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Horowhenua Chronicle, 16 September 1910, Page 2

BOOTS SHOES. AT We call attrition to a few special makes of-honest reliable boots an. shoes. Jliese are goods f> [ qunliL.v that pnn bo relied on to giro snti.s factory wear, and liave the additiiral advantage of being vary stylisl and comlortable. We can-y stocks of various qualities in boots, iron i the heavy boots for farm work to {lie lightest and finest "rados. I •*>-=.- ' ' T " Ladies' Vici Kid Walking fthocs, Oxford stylo, 12s fid pair. Ladies' Vici Kid Walking Shoos, Jjluolier front Cuban Jicols 15s fid pair Ladies Glovma Kid button Shoes, Uioad Toes, Onbnti Heels, Welted 21s pair. ...:■■ Ladies' Spermola Logict-s, Broad Toos, Cuban llocls, Welted, 22s Gil Ladies Patent Leather JJalmoral Boots, high grade, Cuban Heels 2.is ud pair. > Men's ''Oceanic" Tan Balmorals, Welted with American crease vatrm 2;>s Gd pair. Men's "Oceanic" Kootwear in Box Calf, 18s Gd, 22s fid, 25s Gd, 28s d pair. Men's Scrimshaw Hoots, very flexible and waterproof, welted 27s Cil Men a 'Walkover" Halniorals, welled soles, first grade, 29s fid pair. W. F. DURWARD--& GO., LimiTEß, 6 7y- PALMRIIBTON NORTH. Hitchings, Hankins and Co., Limited, Weraroa and Levin. Telephone No. r>. Telephone No. 7 LARGE STOCKS OF SEEDS. Hawke's May liye, Canterbury llyo. Italian Rye, White and Hod Clover. Alskyo, Timothy, Trelo-I, Cow-grass, Crested Dngs-tai!, ','li? wings Fescue, Swedes,. Turnips, and Mangolds (ali varieties), Cocksfoot, l?ape, Lawn Grass Seeds, and Heed Potr>l-_'-. EXPLOSIVES. EXPLOSIVES. XOTR Till) RKDUCKD PRICKS— Nobels Gelegnite, Is fid per Ib. . Nobel's Wasting Gelegnite, Is <)d Per Ib. Nobel's No. 0 Detonators, 7s (id poi 100. Blasting Powder, Is per Ib. Fuse, lfld pot- coil. Aucrrox sales hiold kvkuy otiikii satimiday \t nun ley is MAirr. ' ' Hitchings, Hankins & Co., Ltd., WKRAROA AND LEVIN. CALL AT THE FARMERS' EXCHANGE Inspect our Stock and compare our I'riVos— JMled Oats 10,1 por . Ik'mnnds' Baking Powder lid no tin. Wax Candles 7d per Ib. I nines ;"id per Hi. l>.ce, Sago and Tapioca A" II )S for ]c _.. HASWELL BROS., PROPRIETORS, The Farmers' Exchang-e, Levin. ■"*■*»—!■!■ m ITOaMßMteaw,, A Good Mower for Little Money TTIfl-PICK OK AMKRICA'S KKKXfSST. .MAXn|.-ACT[T| ?Ks . * • Sγ ,, !! 0 18s r><l: '^''■'^ s ' ; NEW MYSTIC— A ball bearing machine, heavy revolving blades, hardened throughout, and screwed inside castings. Check nut adjustment. No screws. 12in., 30s: 14in., 32s fid. " OTnE MAKES AT CORRKSI ONDINGLY" LOW PRICES. KAIL FREE ANYWHERE Is' EXTRA. WE WILL RE-SHARPEN AND SET YOUR OLD MACHINE. Cost from 4s to 4s 6d. SIMS HARDWARE CO, LD. THE CHEAPEST IRONMONGERS, 220 LAMBTON QUAY, 100 CUBA STEEET, WELLINGTON. Now Cold and Sleed""" Must Go For Spring , Has Come What matter if we still must wear our furs about us—Spring's Tuning Fork lias struck the first note of renewal in coppice, in hedge and garden bod, and in full-throated shorus the birds sing their welcome. With each gleam of sunshine- the buds are swelling and within each feminine heart Hope springs afresh. "But what ihas Fashion provided for Spring Wear?" asks one voicing the query that is trembling on every lip. That von' can see by attending. The First Spring Show At Stiles and Matheson's It is the- best- and most authoritive answer which at the moment is forthcoming. In the Millinery Parlour Spring's presences is visible in a myriad or shapes. Nothing that women are even thinking about in Hats is lacking, from the immense wide-brimmed Picture Hats produced in Pans t<) the modest morning toque from tondon. It is our intention to make fine prices in Millinery a feature of this store, especially in regard to stylish and becoming hats for young girls and small children. : Enter every department and you find the-display just as complete as forethought and study of New Zealand conditions can make it. Our invitation is as hearty and as earnest as it can be. Cornel look around and gather inspiration. STILES & THE WHITE HOUSE, Levin.