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Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 February 1914, Page 4

Judicious Advertising Up Business, Hoiowhenut County has a population of some ten thousand people. Several towns of New Zealand have much larger populations, but what of their spending power '? Hoi" 1 when via County has a lation is almost wholly favourably instanced in regard to speuding power. Two-thirds of them draw their living directly from the kind and they have mm bo©ney ro &pz,m and more than the averagequantity. ADVEItTISEES SHOULD IIEMEMBEIi THIS! AN ADVERTISEMENT WELL PLACED MUST BE PROFITABLE. The iirst consideration of an advertiser is a good district; the second is a reliable and wellread newspaper. Both are to be found kr this County. The County's population it some 10,000, and practically al. of the settlers are reached by THE HOROWHENUA CHRONICLE Published every afternoon ai Levin, and circulating from Tokoinaru ou the North, to Wai kanae and Paraparauniu on the South. Special edition published every day for Shannon and Tokoinaru at 10 a.m. Levin and Southern editions at 3.30 ALL THE LATEST CABLEGRAMS. LOCAL NEWS A SPECIALITY. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers should be aware that City advertising is Overdone; the liural Advertising Meld 's the Field of Profit. The Advertising Jiates of The Horowhenua Chronicle (for permanent advertisements) are the Cheapest of any Daily Newspaper in New Zealand. One inch ou any page £6 10s year; two inches £S, three inches £10, luur £12, five £14 lOs, six £10, seven £17, eight £18 10s. Outside and Local Advertisers all are on the same footing. Our headquarters are at Levin but we also circulate extensively in Shannon and Manakau, reaching both town and couni.ry populations. Casual advertisements 3s per inch first insertion, 2s per inch each subsquent insertion. "Wanted Known" Advertisements (limited to 25 words), Is per issue; three insertions 2s 6d toe kgrowhenua Is the only DAILY NEWSPAPER between Wellington and Palinnrston North. It Comes Many Ways — — v . But however it corned the remedy reaches all. Kidney complaint in;i ,, begin, from all sources, such .;.- r.i-ld, injury by accident, or the r<-suit of other complaints. Howor it may come, Doan's Backa<i>;- kidney Pills always cure. L. ihos fact be an ever-present iiiuiHO!-;/ with you. All sufferers s!j!n:hi be interested in the following :-- [>:>I> SBHIBiBIIHB mon9|^^H|^H^H|^HHßß the fI^HH^HBBBH he a r JHHh^HH^^^^^^^^^^R| tort > wHhI^HI^hI^IB^B! <-inebjH^^^9|^H^H^^H^HH^m in, i ' k iti vußtt^^^Bßßl^^Ußiß^R remedy rBP !,(.: !■: idneys, and I recommend iin'!i to other sufferers." 'i'welve years later Mrs Manz ■oniirms the above: "My cure has st -. d the test ;.'t time; I <i"i still absolutely free from backache and it is twelve years since Doan's Backache Kidney Pills cured me. I am eighty-!hree years of age, and I think it wonderful that this medicine has cured me so thoroughly at my time of life." Lei this point be fastened, in your mind—"Backache is kidney ache, and if neglected brings in its train all (lie horrors of advanced kidney disease."' Doan's Backache Kidney Pills cured Mrs Man/,. "A word (o (he wise is enough." Doan's Backache Kidnev Pills are sold by all chemists ai'lls per hofllo (six lioHles His (id) or will be posled on receipf of price by Foster-McClellan Co., T(i Pitt Street, Sydney. SAVftl) rTTNDRFJhS OF CHILDREN. ' "My sons, f' v .".rTen and John, are subject to colds,'" says Mrs C. Carler, '■'>■'> M.'wVpt sti'eet, South Melbourne, \.L>. "Some time back 1 would h;*vo lost both of theiri with croup but for the timely advice of Mrs Snowden, who recommended me to give Chamberlain's Cough 1 Joined.v to them. I tried i< and saw the change for (he bet (or in 'hem right away, and they wore both soon well again. I lii'.vo soon hundreds of children Nsivod by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.—l'or Hale everywhere. —