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Shannon News, 12 October 1928, Page 2

Cash and Carry Prices Pollard, bushel lots, 2/8. 25's Flour 5/3. Wheat, 601 b lots 8/-, 301bs 4/2. 2's South African Grape Jam, 1/8. K Tomato Soup, 8d and lld.~ Packets Green Peas for boiling, 3 for 1/4. Cooking Dates first quality, 4d per lb. Semalina Breakfast Food, 7d per packet. Small Weet Bix, i/-. Small packet Granose Biscuits, 1/- each. Bell Tea, 3/1 lb. Sugar, 15/3 for 701bs, 6lbs 1/6. Newberry's Rusks, 1/3 per tin. Pineapple Cubes and Slices, 2 tins for 1/3. Tins Gear Pastes, 7d each. Rice, 41bs for lid. Nelson Sturmer and Delicious Apples, 6d per lb. Macaroni and Vermicelli, 8d per packet. Bacon Rashers, 1/4 per lb. Tins Sardines, 3£4 each, 6 for 1/7. Herrings in Tomato Sauce, Ts lid tin. Jellies, good quality 3d, 5 for 1/-, 2/3 dozen. Walnuts, 1/- per lb. Corn Flakes, 1/1 per packet. THESE PRICES HOLD GOOD UNTIL 8 P.M., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13th. W. H. Gunning & Co, Ltd. SHANNON AND TOKOMARU.

Douglas THE VIBRATIONLESS TWIN. £ls DOWN ami Hde away enjoying all the sport of a motorist. Nq< further starting trouble. The coldest of weather does not effect the DOUGLAS (the Daddy of them all). The easiest started machine on the market to-day. £ls Down. The balance on the easiest terms 'from — FRANKS & CHRISTIE. BALLANCE STREET SHANNON.

TO OUR CUSTOMERS In consequence of the fire which destroyed our premises and stocks on Saturday night, it is impossible for the time being to carry on business, and we wish to apologise to our customers for any inconvenience thereby caused. They are respectfully notified thqt any information required in connection with the business can be obtained at Mr K. Shaw's (ironmonger's) premises next door, where accounts may be paid. It is requested that these be settled promptly to facilitate the rearrangement of the business. A further announcement will *be made shortly. _ J. I nee & Co. "The Drapery" LEVIN