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Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 November 1911, Page 3

Marie Corelli's New Book "The Life Everlasting." Paper Covers, 2s 6d, Cloth, 3s 6d. Christmas Number Weekly Press, is Otago Witness, is Photograph Wrappers, 2d, 3d, and 4d each. F. W. JONES, CORNER BOOK ARCADE, Oxford and Queen Streets, Levin. THE DRESS QUESTION SOLVED. In these days when Ladies of tor realise tho groat difficulty of getting a smart dress just at once ,drrssmnlcpi\s are too busy, or their charges aro too high, or they have nn time to be fitted frequently, >t is a relief to find Just what you want in our Showrooms, where every individual requirement has heen carefully studied, and we are ready k< show you a magnificent range of Summer Dresses and costumes. livery garment marked in plain figures at «. most reasonable price. "White Linen Costumes, trimmed front and back with Ghiipnro Lace, insertion let in down fronts and bacls, long roll collar handsomely braided and finished with braid butons aGnipure Lace; 4 panels lace insertion let in skirt; skirt also trimmed braid and huttons. 69a 6d. Coloured Linen Costumes, shell pink linen, cut with, the new curved panel hack, finished at back with largo linen buttons, collar and turned hack cuffs trimmed black linen; 5 gored skirt, wifh shaped penel front, trimmed buttons. 52s 6d. Also to be had in Rose, Pink, Pale Blue and Saxe. C.M. r ROSS & Co, PALMEESTOW NOBTH

FURNISHINGS THAT BRIGHTEN THE HOMEmjl Seasonable Draperies and Gurtalns at the D. 1.-C. 31 IN. CRETONNES Quaint. '& Floral Designs, colours to suit any room. Br*. f ii*\d, 1/', 1/2 up to 3/© yd. CHESTER FURNISHING FABRIC, a n;.\v material in quaint designs, suitable for hangings or coverings ".'.) in. wide. 2/9 yd* CREAM CASEMENT CLOTH, in lijjht L dark shades guaranteed Washing, 50 in. wide. $13, i\;3 & 1/S1 yd. FIGURED CASEMENT CLOTH, white & cream ground with small design, 50 in. wide. 1/• <& 2j3 yd. CURTAIN BORDERS, in Cretonne, Linen & Tapestry, very smart effects— colours to suit any rooin—«.?«'/, 5c* } ! '3tf, Uμ to Ij9yd. Write for Patterns or Catalogue. —Complete House Furnishings a Speciality.— If* WELLINGTON. Hi I P &#«IAs« A A. CORRIGAfv, Manager. «l/»I»Vrf»

CALL AT B a rratt^sf BYKO ■ J ■« *■■'■- % AND INSPECT THE - g Douglas Motor Cycle j I SOLE DISTRICT AGENT FOR LEVIN. CYCLES ENAMEL-§ LED AND REPAIRED. FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED. p OUR^OYS OVER 7,000 FIRST CONVICTIONS FOR DRUNKENNESS LA3T YEAR. IS THE FOLLOWING THE SOLUTION (Extract from the speech of one of the Officers of the Ohio State J-α----quor League.) "It will arpea rfrom these facts, gentlemen, thab the success of our business is dependant largely upon the creation of an appetite for drink. Men who drink liqor, like others, will die, and if there is no new apSetite created our counters will "be empty, as will our money drawers, ur children, will go hungry, or we must change our business to something more remunerative. The open field for the creation of this a,p~ petite is AMONG THE BOYS. Aftermen are grown and their habits are formed, they rarely change in thie regard. It will be needful, therefore, , that misisonary work be done among the BOYS, and I make this suggestion, gentlemen, that nickels expended in TREATS TO BOYS NOW will return in dollarsto your tills after the appetites have been formed. ABOVE ALL THINGS CREATE APPETITES."— Saturday Evening Post, U.S.A., November 9, 1907. -HERE IS THE FULL DIABOLISM OF THE SALOON SET FORTH IN PLAIN UNVARNISHED LANGUAGE. Voters! Remember the BOYS ! Strike oat die top line on both ballot papers