Eat More Fruit.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5366, 19 December 1928, Page 3

Eat More Fruit.

C. W. NICHOLLS. “Eat Mor.e Fruit” is a slogan) that is quite appropriate at the present time', especially so now that a third fruiterer' has come into our mids,t. This thirtl fruiterer, as we mav call him, is a practical vendor, and has had considerable experience in catering for the public both as a vendor and as an auctioneer. For ejght years he was, with the firm of E. C. Day, of Hamilton, and for. some considerable time with the firm of Turner and Growers, one of the; biggest firms i ,n the fruit business in Auckland. APa r t from that, he has travelled to. many places on the globe and studied the fruit business from all pqints of view. He comes to Paeroa unknown, but from the display he has arranged it is obvious that he knows every detail of his calling. He was particularly fortunate qn his arrival here in securing such a good stand, for his business—in the new concrete shop just erected by Mr W. P. Spry, adjoining those of Mr F. C. Blyth and directly opposite the Royal Mail Hotel. His choice; of site and the excellent display of fruit have occasioned much favourable comment. Hi's, motto is ‘.Service,” and being rigjit in the hear to f the fruit business he is just the one to give practical demonstration of his mqtto. Service with civility, and with the- goods to back him up, he is sure to secure a fair share of the business that is qffering, With attention to details, and a personality with strict integrity, it will not nq long before he is as well known throughout the district as the proverbial “town clock.” Quality in accord with price will ever be f<und in this up-to-date fruit-shop. His stocks will be found clean and sound. , A hearty welcome is extended to all to inspect his, stocks, and you cap rely upon your Christmas and) New Year orders being fulfilled in a faithful and painstaking manner. Christmas Remembrance. MRS. FALLON’S GIFT STORE. A visit to the premises of Mrs Fallon, Belmont Road, will reveal a wonderful assortment of Christmas gifts, including the latest anjd most popular makes of pipes, smokers’ requisites, hair-brusnes, manicure sets, handbags, wallets, purses, shaving, sets, collar boxes, and many other lines. The wejl-st'ocked bo.ok shelves contain all the latent fiction in popu-, lar editions, and there is a fine assortment of all the populqr annuals for boys and girl?, besides illustrated papers, magazines, ■ and other peri-; o,dicals. Special attention has been given to Christmas cards, of which there is a splendid assortment. Many useful and practical gigfts are to ■ e found in the wide range of china and glassware displayed, and something unique is being shown in, the new pattern Doulton-ware. The children arc amply catered for in the toy department, where everything that delights, the kiddies can be obtained at prices to suit all purses.