Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Shannon News, 5 April 1928, Page 4

Outstanding Values are Seen in the Following Lines. They show a closing down on High Prices. You can buy better here. MEN’S FAWN FLEECY LINEN SINGLETS AND PANTS; 3/11 Each. BOYS’ HEAVY GREY TWEED SUITS, for real wearing qualities, size 6. .23/6 up. Three special numbers in WHITE FLANNELETTE. 30 inch, 1/3. . 35 inch, 1/6. 36 inch, 1/11. HOLIDAY SUIT CASES, extra strong fibre cane. 22 inch, 7/6. 24 inch, 8/-/ 26 inch, 8/6. MEN’S SMART FELT HATS, the most popular shades, 8/6, 12/6 each. THE WORKING SOCK that appeals, in Army Grey. 1/6 Pair. “The Drapery LEVIN »* Our Windows Always tell the Story

Chevrolet sales for 1927 reached the amazing total of over one million. This spectacular achievement is due entirely to the public’s endorsement of Chevrolet s fundamental policy, which is:— ••to produce a quality car that is truly modern in design —satisfying in appearance and performance-sturdy, staunch, dependable and economical—yet so low in price that it will be within reach of the majority of the people. N.Z. Registrations lor Nov. 8 Dec. Duplicating the amazing success achieved by the New and Most Beautiful Chevrolet in every market of the World, New Zealand registrations, following the introduction o; the new mode! in the middle of October, topped those of every other make by subatantial margins.' This, in spite of the fact that the unprecedented demand left the New Zealand assembly plant temporarily handicapped for stocks and orders have been, and are being, filed and filled in the order in which they are received. Tourer £217 10/- Coach £257 10/-. Roadster £227 10/-. Sedan £277 10/-. LEVIN