BUSINESS NOTICES ROY H. HARP (Agent r or Ibbotson Bros.) EXPERT CYCLE AND MOTOR-CYCLE MECHANIC Miehelin Tyres 7s 6d Oil Lamps 2s 9d Mlelieliti Tubes 2s lid Solution 6d TRICYCLES FROM £3 5s Od CYCLES FROM £5 19s 6d ELECTRIC CYCLE LAMPS 7s 6d Note the Address: NEXT EOSSAD'S, MAIN ST., HUNTLY NOTICE THE “ Huntly Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd.,” which has gone into voluntary liquidation, has no connection with the “Huntly Press Co., Ltd.,” the proprietors of the Huntly Press newspaper and printing business, which purchased the business from the former Company as from Ist June, 1931. A. WARBURTON, . Manager, Huntly Press Co., Ltd. £-X. ALDER, Jr. UNDERTAKER Complete Funeral Services MOTOR- H EAUSE, HUNTLY Vi essages may be left at residence, in Ralph Street. NOTICE To Country Correspondents rjAiE MANAGEMENT would A he greatly obliged if their country correspondents would please send in their copy at least a rlay before the date of publication, to reach the office, say, on Monday and '! hursday mornings. Otherwise the hour of publication is likely to be delayed, and transport connections lost. EBBETT MOTORS, LTD, HUNTLY' and at HOOD ST. HAMILTON USED CARS Chevrolet l{ ton, good b>dy £65 Essex 6 Roadster, with Dickey seat, mechanically sound £75 Hupmobile 3 Seater. Good sturdy Car £55 Chevrolet four door Sedan Reliab'e j ib £lls Chevrolet 6-30 cwt. Truck. Done only small mileage. £175 Durant 6 Sedan, late mo’ei, fiist class order £2OO Easiest of Terms Ring 72 Huntly or 1311 Hamilton ; J EXCELSIOR BUTCHERY (Opposite Ebbett Motors) luntly’s Leading Cash Butcher Nothing but Prime Young Meat killed by us. Small goods a Specialty. The cost of living greatly reduced 1 y doaling with H. A. CLINCH who is in no way conntcted with any other butchery. Firewood For Sale COPPER, STOVE AND GRATE BLOCKS, Also Kindling Wood. Apply —F. COX, Carrier. Phono 38 Dunbar’s Cash Store PIONEERS OF LOW PRICES REMEMBER WE DELIVER ALSO ChilliLh’s Corn Cure 2/This is a sure cure for corns and warts. 21b Tins Honey 1/4 51b Billies Iloney 3/Dunbar’s Teas, 2/-, 2/4, 2/G per pkt. Peaches and Apricots, only 1/- tin. Prunes 3d and Gd lb. Apricots, dried Bd, lOd per lb. Dr. Watson’s Home Brew Ale and Stout 1/G pkt. JG’s Home Brew, only 2/- pkt. Daddies’ Sauce, now lOd Methylated Spirits, qts 1/Turps, qts 1/Jams, St. George Gd and 1/Cocoanut, loose Gd lb. Jellies, the test 6 for 1/Macaroni lid and 7id pkt New Season’s Figs, pkts, Gd and 1/Cooking Figs Gd lb. Icing Sugar, Lemon, Orange and Raspberry, all Gd lb. 1 Coloured Cocoanut ...5d pkt. Bath Soap 5 for 1/Alum. Paint lOd and 1/6 lge. Aspirin, per bottle 6d lodine Gd and lid We stock nothing but the best of goods Webster’s Flower and Vegetable Seeds in Stock. SHOP AT DUNBAR’S t’he Firm who looks after your interests
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Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume XVIII, 17 November 1931, Page 3
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