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Shannon News, 20 April 1928, Page 1

T. H. KING. •BVBAAX. CABBIKB. WHO ii second to aone for Prompt**** and Reliability. Tr»T«ll«r»' •ample* handHd wltk ear*. BEST HOUSEHOLD COAL AND FIREWOOD. Ord«B can bt left with J. V. Buru, Stationtr.

WANTED. pOR SALE—Rotarex Electric Vacuum Cleaner, new, price £ll. Apply "Shannon News." i RADIO FIENDS, ATTENTION!— We now have 45-volt rechargeable B batteries. See us. —W. 11. Gunning aid. I Co., Ltd. £ASTER HOLIDAYS.—Qur Business premises will open all day Wedneeday, 4th April. Open until 8 p.m. Thursday, sth April. Closed all day Easter Saturday and Easter Monday. Open again Tuesday, 10th-April. Remember late night Thursday.—W. H. Gunning and Co., Ltd. \ P. GREY, Bootmaker, will be removing into premises next door te Shannon Meat Co.'s shop at an early date. CREAM SEPARATORS—6a gait, with stand, £l7 17/-, certified skimming test .01 cream residue, | splash lubricated like a motor ear, all | replacement parts cheap and obtainable | anywhere. Ten days' free trial. Eight machines already in use around Shannon. We will give 10 per cent. (2/- ia •the £) discount for cash. —W. EL Gaining and Co., Ltd. MOTOR REGULATIONS.—AII motorists Bhould read them, but all. car owners have not the time to regulat* their motors, even if they know how. If your car needs regulating don't hesitate to ring up No. 3, or call at Milnes' Garage. RASTER. WEDDINGS and Family" Groups photographed at Shannon or our Levin studio. Make your appoint* ments early.—A. Billens' Sttidio, PaoiV 1655, Levin. UEN'S WORKING BOOTS at Hyde's— Shop from 15/6 to 87/6. Seo the quality. THE PLYING MACHINE, Red Rose. arrived at Sydney on April Ist. : There was a great crowd to welcome the aviators. The New Ford is expected in Levin shortly aTid there is a great crowd waiting to see it. You can now see the photos of this beautiful car at Millies' Garage. £GGS scarce and high'priced, Edmond's Custard Powder 1/2, Foster Clark's 1/2, Cremola 1/6, Bird's egg substitute 10d.—W. H. Gunning and Co., Ltd.; WEAR for Men.—Suits tttm 70/-, Tweed Overcoats 50/-, Waterproof Coats 29/6, Shirts 5/11, Socks 1/3, Ties 1/11. Flannels 5/11, Caps 2/6, Braces 2/6f> Hardwear Trousers 7/11, Cardigans 9/6, Jerseys 12/6, Boots and Shoes from 22/6 at W. H» Gunning eV, Co., Ltd. SELL IT NOW—lntending; buyers of the new Model A Ford, who have a car to trade are invited to place it iu our hands to sell for them now. As we expect an overwhelming number of " trade-ins" when the New Ford arrives. See us to-day about it.—Milnes' Garage. ' . WINTER WEAR for Ladies.—Cardigans 14/6, Check Rubber Coats 21/f. Plain Coloured Coats 19/6, Bond's Hose 2/11, 4/11, 6/11, Silk and Wool Hose 4/6, Cotton Hose 1/11, Singlets 2/6, Bloomers 2/11, . latest coloured Patent Shoes from 24/6 at W. H. Gunning, and Co., Ltd.; QROCKERY CHEAP owing to large stocks being held. We will give> a discount of 10 per cent (2/ in the £1) for cash until further notice. White and g6ld cups and saucers at nett prices. W. H. Gunning and Co., Ltd. WINTER WEAR for Children.—Petone Singlets 5/3, Jersevs 6/11, Cardigans r/11, School Pullovers 9/6, Ties 1/-, Belts <*sd, Rubber Capes 11/6, Check 7£ubber Coats 22/6, School Flannels 2/11 and 3/6.—W. H. Gunning and Co., Ltd. QUR VULCANISING Department is " stilt doing great work. What about your car tyres and tube repairs, and don't ferget those ,jGumboots. Get them fixed before the weather breaks. Don't think it ain't going to rain no moie.—Mil»es' Garage. I ARGE lloz jars peanut butter 1/6 each, quarter lb tins sardines sd, 32 or., nett jars of Scot malt-extraet 3/1, 320 z. jars of malt and oil 3/3. Good loose cocat 1/9 per lb. Gear paste 7d tin.—W. H.' Gunning and Co., Ltd. <vEE the new Summer Shoes the many varied styles at Hyde's Corner Shop.