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Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 65, 18 March 1910, Page 6

>n. ® Bargains ATTHE D.C.A 23rd Half-yearly Sale. -COMMENCINGDRAPERY MILLINERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, ETC. PRICES REDUCED TO THE LOWEST When you see our TEMPTING OEEERS you'll go down into your pocket with a smile ! SOT ARE ALWAYS NOTED FORUNPARALLELED BARGAINS In absolutely Reliable, Clean and Up-to-date Neglect your housework if necessary BUT Don't miss this Great Opportunity. EXAMINE THE SALE BILLS. THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS BTJT THE YEEY BEST ARE SECURED B^ ■ The Dannevirke Co-Operative Association, Limited. The Big Departmental Store. DANNEVIRKE. FRUIT & CONFECTIONERY. A. HULENA I BEG to notify the Public that 1 have taken over the business carried on by A. W. Jonea, as a FIRST-CLASS FRUITERER. Supplies of fruit in season. Confectionery a speciality. MRS M. PETERSEN. Address:; Next to Gaulton's. WANTED Known—All printing A" TTTTTjT^TST work turned out smartly at * UUUJJI^I the Advocate office. SOUTH NORSEWOOD. JjL at Lowest Prices in South Norsewood. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, FURNITURE, FANCY GOODS. A large variety of Couches and Easy Chairs. New and Second-hand Bicycles always on hand.