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uttle mister ... The Home Educational Typewriter Will Like a MILLAR & GIORGI HAT. > ~ - "THE YOUNG ANERICAN," £i/i 5/Sou see, a lot of Houses only carry . Boy's Hats as a sideline! mighty A Practical Machine. The arrangement of letters is like the Standard important branch with us though. Machines. .-, « .-.1 - >-jj, I '.. •:■■. loaches young people Business anil Commercial Forms. ;..,-—.-, .._ . : : Relieves much of the drudgery of study. Makes School Work interesting and -'-„'...... * d » H ♦ attractive. Good for Business or Personal Correspondence Tho ieC OUr MagMNCent BOy S nai Greatest Educational Novelty ever offered to the Public. Wlndow ' ' Every Home needs a "YOUNG AMERICAN," £i 15s. That will show you how heavily we The Latest Model No. 8 "AMERICAN" Typewriter, £8 Bs. High-Grado go in for Juvenile Headwear—That Standard Keyboard Typewriter at a low- prico. Tho " AMERICAN " will give the reason why Fathers has 425 parts, in place of 2000 to oOOu parts m tho complicated highand Mothers come straight here priced Machines. whenever a little George Washing- Tho exclusive and superior features of tho No. 8 " AMERICAN " which you tcjn loses his hat! should consider carofully before paying a high prico for a Typewriter are, Simplicity, Speed, Two Colours Ribbon, Effiency, Koyboard, Durability, We've just the Hat to suit YOUR v .^ i , nish ' Touch f nd Portability. _ Laddie too. No matter what age xon will be mterestod to compare tho ossonCnu features ot the "American " he may be 1 We've hundreds of with Standard Machines. shapes and styles all the latest AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND— . colors, and qualities are right up *° theraark ™ EMPIRE AGENCIES Palmerston North, N.Z. Prices won't Worry You a Great telephone no. m>. p.p. box 2ca. Deal . . . Why not Bring the Boy to-day. . ( ■ BARRATT'S BUSY BYKO J MILLAR & GIORGIJ I |The Great Outntters.j For New " Douglas" Motors, Palmoraton N. «nd Hastings SeCOlld Hand MotOl'S ißvnr iattndby. New and Second Hand Cycles Motor Oils and Benzine Kept M# _ IBAMB, Proprietre.. ,f Mot()] . Aooesßol . ieg aad the Levin Laundry, under- RpTiaiTN takes .WASHING & IRONING ? " i j n•♦ v - SOLE DISTRICT IVT PAPDATT < in all its branchei. Firet-clase f AGENTS *-*, • cyiiy ) work. City experience. % \

£?/i : ;\'v I y^v LADIES' PETONE COSTUMES fo ' tUn^ e in s a ecurill S a Hne of Twenty Petone-inade COSTUMES in best Navy Serges and Worsteds, and during the next two we-sks, will give the public ot Levin the benefit ofi our buying. Every Costume is this coming Winter's Latest Style, wellmade, well lined and smart cut. If you want to look spic and span L'? v Cr c^° llday3 and l at a P rice that suit your purse, just visit our Showroom, and see the New Costumes-it will be an object lesson in economy. C L ARK' Slevin's Best Store

PREMIER BOOTMAKER 1 , . W. Pink 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 guarantee to keep firm in the wettest of weather. Highlows for the farm and bluchers for the mill. REPAIRS ! REPAIRS ! REPAIRS 2 Bring them to Fred, and he will return them Promptly as good as New. **• Mr. .piifK. BOOT and SHOEMAKER, LEVIN. II I Don't Leave It Too '-' ' Late ! ! I Take Get Your Share of the Special advantage Saturday bargains. Veciai prices Next Saturday. while you may. r* "—= — O LADIES , BAGS The last of Usually 1 5/- and 7/6 each the Special Special Saturday prices \ |/6 Saturdays will and 6/soon be here. A. Shilling writing Pad, , ssi2?«Hy l Pkt Envelopes Prices mmmmmmm-mmmmmmmm l Pen 1 If - 1 Bottle of Ink J-S I I 1 Note Boole. J The Lot 1 * KEN AiTKEN - Bookseller.

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

OUR EXHIBITION OF THE h'Uli. THE iNEVV SEl'kOiN l'uK MS \ |;|;-, M\ V l mvsTH. LATIOiN 01' IRRESISTIBLE iV m< |- \\!> y oUTSJIINE ALL LESSEIt LI (JUTS. We sny this iu uu spirit of bosi .stfuJ umlaut >■ \m- licMcnc ii id be a fact that this great Millinery showing of ours is unequalled in this Town and District, and we confidonlly ;iw;iif iho verdict ol our Customers. :!N STYLE, QUALITY and VALUU, OUR M.ILLINERY [S SUPE EME. Stiles dteHflt THE WHITE HOUSE, LEVIN. Agent for-the Reliable P^WyWjLJMJ^

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 March 1914, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 March 1914, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 March 1914, Page 2

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