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Shannon News, 14 July 1922, Page 2

ALDERSEY’S, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER, Corner Shop, Opp. Railway Station. PHONE No. 6. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS FOR CASH In CROCKERY, HARDWARE AND FANCY GOODS, BOOKS, MAGAZINES, Etc., to clear. ENGLISH DINNER PLATES—

From 7/6 hall doz. PUDDING PLATES—From 5/6 half doz. TEA PLATES— From 4/3 half doz. CUPS AND SAUCERS—9/3, 11/ half doz. MEAT DISHES— From 2/6 each CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS, TEA SETS, ASSORTED JUGS, TEAPOTS, PUDDING BOWLS, Etc., all at Greatly Reduced Prices. Also a Few Lines in ENAMEL PANS. HEAVY TIN FRYPANS, etc., at cost price to clear. These are only a few lines-rcalL and see our Stock. CASH ONLY—No Booking at these

prices. ALDERSEY’S. ALDERSEY’S CORNER SHOP, (Opposite Railway).. SHANNON.

Id in the Shilling Discount. NEWSPAPERS DELIVERED to all parts of the town.

UP-TO-DATE STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS. A Well-assorted Stock to choose I roin. WRITING PADS, WRITING PAI?ER, ENVELOPES. ALL SCHOOL REQUISITES.. Rulers, Rubbers, Exercise Books Drawing Books, Pens, Pencils, Set Squares, etc., etc. All the Latest Periodicals, Magazines, Fashion Journals. TOYS, ART CHINA, PICTURES. I. G. VAUGHAN

KEEPING A GOOD TABLE KEEPING A GOOD TABLE KEEPING A GOOD TABLE even for a big family is no effort if you purchase yofur Gro* > ceries where quality is high and prices low. j/A trial will convince you that yoi\r slender p’ftrse .will expand with the saving- effected By D. MURMY GROCE r«, SHANNON. ~ FROS?f^~" BOOT REPAIR, DEPOT, ! ! r . r- 1 Sj BALLANCE STREET, SHANfS’ON. tf H f Tadies’ shoes and Hand-sewn. Work f a Speciality. Only Best English Leather Used.

J. V. BURNS . BOOKSELLER AND STATIONED, SHANNON, SHANNON. New ana Replete Stocks .of STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS. The Shop far Presents. SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOO r L REQUISITES Of Every De scription. If we have not yonr requirements in stock we will .order promptly lor you. Our buisiness is being built up through courteoiisness and attention to customers. BOOKS all the; BOOKS BOOKS - latest* BOOKS J. V. BURNS (Successor to Miss Dunckley),