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Otaki Mail, 27 March 1922, Page 2

I Modern Business Demands THAT THE CUSTOMER WHO PAYS CASK SHALL NOT PAY A HIGHER PRICE BECAUSE ANOTHER CUSTOMER GETS CREDIT. ON 'AND AFTER SATURDAY APRIL Ist MY BUSINESS WILL BE CONDUCTED ON Strictiy Cash Lines. GOODS WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH OYER THE COUNTER AND TAKEN AWAY BY THE PURCHASER. 1F D ELI N' ER V OF GGODS IS REQUIRED IT WILL BE CHARGED FOR EXTRA. BY THIS METHOD I SHALL CONSIDERABLY REDUCE OVERHEAD CHARGES, AND GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT MUCH LOWER PRICES. HAROLD COCKRELL. STOREKEEPER, 4)7 AKI. Jlinery. flow that the Co! il Weather is is coming, we have EVERY REQORFrVi.rNT m LA DIES’ AN v .M r N' S UNDERWEAR. it will pay you to pay m a call. IVPDOUGALL B llos - & C a {Merchants, otaki Wf- ' Rosco" Dress, Costume and Coating Fabrics For Season 1322. QUALITY, STYLE, VALUE AND LASTING SERVICE IN EVERY LINE LISTED AT OUR LEVIN BRANCH. ALL-WOOL COLONIAL FACE CLOTHS suitable for smart one-piece- frocks, 54in. wide, 21/-. NEW SEASON’S NAVY SURGE, in line makes, suitable for Costumes, exceptional value, 48in.8/11, 50iu. 10/6, sGin. 12/6. COSY' BLANKET COATINGS, in a good range of color’s, 54in. "wide. 30/6 yard. ALL-WOOL BLANKET COATINGS, in smart cheek 54iu. wide, 8/11. GOOD VELOUR COATINGS, in Brown, Emerald, Red, Grey, etc., 54irr. wide, 16/6 to 25/- per yard. ALL-WOOL COLONIAL TWEEDS, in marry very attractive designs, colours include Greys. Uroy-ns, Fawns, etc.. 54in. wide, 12/6, 13/6, 14/6. DAINTY CREPE-DE-CHEXMS. in a particularly good quality, and ail leading shades for tire season, including Mauve. Saxe, Rose, Grey, Lemon. Pale Pink, W bite, Black, etc., width 42iu. Price only 13/0 yard. - RIPPLE CLOTH, for Dressing Gowns and .Jackets, in various shades including Grey, Saxe, Pale Pink, Pare Blue, Heliotrope, Vieux Rose, Fawn, Maroon and Cardinal. Special Value, 40in. wide, 3/11. A. W. ALLEN, MANAGER, LEVIN BRANCH. s A not* A COM/mwLm?***' !LUi& a vo~ ♦;« ♦> ♦> ♦> «:»»;» <z- ♦> *❖ ❖❖ ❖**•>*A<♦<•* ***>* *‘6 faciviuTY t~ attention i | THERE’S NOTHING BETTER THAN THE BEST THEREFORE GET YOUR GOODS AT THE RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. (“Where the Good Goods Are.”) High-Class Meals. Choice t Fruit and Confectionery. The Best of Groceries. The Pick of Vegetables. CLEANLINESS! OUaMTY i **- %