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Press, Volume L, Issue 15037, 4 August 1914, Page 13

The Best Styles —Best Vaiyes. » Earnest, sincere effort w the direction of value-giving, wndoubtetfiy account* for the ever-increasing business of •«»• store Out policy is not to sell the CHEAPEST goods—true economy does not lie m that direction—but we do sell the BEST good* at the lowest prices, and this is what our customers appreciate. For the new season our buyers stationed in London have again sent us th« very latest and best ———■ —Styles for Spring —- 1 These are on board the S.S. Ruapehu and will be all ready for inspection in the I course of a day or two. Many Smart Models in Millinery have already arrived. Call in and see them, if only to acquaint yourself with the •^W^aP*. 5,— r ——■■—*■u—■ inii^— ——— —t— —j——ssss—a— —S—bsi sM» jhhlism im ■>— ssss-ssgsw— —as—s—ss—S—■ 9 ' JK_J_|»»»J-""'

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TO THE FRUIT GROWER The name BEAN on a pump means simply this—** the best | that can be produced for the purpose." There is no other I line which can compete for Efficiency and Durability. I The man who operates a Bean "Magic" is working against | only one-half the pressure indicated on the gauge, in all | other pumps he is compelled to work against the full | pressure indicated. | ■ j SBND FOR CATALOGVB | I SOLE AGENTS |