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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17809, 7 July 1923, Page 20

Influenza Epide •WARE OF RISING TEMPEftaI "Tbenfa no A say* Dr.. Ta T *~ » preceded.!™ tare. , . Tab wr T*» CUBICAL 1 It will tell y<n»' medical advice. 2/- to l[2/f JOHN R. PROCTER 0 Opp. Clock Tower

LOYAL OBANGE LODGE. LOYAL ORANGB INSTITOTION JULY CEXEBEATIOjSS.' ..-,-.',- THE ANNICAL- SOCIAL AND DANCE ' will- be held in tie AE T GAL L : E E Y On THURSDAY, JULY -12 th." Grand March, 8 panToes! Items and Scottish. Dtraeias by iniU-knqwa Clhristchurch, Artists. Dancing S-l puu. Tickets: Double- 5», Single 3s. Brace EstalTs Orchestra.-- _~;•. ;j The Annnal Church., Parade *nd ; Ser»iee,j will be he|rt at C-nrham. strees Tfclethodist I Church on JT7LY 15th. Preacher. Bbt. Bra. W. Arthur Hay. Soloist,' Madame G'owerBuraa. Special Anthems iby- Choir under Mr E. Firth, F.8.C.0; Collection, ire aid. «f Orphanage Funds. Parade will 7 -lew* Orange Hall at 2.30 p.m. *&* ; CITY COUNCIL. MAYORAL AT HOME. HIS "Worship the Mayor and the Mayoress.' - will be At Home, at the. City ■CouaciTf Chambers" ,on • WED2.TESBAY.-' Uth July, from 3 to 5 p.m., and from 7.30 to 9:30- pjn. '."•''? WANTED KNOWN. Also repair work done. Cbarg CHBESTGHirBm MOTOR SCHOOL* < 3BT- '• Si. Asaph street, ' near; AnnatrontV Comer. .'■■.-^....JGWfcU© /^AEEIEBS'. .Lichfield : atreefe-,:Stsaui« ■■ ' Phones Air suJanxbaßemdi : charges 'moderate!; c ■ ■'.•.'..."-.•'■i v -:'-'VS;~;iSE-'-for SfeptessnW ..»»'■■ arid' BhAttae£-~-liee*^':-- , &\'W;-.':MM&i; Herbalist, Arm»g&>treei. .. ;',. : "^.:-':'3&s WANTED v i . .increase: vigour,"take-HaE'a Kils, Purely HaJT, ■ Herbalist,"« Armagh street.; : .^''\ : .--:■: '386 ■f *' using B. -M.-iCoonleyV" Fill psjticnlsM-from.'E. Wf:HsW R Armagh.; street. ," .':-;/. ?' s <i; ; z^^xiiiißti rANTEDKnowii, to e^el-'wina^faßn, Herbalist,; Arma^ ! .'e^«*C;,\^k:/;>^ WANTED • Known—Xhat Kichoieiii and Ca.V\Salsv.starts,- 'ihS^-i»«titihjßi''-^i%fi AMTrHJ Known—Th«t Nichokon and I TT-. Co.*, gala_ : a£aA.i'.&n;.iiiiMrmv^ri''-?*?>{f: TTTANTED -»»'■ Co.V Sale' starta.''thia>roornißguis'yM r, **.vu aowrfS^BwffwcSSlE » «': Cov'«'vSW«-:\atar^ : 'i-tm»;-;.'iwi!rai^-k9r' i y;rj •■ITStANTBD .; :Kno^4^Thit;.'Niel»S»OTl:»^j ',?•■', Co.'s. Sale. .■taxto';thM,.-imoTm^j^9tr:;ifj TjfTAKTEiD ;*|»' C».*« Sa&< «tart»wttii?'moiriaS^' ; :;^;i| . ■. No .Etoesswrev Charges, i. Also tibn in Votdr.~Jhvt^\-ty3fj&?aw&r'tt>:-aji!:\ Chnstcttarch (near. Armstrong's Corner).

FOR wet wmM A Shipment Expressly for Stewart-R<H Here's a wonderful Boot Offer for Men. Theseiti Boots were specially made by Messrs John (% Rushden, England, originally for the Imperial $$ pair bears the Imperial Government stamp-and Jtng stamp. Just the Boots for wet days and rotf|| Cost Imperial Govt. ?"^ Vinson's Price ~ 1500 pairs at - ~s Made of finest English Tan Kip leather, not chron| anteed waterproof. Hand-sewn and reinforced's3 slugs—clinched. The soles of English hard mch thick—the grand old tannage of J our'fj| Expensive, but incomparable. " 't# POSTAGE 1/- EXTRA v% COME AND SEE THESE 800T&3%| THEIE GEAND QUALITY WILL APPEAL TC; M'mt!oMm m% m CASHEL STREET WEST. :;£§