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Cromwell Argus, 16 August 1926, Page 3

The "Better Loaf." The natural Product of the Golden Grain from— Aitken's Bakery, Clyde AND CKOMWELL. JACK METCALFE begs to announce that he has entered into possession of the ceutrally-situated Crown Hotel. Country visicors specially catered for. A HOME AWAY FROM HOME. Good liquors. Good beds. TERMS Good meals. ' MODERATE Address all correspondence to P.O Box 220, CROWN HOTEL, ('Phone 978). DUNEDIN Jack Metcalfe, Proprietor ARE YOU BOOKED FOR DUNEDIN IN NOVEMBER OR DECEMBER. If your plan is to go to the Exhibi. tion its full time to see J. WTorrance about your suit. The New Suitings for spring have arrived and many attractive weaves are found in tho wide range of worsteds and tweeds. We expect a rush of orders for November and December so dont procrastinate—order now and be assured of an early delivery. The same good cut, genuine work manship and fine fabrics, characteristic of Torrance Built Suits. J. W. TO &R ASS OS, TAILOR ■• CROMWELL. (A Card) BRODRICK & DAWSON. Solicitors - - Cromwell Bowie's Buildings, Corner Melmore Terrace and Sligo Street. Money to lend at current rates. [A Card], W. A. KARI IW, Solicitor. CLYDE. Attend? Alexandra, Clyde, Ophir Cromwell, Roxburgh and Oueenstown Courts. Money to lend on freehold security. TH.ITECNE 9, ( LYI E-