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TOILET & HOUSEHOLD REQUIREMENTS GILLETTE RAZORS, 3/6; Gillette M Blades, 1/9 pkt.; Valet Blades, 1/9 .pkt.; Gem Blades, 1/11 pkt.; Seven O’clock Blades, 1/2 pkt.; Gem Razors, 4/6; Writing Pads, 6d, 9d, 1/-, 1/1, 1/4, 1/6; Envelopes, 6d, 7d, Bd, 9d pkt.; Johnson’s Baby Powder, 1/7; Johnson’s Baby Soap, 1/1;; N.Z. Cups, 2/6. Black Nugget Boot Polish, 71d; Photo Frames, all sizes; Scrubbing Brushes, lOd, 1/-, 1/4, 2/3; Floor Polishing Mops, 6/6 to 12/-; Toilet Soaps, 4d to lOd tab.; Dental Creams, 7d and 1/4; Gibbs’ Dentifrice, 1/1, 1/7 and 2/2; Tooth Brushes, 1/-, 1/3, 1/9, 2/2, 2/5, 2/8. NINNES, QUEEN STRET. Opposite Post office, The building which holds the

< Whot Singing Stars r You know the sentiment of popular songs of today — thoughts of parting, longing, and re-union. “We’ll meet again” —“When the Lights of London Shine Again”, and so on. Those thoughts have a business application also — especially in respect to Queen Anne Chocolates. Owing to necessary war restrictions the supply of Queen Anne is unavoidably reduced. Don’t blame the girl in the shop —or the manufacturer —if you are sometimes told “ No Queen Anne today.” Queen Anne quality remains unchanged — absolute perfection. If you find the shop sold out, go back sometime — you’ll meet them again . .. ~ Qu&qm (lune f \ ' will be bock agoin in full supply > » • 7 5

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MIRRORS In the home today Mirrors form an integral part of the decorative scheme .... they carry an impression of added spaciousness, beauty and charm . . . they reflect it in rooms which become brighter and more joyous. / TAN VAI I a more Phasing Xmas present than one the “Crystal Clear” Mirrors on disIMAGINE play in*-our window and showroom? CHOOSE EARLY WHILE THE SELECTION LASTS. C. E. DANIELL ™ for Modernism

ONLY 3 DAYS TO GO! i ■ | ART UNION ■'• N. MCARTHUR, P.O. Box no, Wellington A GO Tin** B. L. HAMMONdJp.O. Box 110, Wellington prizespaid befdpeeems | CLOSES: 11th DECEMBER, 1943 By license issued under Section 42 DRAWN: 22nd DECEMBER, 1943 ® ’’ HAMMOND & McARTHUR, LTD. P.O. Box 110, WELLINGTON. y - J] Please send metickets in "MONEY FOR XMAS" Art Union (Tickets 2/6 each). I enclose Postal Note for £ : •: , also stamped, addressed envelope for reply. (Postage stamps nor IJ accepted in payment of tickets.) NAME ' (Mr., Mrs. or Miss) FlllljOyWy A*J ADDRESS •