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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 283, 9 November 1906, Page 3

' ' ' ■ - •• KAWHIA SBTTLBR. Hr SmrtoiMt Cwhmi wHI he CrrM « OooiMer«i*l Adveittiwawata displayed ai IF YOW Menay W»st Basta*™ Wgat a Partner "Waat a Sitearioa Waat a set rant Giri Waa» ta Mell • Piano Want' t« btiy. a Hurs* Want t* k«y or mUI Share* Waat. te Mil aay Prcferty Want t* sell Roaeehold Farsitnr* Wait te fi»d CMtawers for AajrtMag AdvtrtiM in th* * Settler.' Adverttaiag will gai* a*w anvtemars Adr*rti*iag will keep old easterners Advertisiag liberally always pays Adverriwiig mak«s s«c*e«seasy A (iv*rtisi»g b«g*ts eonlidsnoe Advertising shews-energy Adverttring shews pluck .Advertising means bit. Advartise then long Adv*rti*» always Advertise well Advertise -A, NOW. IDITOBIAL WPABTMWT. ' Rnles for tbs r.f I Snbk-onibors and CorreqnndetH*. ; * Wsii»! ear* exenOasi regard ■ r Lo bjae ine jne»rt;oii of 'ha ■ ptwpi svtara- tte-uftt u*j6d?uSi»^B»a*ive«, r ( sihl«- for the acn•irue» , '.iot ot Advi»-tir.p _ men r* throagh accident er etiser ?*ase«, aad ih« pr*prie:ers reserve j.? tbamsfiyes th* rlgha *f onutUsg Advartiaansea* that they my deem undesirable. The apmber *f insertions mast be marked ia the manaseript. Woea tki* is aot don* it wfll be Hnderstaod that th* notices are te remain in until i»aut*?maud*d, and eh&rg*d far assardlagiy, Bub*«ribart will not* that sabseriptittia •an only tea di«eeatinn*d at th* end of * Suarter, a«oompaai*d by th* whole amount ue wp-to-d*>*. Information *f al kind*, verbal or written, will be thankfully received, but we do net gaaranto* to publish everything. Maaiuieript most bo written plainly, on one aid* of th* pap*r only, and each felio should b* namb*rod. Oar* in writing th* initials and namoa of persona, 4u>.. isadway* anaaciatan** in d**iph*ring, aad pravabts Mandan;JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT 1. »wek«l wiA t Sftaaiid of NEW A UP-TO-DATE TYP®. Oar wprk ia taraed oat in Tip-Top Style At Tory Reaaonable Prieu. NOTE AN EXPERT'S OPINION ON OUR WORK. i" Allow mo to compliant t yw on tho exceilonoe of your 1 6 Zr.

ESTIMATES GIVEN. A TRIAL SOLICITED. Printing by press or by machine, Printing well done by quire or ream, Printing in bliok, printing in white. Printing in colours sombre or bright, Prlntiug prospectuses, posters and bills, Printing for *gs«t»» for stores and for mills. Printing for churches, school parties too, Printing for any who’ve printing to do, Printin g announcement* for concert* and balls. Printing to past* on trees or on walls, Printing of cards when you want to get 'sWHehed/ If you get good wife you’ll aeon be eurieaed. Printing for drapers, fer groeers, for dll, Prietic for thora who are ' after the ball.’ Printing of fo- ms, all sort* you can _et, L*«al, commeraial, or house* to let. “ To discontinue advenumg.'* say? John Wanamaker, the millionaire, “ p like taking down your sign. If you want to do busiuesH you must let tb? people knot? it. Standing advertise ments. when frequently changed, arcbetter and cheaper than ru&diug noti cos. They look more substantial , and business like, and inspire confi dence. I would as soon think of doing business without a clerk as with out advertising.” This is advice which all business men would do well to follow, but it must be borne n mind that the advertising medium must be the best obtainable. We can confidently say that in consequence of its large circulation, Th* Kawru Bani*r is one of the best papers to advtrfaM in.