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Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 March 1910, Page 3

Big Words Don't Make Big Values! * £ * BUT alert buying DOES. Our Mr Cunninghame, when in England recently bought' 11 fine lot of Shawls under exceptionally favourable conditioiiSj and wo have marked them 5s lid, Gs 6d, 7a lid, 10s 9d 13s 9d, 15s 6d to 17s 03. - The purchase includes Babies' Carrying Shawls of every description and size in Berlin Wools, Merinos, Silk and Wool Mixtures, with plain or tied fringes. Procure one at least and send your order i:o-day, because thpse values will not linger long on our counter. X.B.—All orders must be accompanied with remittance (including postage, 4d for first lb and 2d for <>very extra lb), which shall be refunded if goods are unsuitable. GGLLIRiSOiy & GUWRIINGHARIE, LTD., 1 AND 3 BROAD STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. CRACKED CUPS are such a nuisance and waste that an uncracked cup is something to be sought after. Wβ have that kind. Of course, you can crack them with a crowbar, bnt boiling water has absolutely no eifeet on them, and it is boiling water that crack? by far the most tea cups. In the pure, plain white finish noiv so fashionable, nice : shapes and sizes, our price is only 5s per dozen. Other kinds at equally reasonable priceii. 300 dozen just unpacked. Clausen's Crockery Arcade, THE SQUARE, - PALMERSTON NORTH, I Where China Cups can't be Cracked,

WANTED TO PURCHASE. - Cheap horse, harness and spring dray. Price and full paricnlars to ILL., care of Murray and Ford, Shannon. 317-3. WANTED KNOWN.-That J, E. LETHABY, S3 Mai Street West, Palmerston North, will make yon a new Umbrella 01 make your old one New. Will mend your China and Glassware, and charge little for it. All Levin ord era promptly attended to. 014q WANTED KNOWN.-A splendid programme of foot racinp. pony racing, and motor racial g nt Weraroa Racecourse, St. Patrick's Day. 326-1. WANTED KNOWN.-In order to make room for a new shipment of Goods to arrive shortly, 1 have decided to dispose of my present Stock at ridiculously Low Prices. The following are a number of lines: Gentlemen's Wallets, Cigarette Cases, Japanese Ware, Ladies' Dress Combs, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, Vases, Af ternoon Tea Sets, Ladies' Companion? and Purses in endless variety ; Writing Cases, Picture < Frames., Jewellery, School Requisites, Gas Tapers, " etc. WHEATLEY'S M A '/ 4 A R I I ( t i i ( i i l l i T r f c 1 I t ( t ( i s 'I "1 0 1 r i 6 I C f I £ t i 11 a S I r ( C f