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Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 March 1914, Page 2

umE mister ... The Home Educational Typewriter Will Like a MILLAR ft GIORGI HAT, " THE YOUNG AHERICAN," jEi/IS/- ' Boy's Hate HI a ildeline Praetioal Machine. The arrangement of latter# is like the Standard important branch with us though. Machine. / # , r Teaches young people Business and Commercial-Forms. Relieves muoh of the drudgery of study. Makes School Work interesting and ' attractive. Good for Business or Persoaal Oorrespondenee The see our' Magnificent Boy S Hat Greatest Educational Novelty erer offered to the Public. Window. .... Every Home needs a "YOUNG AMERICAN," £1 Iss. That will .how you how heavily we The Latest Model No. 8 "AMERICAN" Typewriter, «8 8«. High-Grade go in for Juvenile Headwear—That Standard Keyboard Typewriter at a low prioe. The AMBRICAN will give the reasoa why Fathers has 415 parte, in place of 3000 to 3000 parts in the complicated highand Mothers oome straight here prioed Machines. . . VT „ , whenever a little George Washinc- The exclusive and superior features of the No. 8 AMifiULOAis whioa you ton lose* his hat' "kould consider carefully before paying a high prioe for a Typewriter are, Simplicity, Speed, Two Colours Ribbon, Effioncy, Keyboard, Durability, tit j- • iiL. TT.i, i_ :j. »nnn Knish, Touoh and Portability. \r u * Ton will be interested to compare the essential features of the " Ameriean" L.ddi. too. No m.«.r wh.t « g . atmdui U.Mn.Z he may ha 1 We've hundreds of shapes and styles all the latest AG3NTS FOR NEW ZEALAND— colore, and qualities are right up _ , * T nr tothemark I 2£ EMPIRE AGENCIES Palmerston North, N.Z. Prices won't Worry You a Great tjliphonb no. 709. p.p. box see. Deal j "VWW^ Why not Bring the Boy to-day. . > BARRATT'S BUSY BYKO MILLAR & GIOKGIf I «ih» Great Outftttersj For New " Douglas" Motors, Palmeraton N. and Ha.tl.g. SeCOnd Hand Motors # mtiw cAtrsDKT. New and Second Hand Cycles — Motor Oils and Benzine Kept raAWm ' Propri " r,M lf Motor Cycle Accessories and tM Ltrin Latmdiy, »nd«- EepflifS Mcm .WASHING A IRONING ? * J m Jlita branch... Fir.t-cU« ? N. BABBATT, . LEVIN. < work. City «xp«rianca. > S

FIRST SHIPMENT CLARK' S levin's Best Store FOR LADIES' AND MAIDS. Now Ready for your Inspection at =CLARK'S =

PREMIER BOOTMAKER 4 IT. Pink is still at the old Stand, handing out the Best ol Boots at fair and reasonable Price. Footballers will find a specially suitable boot at PINK'S. It is made of stout Leather, with blocked toeo, and is guaranteed to keep firm in the wettest ol weather. Highlows for the farm ani bluchers for the mill. REPAIRS I REPAIRS I REPAIRS ! Bring them to Fred, and he will return them Promptly as good as New. w. PINK. BOOT and SHOEMAKER, LEVIN . |I | Don't Leave It Too 111 Late ! ! 1 Get Your Share of the Special advantage Saturday Bargains. speoial prices Next Saturday. while you 6 LADIES' BAGS The last of O U,D ?% land . 7 /« each the Special Special Saturday prices 11/6 Saturdays will and ®/" soon be here. A Shilling writing Pad, \ Saturday WWWWWWU 1 Pkt Envelopes Prices J 1 P6n ' 1 I""™*" 1 ™1 Bottle of Ink i -*-S || 1 Note Book. J The Lot 8 ' KEN AITKEN - Bookseller.

LEVIN SPORTS DEPOT. HUGH HALL, PROPRIETOR. Every Description of Sports Requisites Stocked. A Few Sets of Bowlg For Sale [TAYLOR'S The Beat J At Less Than Half Price. APPLY EARLY. Fishermen's Gear in Great Variety. HUGH HALL, Hairdresser and Tebaeconist' Oxford Street, Levin.

OUR EXHIBITION OF THE <#NEWEST HATS# FOR THE NEW SEXBON BRILLIANT CONSTELLATION OF IRRESISTIBLE S'rYUE AND EASILY OUTSHINE ALL LESSER LIGHTS. We say this in no spirit of boastful arrotfanrp -wp Ik'Upto it to be a fact that, this great Millinery showing of ours is unequalled in this Town and District, and w« confidently await the verdict of our Customers. IN STYLE, QUALITY and VALUE, OUR MILLINERY IS STJPR EME. Stiles sEitliesioii. THE WHITE HOUSE, LEVIN. Agent for the Reliable PAULINE PAPER PATTERNS. MHaMaBtaWBPaWBMBHBBWaBMBMHBMMBWBBBWBWMWMBWIWIiIIWIWIIIBiUIIIIBI IWH HIIIIIIIIWHIIIHI