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Shannon News, 12 June 1923, Page 2

1 W( r H There's many an Instance where Clothes make the Man '. SMART STYLE FEATURES FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN. 6 ?oraUh e e%?^?la“e-w'SA"unaou l >teaiy Farmer's. JUST LOOK AT THESE OFFERS READY-TO-WEAR SUITS, leading makes, all sizes stocked, good rang© of patterns to select from. Prices range from- 75/to £7 15/-. HARDWEAR TROUSERS, 11/6. HEAVY WEIGHT DENIMS, Blue 8/6, . Grey 8/11. MEN’S TWEED TROUSERS, from MEN’Si Woollen Sweater COATS MEN’S 1 TWEED' OVERCOATS smartly cut, and good materials prices from 45/. MEN’S FELT HATS, a big ,assortment, new shades. Prices from 12/6. HEAVY WOOL SOX 1/6. COMPLETE RANGE OF CAPS, TIES, BRACES, ETC. ROSLYN and ST. MARGARET HIGH GRADE UNDERWEAR. MENS BOOTS, all good dependable line's, including the ‘ Zealandia” Heavy Watertight—and the famous “Marlow” boot ail sizes. . H. Fargher & Co “THE HOUSE OF DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE,’* Shannon

The Order of the Boot Boot Sale Extraordinary JN order that we may conce i r ;it o the whole of our attention ■on the distribution of Foodstuffs we have decided to quit the whole of our boot stock at cost prices. Buy now while the Buying’s Good Shannon Co-Operative Cash Trading Society, Limited

I * V l A Thoroughly Dependable Mount the ✓T7 c. -./* Economy and all Round Efficiency We have in stock the following models: 2$ h.p. 2 speed; 25 hp. 3 speed; 4 h.p. solo 3 speed; 3£ h:p. sports model and a 6 h.p. Side Gar Outfit. CALL AND LET US DEMONSTRATE THE MODEL IN WHICH YOU ARE INTERESTED. I E. A. H, GEORG “THE PRACTICAL ENGINEER,” PHONE 31. SHANNON. “Douglas” l | ( IVER since motor cycling ,:LJ came into its own the D,.upl3s has upheld its reputa--1...11 as one of the most reliable i!_i i-weight machines on the . iii itkct. It distinguishes itself nl every reliability trial, and : ro\ es admirably suited to stand :i-j la New Zealand conditions. 0:i the grounds of I ❖ the Douglas commends itself to the prospective purchaser. Mileage per gallon is his chief consideration, and Douglas owners invariably find that the cost of upkeep is remarkably low, considering the power developed. V I . mmmmm ♦♦♦♦>♦>