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Shannon News, 15 May 1923, Page 2

The first intimation we receive of the approach of Winter is a seeming sparseness of Blankets. That time is with us NOW. Therefore, in vour own interests call and inspect our stocks We have been fortunate in securing a large stock by leading colonial makers and we pass the benefit of our judicious buying on to you peruse thlse prices and then act with a view of participating in the earliest selections. Blankets and Quilts BEST QUALITY WHITE BLANKETS, Single, 30/- to 35/-; Double, 42/to 48/6. EXTRA LARGE SIZE 52/- to 65/ EIDERDOWN AND KAPOC QUILTS ARE SIMILARLY REDUCED IN PRICES. BOYS’ HEAVY WOOLLEN JERSEYS in Grey, Navy and Heather. DOCTOR FLANNELS in Emerald, Henna, Brown, Marone and Saxe. 3/11 per yard. LADIES’ KNITTED WOOLLEN HOSE, 2/9 and 3/6 pair. LADIES' CASHMERE HOSE—ALL LEADING MAKES AT MODERATE PRICES. LADIES’ ROSLYN COMBINATION AND SINGLETS AT SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES. Beautiful selection of COATS for Ladies and girls. These are of the newest materials and are smartly cut. WRITE OR CALL TO-DAY, STATING YOUR REQUIREMENTS. J. H. Fargher & Co ■‘THE HOUSE OF DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE,’* Shannon !■

1923 promises better times, bu t one watchword should be. economy. Economy'never meant the hoarding of money, hut when you can save a few pence or a lew shillings on your everyday purchases, and. utilise the money thus saved to provide ex.ra comforts or luxuries for the home, you have indeed caught the true economic spirit. We on our part buy our goods in the best markets and sell them at the lowest prices possible, so that you will surely find us to be THE STORE. OF ECONOMY Try our TEA. For freshness of flavour and good liquoring qualities it is unbeatable. When your guests comment upon its excellence, do noi fail to recommend our Store. But above all, get the true Co-operative Spirit. . Our success is the public’s benefit. Help us to keep down the cost of living by taking shares in the Society. Full information from the Mana ger. Shannon Co-Operative Cash

❖ I These are Tyr ;s that I have my Practical 1 Recommendation. m I Y 3/3 i *5» A man enters a sales business to get customers and to keep them, it is simple enough to effect a sale once, but the con t m V a . Uon^F e of lhat customer will depend first and last oil the VALUE he gets. It has been, and always will he, our aim to sell a satisiactoiy aitide. And we unhesitatingly recommend the BARNETT GLASS NEW BAR-TREAD "BOOMERANG” TYRES. These are the “good all-round” lyres (and tubes) lor motor cars, , motor cycles and cycles, and have the famous ‘‘Boomerang tread. t They are made by the founders of the rubber industry in Austral- j asi a* and can be absolutely depended upon tor MAXIMUM SLItV ICE. j A. H GEORGE "THE PRACTICAL ENGINEER,” PHONE .1. SHANNON. ■■■ *♦>♦> ■■■■ <♦♦!♦♦>■■■»<♦❖♦>