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Waikato Times, Volume 110, Issue 18407, 14 August 1931, Page 10

HAMILTON TOBACCONISTS MEET THE “PRICE-CUTTER” ■ ■ - ■' - " 1 - — " A. J \gmSi * v /h V ~ e lilk r zj||ylL W"' ; 45 FROM TODA Y / > AH POPULAR LINES OF CIGARETTES AND [j ® ** TOBACCOS, which are sold at cut prices by a | jßfej . It number of trading concerns, CAN NOW BE PUR- \l >fi CHASED AT THE SAME LOW PRICES FROM THE % Jgjffi HAMILTON TOBACCONISTS EVERY PENNY SPENT at any of the undermentioned tobacconists . remains in Hamilton. Every Penny spent at a cut rate store assists, in almost every case, to build up the wealth of a few monopolists. YOU PAY NO MORE WHEN YOU BUY YOUR ,*dMk WSP SMOKES FROM A HAMILTON TOBACCONIST W \ZF << EBB KEEP YOUR MONEI IN HAMILTON '’ ■ “' 1 ' 1 THE ATTEMPTS of Hamilton Tobacconists to Maintain Fair Trading IsW ' 11 have been Violated by the Cut Rate Selling of “ Side=liners,” whose tW® Interests are Not to Hamilton’s Benefit. W h \>A "< I 1 Many Hamilton Families are Dependent on the Success of the Established R ' V. Yf \ ■•" Tobacco Retailers, very much more than in the case of the Price Cutters, , / '- y 1 \ whose Main Reason for Selling at Practically Cost Price is to Popularise, ' ) - their Shops. iffi “IT COSTS BUY YOUR TOBACCO FROM A “IT COSTS "° “°“ •' TOBACCO SPECIALIST.” "° ” ol,e " |f f'i SUPPORT YOUR HAMILTON TOBACCONIST /"The Following Tobacconists Meet the “Price-Cutter.”J W. Oemyiv A. H. Michell Riddell O. Branton A. G, Forbes W. A. Jordan C. Ja.ckson T. &A. Price F. Williams J. Hed&ecock J. Parlane & Co. <J. Emerson E. Foynton C. Cooper T. Carter