Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Horowhenua Chronicle, 31 January 1914, Page 3

mp:±__T ; • l—wwii ■ uj.ji j / j ' A Challenge of Value at r illar & Giorgi's Great I Drumming; out Sale. Never have prices been cut i;: to a finer point. Men's and boys 1 clothing Mercery and rfien's wornens' and children's boots and shoes are going out without a fraction of regard for cost. Real live bargains look at you from every department. The sale won't last for e\er, and its the early folk who will score. Millar & Giorgi The Great Outfitters, k Palmerston Nth. and Hastings LEVIN LAUNDRY. M. FRAZIL, Proprietress of " the Levin undqrJ ti.kes WASHING & IRONING in all its branches. First-class ;v ; y work. City experience.

i , 11, —inr , ™ iii "'** ,— ~* ,w "'™' M, ™ r,nm ''* ri ' :gm ' t " H ' l nmMwrnMi jLt'gciLi^RK:^. 'ftJo doubt about it ? frnm the first Jay ? things laave gosa© with 2a 3winij> Theladiies who came were sasnply by tSss tremendous savings ifoey made. lEvery as showing something "special in way af bargains, we ara ireguiaB 1 stock at unoearJ of pricas. Herre are soma swfjre bin Sia; a x| for this week. Crome anil inspect. , I 14 ON-PIECE DRESSES Usually 12 s6d to 19s (id, NOW 4/j j | WHITE TWILL SKIRTS, high waists, usually 10s (id. NOW 4/11 \ ■ 6 Striped Silk Shirt BLOUSES usually 14s 6d. NOW 4/ j j | I only Creme SERGE COSTUME. SALE PRICE NOW /j./ J | i 1 Gray KAIAPOI COSTUME SALE PRICE tfOW 4/] j S 1 Moirette Underskirts. Eull cut White Underskirts . Extra special; SALE PRICE JL/J | ■ 12 Dress lengths of Various Materials. TO GO AT NOW 4/11 \ Poplin Tunics, ages two to four years were 8s 6d to 10s 60. NOW 4/XI \ White Muslin Dresses, fit four to nine years, were 9s (id. NOW 4/ j \ 2 Black Linen Dust Cloaks usually 29s 6d. NOW 4/ J J |: CLARK'S SALE N.OW (}«.

1 Never Give a Bbot up as a Bad i Job before consulting F. W. PINK, j Some time or otlier you may j " have picked up a pair of boots of yours that, have lt;ul. a h<*a]> of wear, and, wit l » sadness and sorrow tii< irhroknvi soles and cracking sides, ;s ; ven t hem up as ' doiKi ior." f: V On second thoughts, reluct:\'.: f . J j *° ro l J you may have i submitted them with diliirultv / •"' to a good repairer and ivnlisud 'v / // . , joy, on hearing his verdict, - f\ ji that there was life in old boots . £ { \ yet. \ \ /'' H'' *. x 5 i \ I iJ!hA GOOD Boot has nine lives, \\l " kcaca, • f\ \ gL Bring your old ones here and /I \ ' )\. 7 w'll give them the ninth, at j / \ """ ny rate. We know our work. W look down this list— These Useful Hand-Books are Obtainable at &VM AITKEK'S' Pearßou's Dream Book , First Aid to the Injured 1/fi post I /T Ready-Made Speeches - ( The Engineman's Master Key Complete Etiquette for Lady and (.tent 7s fid Post 8s Modern .Rugby Football The Amateur Carpenter and Jiuilder Heeton's .Ready Reckoner ">s (id Pust Is (James and Amusements The Home Doctor .is (id L'ont -Is The Chairman's Guide The Enquirers Home Be >ok :jfi 0 J'(isL 4s Carpentry and Joinery The Autocar Hand Look 'An Cost 2h (id The Poultry Dook Hints and Tips for Automobilists Letter Writer for Lady apd Gent ~R P (,l, t •<» Od Motor J3oats Simply Explained Tho Art of Modern Conjuring Cycling Repairing and Adjusting !'»<>d Post Is Gramophones and .Phonographs Bridge arid Auction P>ridee 2/<i Post Ms Motor Cycle Building The Art of Speaking (Perlweei Amateurs Guide to Workshop - 8 P°kt LV, 4d • Cycle Building and Repairing Hand Book for Debating Societies Building Model Boatß 3s Post 3/0 Knotting and Splicing Webstor's English Dictionary Domestic Jobbing < Post 4/2 House Decoration The Reciters Treasury of Verso Tailoring t/0 Post 5s Electro Plating Clark's Elocution Instruction Leather Working 2s Post 2/0 All These 1 s 3d Posted 1 s 6d • > , , i The Mother's Advice Book " , "The Young Wife's" Advice Book THAT BOOK YOU WANT! |f We <• The Household Doctor" This Lot is 6s, postedis 9d have not got it We II it. iJ Call or Write KEN AITKEN BOOKSELLER LJ&VIK. 1, - Agent for every MAGAZINE under the Sun. L- , ~ .....