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Horowhenua Chronicle, 21 March 1911, Page 3

===== | F. W. JONES, (Late A. T. Fenton & C 0.,) "Bookseller, Stationer, Fancy Goods anq Newsagent, I Corner Book Arcade, OXFORD and QUEEN STREETS, LEVIN. I 3 1 Business Envelopes, .0 packets for Is, ov I I 250 for 2s. J j Ladies' and Gents' Visiting Curds, 9(1 to I Is packet. jj A good assortment of 'Leather Goods, Lad- i. J ies' Hand Bags, Writing Cases, Music \ Cases, Autograph Albums, etc. 1 Gentlemen's Brush Cases, Wallets. # I j You are invited to call and inspect. | B ni^—n—f mm ■ißi-Tfv* 1 -""""*"""" '""" 'Wiim ■ iiniinirninwuiiiiiiii in mm TrrorTitrmrmrn" * NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER G OODS NOW BEING OPENED UP AT THE BON MAIiCME. PALMERSTON NOUIH, The Ladies of Levin and Shannon and district vv specf fully ':;- vited to inspect these Novelties in MILLINERY, COSTUMES, BLOUSES, AND DRESS GOODS. 0. M. ROSS a CO., THE BON MARCHE, PALMERSTOX NORTH. ! New Season's L.— ! BLOUSINGSPn l Are Here 1 I p WRITE FOR SAMPLES 1 j I Just Opened 1 A new shipment of best quality VIYELLAS suitable ■ for Dresses, Blouses, Shirts, and Pyjamas, |j guaranteed thoroughly shrunk, 31 inches wide, jg fn a splendidly assorted range of patterns?, in dark | and light grounds, perfectly fast in colour | Price 2/6 a yard 1 The " WOOLALONE " Blousing, in dark and light I colours, absolutely pure wool and thoroughly shrunk, 30 inches wide, in a full range of patterns Price 2/8 a yard | The new "KREMLAINE" Blousing, thoroughly j shrunk, beautifully warm yet light in weight, i K3 quite fast in colour. A reliable blousing for \ I winter wear, 30 inches wide Price 1/11 a yard j I Write now direct to the D.1.C., | Wellington, for a range of samples 1 I WELLINGTON 1 i'.'.~i ■''. .. .• . i Who study tlieir appearance and health wear the new CORSLET, because it prevents and cures stooping and round shoulders, imparts a graceful carriage and smart appear auce. Expands he chest; strengthens andsupports the back; permanently improves the figure; conceals the outline at the back of the bodice usually so prominent when wearing an ordinary corset; is indispensable to ladies wh osit much or have any inclination to stoop; light and comfortable to wear; unquestionably the simplest and most effective aid to deportment ever introduced; warmly recommended by the medical pro fession; does not increase the size of the waist or figure. s When ordering please state size of corset worn. PRICE 5s lid, post free. With suspenders attached 7s 6d. C ADAMS & Co. DRAPERS AND MILLINERS, 108-110 CUBA STREET WELLINGTON Catholic Concert * Tuesday, March 21st * . PROGRAMME. 1. Overture— ... Miss McLeavey, Messrs McLeavey and Gibson. 2. Song—Selected ... ... ... ... Mr Mottershead. 3. Recitation— ... ... ... ... Miss McMahon. 4. Duet— ... ... ... Mrs Girthon Blythe and Mr Toohill. 5. Song—" Billikin" . ... ... ... Miss Tromewa.n. 0.. Song— Selected ... ... ... ... ... Mr Hughes. 7. Song—Selected ... ... ... ... ••• Miss Toohill. 8. Song-Selected :' ... Mr B. Millar. 9. Song—Comis ... ... Master McLeavey. INTERVAL. 10. Song—Selected. ... ... Mrs Girthon Blythe. 11. Duet—"You Shan't Play in Our Yard" ... Misses Tremewan. 12. Song-Selected ••• ..... ••• Mr D. Tohill. 13. .firing-Selected ••• ••• •••' •••, Miss O'Farrell. 14. Song-Comic" ... ... ... ... .Master McLeavey. 15'. Song—Selected ... ... •••■ Mr Hughes. 10. Highland Fling— Misses Tremewan. 17. Song-Seleoted Mr B. Millar. 18. Sketch—- ... ••• ■•• Mrs Selby and Mr Tilling. The position of the above items are subject to alteration. DANCE TO FOLLOW. J. O. DONOHUE. Sec. ANCE TO FOLLOW. 287-2 J. KEARSLEY, Mus. Director.