Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17339, 10 December 1919, Page 7

Many vendors of pianofortes strive to explain away their exorbitant prices by pleading "the high cost of labour," "the excessive rates for raw material," " the advance in freight charges," etc. Well, Richardson's, 110, Queen Street (opp. Milne and Choyce) have to contend with all these drawbacks just as other dealers have to." Yet (mark this!) Richardson's prices 'are practically the same as those ruling before the war, but then Richardeon's are content with a modest margin of profit. They are not looking for enormous gains, preferring to achieve a brisk turnover. That's why they are so busy. One visit to their show-rooms will convince any one of the moderation of their charges.— (Advt.) Mr. Bung '. The soldier and all his true friends strongly resent your slogan, "Follow the Soldier." You tricked him last April, hut he has found you out. Next Wednesday Major-General Sir Andrew Russell, K.C.8., K.C.M.G., G.O.C. N.Z. Division, and all true patriots will vote against New Zealand's greatest enemy by striking out the two top lines. —(Advt.) 40in casement voile, cream, with coloured borders, in blue and mauve, 5 pes., only ' Is 3d yard. To clear at Tonson Garlick's. Summer suits foT men. WS have now i our new season's selection, trousers, vests, etc.Geo. Fowlds, Ltd. » Xmas Cards. Fancy Calendars, Picture • Postcards. —Wildman and Arey's Special Card Shop, Victoria Arcade.