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Wairarapa Times-Age, 17 October 1941, Page 8

SPRINGTIME PRODUCTION Support from the Railways THROUGHOUT the * coming months record output will be the aim of every section of our primary industry, a planned peak in pioduc tion which, for fullest effect, MUST have the backing of adequate transport. Industry’s wheels and railway wheels turn m concert: every rail-freighter should realise that when wagons are idle proauction lags. Keep Wagons Moving Is your Watch on 1 Active Service? 1 MODERN EFFICIENCY >• ’ll have just installed the LATEST J Ir| in e ■ gfa Watch Cleaning _ll Ssßl Machines. BRUL lave your work ’ UNDERTAKEN BY ME. • CAREFUL & CONSCIENTIOUS Fni IFi SEKVICE - ' C. A. Greenwood, ’PHONE 2076. (Knights Castile) I I : Jr • Jk • n ~, # kF A soap that’s good enough Uy for baby’s satiny skin is surely x ' the best complexion care for K f?// the family! Knight’s is so % b smooth and bland. Its delicate ■ lavender fragrance gives you % a bath as fresh as a spring /( r morning. “And what g \1 says Dad ' r - t; 7 ■ -Wi ! ’ ''l) i■' 'I » & f ( fe&i A IwMUI .t .SM Bbl □ .... . Kia In “Little Nellie Kelly,” the gay musical comedy which will open at the Regent Theatre tonight. Jlldy Garland is seen as Little Nellie Kelly, with George Murphy, Charles Winninger and Douglas McPhail in the supporting roles. |