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Horowhenua Chronicle, 13 September 1910, Page 3

jjCut the Cost Of Your New Spring Dress Almost in Half. You can do it by Bending yonr order for the necessary fabrics to Collinson and Cunningbame b, the Big Low Price Drapers, Palmereton North , . As an example of values compare these prices for NEW SPRING ZEPHYRS AND DRESSES IN HANDSOME STRIPE AND OHEOK EFFECTS sid, 6*d, and 7*d PER YARD. Patenw are ready for sending, ask tie to poet you a hatch. Wβ save you money by purchasing direct from the and not only in dr<L materials, .but in every article of drapery yoi* can save large amounts by dealing with GOLLIRtSOIU & ClfWimCF/WF, LTD., 1 AND 3 BROAD STREET, PALMERBTON NORTH. The Things That Make Houses into Homes. A house is only the first stet> towards a home. It is the skeleto which must he clothed and ailed with the things that give it life-FURNITURE. Everythin required to furnish either cotage or mansion can be procured from PEGDEN'S SsWiS Chairs, Settees, etc. Tho values offered are a way above the ordinary. All Roods packed free of charge. HIGH GRADE FURNITURE DEALER, PALMERSTON NORTH. THERE'S SATISFACTION AWAITING YOU! In a preliminary in**** «•* ultimate pnfcto™ from <*f etock ARTISTIC CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE The imm «« unoommoi-ly ..ttrr-twe—hils fte price, are ntfwT«rr"ll daws of Uien goods -from the .mall dramngroom COLLINSON & SON, IRONMONGERS, Cheapside, Palmerston North. (Tho Square and King St.)

TWO NEW BOOKS JOSEPH HOCKING'S NEW .. BOOK— "The Prince of Tris World." LOUTS TRACY'S GREAT NOVEL Tho Stowaway," Now on Sale AT A. T. Fenton & Co., Corner Book Arcade, Levin.

EXHIBITION OP NEW MILLINERY A'i .'{u.a?ffi!3l THE BON MAECHE. Wo extend a cordial invitation bo ihj Indies of Pnlmerston ami district t< visit the BON MARCHE and sco •-ie display of MAGNIFICEN'I MJLLINERY. The models have been selected from some of the foroli'ost ateliers in Paris and London, ni:d for grace and beauty, for winsomoness and refinement they will stand any comparison. Hats, Toques and Bonnets The preferred styles of the queens <.f fashion. The milliners of Paris 1 .we achieved a remarkable triumph in the new hats, which, are again oil the large side. The deft manipulation of the trimming, the exquisit.i technique displayed in the arrangements, the artistic colour combinations, the gracefulness of the twist and curves, are all wonderfully good \ou will see tho Bon Marche Milllineiy Beauty—artistic achievements ol clever milliners—and side by side 'rill he shown some oi tho productions o' our own workrooms. 0. M. 1JOSS~& CO. PALMBBSTON NORTH, Tailoring is a Fine Art. THE OLOTKES PROCLAIM TfLB MAN, nml for that reason the Tailors' proclamations are important. A. de Luen & Co. Have opened a Tailor's Establishment in Levin, whom they intend to do business permanently. The premises are in Oxford street, next to W. Palmer's Cabinotmaking Establishment. GIVE US AN ORDER FOR YOUR SPRING SUIT. YOU WILL BE SATISFIED. 1055-q.

WARDROBES SIDEBOARDS For linoleums, hearthrugs, mate, for Bedding and for all Household Furniture, PALMER'S, OXFORD STREET, LEVIN, Is the cheapest house in tihe district. SPECIAL DISPLAYS EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. . Dressing Tables French and and Washstands. Italian Bedsteads

WANTED KNOWN.—That J. PETERS, bootmaker, haa removed into Main Street, Shannon, ond is prepared to do repairing at Bod-rock-prices. Nothing but the very best leather used. All Work guaranteed. 759 .y ANTED KNOWN-F. THOMSON, Shannon, is prepared to do Paper-Hanging and Painting of every description. Estimates free of charge. Picture Framing a Speciality. Ask him for a n notation. 765-y. ANTED KNOWN. - W. J. SPARKS has returned to Shannon, and started in business as a General Carrier. Travellers' samples carefully handled. Furniture removed. 758-y WANTED KNOWN—MRS E. KING wiaihee to intimate that sho has taken over the boardinghouse at Shannon formerly kept by Mrs Stevens. Piano, bath, and every home comfort provided. 760q. WANTED KNOWN.-That A. MORRIS hns started businete as a Baker at Weraroa. If yon are fond of First-Class Bread, all you need to do is to give him a trial. 621-y. WANTED.— Wringers, extra high grade, rillers llinches, 13s 8d; 12tnch., 15b 6d; Winch., 18b 6d. Ra'l free. Sims Hardware Co., Cuba Street. Wellington. ANTED~KNOWN.-That F. BOOTH is prepared to do Painting and Paperbanging of every description. All eetnnatee given at lowest price. 6S4qr. ANTED KNOWN.-That W. FINDLAY, Bootmaker, Weraroa (Williams's new buildings) repairs all boots on came day aa left. Wellington prices. Work guaranteed. Forty years in the trad*, q WANTED KNOWN.-That MRS J. W. KING, of Bhannon, offers the best of board and residence to permanent or casual patrons. Every meal is well Served. WANTED KNOWN.—We fiave several buyers for good Dairy Farms on Manawatu Line. Farmers wishing to dispose of their Farms, send full partaculure to ORBELL AND CO., Land and Estate Agents, Palnierston N. 811-y For Children's Hacking Oongh at night, Woods' Great Feppormmt Cure, la 6d» 2e Bd. i

How About the \ New Summer Dresses? \ The Now Spring and Summer Dross and Silk Goods are here in all their glorj —ready for you to make your choice. If you would know wlmt'.H what in Dress Stuffs fo.v the coining season'you \yi;l hiiruly Hpend u little time looking through our'iiew importations. The D.I.C. famous AMARANTH SKIUiKS, in navy, creme, and black, fast dye and thoroughly shrunk 42in 4!2in 43in 4 I'm 4flin 47in 2/6 2/1! 3/6 3/11 4/6 4/: I per yard VENETIAN CLOTH, ail colours; best value in the Dominion; 43in to 46in wide Prices 2/11, 3/6 and 4/8 per yard NEW SPRING TWEEDS, in smart stylish stripes, 43in 3/3 per yard PHANTOM STRIPED i.RMURES, 48in wide in 14 new colourings Price 3/3 per yard SATIN STRIPED WOOL DELAINES, 44in wide Price 3/3 per yard Very effective in all shades M.B.—Write us at once for full range of samples. The values will astonish you. 0.1- C WELLINGTON <

LEVIN Y. M.C. A. ROOMS: QUEEN STREETTAN EVENING~WITH GREAT WRITERS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. In the CENTURY HALL, at *.45 p.m. An Address, -illustrated with appropriate short readings, ■ will be delivered on the subject of Humorous and Clever Writings of English and American poets and authSONGS AND MUSIC. An t Enjoyable Evening , ! Entec-

TO HORSE OWNERS. THE DISTRIOr~NEWSPAPER. FTIHE HOROWHENUA CHRON- " X lOLE — circulating in Tokomaru, Shannon, Levin, Ofiau, Manakau, Otaki, Tβ Horo, Waikanae and Paraparaumu—is the paper in which you should advertise your travelling % stallions. Write for a quotation of * advertising rates. Special concession on quarterly advertisements.