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Shannon News, 29 March 1923, Page 1

ALDERSEYS OPP. RAILWAY STATION. 1 i SI ' CAKES ANDi SWEETS. FRUIT CAKE Froml/2 per lb. SpOHGE CAKE Froml/3 per lb. Always Fresh: v “ Only best quality of 1 SWEETS .kept i in stock. '<

WANTEDS. > METHODIST CHURCH. SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923: Morning, 11 o’clock: Mr Ghrystal, Foxton. * Evening,* 7 o’clock: Mr Banks, Fox- . ton. PRESBYTERIAN! CHURCH s@nvicES.urK: ,SUNDAY, ; APRIL I,' 1923. ■: Morning, 11 a.m.;.Rev..A. F. Stewart. Afternoon, 2.30 p.m.: Sunday) School Evening, 7 p.m.: Rev. A. F. Stewart. WANTED TO SELL—Boy’s Pony, ‘5-year-old, well bred.—-Apply W. n-. Gunning.: ; • : LOST— A- Horse-cover; in Grey St.; branded W.G.,—Finder rewarded on returning to W. Gardner. TO : ALL • 1 DRUIDS.—If possible try ■and attend Lodge Meeting on THURSDAY) Evening > Next at ’ 8.15, *to hear the Delegates’ report on Druids’ Conference :.recently held at Palmerston North. CALL and inspect Drapery at prices that will astound you.— C. T. Harvey, Ballance Street (late Murray’s). WHEN the skirting boards, doors or architraves begin .to look dull, try a little home renovation. Stains and Varnishes are easy to apply. Articles of furniture can be brightened up the same way. Varnishes and Stains of every t description obtainable at Shaw’s, Levin’s Ironmonger.

GREAT REDUCTIONS in Tailormade Suits at A. de Luen and Co.’s. . Suits from £7 15/, £B, £9, £9 10/. All Suits? and. Costumes made on the premises.-—A. de Luen • and C 0.,; Shannon. DRAPERY— C. T. Harvey has opened up a , supply of Drapery in premises (late. Murray’s),, Ballance Street, Shannon. Easter weddings. —We can Photograph ...your Wedding, at Shannon or. at our ..Levin. Studio.— Billens’ Studio, Phone 165, Levin. COSTUMES .from, £8 10/, Skirts £1 10/, Riding. Coat and Breeches from £9 10/, Divided Skirts from £2 10/. Only the best of material used.; at A. de Luen and Co.’s. SEWING.— MESDAMES NICOL and ; ' VAUGHAN are prepared to do all kinds of Sewing at reasonable charges. Terms: Cash on delivery. BERRYMAN’S, Palmerston North, is the address to write to for anything in the Musical Line.. We pay postage if you mention this paper. PICKLING- - SEASON:—MaIL Vinegar, 3/ gallon. Mixed Pickling Spice, 4oz tins Bd.—At Gunning’s. — EEEP YOUR'GRAMOPHONE up to date.' Send for some new Records. We have the latest—Berryman’s, Palmerston Norfln?? MASLIN PANS, Judge .Brand, 20in 17/6; 24in 20/. Atla&: ; Jam Jars, pints 7/9, quarts 10/6 per doz.-r-At Gun ning’s. TOMATOES, S/B per case; Pears and - Preserving Fruits in season.— At Gunning’s. TT7ANTED KNOWN.—That I use • ▼» only. i. the a best material.—C. Bridle, Painter and Decorator, GOOD -Selection Toilet Ware at cut prices.—Gunning and oC., Ltd. LARGE assortment of Framed 1 Pictures in oak. Oval-framed Cupids and landscapes. Patent Standfast. Photo Frames. Floor Stains, Enamels. Gold and Aluminium Paints at F. Thomson’s,: ■ Painter and Paperhanger, Plimmer Terrace, Shannon. Phone 74. a silver-plating liquid. Cleans and silver-plates in one process. - Makes tarnished Electroand silverware * look like new. Obtainable at F. Thomson’s, Painter and Pdperhanger, Plimmer Terrace, Shannon. Phone 74.