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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 423, 14 November 1930, Page 12

AND NOW IT’S THE D.l.C.’s TURN—-HALF-PRICE DAY TO-DAY Marvellous as To-day’s Half Price Offers are we are not giving anything away nor are we offering anything but new. clean up-to-date stock as usual. Everybody knows it is necessary to make a reasonable profit to keep business going. Tinies are - difficult—certainly, but by makingspecial efforts and concentrating on advantageous cash buying the D.I.C. is able to meet the financial depression with lower prices to the public and a reasonable return on sales. D.I.C. HALF PRICE DAY TO-DAY

piGS. piGS. piGS. THOMAS BORTHWICK * SONS • (A’ASIA) LIMITED. WAITARA FREEZING WORKS. RECEIVING DATES FOR NOVEMBER. 1930. TUESDAYS: Waverlev, November 18. 25- i Dec. 2/ NOTE: We are not receivers of pigs fed on j foods containing fish oil or fish meal. Representative Waverley & Waitotara Districts: C. Webster, Waverley. Representative Wanganui & Wangaehu Districts: B. P. Kenny, Wangaehu. NOTE: We sell Poultry and Pig Food. Highly recommended. A little goes a long way. Try lewt. Price, 12s. per cwt. on rail, Waitara. For further particulars apply to Buyers, or direct to— THOMAS BORTHWICK & SONS (A*ASIA) LTD., WAITARA All loud noises, especially drums and fifes, barking dogs, and harsh motor horns, are forbidden in the streets of Deauville, the famous French resort.