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Mt Benger Mail, 21 September 1938, Page 3

LADIES AND CHILDRENS DRESSMAKING At Reasonable Rates. MRS JOHN DUNCAN, Box 85 .. .. Roxburgh. Mum is Delighted “I’m glad Dad we changed to the TIP-TOP STORE, now we can save enough to buy a Radio, one of those ALL-WAVE EKCOS at £l9 10s.” “Not a haj idea Mum, but Dave and me are going to give you a bigger surprise, just wait till we save enough—and it won’t be long.” “And Dad, have you seen their window —all the things you can buy for a shilling? They’re great. Dave and you should buy some of those Razor Blades —20 for a 1/- and when you’re in get me one of those Bun Trays—the’re only 1/- too.” J. H. UREN PROPRIETOR MONEY TO LEND On approved security at lowest current rates. L. J. 0. ARTHUR, Solicitor .. . • Heriot. ~T Mr I. A. Arthur, LL.B. visits Roxburgh every Friday. BUSINESS NOTICE Full Stocks of LINTON & ROXBURGH COAL and FIREWOOD JOHN M. GALVIN General Carrier and Coal Merchant FRANK B. VERCOE ROXBURGH BAKERY QUALITY BREAD and all classes of Small Goods baked daily. Small Goods and Pies a —SpecialtyTry our Summer Drinks and Ice Creams BUSINESS NOTICE MT. BENGER MAIL OFFICE Larger premises have been taken next to Robb’s Garage FOR ALL JOB PRINTING WORK Call at the Office or Ring ’Phone 69 M. BRIAN M. JEFFERY, Manager. Ask us for a Quote on your Next Printing Order Satisfaction Assured Co-operation in Administration, Although the Pnbik Trust Office is completely staffed witk experts who give their best pro* fessional and personal attention to the various matters of administration, the Public Trustee welcome# the appointment of advisory trustees, ancb as the family solicitor or a business colleague, to co • operate {n administering estates requiring specialized knowledge. Trustee CHURCH SERVICES Methodist and Presbyterian Churches. Roxburgh: 11 a.m. Rev. Heggie 7 p.m.: Rev. Jordan. In Methodist Church. Coal Creek, 3 p.m.: Rev. Jordan. Ettrick 11 a.m.: Rev. Jordan. 7 p.m. Lay Supply. Millers Flat, 7 p.m,: Rev, Heggie,