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Northern Advocate, 9 February 1928, Page 3

3/11. 3/11 HATS! 3/11. 3/11. 5/11, 5/11. HATS! 5/11, 5/11. 9/11. 9/11, FROCKS! 9/11, 9/11. 12/6. 12/6, FROCKS! 12/6, 12/6, MANY ARE QUARTER USUAL PRICES!! ALL ON VIEW TONIGHT IN ISLAND WINDOWS 1 ; Remember You Can Always Get it Cheaper at MEIKLE'S GREATEST SALE! £12,000 STOCKS BEING CLEARED-REAL REDUCTIONS DEPARTMENTAL STORES - - WHANGAREI A Profitable Choi e m m m X m a m m m a I ff TIRES n n LIKE THE BUFFALO— To endure the tough, rugged life of the prairies the Buffalo was endowed with unusual stamina. For all time the Buffalo will typify strength and ruggedness. Great though their power of resistance is, it cannot be compared with the resistance offered by a tire to the gruelling received each day. Quick starts, sudden stops, sharp turns snd constant grinding on the road are some of the ravages that daily attack a tire. GUTTA PEBCHA ” Tires are built to successfully withstand these destructive elements. STOCKS OP ALL SIZES NOW AVAILABLE FROM—THOMSON, BAGLEY & CO., LTD. Bank Street WHANGAREI Opp, Town Hall NORTHERN DISTRIBUTORS WRIGHT, STEF*HENSON & CO., LTD. Beach Road AUCKLAND Provincial Agents. OUR SERVICE IS SECOND TO NONE

"C D -R AL ” "CMR^" FOB VARICOSE ULCERS, ECZEMA, PILES k SORES OP ALL BUNDS. Use Freely Twice Daily. TWO SHILLINGS Manufactured by the ’ PRANOENOILA PTY. COMPANY, P.O. BOX 1. WHA-NGABEI.

CUTTING TOBACCO PRICES COMPLAINT PROM TRADE. AUCKLAND, This Day. The Auckland tobacconists are preparing for a ■campaign against fancy goods dealers, who are cutting the ( prices of tobaccos and cigarettes. “The effect of cutting is being felt and some tobacconists are going out of business,” said the chairman of the Auckland Tobacconists' Associatiou, Mr T. Simpson, yesterday. ‘ ‘ The complaint was not that smoking material whs being sold more cheaply outside the legitimate trade, but that it was handled at cost —merely as a decoy. Local tobacconists had experienced a monthly decrease in their sales for nearly 18 months. Several efforts to stabilise prices had been made and a conference of tobacconists would be held in Wellington next month.”