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Horowhenua Chronicle, 10 February 1914, Page 2

™ EMPIRE AGENCIES Palmerston North, N.ZZZ MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS """TELEPHONE No. TOO. P.O. BOX 2(i(>. Are New Zealand Agents for the popular "OATSPAW" RUBBER HEELS. Tread-Air Heel Cushions Foster Combination Arch-Support and Tread-Air Heel Cushion. Ask your Bootmaker for them. Some bootmakers will offer you other brands which thoy say are "Just as good." Don't believe them. They simply make a larger profit out of the lower-priced articles, which are doar at any price. We are also Agents for the NO BATTERY ELECTRIC BELL. Most useful shop and door Bell ever invented. Cannot got out of order. The LIQUID SOAP DISPENSERS and LIQUID SOAP. Every Up-to-Date establishment has one or more. " EVER-READY " CLOTHES LINE. The indoor Clothes Line. Ever ready when you'want it. Invisible when you don't want it. THE SIMMONS FOLDING CHAIR. The strongest and most compact chair manufactured. The "VICTOR" Copper Hot Water Bottles. Perfectly Leak Proof. I hey won't crack like Rubber Bottles. Thoy won't rust. Last a lifetime. Useful for many purposes. "FITZALL" Wrenches. Instantaneous in action. Simple, durable, powerful. For use anywhere, anytime. THE WONDERFUL MIRROSCOPE — Gas, Acetylene or Electricity. The greatest means of Amusement, Education and Entertainment. Any opaque object can by means of the MIRROSCOPE be reflected on to a sheet or other surface, with every line, shade and tint absolutely retained. Post Cards, Photos, Clippings from Magazines or Paper. Drawings, etc. No sides to prepare like the Magic Lantern, etc., etc. Inspection or Correspondence Invited. Telephone No. 70!>. P.O. No. Box 206 SOL acS R,CT K BABBATT,, LEm

A Challenge of Value at Millar & Giorgi's Great |-. Drumming out j Sale. Never have prices been cut to a finer point. - - Men's and boys' clothing Mercery and men's wornens' and children's boots and shoes are going out without a frac- . tion of regard for cost. Real live bargains look at you 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 LAUNDBY. \jf FBA&EB, Proprietreßß of the Levin Laundry, undertakes WASHING & IRONING in all its branches. First-class work. Citv experienced

|B_/& CLARK'S qALE is an o*" 1 s * ock is being sacrificed in a R:']: ' really Marvellous Manner »&;-., *§St Our Profits are just going. It would mfUi^yZ. —» *rtfi{\i be quite useless to explain how wonderful HBilfejisj* \jy*"l , ; „;. // the bargains are just now. tM[:- Piiiw You Need to see our Window fifej- - -''Mir Display for instance. W:« A M » Nn 1 Crepes, Costumes, Dress / vf WmdOW WO I stu f fS) Window Nets, '^^i \ \ 9 Cambrics, Ticking etc all at 4i per yard \i 1 &(fr\ utj J O Blouses, Dresses, //-:/ Window NoZ Tunics , Bating (U' ! ' U 'It' f IT\ Costumes, Pinafores and underclothing If//" ill:/ I ® I all at 2s lld each Wll''' f r! ii r\ lIP J M« 1 Ready to wear hats f'l' % $ 0 WmduWWOO & shapes all at4s lid LIQ lllh- $&) « 7 . j . A One Piece Dresses, WllldOW WO 4 Coßtumeß| .Trimmed Hats - Blouses - all at 4s lld each "

Never Give a Boot up as a Bad Job before consulting « F. W. PINK. Some time or other you may 1 have picked up a pair of boots | ■! ' °* y° urs at ave a hea P I of wear, and, regarding with I ,^^^^^^^^^^ t sadness and sorrow their broken 1 soles and cracking sides, given 1 1 them up as "done for." 1 On second thoughts; reluctant 1 \ ||||i >N A»r«||||§| to drop them, you may have j W| submitted them with difficulty I to a good repairer and realised : / - • i oy ' on nearin g n^s ver(lict ' /1 A* -j£i\\ 1 that there was life in old boots (\ yet \ \ i BZ-Jt-'Alllifoim GOOD Boot lias nine lives, / \ % $*&£&& Bring your old ones here and fQ \ ' /\. Wk w'U give them the ninth, at <A | / \ " y rate. L We know onr work. LOOK DOWW THIS LIST heae Useful Hand-Books are Obtainable at KEN AITKEWS Pearson's Dream Book First Aid to the Injured .1 /G Post I/7 Beady-Made Speeches The Enginoman's Master Key Complete Etiquette for Lady and Gent 7b (id Post 8s Modern Rugby Football ' » The Amateur Carpenter and Builder Boeton's Ready Reckoner '*>* M I>ost ■ ,s Games and Amusements The Homo Doctor 3s Gd Post 4s The Chairman's Guide The Enquirers Home Bo>ok os G Post 4s Carpentry and Joinery The Autocar Hand Book: 2s Post 2s (id The Poultry Book Hints and Tips for Automobilists Letter Writer for Lady and Gent 3s Post '.if, Gil Motor Boats Simply Explained The Art of Modorii Conyuring Cycling Repairing and Adjusting ' os Gd Post 4s Gramophones and Phonographs Bridge and Auction Brixlgo 2/G Post 6s Motor Cycle Building The Art of Speaking; (Portweo) Amateurs Guide to Workshop 2b L'ost 2s <ld Cycle Building and Repairing Hand Book for Debating Societies Building Model Boats »» Po»i »/ (i Knotting and Splicing Webster's English Dictionary Domestic Jobbing :;/G Post 1/2 House Decoration The Reciters Treasury of V urso Tailoring 4/G Post Os Electro Plating Clark's Elocution Instvuctio n Leather Working 2s Post 2/G All These 1s 3d Posted 1 9 6d ■■——»«■ • The Mother's Advice Book " The Young Wife's "Advice Book THAT RfifJK YOII WANT' If Wc ' The Household Doctor» IHrtIDUUIY lUU "«»» • This Lot is 6s, Postedis 9d [ have not ij,ot it We'll £et it. h Call or Write KEN AITKEN BOOKSELLER LEVIM. U " A & nt for ever y MAGAZINE under the