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Wairarapa Times-Age, 14 April 1943, Page 5

WHIR! DOtS All THE CAMP WE WTO?.., l£' CAMP PIE IS ONE OF SALLVS JONS' SHE'S SACRIFICED TO FEED THE BOVS, 'A/ FOR SALISBURY FOODS IN THOUSAND TONS /— AAANOW BUUD THE MEN BEHINDTHE GUNS 1 > UKE SALISBURY TONGUES.LUNCHETTECPASTE Of -W # A THAT ONCE THE GROCERS WINDOWS GRACED, ilVf/A \ ( A CAMP PIE CAN NOW ANDTHEN BE BOUGHT--• /\M ' BUT GET IN ARE SHORT/ I » The makers of Salisbury Products are by far the largest • ( suppliers of canned meat produced in New Zealand \ for the fighting forces overseas . . . But in spite of A this tall order, Salisbury are doing their best to keep ' faith with New Zealand housewives.. L/Al/TED SUPPLIES ARE AVAILABLE FOR CIVIL USE SAVE that Waste Paper Though it may be old and wrinkled And its edges brown and crinkled, And it’s seen its better days as best cream laid; Do not tear it into pieces, Spread it out and iron the creases, Or, better still, return it to the “trade.” Every letter, book or paper, Even each potential taper, Should be carefully reserved for future use; And your Income Tax return . - You should hesitate to burn, Even though you have a jolly good excuse. There are vessels on the sea Bringing goods for you and me, They’re the things that keep us feeling in the pink; If by saving space on paper We can curb the mad foe’s caper, We should clo it and be thankful—don’t you think? Leave your collection of Card and Paper at THE WASTE PAPER DEPOT (old “Daily Times” Building), Church Street. HOURS: 1 to 3 p.m. on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS. € This Advertisement is sponsored by C. E. DANIELL, LTD., in the INTERESTS ECONOMY.