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Northland Age, Volume XVI, Issue 14, 15 November 1946, Page 4

ADVERTISING doesn’t jerk—it pulls. It begins very gently, but the pull is steady. It increases day by day and year by year, until it exerts r.l irresistible power.

“A City Store Brought to Your Door” TWO SPECIALS visit the City MEN’S SHIRTS ■Super quality Black Italian Cloth Shirts have just arrived in limited quantity. These shirts are of particular good quality light in weight for summer wear - , and strongin weave for hard, every-day wear. Sizes 2 to 8 10/6 each 2 coupons ORDER TODAY TOMORROW NEVER COMES BOYS’ PYJAMAS In HORROCKS’ summer-weight Flannelette. W'e specially recommend this line for durability and suggest you order immediately as the demand is large and the supply short. Sizes 2 to 6 11/3 2 coupons Sizes 8 to 10 13/6 2 coupons POSTAGE PAID MONEY BACK GUARANTEE MAIL ORDER WAREHOUSE COY. 408 Southern Cross Bldgs. AUCKLAND P.O. Box 339 r ,V----mm LABOUR BROUGHT THE to end insecurity for the Dairy Farmer - August Ist, 1936, was a day of liberation for the farmer freeing him from the violent fluctuations of world prices and assuring him a pre-determined income. For the first time, the dairy farmer knew where he stood. Today he receives a return from each cow of nearly £2O where he received only £l3 in 1936. Today his net income averages nearly 30% more than in 1936. The bad old days of dairy-farming are gone for good. And the Labour Government, fully realising the importance of primary industries to New Zealand, will continue to provide complete security to the farmer. Hold on to prosperity by voting for the party that builds it! SEE HOW PRODUCE PAYOUTS WERE LIFTED UNDER LABOUR 1935 9i 2167 d 1946 1946 BUTTER FAT CHEESE for continued