C. S. KEEDWELL, "The Chemist," Levin.

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 63, 17 March 1925, Page 15

C. S. KEEDWELL, "The Chemist," Levin.

The handsome two-story building recently erected in Oxford street by Mr. C. S. Keedwell is a fine addition to the business area of Levin, and serves well to illustrate the owner's progressive spirit and his great faith in the future of the town and district.

Mr. Keedwell conducts what may be termed one of the most up-to-date chemist's shops known outside the city, and the residents of the Horowhenua. district have no need to go further afield for anything pertaining to medicinal preparations or doctors' prescriptions. Mr. Keedwell is noted for the genuine highquality nature of all his goods and accuracy in dispensing prescriptions. As is customary in a well-equipped establishment of this' nature, photographic goods, Kodaks, and all supplies for.such forms an important branch of Mr. Keedwell's business, and as a result of the excellent service rendered to his large clientele it has become the recognised centre for amateurs requiring assistance and advice relating to this pleasurable pastime. Printing and developing is specially featured, the aim of Mr. Keedwell being to render his customers a sameday service—in in the morning and out in the afternoon. The fact that a client lives out of town does not matter. Films posted_ in from any part of the country for printing and developing receives the same careful consideration and attention that those personally handed in do, and are immediately posted to the respective owners.

• Distance, it will therefore be seen, is no detriment. Everyone's requirements are well attended to by the proprietor. The special attention of ladies and gentlemen is drawn to the large stocks of Kodaks now showing at Mr. Keedwell's. The price 3 are right, and the goods are the best that your money can buy.