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Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 December 1913, Page 4

CHIUSTMAS HAMPERS! CHRISTMAS HAMPERS! GRAND HOTEL, LEVIN Bargains in— rjHItISTAI.AS ILTAMPERS Christmas -U-ampers NO. I.—B Bottles ale or stout, 1 bottle whisky or brandy, 1 bottle wine or claret 1 Q / NO. 2.—10 Bottles ale or stout, 1 bottle whisky, 1 bottle brandy, 1 bottle wine or constantia £} 1 K/ m Any other hamper desired will be made up to order. E. C. HIGGINS, ■LJJ-w Proprietress. HP O A TmrD

casFbjtciiee, Oxford-street Levin. WISHES to thank his nunie; ous Customers for the past patronage and hopes for continuance of same from old an new patrons. T. HARMS will have a larg consignment of his Celebrate' XMAS HAMS at weights an prices to suit large and small fam lhes. Cheapest and Best in town.fo ('ASH. Also— Geese, Turkeys, babbits Ducks and Poultry dressed am ready for cooking. Ox Beef, AVether Mutton, Spring Lamb, Dairy-fed Pork at Prices to suit all pockets. One quality only—THE VERY BEST. Buy for Cash and save monev, T. H A It R i S. Butcher, Levin. rc TRAVEL FOXTON, SHAN- \ T ON AND LEVIN DISTRICT. Royal Blend. The Clydesdale Stallion loyal Fame (imp.) dam Jean (by General Gordon). Bred by J. Cunningham, Esq , Canterbury. Royal Blend will stand tun lghts weekly in Levin. For urther breeding see cards. TERMS: £4 4s. Groomage's : s. For all particulars apply to— rroom-in-charge or LEVlN.—Every Thursday and riday. SHANNON. - Tuesday and Wednesday. T. ANDREW, Owner. j )0-t.c. Palmerston North.

=UVJWJ HUNDItKD.s OF CHILDREN. "My sons, Charles- and John, ire subject (o colds/' says Mrs C. Jarter, iili Market street, South Melbourne, Vic. "Some time )ack I would have lost both of hem with croup but for the timely .dvice of Mrs Snowden, who recmmended me to give Chamber-

lain s Cough Remedy to them. 1 tried it and saw the change for the better in them right away, and they were both soon well again. I have seen hundreds of children saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.— ]?or sale everywhere.— Advt

A litth r rilN-OL on your floorcoverings and furniture gently rubbed and polished will give- a brilliant, lasting shine. If it's the best you want, then use TANOL.—Advt. TAN-OL has quite a magical effect on old floor-coverings. Hub a little on those worn patches and see the result. TAN-OL renovates and polishes. In tins— Liquid Is; paste 6d.—Advt. NO LONGER TROUBLED. "I had sick headache caused by iver disorder and irregularity of ;he bowels," writes Mrs jane 3oyes, Ravenswood, Q. "A few loses of Chamberlain's Tablets [iiiekly relieved me and after a hort time my liver was in perfect irder and I was no longer fcroubed with sick headache. Now, if '. feel out of sorts I take a dose r two (if Chamberlain's Tablets, nd i>m soon myself attain." For alt , evurywnere.—Advt . r