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MASK FANCY DRESS BALL, ,Tul5
19.-Members axe. requested to
call for Entrance Tickets Saturday .Af-
ternoon. Mrs. Macdougall, Druids*
Hall.
DBI
ADELAIDE'S
FINEST HOTEL/
IF YOU contemplate visiting
Adelaide, you could take
no better preliminary 'precau-
tion in the assuring of a right,
happy, and enjoyable time than
Booking Your Room at the
Central Southern Crete Hotel.
You will then have the pleasure
of enjoying an hotel service par
excellence, as well as being in
close proximity of every centro -
of attraction and amusement,
and excellently situated to.
both tram and train conveni-
ences. The Southern Cross is
far-famed as the rendezvous of
Broken Hill folk, for the Cap-
able Management of M. J.
Noonan (late of this City) is
an absolute assurance of the
right royal welcome ever await-
ing you. Notwithstanding such
excellent features as Superior*
Service. Faultless Cuisine, and
Desirable Location, the Tariff
is Particularly Reasonable.
Come-Reserve Your Room
To-day-Write or Wire Now.
M. J. NOONAN'S
Southern Cross Hotel.
King Wiliam-st., Adelaide.
NEWMARKET 18 ALWAYS RELIABLE.
. POTATOES, 4/2 quarter. BUTTER, 2/3 lb.
POTATOES, 4/2 quarter. . BUTTER, 2/3 lb.
POTATOES, 4/2 quarter. BUTTER, 2/3 lb.
. l BUNCH, 4 for lld. ' ' BUTTER, 2/3 lb.
- PIEMELON, 121b.. 1/. . BUTTER, 2/3 lb. '
CABBAGES, Real Good Quality; 3 for lld. ; from 4d. each.
YOUNG CAULIFLOWERS, Best Quality, 3 for 1/.
SMALL CAULIFLOWERS, 5 for 1/.
POOR:MAN'S- ORANGES, 31bs; for 1/.
- CITRONS. 31b. 1/.
.VERY BEST APPLES, 31bs. 1/.
GOOD PEARS, 3 and 4 lbs. 1/.
LEMONS, 8d. dosien.
RADISH and SPRING ONIONS, ld. bunch.
I TROMBONES, 9lb. 1/. ;
.500 Empty Fruit Cases at 3/do¿en, to be delivered any part of the Town.,
2/1-CREAM OH ! v 2/1-CREAM OH !
Any Quantity of Our Delicious Scalded Cream Available Daily at Newmarket.
. -2/1 lb. . 2/1 lb. . *
'Phone 587. NADER BROS., Box i«s
89 and 91 OXIDE-STREET.
OLD MAN SALTBUSH PLANTS.«
STRONG PLANTS NOW READY. Makes" a quick hedge; stands drought;'
.7 should be planted all over outback stations; is good cattle, feed.-and
breakwind hedges : cheap ;er do^en. Carnations, double, nice strong
pants, named, 1/ each, 10/ per dozen. Aquilegia, Mrs. Scott Elliott strain
of seedlings, mixed, 1/ß per dozen ; Strawberry Plants, strong Melbas, 1/ per
dozen. Fruit Trees,-Vines, .Roses'. Make haste and get your trees planted.
. We have a'few left of different kinds. If you leave it too late you will get
none. Trees are very scarce tnis- season. Violet Flowers, big, like Pansies,
long stems, grown at our Nursery, 6d. per bunch at shop every Friday or
'any time ordered. Violet Roots of same (the King), 6d. per root.. Plant
Walker's Recruit Tomato Seed now. Gd. per packet. Flower Seedlings:
? Antirrhinums. Carnations,- Pansy, Phlox, Gysophila, Stocks, Larkspurs,
Linaria. Dranthus.i Sweet. William, Sweet Sultan^ Sweet Peas. Schizanthus,
Cornflower, Wallflower. Poppies, "Double Gaillardias, Nemesia. Verbenas, etc.
Vegetable Seedlings : Cabbage, Lettuce Red Beet, Silver Beet, White and
BrownSpaniah Onions, Rhubarb, Marjoram. Thyme, Mint, eto. Good
Climbing Roses still on hand in Climbing Richmond, Ards Pillar, Perle des
Jardines. Beine Marie Henriette, Reine Olea Wutemburg Liberty, ELA.
Victoria, Crimson Rambler. Sinica Anemone (Pink M'Cartney), Paul's Scarlet
Climber, Bardou Job, Sov. Leonie Viennot, Mde. Jules Graveneaux, Johanna
Sebus, Climbing Grus en Tephte, Fortuniana, Hiawatha, and Good Cloth of
Gold.
SAND^R?OCK BROS. ?H8NI SSS%654'
<£ÍA^\^ ^ Noah had been alive To-day he
BE^^Elfc would have lined the Ark with
flñ BEAVER BOARD.
\ ll W WHY?
Because it saves Time, Worry, and Money
GLOBE PROPRIETARY LTD.,
_ GEORGE DEMPSTER and H. M. MULLINS.
THE BARRIER STATIONERS,
ARGENT-STREET, NEXT COMMONWEALTH BANK.
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES: AUSTRALIAN Carbons. Ribbons. Mimeograph
and other Duplicators.
ALL GENERAL STATIONERY. DAILY and WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS an;
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