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Digger (Invercargill RSA), Issue 11, 28 May 1920, Page 15

CHEAP MEAT. ONLY PRIMEST QUALITY, BEEF AND MUTTON. AT EVERYBODY'S BUTCHERY. A. CUNDALL, Proprietor. For several years Manager City Meat Co. (Kelvin St. one door from Esk St.) "yyTIERE DID YOU GET THAT LOVELY FRUIT? THAT HANDSOME BOX OF SWF.ETS ? THOBE BEAUTIFUL PALMS AND ASPEDISTRAS ? WHY AT WELSH'S FRUITERER AND CONFECTIONER, TAY STREET. THEY HAYE ALSO CLEANEST AND BEST OF FOUNTAIN DRINKS. A. E. HOBBS, Proprietor Thone — 400. CONFECTIONERY, T ARGE VARJETY OF ASSORTED BOXES At F. C. Jarvis, "EXCELLA," DEE STREET Next Bank N.S.W. 'Phone — 1370. . Books to Read. 1I7ITH Winter coming on apace vve tuni VV our attention to BOOKS — Books oi interest. Here are some of the latest in tlie popular bound edition : — "The Woman's Way," "Lorrie," by Chas. Garvice. "Hie Girl whco was too Good Looking." "The Wrong Mr Right," by Bertha Ruck. "The Stepmother," by Annie S. Swan. "Round the Corner in Gay Street," "The Indifference of Juliet," "Mrs Red Pepper," "The Second ' Yiolin," by Grace R.ichmond. "Black Rock," by Ralph Connor. "Red Men and White," "Lady Baltimore," by Owen W'ister. "Eric Brighteyes," "Cleopatra" "Heart oi the World," "Swallow," by H. Rid« Haggard. "The Trampled Cross," "The Man Who Rose Again," by Joseph Hoeking. "The Retnrn of Sherlock Holmes," by A Conan Doyle. All at 2/6. 3/- posted. Gardner & Son, TAY AND KELVIN STREEIE, INVERCARGILL