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Northern Advocate, 5 February 1926, Page 6

FURNISH TODAY! TWELVE MONTHS TO PAY CALL AT OUR SHOW ROOMS AND INQUIRE ABOUT OUR EASY TERMS. SEWING MACHINES £2 DOWN: BALANCE IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS FARMERS’ TRADING cot BANK STREET, WHANGAREI RSNSKS>«><S><s><S<s><S«S>«><s><S><=><S><S><s><S-®-S><s><S><*><SkS«S><S><S><s-S><s>®^S><J yOURSELF from, being made the victim of inferior paints with which the market is being flooded. Do not accept inferior lead-substitute paints which cannot properly protect the surface of any building. It is an established fact that there is no satisfactory substitute for lead—good paint must have it to give “grip” and to absorb oil. Lead Paints will not crack or peel, substitutes will, for they do not combine with the oil. A paint without lead is like a house without a foundation. “S.W.P. ” —Sherwin Williams Paint (Prepared) is made from genuine white lead and zinc oxide—the one approved formula for good, reliable, durable paint. SHBRWINP (PREPARED) mum DRUMMOND BROS Hardware Merchants » Cameron Street, Whangarei 8 I fFHE SUCCESS which hap attended the efforts of Wally Hughes ’ Bn gineering Staff' is as gratifying to hin as it evidently is to his numerous sat isfled clients, and is due no doubt t« the Excellence of the work done, tht Reasonable Charge, and the Prompt: tnde with which orders are carried out It is generally admitted that tht ACETONE WELDING BRANCH o' the Business is one of. its great feat SfeO. yyALLY JJUGHES UNIVERSAL ENGINEERING WORK* WALTON STREET, WHANGAREI (Near Railway Station.) ’Phone 85 pUNBRAL UNDERTAKER BUSINESS: VINERY LANE ( (Phone 303) RESIDENCE: KBYTE STREET (Phone 383) W. E. K ETTE WHANGAREI The Man who brought about Cheaper Boots fpr the farmers and workers Per Cent Discount OFF ALL PRICES Maine holds the anchor down for Low Prices W. MAINE, c s a t m r| r e? n WHANGAREI.