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Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 July 1911, Page 3

ENTHUSIASM GROWS EACH DAY AT Colliuson and Cunninghame's Great Clearance Sale . Round: the counters the buzz of enthusiasm swells and a mutual feeling of godwill prevails. . . It's really no wonder for tlve prices of staple draperies ivjhl wearing apparel cut a sorry figure under the slashing reductions. The edict has gone forth—it is necessary, nay imperative, . thab stocks be cleared and these are tlie kind of l)avgains that will lever goods out— 4? Shades Pure Japanese Silks. 7jd yard. 40iii Silk Muslins, 14 shades, suitable for evening or winner wear, v* yard: 44in Is 2d. 40in Ninous in the daintiest shades, Is 9d! yard. Here's a wonderful bargain! 36in Cream and Ivory pure Jap bilks, Is Gd yard. . . Heavy dress tweeds, height of fashiom Is yard. All wool navy Serges, Iβ 9d, Is lid, 2s 3d and 2s 8d yard. Croam Nun's Veiling, 40in, Is yard; that's cheap. Vorv special value, 27in Cream Ivor y, and White pure Jap bilk, Is bd yd BE" WISE IN TIME! COME TO-DAY! f€iiFP§oiy & ci?kpFPCFAirr up,: I, S, 6, and 7 BROAD STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. LAMP GLASS TROUBLES In every house quite a considerable sum has to be continually expended in replenishing mantles, glass globes, lamp chimneys, etc. Very often much money is lost by purchasing lamp glasses of cheap quality, which don't last and DO NOT PAY. Do not remove the lamp glass to light your lamp If troubled with insects or moths use a fly-guard made expressly for the Price Is 6d at COI.LTOBON .iJTO SONS Bee that your wic kie clean and accurately trimmed. Buy Collinson's Lamps COLLINSON & SON, iRONNSOItSGEEIS, The Home of Lampware Cheapside, Palmerston Nprth.

Wanted to Let ■ Advertisement* under tWa Iβ each; three ui&prtkma toe gg M. __,;'••■ ANTE^TOi LEASE.—IS acres, : divided, watered and sheltered with bouse, cowbails and largo Levin. _ HC. CAPPER, Genera! Car- • rier, Levin. Goods delivered to and from Railway Station, Fur. niture removed. Orders left with R. W. Bradley promptly attended to. ■_ 3 - 9m _. ' "\TTHAT? You haven't heard of YV B.S.A.'s. Well I never. They're out on their own for durability. See PHILLIPS about one. FOR SALE at ALP. TOM LINSON'S Queen Street Nursery, -Shelter Trees and FAging Plants, Pinus Muricata, Insignia, Macrocarpa, Tree Lucerne, Bluegum, Redgum, Ironbnrkgum, Esealonia, Laurels, Eleagnus, Gooseberries Rhubarb roots (best kinds), Cabbago and Cauliflower Plants. 625 qr. SAY! give me a lift in your cart. Mv bike is broken. Just drop mo at PHTLLIPS. ar.J I'll get a 8.5.A.. PHILLIPS' BYKO. SERVICE!—OiI Launch . Trips, Is each. Boats on hire, Qente Is per honr, Lsdiea 6d ~x>/---hour. Refreshments can be obtained on the Pier at all times. C. NEVIN, Boat Builder. '^fi-qiv^.. EARLY Seed Potatoes are stocked by GIBSON'S. HELLO! Broken down again? . Why don' you get one like! mine; it's a B.S.A. I got it at PHILLIPS. mHE RED STORE still holds first" • place for Mild Cheese and: Bacon. WANTED KNOWN. -Wβ have Mrer&l bnyers for good Dairy Farms on Manawatn Line. Farmers wishing to dispose of their Farms, eend fall pai-fcicnlare -to OR BELL AND CO., Land rnd fca thte Acents Palroersbon N. H\-y WHERE'S your lamp, Bill? Fell to bits tip the road. I'm just going to PHILLIPS to get a good one. DID YOU SAY only £7 10s for a new cycle. I can't believe it I'll go to PHILLIPS and get one at onoe. SEATING ANIT Poster and Fancy Dross Carnival at the Rink on Wednesday, July 26th. Skating 7to 10; Dancing 10 12.30. Good Prizes. ; WANTED KNOWN— Re-coT*r-ing at LETHABY'S umbrella works,' Palmerston North. Ladies' from 8s; Gentlemen's form 4a; 8rib. Postage paid one way. J. B. LETHABY, 83 Main Street, Pal mereton North. TIRINTIM3 of every, description executed on the ehortest notice_at_tlie "CHRONICLE" Office. "ORINTiNG of every description execnted on the shortest notice at th<> "Horowh(*Tinsi Chronjele , '; Poster and Fancy Dross Carni- , ; val at the Rink on Wednesday. July 26th. Sknfing 7to 10; 10 12.30. Good Prizes. T>ROVTDE for winter ni)j;ht«— X Lamps, Carbide, Mndjrnards, a^city_ PHTLJJPSJ 1 BYKO Q<KATING AND DANCTNG.-Big. k? Poster and Fnncv Dress Carni-. val at the Rink on Wodnpsday, July 26th. Skating 7to 10; Dancing 10 12.30. Good Prizes. r ' TXV.?.T\w NOTICE. • NY person fonnd trespassinjc *«ti «riT of our properties—Uiiiki or Ohnn—mav bo prosecutes. - "KRRW.AV AVI) POOFTTV ' Bobhy pushedme in the gutter,. ~\ In the pouring rain, ?■''- All my cake and bread and butter "**! Floated down the drain. ■ Mummy put me straight to bed, -J Cos my clothes wore dripping, -'- Gave me Wood's Great Peppermint" ■ Cure, ■ ■ -*=" Bobby got. a whipping. ,;-„ , |i

