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Shannon News, 1 December 1922, Page 3

F. THOMSON PaiKtSr, PAPERHANGER ' DECORATOR and SIGNWRITER PLIMMER TERRACE. SHANNON. UP-TO-DATE stock of vVallpapers and prepared PAINTS. Exoelfifdr Hat Dye. Dyola Ova GLASS CUT TO ANY SIZE PICTUSRE FRAMING A SPECIALTY F THOMSON FOR ALL PAINTING AND DECORATING CONSULT C. BRIDLE Shannon. BEST OF MATE HI AT W < " ' WORKMANSHIP GF A R VT E!;n.

THE FINAL TEST of any cycle is the service- h -enders on rough roads, hills, and m bad weather. If the workmanship has been honest and th? materials of high -quality, the machine will go through the m.-t with flying colours. THE EXCELSIOR CYCLE at £l2 10 THE EXCELSIOR CYCLE at £l2 10 combines all the qualities that make for the successful test. I have several re’iable SECONDHAND CYCLES, priced from LT» These Machines have been dm roughly overhauled and re-etm melled. Tyres and Tubes are guaranteed in first-class order. Reynolds’ Standard Chains stocked. JIM CRdWtHFR “EXCELSIOR” CYCLE WORKS

Shorter working hours for mother! '‘Tah-ol’’ liquid polish.brightens floors and furniture ini record "time.

"Eet’a hail sun-kissed Spring.’’— Thomas. However, a sunny morning is often followed by -a storhiy afternoon. Be orepared for the vagaries of Spring weather: Keep Baxter’s Lung Preserver always on hand. "Baxter’s” is a well-tried remedy for Spring chills. Possesses remarkable penetrative properties, which root out colds and coughs in quick time. Also » beneficial tonic, 2/6 a large bottle at chemists and stores.—Advt.