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Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 April 1910, Page 3

! Get busy on your winter dresses You simply cannot afford to ignore the fact that chilly days may arrive any time now, which meansa trip to Collinson and Cunningliame's Dress Department cannot llonger bo deferred. Horo you aro offered * <'»™™ fl ™" tin* world's boost and most, fashionable, l'abncs at prices that me pnrticularly humble in their loh-.h-sr. For instance:- |'> in wide, striped Tu-mmls in browns, greens, navys and lio.itfini mixtures Is, Is 3d, Is IJd Is (>.1,1s lid yard. I2in wido Mivo Narrow Striped I weeds Is /<! ynr<l. I2in plain Clohts Is to Is lid yard. . Niiv.v! bmrt-n, srron, black, unspoUablc and unshrinkable, Is 7d, Vverv hi* rami "of Cream Dress Materials including Ci'Min CordurovJ from Is to KM. Croam Silks 10.1, Is. 27in Is 15,1. .Mini I 7.1. 1. M, 1- lid, & 3.1, 2H CWI, 2. Ko"nnot call wo ean-nml will on -yon a liberal riinse of patterns to en.al.le you to make, asolection. i & CUWWIW6HAIKE, LTD., 1 AND 3 BROAD STItEET, PALMERSTON NORTH. JClTgT *»^-""MMHT" M «» ... " '" eaßKlMßacsßßa^^ are such a nuisance and waste that an iincrncked cup is something to be sought after. Wβ have that kind. Of course, you can crack thorn with a crowbar, but boil up water has absolutely no effect on them and it s boilin- water that cracks by far the most tea cups. In the pure, plain white finish now so fashionable nice shapes and si/.es, our price is only 5s per dozen. Other kK at equally reasonable prices. 300 dozen just unpacked. Clausen's Crockery Arcade, THE SQUAEE, - PALMBBBTON SOUTH, "Where China Cups can't be Cracked. J Duriiv tho alterations to my promises, i have made! ar- | I ranscimM.ts to show a]l New Shipment'; of furnitun- in | ! Whaliey's Alexandra Hall, jj I (next to, and at the back t my old promises). i\ly Factory address remains tl o eaino. Hotelkeopers, | IJonnlhujhoiwo Proprietors, J stanratenrs, and anyone | about t<? furnish should not inl to purchase NOW_\ bile | the oirat reductions are still in force. Every niticlo is | reduced in order to keep Btocltß moviii},' dur ii« tlio sale. I High-grade Furniture Dealer, ! PALMERSTON NORTH. I

JiyOU Tools mid General Tronnion- . gery, give GIBSON a trial. Gibson's have finished stock-tak-ing. Tr.v liis prices.—Advt. RKWAIU). Taken from my horse on Friday, Hlli, a saddle. A reward is offered for tlio saddle, or for in for.nation that will lead to tins recovery of same. G. BLYTHK, euro of Clu'l) Hotel, Shannon, lo 1-3 LOST.— On 4tli April, between Olinn Tost Office and Olinii Station, a gold, dark preen enamelled wateli, on lirooeb fastener. Heward on returning to MI'S TIIORLEY, IVst Office, Ohau. 153-3. WANTED TO EXCHANGE. - Sound 5-year-old milk cart mare, thoroughly quiet and reliable, for young unbroken draught or half-draught. Apply. KXCHAXGK, Box 215, G.P.0./Levin. 158-3. J P. IVESS' Big Boot Sale will • commence, in his largo premises opposite Arcadia, next Thursday morning. High - grade Boots and Shoes at cost price. The public, .are cordially invited to inspect window «n<3 note prices. WANTED.— A man for general farm work; watres. CI per week. Applv. A. AVKRY, Kosl.vn l?oad, near Afn.jor Liddle's. 152-0. WANTED KNOWN.-That MR "W. HTSLOT has been appointed agent for Lethaby's TJmbrelkis. Any orders left in his care will receive his careful attention. 418-y. WANTED TO LEASE.-Bake-house, with shop nml tearooms (nmv). Particulars from PARKER AND Silfp ImAND Jelly "Crystals. 5 packets for Is. P. STEVENS, Sole Agent. WANTED KNOWN. - Dressmaking.—Mrs Barrntt. Levin, desires to return her sincere thanks to the Ladies who have so kindly patronised her during the two years she has been in business, and hopes that her work merits a continuance of their favours. 396-q. TTS 7 ANTED KNOWN. — That VV DUNCKLEY AND CO. S Hoots are reliable and their joriee-s reasonable. WANTED KNOWN.-That ON TrE AN DCO. have in stock a fine lot of Fruit and Confectionery. Prices cannot be beaten. Cash buyer of fungus. 393-q WORKERS who are in search of good board and residence, cannot go wrong by Mrs J . W. KING, Shannon", a trial. Best table in the district kept. 392-q. TTS7ANTED.—Shannon people to VV know that JAMES RICHARDSON, of the Family Butchery, Shannon, is the place to got extre Special Quality in Small Goods.