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Shannon News, 10 July 1923, Page 1

YLDERSEYS (Qpp. Railway Station.) GOOD VALUE IN CHINA, FANCY / GOODS, AND STATIONERY. ' LATEST NOVELS AND MAGAZINES. NEWSPAPERS DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE TOWN.

WANTEDS. “WHAT THE HANG’S IT ALL ABOIITP” \ THUS spoke one of Shannon’s Schoolboys on looking at our special window display. Careful observation would have given htmi the answer to his own question. Anyway we are prepared ta-hward a prize of 5/- for the best essay by any boy or girl attending the Primary School on “THE CO-OP. WINDOWS AND THEIR LESSON.” Get Particulars Irani the Manager. ANTED—To Purchase, 60 to 100 ' ! 01 g°od dairying land with buildings. Apply with full particulars to “Urgent,” Shannon News. MOTOR GAR ,and Horse _Owners please take notice that J. D. Forno halving taken over Mr Jolly’s business intends carrying on motor trimming and saddlering and is ready to turn out the best of work. IF ‘you want a good Overcoat goi to Gunning’s Sale. Good selection,

LADIES and Gentlemen of Shannon. A. dei Luen and Co., will out any garment for you free. Costumes. Skirts, Suits, or anything 1 you* may-' require by buying material from us -at greatly reduced price®.—A. de L/uen and Co., Shannon. GOOD Selection of Remnants at Gunning’s SaleAShop early and secure Bargains. -- TjINGLISH PIANOS.—£9B. We have just landed a new stock of Witton and Witton Pianos, overstrung, underdamper, with full iron frame. Great value at Berryman’s, Palmerston North. F OR BARGAINS go to Gunning’s Half-yearly Sale. WANTED KNOWN.—That I use only the. best material.—C. Bridle, Painter and Decorator, - WH. GUNNING’S half-yearly sa le • commences Saturday Next. WANTED. —Your Painting and Decorating work at jeasonablb .prices.—C. Bridle; TENNIS Racquets reduced 7J per cent, in the £. Harness of all descriptions at reduced rate for cash only.’ Full stock of horse and cow covers. Get your horse coyer made to order. Guaranteed fit-.—W. J. B. Jolly, Ballance street. A fCCORDEANS.—Prices lhaye again 1 been reduced and good instruments can be bought at prices from 22/6. Call or write for anything musical to Berryman’s, Palmerston North. ONE Great Essential on a winter’s night is a good light. Lamps of every description, Lam|) Chimneys, and Mantles all reasonably priced at K. Shaw’s, Levin’s Ironmonger, who also repairs sick lamps. BERYMAN’S have the famous Edison Diamond Disc Gramophone, also the world’s best needle gramophone, “His Master’s Voice.” Send or call for latest catalogues. Address Berryman’s, Palmerston North. ONE of the best stocks of Men’s Wear in the Manawatu is Fargher and Co.’s, Shannon. SPECIAL! Purchase, Men’s smart' dressy trousers 14/11, at Fargher and Co.’s, Shannon. SUITS, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties, t Braces, Sox, very special values at Fargher and Co.’e.

THE WILL AND THE WAY. No. 22—Security That Brings Peace A sense of security is necessary to peace of mind 1 in the ordinary affairs of life, tout the importance of security is intensified for the man who wishes to make provision for dependants in a well-drawn will. The head of a family may have confidence in relatives or intimate friends for the difficult duties of executorship, but he may overlook the point that ready service may be very different from capacity for service. No man who hiais dependants can have real peace <of mind unless he makes a good will and appoints a competent trusworthy executor. If he takes careful thought, jhe 'will ; not take risks with the welfare of his! family. He avoids all possibility of such risk when he arranges * for the administration of his estaite toy the State-guaranteed ■ Public Trust Office. Inquiries welcomed. Apply to— K. MOSLEY, District Manager, PUBLIC TBUST, LEVIN.