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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 64, 17 March 1927, Page 14

Beating "Cheap-jack" Prices at their own game ! The "game" of "cheap-jack" furniture makers is to sell furnihire at the lowest possible prices. They have no consideration for quality—the furniture (?) is quickly slapped together— their whole object is to get low prices. COLLIE'S go about things in a different way. They make none but ths highest quality furniture, and thus create a big demand for it. This demand means buying materials in large quantities, at lower prices—it means reducing manufacturing costs through eliminating waste time—and it means faster turnover. Thus v YOU CAN BUY COLLIE'S HIGH-GRADE FURNITURE for prices as low as those of " Cheap-jack" furniture We ask you—in fairness to yourself—to make this test: Compare prices and qualities in furniture. You will then actually see for yourself that ■- You Get 25 per cent Better Value by Coming to Collie's Remember also that we sell for cash or can arrange terms to suit you. All credit arrangements are strictly in confidence. IT3^MAWNERS ST iftyWPO'PORD ST- j9u^^ ' Wellington