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Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 January 1914, Page 2

A Challenge of Value at Millar & GSorgPs Great __ Drumming out SaJe. Never have prices been cut * , . to a finer point. ♦ Men's and boys' clothing Mercery and men's wornt ens' and children's boots and shoes are going out without a fraction of regard for cost. v Real live bargains look at you T " from every, department. The sale won't last for ever, and its the early folk who will score. Millar & Giorgi ;• The Great Outfitters, ; Palmerston Nth. and Hastings LEVIN LAUNDRY. |UT PRASER, Proprietress of the Levin Laundry, undertikes WASHING,& IRONING in all its branchei. First-class i; . . work. City experience.

«V > s Mo doubt about it, from the first day, things have gone with a swing. The ladies who came were simply fascinated by the trertiendous savings they made. £very department is showing something .special in the way of bargains, we are sacrificing our regular stock at unhearql of prices. H6rre are some more big bargains for this week. Gome and inspect. 14 ON-PIECE DRESSES .Usually 12 s 6d to 19s 6d, NOW 4/11 •WHITE TWILL SKIRTS," high waists,', usually 10s Ud. NOW j 6 Striped Silk Shirt BLOUSES usually 14s (id. NOW £/] J 1 only Creme SERGE COSTUME. SALE PRICE ' NOW zj./ | j 1 Gray KAIAPOI COSTUME SALE PRICE NOW 4/|| ' y Moirette Underskirts. Pull cut White Underskirts . Extra special. SALE I JIICJu _j_/ J | 12 Dress lengths of Various Materials. TO GO AT NOW 4/~j Poplin: Tunics, ages two to four years were 8s 6d to 10s Go. NOW 4/11 .White. Muslin Dresses, fit four to nine years, were 9s 6d. . NOW 4/11 - 2 Black Linen Dust Cloaks usually 29b 6d. NOW 4/11 CLARK'S SALE NOW ON.

Never Give a Boot up as a Bad | Job before consulting F. W. PINK. . * * Some time or other you may have picked up a pair of boots ' of yours that have had a heap of wear, and, regarding with sadness and sorrow their broken soles and cracking sides, given i||r them up as "done for." \ On second thoughts, reluctant I® l to ro P them ' y° u ma 7. aVC s w*|i /)v submitted them with difficulty to a good repairer and realised J J f joy, on hearing his verdict, that there was life iii old boots i \ \ . GOOD Boot has nine lives, \\j likeacat ' j\ I Bring your old ones here and /I \ ' )\v flj&t w'll give them the ninth, at N I J rate. We know our work. LOOK OOWW THIS LIST ' Theße Useful Hand-Books-are Obtainable at KEN ABTKEN'S Pearson's Droam Book ' FiratAid to the Injured I/O I>o«t 1/7 ThoKnSmema " sMaS ' 0rJ 7 < f (i ~P„»t 8 J : < S&S&SF* " t SS& 4. . Th. Homo » U iff 4 The Chairman's Guide The Enquirers Homo Book.ssbPo ß t4B ' Parnontrv and Joinery • The Autocar Hand Book 2s Tost -a Gd ? ■ Th? Poultry Book Hinte antl Ti p ß for A u to„,ol,U. B t ß ( Letter Writer for Lady and Gent . \ Motor Boats Simply E ? laiaed The Art of 4j ! Bric. g o a, f Auction r„»t 3, • Motor Cycle Th. Art .t d Hftnd Book .or BeU** *ocio«o 8 Building Model Boats T1 ,1V rost o/o Knotting and Splicing Webster's English Dictionary Domestic Jobbing ' ojb Forty. House Decoration The Reciterß ireasury of Verso q, . 1/0 I'OHt t)8 Electroplating Clark's Elocution Instruction V - . » M ther Workiag 28 Poßt 2 l ( > - All These Is 3d Ported Is fid _— , The Mother's Advice Book " . A ~ ~ t , r ' .. "The Young Wife's " Advice Book THAT BOOK YOU WANT! If We . <« The Household Docter " , .. ...in it t A / Thi® Lot 1s 6s, Posted is od have not got it We II get ItIfojfe.*, ■ Call or KEN AITKEH BOOKSELLER LEVIN. Agent for every MAGAZINE under the Sun.