FOUND.-A Watch, between Lovin and Koputaroa. Apply Office of this paper. v>l α-i. WANTED.— A good general. Apply, Mrs (Dr.) Mackenzie. 815-2. _ _ COAL AND WOOD.—A. OORSON, Bath Street, dehvers Coal and Wood to any address. Wood from lft. up. Quality guaranteed. . U%^r \ LAMP GONE OUT. You want some Carbide. Get.one < Q f those 6d pocket tins at PHILLIP?. Its good clean stuff. RICHARD SEDDON Peas given away at GIBSON'S to purchasers of 5s parcels. SATURDAY NIGHT Reduction at tlio Rink. Admission and Skates Iβ. PHILLIPS' RINK. LEVIN Y. A'. ROOMS: HI? KEN HTIIiCET PUBLIC DEBATE. THURSDAY, JULY 20. " Will International Arbitration Prevent War?" Affirmative ... Mr P. E. Parker. Negative ■•• M-r J- Harvey. Sterling Silver Case Goods E.P.N.S. CASE GOODS IN THE CHOICEST MANICURE SETS, TEA SPOONS, BRUHES, ETC. it E. W. J. SMITH, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER QUEEN STREET, - - LEVIN. MATRIMONIAL Dearest N.,—Meet me at the,/ London Studio, at 11.30 a.m. The Photographs there aTe lovely. Post Cards at 5s per dozen. NEXT TO HUGH HALL, And at MELBOURNE. T. HARRIS, Butcher. oxford" street. WISHES to inform the inhabitants of Levin and surrounding distriots that all Beef and Mutton handled by him is killed at the Palmerston North Abattoirs and is carefully and critically examined by highly qualified veterinary officers appointed and paid .by the New Zealand Government. MY MOTTO: " Immaculate Cleanliness and Punctuality." With strict attention to business ho hopes to get a fair share of your patronage. NOTE ADDRESS: (.Vest to Mr Glackin, Jeweller.} Mrs. Milne, GENERAL STOREKEEPER. WERAROA, LEVIN. WISHES to notify ladies of Levin and surrounding districts that she has been appointed sole agent for Mrs K. Tomkm's underskirts. These skirts are made to measure—fit and quality guaranteed Also agent for Messenger Patent Corsets. Mrs Milne will be pleased to wait on ladies in their own homes in connection with either «f the above lines if desired..