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The Home Educational Typewriter ;- v ; Will Like a MILLAR & GIORGI HAT. J1 |o " THE VOUNQ AHERICAN," £i/ 15/- | a ■ . You see, a lot of Houses only carry Boy's Hats as a sideline! mighty A Practical Machine. Tho arrangement of letters is like the Standard important branch with •us though. Machines. Teaches young people Business and Commercial Forms. Relioves much of the'drudgery of study. Makes School Work interesting ami : .s» ~ __ { attractive. Good for Business or Personal Correspondence The see our Magnificent Boy s Hat Greatest Educational Novelty ever offer to the Public. T ; Window. . . . . Every Home needs a " YOUNG AMERICAN," £1 ISs. That will show you how heavily wo The Latest Model No. 8 "AMERICAN" Typewriter, £8 Bs. High-Grade go in for Juvenile Headwear—That Standard Keyboard Typewriter at a low price. The " AMERICAN " will give tho reason why Fathers has 425 parts, in place of 2000 to 300 l) parts in tho complicated highand Mothers come straight here priced Machines. -v whenever a little George Washing- The exclusive and superior features of tho No. 8 " AMERICAN " which you . ton loses his hat! should consider carefully before paying a high price for a Typewriter are, • Simplicity, Speed, Two Colours Ribbon, Effiency, Keyboard, Durability, ■ We've just the Hat to suit YOUK v *.d Portability. Laddie too. No matter what ace • You will be inteiasted to compare tho oasouaal features of tho Amoriean he may be! We've hundreds of with Standard Machines. shapes and styles all the latest AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND— colors, and qualities are right up HE EMPIRE AGENCIES Palmerston North, N.Z. Prices won't Worry You a Great telephone no. too. P.o. box 2c«. Deal ... - Why not Bring the Boy to-day. . s * ...... { BAR WATT'S BJSY B>'Ko : MILLAR & GIORGI > —— — — ——— < f - !The Great Outfitters, For New " Douglas" M-)t >rs, •' Palmerston N. and Hastings SeCOlld Hand Motors >ylevin laundry. New and Second Hand Oycles Motor Oils and .Benzine Kept M. rEA^E - Prop ™ tra " - Motor Cycle Accessories and the Levin Laundry, under- Jtt6p&irS * takes .WASHING & IRONING I ' i in all its branches. First-class < SoLE agenis ßlCT N BABIIATT. LEVIN I ~ inrork. City experience. p c < wwwwwu FIRST SHIPMENT NEW MILLINERY j C L A R K' S Levin's Best Store FOE LADIES' AND MAIDS. Now Ready for your Inspection at CLARK'S nz

PREMIER BOOTMAKER F. W. 1 iiik is still.at the old Stand, handing out the Best of Boots at fair and reasonable Price, Footballers will find a specially suitable boot at PINK'S. It is made of .stout Leather, with blocked toes, and is guarante.d to keep firm in the wettest of "weather. Highlows for the farm and bluchers for the mill. REPAIRS ! REPAIRS ! REPAIRS I Bring them to Fred, and he will return them Promptly as good as New. IST. PINK, BOOT and SHOEMAKER, LEVIN. ||| Special Saturday = 111 Attractions at Aitken's fc'j s, iu „k, tor Better be Sure than Sorry a fe.w Weeks. Wo are J SEttLE Come Early on Saturday. 'S 8 "; I **; 20 PI 'TORE BOOKS for Boys bwt,jy* and Girls. Usua.ly sold at ancy Goods. 2s, 6 and 3s. Special Saturday fhtariv Shoj.p™. Pnoe 13 6' 2so. Will do well to Shop A Shilling Writing Pad, 1 pkt p y ' ..,?■• Bpecml 1 Bottle Ink, I Pen and ... Prices will bo announc- Note Book. Special Saturday Price e<l each week in this the lor. Space. 20 CLOTH BOUND GIFT II I q BOOKS. Usually 3s 6(1 each' B I Special Saturday Price 1s 9d. .I Ken. Aitken, Bookseller Watch this Space Every Day

levin spouts depot. HUGH HALL, PROPRIETOR. Every Description of Sports Requisites Stocked. A Few Sets of Bowls For Sale [TAYLOR'S The Best] At Less Than Half Price. APPLY EARLY. Fisher men s Gear in Great Variety. huqh hall, Hairdresser and Tobacconist' Oxford Street, -=- >, Levin.

I IPF"" OUR exhibition ! OF THE # NEWEST HATS# < J'Uit 11IE NEW SEASON \ lil'il l I\ W ('n\v:'n,'i LATIO.N OE IIiIIESISTJBLE 4yi j- 'x , .Vy v ( T | iSIIL\ l (1 i ALL LESSEK LIGHTS. " ' ' * ' We say this in 110 spirit of boastful ano-ann- w<> brlirvr il 1.. | be <i lat.'l that this grout -Millinery ..showing of nurs is unequalled in this Town and District, and we confidently await (lie verdict ol our Customers. I IN S'JTLE, QUALITY and VALUE, 01 J7f MILLINERY IS SUPEEME. Stiles AK atbesoxi THE WHITE HOUSE, LEVIN. Agent for the Reliable PAUUKIE PAPER PATTERWS.

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 March 1914, Page 2

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722

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 March 1914, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 March 1914, Page 2

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