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Taranaki Daily News, 7 May 1934, Page 10

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TARANAKI’S DEPARTMENTAL STORES C. R.P. - ' ; -7; (THE CUT RATE PROVIDERS, LTD.) / ; thirteen years ago the CUT RATE was opened ift Hawera; it being the avowed determination of the founder to .reduce the Cost of Living. The CUT RATE has proved so successful that Hawera, which was noted as a very high town to purchase groceries in 13 years ago, is now acknowledged throughout,, ‘the country to be the lowest-pri,ced town in the Dominion. Although we maintain that the food of the people, and in fact. populace requires should be sold as cheaply as efficiency makes possible, and although the Managing Director of the “C.R.P.’’,was .the only Taranaki merchant to fight for that- right at the ;P.A.T'A.<Commission some years ago, still we cannot , agree that any single, commodity should be sold under cost of production, nor even at aprice which is proved to be uneconomic. • What is known as Price-cutting-wars on Bread have brOkejfhut from time to time and, in keeping with our promise -that no?customer should ever lose one farthing by their allegiance td : .‘,the , “C.R.P.,”»we have always met or beaten the lowest price. Still;- w® cannot close our eyes to the fact that a fictitious low price is just as iniquitious as a, fictitious high price and we 'further submit : that > while the baker has to pay- a fixed price for his flour and labour,.;and has no other commodity to use as a recovery avenue, that it ‘.is-; inhuman for us to sell the product of his labour at a price which is proved to be uneconomic, unless, of course, we are forced to f dd so by ■ ; ‘ Our first consideration is the Farmer, Civil Servant and Wageearner. While Butter is never sold in this Country under London parity, and whilst we are. striving to better , the conditions of-our Civil Servants and Wage-earner it is ; nothing short of madness-to drive our Bakers to the wall, and their employees upon the scrapheap of unemployment, and so still further increase the Burden, of National Taxation. We state-definitely that there, is nd'relativity between bread and other commodities. We stand four-square against price fixation in a general sense, but all the laws of equity, humanity and common justice are marshalled i against exploiting the only source of existence of a section, of our people. ' We have, therefore, to agree to sell bread at— • '• . ■ .■■ ■_ ‘ ; 1/-PER 4LB. LOAF, ’ 1 !*7. but our large army of customers can rest assumed.that if, and when, bread is sold cheaper the “C.R.P.” LTD. will: be on the job. • WE WONT BE UNDERSOLD. THREE BIG BARS FIRST GRADE SOAP, 1/-. ’ 200 LB. SACK BEST SUTTON SJ. POTATOES, 14/11. WINDSOR SALT LICK, 7/11 PER 56LBS. BEST QUALITY PORK SAUSAGES, 7d LB. SATURDAYS. S CANADIAN GUM BOOTS, 13/6 PAIR. PETROLEUM JELLY, 4LB. TIN 2/3. /.’.'• MEN’S 90/- BLUE OVERCOATS 39/11. BEST QUALITY COCOA, 91d LB. 9 WOMEN’S FAST COLOUR SMOCKS, 5/11 FOR 3/11. > MEN’S TWEED SUITS, 25/11. • ’’ MEN’S TWO WAYE SHIRTS, 9/6 FOR 5/11. ■' "A" //. “ ' . BEST ALGERIAN OATS, 4/5 .PER BUSHEL. ’ ■——■ — ■ . RALLY ROUND THE ONE AND ONLY OUT RATE. RALLY ROUND THE ONE AND ONLY CUT RATE. -A... IMITATED OFTEN! EQUALLED NEVER I