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Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 February 1911, Page 2

\ & i +*& II 5 Annual Summer Clearance Sale • IS IN FULL SWING. Every Article Reduced for Cash WALK LEY wants your business and will ako it worth your while to trade at his depot. Take full advantage of the BARGAINS offering now they are genuine. The host, House for value for your money. 10 AGHES L.I.P. Dwelling 5 ro< n.s, nearly new ; wel watered; good orchard; handy to railway station; fine start 'or man with small means. P.TUCE—£77o. Balanco on oxoeptio llv good terms. PRODUCERS are invited to com mini with us before selling Beef, Mutton, or Lamb suitable for espor WE are in a position to obtain tlio vorj i Prices available and make .Forward Contracts—pyaing cash on I ig Co.'s Certificates. Highest Prices paid for Hides, Skin . and * The Land A gene bi in ess w i fiitn a. special feature w with us. Our AIR E. V. HIT H IGS v vote his special at. a tontion to tin sbranc a\ ' all ci r 'iiicnt addressed to him J will have our very bes. it ution. aro position to fintf i purchasers for all classi (. iroa and Co., a ] WEIIAUOA .\- i> I Telephone No. 5. Telephone No. ' Special Cooking , I \ ustration WITH Till Perfection' Kero *tove Wβ have landed ouf first consignment o 'U.. VQS > nnd in order to prove their superiority over all <>the rkincl.-, o! ' ''ooking demonstrations will be given on Monday and Tiiesd-u- ns > ' r<?l) - 20 and 21, from 2 till 5 o'clock. Afteriioo n ten will l>- Cl f'-eo, and all the rooking required will be done at the dornoiv , - Don't miss tin's opportunity of seeing what the IV U "Srovo will do AT HASWELL BROI ~ The Farmers , Exchange, .evin » 11 -"*-"""'" —....■■r r ■"■■■ iwrhiti... . j Jam Making and I Fruit Preserving fea.- on 19S0-IS | NOW LANDING BY EVKRY DIRECT BOAT AND I TO BE SOLD AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES. j Mason's Screw Top Preserving Jars, 1 pint 3s 6d, 2pints 4s; 4 pint 5s 6d per dozen. Mason's Wide Mouth Preserving Jars, quarts 5s 6d; £ gallon 6s (3d ! per dozen. j Mason's Lightening ,/ire Top Jars, quarts Gs 6d per dozen. j Extra Rubbers for Wire Top Jars, 6d and 9d per dozen. Jelly Jars with Tin Tops, 2s and 2s 6d per dozen. Tie Over Jars, 2s 9d and 3s 3d per dozen. ; Enamel Preserve Pans, light, to hold about— j < * ol 10 12 14 16 lbs of fruit J 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d Heavy 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d 9s 6d, 10s 6d 1 Agate h'vy 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6 j< Brass P.P. 6s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d 12s 6d. •"' | : Aluminium Preserving Pans, 16s to 20s. \ , Wooden Spoons, 6d, 9d, and 10d each. \ \ Scales,--with hook and pan, to weigh 25 lbs, 2s each. j Scales, with weights, 5s 6d to 11s 6d por set, including it-eights. Ssales, clock dial, to weigh 25 lbs, 5s 6d to 7s 6d each. , THESE WILL BE DELIVERED SAFELY AND PROMPTLY TO j YOUR DOOR. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON EYERY j ARTICLE. S!MS HARDWARE CO, LD. ! Cheapest Ironmongers, J 226 LAMBTON QUAY, 101 CUBA STREET, j Telephone 2085. Telephone 2280 ; Stiles & Matheson's Great $uitiiner Safe jßi Starts Feb. 16th, 1911 H | ■ THE WAITING IS OVER. || j EXPECTATION ENDS — REAL- it I ISATION BEGINS. JW With a swish on Thursday morning the dtfors swing open on what we intend to make the greatest sale in oiir history. Stiles and Matheson's SUMMER SALES ■ Have a bargain meaning all their own. They are sales to whioh you can go feeling confident that the (bargains are genuine the reductions generous and the quality first class. Prices of everything havo been reduced - not grudgingly, but unstmt/ingly. — COME EARLY! COME OFTEN. Yon can buy with pence where previously you bought with shillings i and Great Savings are to be made in consequence. ; > STILES & MATHESON, | The White House, Levin.