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Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 May 1934, Page 3

'MotorCar'! You have never seen a nameless motor-car offered for sale. You would not consider its purchase no matter what its price. Yet every day you are offered merchandise that has no more sponsorship than an unknown, unnamed A radio set which is represented as "just as good as the advertised makes ..." Shoes and clothing of plausible appearance but unknown origin . ;. Foods and cosmetics with new and strange labels. It is important in small purchases as in buying a motor-car to know that the manufacturer stands behind what he has made. When he puts his name and trade-mark on the goods and advertises them for your attention you can depend on getting worth for your money. No manufacturer can afford to advertise goods of questionable value. IT PAYS TO BUY ADVERTISED GOODS.

before them information that was greatly appreciated. It was hoped by others that meetings would be held more often, but Mr. Parsons pointed out that they had a large district to cover and desired to help those in the northern part of -the district. However, if opportunity offered he and his companions would be pleased to make the trip. He warmly thanked those who attended for giving the referees such an attentive hearing, and trusted that the evening would bear good fruit.