LOCAL ITEMS.

North Otago Times, 1 November 1906, Page 2

LOCAL ITEMS.

Messrs Familton ami Webster intimate til,it they have purchased from Mr James Familton the old-established ecacral uroeery b-isiness carried on By him for over a nuarl.r <A a century, The new firm starts from to-day. and all their energies will be bent on meeting the public wants in every department. " A new firm m the old shop " means that the efforts that have established the old firm so securely will be increased to extend the business. Country customers will be waited upon, and the best prices, uWcn for dairy prod'uee. An invitation is given to the public to call and inspect their siock of crocerics, crockery, etc. If you cannot increase your income)on can diminish your expense. Do not nay more than necessary for your boots and shoes. I keep the right kinds, and mv record salo .gives vou a rare opportunity to li'iniiiish vonr expenses for boolrar Just looH at mv anuouncemeot on tliud page for a few hints on moncy-saving-J JI'DIARMID. the liusv Uootman. Mr Alexander Russell intimates elsewhere that the first lamb of the season will be available at his shop to-day. Messrs Dalecty and Co. will hold a clearing wlc oil Mr O'Neills farm at lotara to-day of allhis'fe and deadstock These include horses, cattle, stop, and implements, all of good duality. >» O'Neill has disposed of his farm, aim everything; will eo to tbfl hiencst bidder. Tho sale Is held at an opportune time, as tho change in the weather has vastly improved the prospects of the fanning comniun ty. '

At the Eclipse Sale of Bullcid's stock only good dualities arc to he found. C'omo to M'Donald's and prove this ior yourselves. All colonial ROoils sold at cash. Sec the door anil window display at M'Donald's sale ot Bullcid's stock, i I! von cannot incroasc vour income vou Ci»n diminish your expenses. Do not pay more than necessary for vour hoots anil shoes. I keen Hie right kinds, and 1 mv record' sale eives von a rare opportunity to diminish vour expenses for footwear. Just loo'i at my announcement on third pans lor a lew hints on monev savins.— J M'DIARMID. The Busy Bootman.