Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18180, 30 August 1933, Page 8

Do you ever use your PIANO 7 now TS your piano a musical instrument or an ornament? In other words, do you ever play it? If you arc not using your piano, here is an opportunity to replace it with a RADIO. We are offering ... A IN EXCHANGE YOUR PIANO! TITANY people prefer radios to pianos, "".because they provide a greater range of music. If your preference is for RADIO, trade in your piano for a modern wireless receiver. There are several very fine sets from which to choose! m A SPRING COAT FOR YOUR HOME xrOU would not wear your winter coat in spring. Then why A. leave your home with the same coat of paint, now dull and spattered, as it has worn all winter? Let us give it a spring eoat now! Paint can make a marvellous difference in the appearance of a home. For cheaper, cleaner, quicker home-painting ring .... F. HALL a SONS. LTD. PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS, PLUMBERS, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS •ga ■- ' B. The early garden in Poverty Bay is the one that pays—plant early! jjLivvj; W 1 > I rafcjSTii Wp are now showing a full and complete range of Vegetable Seeds—Seeds, that are recommended at being in the lint class of productiveness and popular prices reign. Floral and Vegetable Seeds that show results for your labor are here in profusion. 3d. and 6d. Packet BULK PEA SEEDS Stratagem, William Hurst, and Greenfeast. BULK BEAN SEEDS Broad, French. Bulk Onion, Carrot, Parsnip and Turnip Seeds. SEED POTATOES STOCKED AND RECOMMENDED - Sutton’s Supreme, Epicure, Robin Adair, Red Hebron, Gold Coin, King Edward, Up to Date, Dakota; Arran Banner, Early Rose, Maori Chief. MANURES Superphosphate, Blood and Bone. iiM ’i 3 Spraying Lime, Slugene. ,y pumps, Garden Impleand all the necessities that make for good gardens, are here at prices that more than stand L tfi'j » . - Bssa ■ comparison. Common Sheltons SEED DEPT. SPRAYING 7«v J-VylVt ;»•'< |

CERVICE behind newspaper adver- © ti9fn(? builds steadily increasing business. Advertising draws people to the shop, but bad service drives them away. Before a retailer commences advertising he must ensure that his stocks are right and that his service is up to top pitch, otherwise he will not get full benefit from advertising.

npHERE Is nothing like good adver- j A tising to kill a bad product and bad advertising to kill a good product. ! Buyers to-day can rely that traders appreciate the value of truth in advertising. and lines that stand the test of regular advertising can be bought with safetyl