADIES’ WEAR DRY CLEANING Frocks 7/- Skirts From 4/Costumes 7/- to 8/- Jumper or Cardigan Coats 8/- azGloves 2/MEN’S WEAR DRY CLEANING Suits 8/- Trousers 4/Overcoats 8/- Hats Cleaned and Raincoats 9/- Re-blocked 5/6 Sports Coats, Blazers (New band 4/. 1/6 extra) A DYEING SERVICE, TOO Make your coupons go further by having your old clothes dyed. An excellent job is assured and the charge is modest. I A LITTLE CARE Mt.. .. LONGER WEAR

For Cheery Household Fires. LINTON QUALITY COAL—Advt