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Northland Age, Volume II, Issue 36, 10 September 1930, Page 5

THONES: Main Store Branch 5s PHONES: Private 5m Awanui TWO BUSY STORES. Emphasising Substantial Savings on Quality Goods TO SUPPLY QUALITY GOODS IS TO SERVE THE PUBLIC BEST. We Must Make Room For the Builders, Hence the Prices that Mu£ Appeal to You. Savings of 15s to 30s on Winter Coats. MEN'S Navy Velours Clearing at 47/6. ” Tweed Coats, Half Belt at Back 37/6 ■” All-wool Singlets and Underpants Must * be Cleared at Big Reductions. Flannel Undies, Nice Warm Quality 4/11 each. ” Good Flannelete Pyjamas, Strong Wearing 8/6 Pair. Children’s School Apparel of Comfort and Quality at Sacrificial Prices. Clearance of Ladies Footwear in Smart Black Patent Leather. Neat and Attractive Designs. Good Fitting Price 18/11. D. ARCHIBALD & SONS The Stores For Service.

r FURNITURE. New and Second-hand at bed-rock Prices. CALL and INSPECT. HORSE and COW COVERS. Best Quality Green Flax Check-lined Horse Covers. Green Flax, Heavy Rick Canvas and Green Waxed Proofed Cow Covers. OIL COATS ETC. A Good Range of Le Roy’s Best and other Brands in Stock. WIZARD RADIATORS (Radiant heat for %d per hour). ALSO Plow Collars, Hames, Plow Bridles, Saddles, Pollard Pigmeal, Bran, Chaff, Potatoes, Fencing' Wire, Wire Netting, Cyclone Netting, etc. C. H. Bell The MART KAITAIAJ (

BRITISH RUBBER IS THE BEST. BRIT AIM is the Mew Zealand fanners' best customer—in fact, with the best markets of the world rapidly closing to outside trade, it may be that soon Britain will be the New Zealand farmers’ ONLY customer. By a high tariff wall the United States and Canada have practically prohibited the importation of Cheese and Butter. Indications are that two good markets will be lost to our products. • It behooves us all to look into the future and endeavour to imagine a time with the English mar net closed against our production of Cheese and Butler. This is extremely improbable, but “self-preservation is the first law of nature" and a common conclusion to arrive at is that it is absolutely essential tlint we buy goods produced in the country that purchases our goods in the largest quantities. t In this respect we would draw your attention to the product of the Silvertown Rubber Co. Their products have been used by thousands of farmers under another name and has justly earned a reputation for quick and easy milking and for long service. It ts but right that you should buy your rubber from the country that buys what that rubber produces, and to this end we can confidently recommend Silvertown Rubber as being the leading product in this line on the marke to-day. Complete stocks in all types are now available. DISTRIBUTORS: GEO. RICKARD & CO.