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Wairarapa Times-Age, 24 September 1943, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. N.Z. NATIONAL PARTY. MR G. H, MACKLEY Will Address Electors in the STATE THEATRE, MASTERTON, TONIGHT At 8.15 o’clock. VOTE NATIONAL. MACKLEY FOR MASTERTON. VOTE FOR RESTORATION T)ID the Rum Ration reduce the efficiency of the troops 30% in the mud and slush of France? Ask those who were there. Keep your town clean. No more empty and broken bottles lying in the streets. Have a drink in comfort and not against time. We offer no transport facilities. Restorationists are strong enough to get to the poll unaided. VOTE FOR RESTORATION AND FREEDOM. NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY. CARS FOR POLLING DAY. MASTERTON ’Phone 1240 EKETAHUNA 'Phone 160 Voters not able to attend Polling Booth should ring TELEPHONE 1240. MASTERTON. LABOUR RALLY FRIENDS & SUPPORTERS WILL MEET TONIGHT! At 9 o’clock IN SIDE SCHOOL, VICTORIA ST. NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY WAIRARAPA BRANCH, POSTAL VOTES for INVALID OR ABSENTEE VOTERS. FLECTORS unable to attend at Polling Booths please ring: Telephone 6or 92—Carterton. Telephone 13 or 26—Featherston. Telephone 148 —Martinborough. Telephone 4or 98—Greytown. HOUSEWIVES, INVALIDS AND OTHERS WHO may experience difficulty in getting to their Polling Places on Saturday, should RING 2072, MASTERTON and conveyances will be provided. C. SMITH’S FOR VALUE. o 7c _ TO _ VlT _ Yard = Grey, Navy and °/° Khaki All Wool Flannel. 6/9 yard—Dark Grey Nap Suiting, useful for many purposes—C. Smith's for Value. Q/n YARD—54im” Flecked Grey u/J-J- Tweed, ideal for skirts. 5/11 1 and 6/3 yard—36in. Tussore and Ivory Spun Art Silk for Blouses, Shirts, etc. Always good value at C. Smith’s. n—TABLE CENTRES, traced ready J to work. 2/6—Wagon Covers. 5/6 to 7/3—Supper Cloths, 36 x 36. 2/11 —Calico Aprons. 2/6—Vanity Sets. Nice selection of Traced Goods at C. Smith’s Fancy Department. o /o~TO~4/ll— Duster Bags? Kitchen Tidies and Peg Bags, traced ready to work. 2/6—Hessian Aprons. 3/6—Silk Baby Pillow Slips, traced for working. All shades Embroidery Cotton at C. Smith’s Fancy Counter. I*2"/7Ft6 19/6—Smart floral and spot ° design Print Frocks, very neat styles, in S.W. and W. fitting. Always good value at C. Smith’s Showroom. wTiT”TO“l976—Children’s and Maids’ */ ±x printed Cambric Frocks, in all sizes And colourings. Superior quality material and smart styles. Value and assortment at C. Smith’s. J. GRAHAM & CO. Self Fleck All Wool 1, / u Afgalaine, 56in. wide. A wonderful buy for Skirts. 17/6 yard. Bottle Green and Brown Striped Worsteds, 56in„ 18/11 yard.—J. Graham & Co., Ltd., ’phone 1904 ,“Ax'so “CHECK - " Breakfast Cloths? Green, Blue and Flame Mixtures, 11/- each. Also Heavy Quality Cloths, 16/9 each.—J. Graham & Co., Ltd., 'phone 1904. WE still have a quantity of Green, Brown, Red and Blue Burlap, 36in. wide, and priced at only 2/6 yard.—J. Graham & Co., Ltd., ’phone 1904. TO /fi— BLACK Italian Cloth Shirts, ' sizes 2to 7, 10/6 each. Nap Overalls, 15/6. 17/9, and genuine Palmer Naps at 19/11—J Graham and Co., Ltd., ’phone 1904. TVFEN’S Heavy Quality Woollen Sox, priced from 2/6 pair Fine quality Khaki and Airforce Sox, 4/3 pair.—J. Graham & Co., Ltd., ’phone 1904.