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Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 July 1911, Page 3

ENTHUSIASM GROWS EACH DAY AT Collinson and Cunninghame's Great Clearance Sale Round the counters the buzz of entkusiasm swells and a mutual feeling of godwill prevails. . It's really no winder for the prices o staple <lraperies and wearing apparel cut a, sorry figure under the slashing reductions. The edict has gone forth—it is necessary, nay imperative-, that stocics be cleared and these are the kind of bargains that will lever goods out--47 Shades Pure Japanese Silks, 7id yard. 40in Silk Muslins, 14 shades, suitable for evening or ummer wear. «4 yard; 44in Is 2d. 40in Ninous in the daintiest shades, Is \)<l yawl. Here's a wonderful bargain I 36m Cream and Ivory pure Jap. biifcs, Is 6d yard. , , , Heavy dress tweeds, height of fasluoin is yard. All wool navv Serges, Is 9d,. Is lid 2s 3d and 2s 8d yard. Cream Nun's Veiling, 40in, Is yard; thats cheap. Very special value, 27in Cream Ivor y, and White pure Jap Silk, Is 6d yd BE" WISE IN TIMEI COME TO-DAY 1 GOLLIftfQN & flIKim'CF/mE LTD.. 1, 8, 6, and 7 BROAD STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. LAMP GLASS TROUBLES Tn every house quite a considerable sum has to be continually expended in replenishing mantles, glass globes, lamp chimneys, eto. 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 ,™ •&Ej* rd 15 for the Millar Lamps. Price Is 6d at COLLINSON -vND SONS. See that your wic kis clean and accurately trimmed. Buy Collin son's Lamps COLLINSON & SON, IRONMONGERS, The Home of Lampware Cheapside, Palmerstoii Worth.

Wanted to Let Advertisements under this b&adiaa.. 1b each; thre* inwrtioaa u* __I»J& ANTED TO LEASE.—IS acres, divided, watered and sheltered with house, cowbails and large orchard; close to station and town. Apply PARKER AND VINCENT. Levin. HO. GAPPER, General Oar- • rier, Levin. Goods delivered to and from Railway Station. Fur. initure removed. Orders left with iR W. Bradley promptly attended I to. __jy!f!L_ ."VJfTHATP You haven't heard of W B.S.A.'s. Well I never. They're out on their own for durability. See PHILLIPS about one. FOR SALE at ALF. TOMLINSON'S Queen Street Nursery, —Shelter Trees and Edging Plants, Pinus Muricata, Insignis, Macrocarpa, Tree Lucerne, Bluegum, Red gum, Ironbarkgurn, Esealonia. Lauirels, Eleagnus, Gooseberries, Rhubarb roots (bestUdnds), Cabbags and Cauliflower Plants. 625-qr. SAY! give in© a lift in your cart. Mv hike is broken. Just drop me at PHILLIPS, and I'll get a 8.5.A.. PHILLIPS' BYKO. TTIERRY SERVICEI-Oil Launch X. Trips, Is each. Boats on hire, Genta Is per hoar, Ladies 6d ,m hour. Refreshments can be obtain, ed on the Pier at all times. C. NEVIN, Boat Builder. 87 jM r j_ 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. ITIHE RED STORE still holds first -*- place for Mild Cheese and Baeon. WANTED KNOWN.-We have severa.l buyers for good Dairy Farms on Manawatu Line. Farmers wishing to dispose of their Farms, send full particulars t< olt BELL AND CO., Land ,-md E& tate Agents Palmerston N. Ml-y WHERE'S your lamp, Bill? Fell to bits up the road. I'm just going to PHILLIPS to get a good one. DID YOU SAY only £7 10s for a new ovcle. I can't believe it" I'll go to PHILLIPS and get one at once. S" "RATING ANDDANOTNG.-Big Poster and Fancy Dress Carnival at the Rink on Wednesday, Julv 26th. Skating 7to 10; Dancing 10 12.30. Good Prizes. WANTED KNOWN.— R«-eov?r. ing at LETHABY'S umbrella works, Palmerrton North. Ladinn' from 8s; Gentlemen's form in; Rrib. Postage paid one way. J. E. LETHABY, 89 Main Street, Pal merston North. "ORIMTNQ of every description exeonted on the shortest notice af tn> "OHKONTOLE" Office. "ORINTONG of every description exeonted on the shortest notice at th* "Horowh»Tinß Chmni«A»" Poster and Fancy Dross Carnival at the Rink on Wednesday, Julv 26th. Skating 7to 10: Dancing 10 12.30. Good PriV.es. PROVIDE for winter nights— Lamps, Carbide. Mudguards, at city prices. PHILLIPS' BYKO, SKATING AND DANOTNG.-Big.. Poster and Fancv Dross Carnival at the Rink on Wednesday, July-' 26th. Skating 7to 10; Dancing 10 ' 12.30. Good Prizes. ■? TRESPASS NOTICE. * NY person found trespassing <nj any of our properties—Ota ki or Ohau—mav be proßeenteo.. g KEBMAN .AVD PODFVTV Bobby me'' in' the gutter, In the pouring rain. All my cake and bread and butter Floated down the drain. _ s Mummy put me straight to bed, > Cos my clothes were dripping, : ; Gave me Wood's Great Peppermint • Care, ~; Bobby got. S, whipping. ■'/:- -'. .„/. • ~.-. ...■:..- '■ ' *.£

WANTED. —Tenders for stuanp- * in" about ten acres of land, •;., miles south of Shannon, ma»i road. Close 4th August. 1. H--I'OWLES, Shannon. »^- Mental Hospital. Eggs I for sale.-Spec-ial laying strains ;,!• Silver Wyandotte* Black Orpingtons, and White Thorns <™ < • por dozen posted. Cashwith order. 824-m. 117-\NTKD TO SELL.-30 hives W 'of bees, as a whole or in small i i c \nnlv W. G. lIANCOA, Beach road, Weraroa. HIJ-d. riOAL AND WOOD.-A. OOR\j SON, Bath Street, delivers Coal and Vood to any address. Wood from lft. up. Quality guaranteed. _. J AS -v---LAMP GONE OUT. You want some Carbide. Get.one ~f those 6d pocket tins at PHILLTI?. Its good clean Btuff. Tfc lOHARD SEDDON Peas given Jtt away at GIBSON'S to purchasers of 5s parcels. SATURDAY NIGHT Reduction at the Rink. Admission and Skates Is. PHILLIPS' RINK. LIVTN Y. MJJ. A.. KOOM9: OUEKN BTRKHTT Sterling Silver Case Goods E.P.N.S. CASE GOODS IN THE CHOICEST MANICURE SETS, TEA SPOONS, BRUHES, ETC. m E. W. J. SMITH, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER QUEEN STREET, - - LEVIN. MATRIMONIAL Dearest N.,—Meet me at the London Studio, at 11.30 a.m. 'Plie Photographs there are lovely. Post Cards at 5s per dozen. NEXT TO HUGH HALL, And at MELBOURNE. T. HARRIS, Butcher. oxfordTtreet. WISHES to inform tie inhabitants of Levin and surrounding districts 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 be hopes to get a fair share of your patronage. NOTE ADDRESS: (Next to Mr Glackin, JoweUer.) 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. Tomkin'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 of the above lines if desired.