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Shannon News, 19 October 1928, Page 2

Cash and Carry Prices Green Peas for boiling or planting, 5d per pkt, 4 for 1/7. Muscat Seeded Raisins, 5d pkt, 3 for 1/2. Pts Worcester Sauce, lOd, Quarts 1/4. Pts. Tomato Sauce, 1/- bottle. 32 oz. Tins First Grade Peaches, 1/5 tm. Pkts lodised Salt, 7d. . 32 oz. tins Seconds Peaches, 1/4. Rennet Tablets, genuine Danish, 7d per tube. Evaporated Apricots, from lOd per lb. Arrowroot, lid per lb. Walnuts, 1/- per lb. Prunes, 3 lbs for 1/-. Sardines |- lb tin 6d, 3 for 1/5. • Grape Nuts, 1/5 pkt. Half Gallon tins Gooseberries m syrup 1/9. 1 Gallon Tin Gooseberries in syrup, 2/10. Half Gallon tin Black Currants, 2/-. Coffee Essence, 1/4 Bottle. Small Pkts Granose \/-r Tins Tongues, 1/6 each. 25's Flour, South Island, 5/3 each. Rice, 31bs for lid. Greek Sultanas (first grade), 8d lb. Best Quality Bone China Tea Cups and Saucers, lOd each nett. ' Bath Soap, large cake sd. Carbolic Toilet Soap 4d, 3 cakes for lid. All Crockery less 10 per cent, for cash. ALL PREVI6US LISTS iCANCELLED. These Prices hold good until 8.0 p.m. Saturday, October 20th. V. H. Gunning & Co, Ltd. SHANNON AND TOKOMARU.

Douglas mum £ls DOWN and ride 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.

FIRE SALVAGE SALE. 9 a.m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20th. 9 a.m. Central Buildings, Opposite Parker; Vincent's. Whilst our huge stocks suffered severely through the receht fire, in addition hundreds of tons of water poured into the building before the fire was subdued. Part of the stock is only damaged by water; some of it is in splendid condition. The result is that we'll unload the biggest swag of thumping bargains ever offered in Levin. Time there is not to enable us to give you a full idea of what there is in store for you. Waste no time getting here. . On SATURDAY, sharp at 9 a.m., we'll throw open bur, new doors in CENTRAL BUILDINGS, opposite Parker, Vincent's, and the mad glad rush for a RECORD BREAKING BARGAIN SCRAMBLE will start. Delay means disappointment. Push in at 9 a.m. NOTE: No 'Phone orders will be accepted, and no children under 14 will be admitted at 9 a.m. 33-inch English CBEPE in Colours, 6d per yard. Only soiled on edge. MEN'S ODD COATS, 2/6 each. Coloured FTJGUETTE, plain, Id per yard. 64-inch PUEE LINEN DAMASK, 1/6 per yfard. 1 Only Plain Coloured TABLE CLOTH, 2/6. Boys' ALL WOOL SHORTS, 1/- and 2/6 pair. Beautiful COTTON VOILES, 6d and 1/- per yard. Boys' GEEY JEESEYS, If- Each. Boys' GEEY COTTON SHIRTS, 3d each. Large Size MARCELLA QUILTS, absolutely clean, like new, 11/9. WHITE HONEYCOMB QUILTS, 6/9 each. Men's FUR FELT HATS, 2/6 each. - 40 x 40 PEINTED TABLE CLOTHS, 1/11 Each. Once again, don't be late. Cut out breakfast if necessary, but get in at 9 a.m. J. INCE & CO., Central Buildings, Levin. < OUR WINDOWS ALWAYS TELL THE STORY.