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Red Deer Advocate 1926-01-01 - 1926-12-31
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1926-11-18
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MR. AUBREY WOOD Of the firm of Wood Walker General, Penhold MR. RALPH PATTERSON Manager of the C.A.F.C.M.A. Red Deer If You ve Ever Borrowed When you must borrow a cup of su car, why do you unhesitatingly appe Grocer, merchant, telephone you call upon your neig: certain something more lustrated in a catalog. pases eesti ines CONDOR GROCERIES DRY GOODS BOOTS AND SHOES - BENALTO SSS BENALTO HARDWARE IMPLEMENTS Dr. Geo. E. Kosh, V.8. Patent Drugs Garage Battery Service Radio rain mec le tee Cc. HANSON GENERAL MERCHANT eee ee A. A. KINNA + GENERAL MERCHANT C. McKANNA MABBEY-HARRIS MACHINERY pep cctea eS BLACKFALDS GENERAL MERCHANTS Goods, Boots and Shoes 2910 Groceries, Produce, Saddlery, Feed Farm Machinery, Paints, Giaes, Oils ECKVILLE ATLAS LUMBER CO ). Ltd. BUILDING MATERIAL Phone 18 ; Mag ey HAROWARE SHELF ASOLINE AND OILS Phone 12 alee ett The Eckville Gi ' * GENERAL M A The Farmers Own Store 4 - FORHAN S aC DISPENSING CHEMIST Phone 7 GE YES OFFICIAL AUDITOR Justice of the Peace Public pee coreeary Sreve H. Von HOL OILS AND GREAS Auto Accessories Ford hbor. The sugar, and it s good sugar, 0 to that little transaction---an indefinable somethin t s a feeling of mutual un Neighbors have mutual interests, even are not of the same race, S-CASH-STOR tical party, of the same fraternal ord or other worker accommodatis when hard times, hard luck or sickness and trouble come that is the spirit of neighborliness, and it implies more or less in big centres. They. of the same church, of the same poli- ler, of the same occupa- ss, of mutual inter- that counts. It.is the long association timacy -with-one Farmer and patient and in the same district these are give community pleasure and comfort nic ion in credit and in other ways, mutual help, the one of the other. When good crops, good prices, steady work, good wages, come our way let us not forget the neighborly recompense let us not forget those who have helped us over the bad spots in less fortunate times: basis than some people-want-to.acknowledge. Test of quality; test of goods, selection, advice, exchange, additions, dupli- lt;eates all these-thingsthe home man. offers as against any a Cup of Sugar--- gar, a loaf of bread, or the use of the telephone, or a little gas for th al to your neighbor ? company, filling station would eventually supply your need, but to m is handed over. That s service, prompt, e In the matter of Trading at Home, all things cannot be bought at home, perhaps, on a fair reciprocal basis, because of spec ae Frats ial facilities, of large quantities, of exclusive rights, etc., but tion. None of these is necessary to good fellowship,-to-good po yy, eer eeeten Sup At Hane ona fair) aoe neighborliness. It is the touch of nearne: aes A est, of mutual service, often, the knowledge of one another, the in' another, that years and close contact bring. merchant, reader and paper, client and lawyer, doctor, church member and pastor, auto owner and auto- mechanic and service station, the relationships that in life. If the merchant and the dealer give the farmer or mech bare money gain elsewhere. Surely the home man, the neighbor, deserves at least the first chance? And he gets it, asa rule, from those who know him best. He does not sell every time the honest neighbor, the seller, will tell his honest n ighbor, the buyer, when he knows that the buyer can get altogether better return elsewhere, taking all things into consideration. And the buyer will not forget honest advice and honest judgment. a Give the home man the first chance it pays. It pays in neighborliness, what