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Western Star, 26 April 1940, Page 1

HAYING JUST COMPLETED—ON MARCH 31— Our Thirty-Fifth Year in Business We wish to take this opportunity of thanking the numerous clients in town and country who have given us consistent support, and enabled us, not only to continue to serve, but to build up one of the largest general stocks of any store in Southland. THOSE WHO DEAL HERE SELDOM SUFFER DISAPPOINTMENT. Borland’s Stores. o To-Morrow’s BreakfastWhether it be Chops, Sausages, Steak, or Mince, will be bought to the best advantage here. Some people wonder why we are so busy. It is no secret. We buy directly from the best sources of supply and are satisfied with a small profit. ’Phone us or call. &. Co. ■ RIVERTON BUTCHERY. ’Phone 37. g ■!.....wMmmm am mmmmhmmhm

PUBLIC NOTICES i (Patriotic Fund Patriotic Fund Patriotic Fund Patriotic . Fund GRAND CHILDREN’S FANCY GRAND CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS BALL. DRESS BALL. Empire Theatre, Riverton THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1940. 8 to 10 p.itt* Admission: Adults 1/-, Children 6d, Family Tickeib 2/6. Pretty Dresses Pretty Dances Pretty Dresses Pretty Dances Prizes for best boy and girl, most original boy and girl, and for the best pair. Musical items and singing by adults and by Convent pupils. To help the Patriotic Fund After the Ball complete the evening by going to, the QUADRILLES QUADRILLES (run by Miss A. Baxter) in Fleck’s Hall at 10 p.m. Admission, 1/CURRENT PRICES WHOLESALE: Eggs: 2/2. Butter: 1/- and 1/4J. Bacon: 1/2 RETAIL. Eggs: 2/6. Bacon: 1/6. Butter: Separator 1/2, Factory 1/6. Potatoes: 81bs for 1/-.

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Coal and Firewood BLACK DIAMOND, BLACK LION and LINTON COALS COKE AND BLACKSMITHS’ COAL. Sole Agent for STAR Coal. Firewood Blocks for Sale Cartage and General Contract Work. Posts and Strainers always on hand. A. & E. WADSWORTH LTD. 2M *KVJSBTOSU