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Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 20, 6 April 1938, Page 3

WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF NOTIFYING THE PUBLIC WE HAVE TAKEN OVER THE BUSINESS PREVIOUSLY OWNED BY MESSRS. SHALFOON BROS. AND BEG TO STATE THAT WE ARE AT ALL TIMES READY TO MEET THEIR REQUIREMENTS, UPHOLDING THE HIGH TRADITION FOR QUALITY, COMPETITIVE PRICES, AND PROMPT AND COURTEOUS ATTENTION HELD BY OUR PREDECESSORS. SHALFOON & FRANCIS GENERAL MERCHANTS YOUR VUXm WEARING UNSHRINKABLE PRESSURE FILLED i>y I*o DOWN Q 0 ATTRESS NT UA smms FmM cmpe 'HIS PAPER IS A BRAND NEW VENTURE AND WE WISH IT THE ;AME SUCCESS WHICH HAS BEEN ENJOYED BY THE MANUFAC'URHRS OF THE. FAMOUS “DURODOWN” MATTRESS WHICH HAS SEEN ON THE MARKET FOR OVER 20 YEARS. IF Y T OUR PRESENT BED IS UNCOMFORTABLE BUY A “DURODOWN”, WE TOCK THEM. . C Pipe, FURNISHER. THE POST OFFICE IS OPPOSITE, BETTER SHOES FOR THE FAMILY Every member of the family will find it quite a pleasure to select new season’* footwear at tbi* store. We are showing the season’s very newest and best styles, and our prices are most reasonable. Come in to-day ■nd try on a few pairs. - \ V » JJ 2 < CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES— I Bar or Lace. BROGUES—“MATCHLESS” from 11/9 to 15/6. WOMEN’S COURT SHOES—The latest in Suedes, and Claes Kids priced from 21/- a pair, MEN’S and! BOYS’ SHOES in Tan or Black—Best Quality. TRY US FIRST FOR PRICE AND SATISFACTION. ANDERSON’S SHOE STORE PHONE 245. 0 POTIKI. PHONE 245,