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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16726, 8 January 1920, Page 3

|To-Morrow( ■li riiiiiiiiiiiiil!lllHilllllllll!lllliilili!!iilllllillllllllll!lllllllllllllllllllllllliHllllll I m ao3!CDllB " ■ ■ """' BARGAIN DAY I 1 sic I The First Bargain Day of the New Year. The old ] policy maintained of specially reducing in price standseasonable, and reliable goods for the .one day only in each month. This January Bargain Day will be welcomed by many, as summer apparel and holiday requisites will be featured in all departments of theD.I.C. • Discount for Cash as usual complete C £ li -v-l.™ ' lj

AIM FOR 1920=% We aie striving for a better, brighter service G than ever before—more conveniences tor ooi :© fam customers, and better facilities for handling the MHOTIt *> /®| constantly increasing volume of trade which Wflpft/|.V h|| centres round our store. (Jnl Make HANNAH'S Ypnr IjjM M Footwear Store For Is2o v In the past we have always endeavoured to \,/m serve our customers with the best footwear Mr Up* that money can buy, at the smallest margin of profit, and.we shall continue along these lines during 1920. We Wisfc to express Appreciation to our Car tamers for their valued support in the past and can promise them aa eoen better stroke for 1920. Prompt and reliable repairs 0 sHosfsrst. WcA-Zg 117 Casfce! Street - Christchurch I BEWARE OF Pure Bedding is as necessary as pure air and good food. A. J. White Ltd. have always specialised in Bedding, and their newly-installed labour-saving machinery enables them to sell at these LOW PRICES* KAPOC MATTRESSES— Full Size 47/6 ... Single 37/6 BORDERED KAPOC MATTRESSES— Full Size 70/- ... Single 55/THE PREMIER FURNISHERS • CHRISTCHORCH fob good plumbing Successor to T. Banks. TRY GEO. STENING PLUMBING BRANCH 958 CASBKL. BTKIKT Tramp* Mi HutllfTtWJ l«f IM (Mot to RothorfleW Hotel) Tfco« MM gmg

The Hon. E. W. Parker, chairman of Dalgetv and Co., speaking at the recent meeting of the company in London, reminded shareholders that there was a very strong movement going on in Australia now for increasing salaries. It had begun with bank clerks, and a strong movement was going on to get a higher scale of salaries. That was a question which had to be faced, and the general manager and himself, when in Australia, -would havo the opportunity of facing it and doing the best they could. Expenses would not be increased more than necessary. The Board always kept a severe check on the expenses of the colonial officers when they camo hoire for review in London. The figures were very carefully scrutinised, and the Board would continue to act on the same lines.

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