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Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 52, 4 March 1944, Page 7

i uk. =■' a In war, as in peace . . . SERVICE and SATISFACTION War conditions continue to cut a rift across tlie lives of all of us. “Business as usual” entails more and increasingly heavy demands on time and restricted personnel. Yet, just as through the years past, we as retailers, have served you faithfully with the “New when it was new,” today we continue to search out only the best and latest merchandise it’s possible to find. • SERVICE and SATISFACTION sum up the numerous reasons why so many of our customer friends continue to visit as for today’s essential requirements. By shopping at a Store which has been recognised for efficiency and high-quality merchandise since 1902 you too make certain of obtaining best value for your money ... a policy that will stand you in good stead also, during the difficult times till Victory. YOUR LEADING OUTFITTERS.

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