we need the-most. It pays in mutual respect, mutual service, and mutual consideration. The pas- sage of years brings neighbor buyer and neighbor seller closer together: those whom Fate assigns a temporary abid- ing place with us often fail to realize the value of the home surroundings, the neighbor contact. RED DEER Swbaeaten First St. South ATLAS LUMBER CO. 1f It's in the Building Line, We Have It GEO. NORRIS, Local Manager 17's A GOOD STORE JACK FULTON Gent's Furnishings Clothing Boots and Shoes SS The Gaetz-Cornett Drug Kk Co., Li THE REXALL STORE cee ODES BS cake pGAE rZ EWART LID... Phone 75 Gaets Ave. N. CLOTHING AND SHOES See a ed The Best Furniture Co. Ltd. Everything for the Home Ee ea W. J. EVERY MAN A MECHANIC Real Estate Insurance Loans THE GENERAL GARAGE Phone 118 Gaetz Ave. 8. GEO. F. ELY Phone 80 Gaetz Ave. South NOVELTY STORE Crockery and Chinaware Ba pee a ee et Bullock Callender THE FURNITURE EXCHANGE New and Secondhand Furniture S. Trunka and Travelling Bags Gifford Electric Service ANY ELECTRICAL REPAIRS BATTERY AND IGNITION WwoRK R. S. Gillespie Agencies INSURANCE SERVICE Real Estate Rentals Loans at 7 aS Campbell, Wilson Horne WHOLESALE GROCERS HAMILTO IN S, GROCERY. Phone 83 and 206 H. H. HUMBER Registered Optometrist and Jeweller R. and C.N.R. Watch Inspector Central Service Station GEO. DANCOCKS ai GAS ACCESSORIES o1Ls CHRYSLER CARS oP. E. G. JOHNS CO. PORTER S PHARMA: HARDWARE AND FURNITURE DISPENSING CHEMISTS Phone 230 Gaetz Ave. N Phone'40* Kennedy Fitzsimmons RED DEER BAKERY Wit Phare 208 7. A. WILTSHIRE aie Phone 18 gt; Gaetz Ave. North It Pays to Pay Cash SHIP THROUGH The W. E. LORD CO.LTD. THE RED DEER CO-OP. eas RALPH PATTERSON, Mor. LOWES GROCERY - PENHOLD et the immediate contingency fficient, honest. But there s a g that can scarcely be described in the printed word or il- derstanding.and reciprocity. It s the spirit of neighborliness. HESPERO lt;DONNELL BROS. ENERAL MERCHANTS McKINNON BROS. * GENERAL MERCHANTS LEE BROS. GROCERIES, MEATS AND PROVISIONS STEWART BROS. IMPLEMENTS LUMBER U. GROCERIES 2 BOOTS A WOOD WALKER GENERAL MERCHANTS SYLVAN LAKE. ATLAS LUMBER CO. Ltd. BUILDING MATERIAL JAMIESON avy Hardware Paints, Olle and Gasoline W. T. TOYE GENERAL MERCHANT Stationery and Kodaks RED DEER G. M: THOMPSON FARM IMPLEMENTS Masgey-Harris and Rumely Lines The Co-operative Plan of Insurance 4. LOWES, Prop. Phones 48 and 149 SHIP YOUR CREAM t Red Deer Dairy Products H. W. TRIMBLE, Manager RED DEER GROCERY RED DEER SHAW SMITH lt; lt; . FARM MACHINERY MRS. K. MORRIS Agents i hn Canadian Oil Co. O'Connor Washers Singer Sewing Machine H. J. SNELL Manufacturing Optician and Sight Specialint So eee Manning-Sutherland L ber. Co. Everything for the Builder P. C. PEDERSON, Manager A. B. MITCHELL Watchmaker and Jeweler Gactz Ave. South dy-to-Wear 8: MUNRO BAINES CLEANING AND PRESSING Made-to-Measure and Ready-to-Wear Clothing Ladies and Child RO he MaGal Life Asturance. RED DEER: ADVOCATE Company of Canada . A. McALLISTER THE VETERAN'S STORE D. B. ROSS GROCERIES CONFECTIONERY Phone 222 c WHYTE MOTORS FORD DEALERS Sales and Service Phone 58 Firat St. Sout THE YALE RED DEER'S EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE Roan Street We attr that we sacrifici nie Ce 2 a 56 inch BLANK A heavy wool and also brown BARGAIN DA Beautiful wooll coats feature sa ONE GROL 32 inch Flannel 36 inch Checke 42 inch Serge, 38 inch Figured ONE Flannels and K stripes, ideal S; range of colors: Regular values WOMEN S AN WOMEN S SIL A hose that wil range of fashio Gardens and Fountate he task of beautifyi Tsim ste
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Image 436 (1926-11-18), from microfilm reel 436, (CU11266662). Courtesy of Early Alberta Newspapers Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.