Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 May 1914, Page 2

"Wjien Johnny comes Marching Borne Again. ,, hejtthaye spent.many a nippy liight under canvas. Wise Territorials those who spend a few minutes beforehand selecting A Good Camp Kug or a Gosy Grey BlanKet for the Takapau Camp. These are Champion Lines— cheap enough to take to camp and good enough to use at homq Let's Quote a Few RUGS 6/11, 8/6, 9/6,10/6,12/6 BLANKETS 10/6 and 12/6 per pair . Now aren't those figures attractive—haven't you a etrong inclination to see these goods ? Obey that Impulse i MILLAR & GIORGI The Great Outfitters, PALMERSTOW NORTH. ■ -7* LEVIN LAUNDRY. JL/f FR AS fill, Proprietreie if the Levin Laundry, undertakee WASHING & IRONING in all its branches. First-class wort. City experience.

Blflnkct I imp With the mornings a bit nippy you'll feel tlic need of warm blankets. We are catering for that need— mf word we are. Our Stock of Warm Woolly Blankets is calculated to send up your temperature. The biggest values in Blankctdom are here, just ready to radiate warmth and comfort all the winter and long after. The qualities are all tip-top and they appeal to housewives who want to economise because the prices are low. NOW TOR IT! GET IN OUT OF" THE COLD by buying your Blankets at % CIjiARK'S

. , FIRST IN LBVIN ! Still Here—and Still First! F. W. PINK, Levin's Premier Bootmaker has hie Shop well stocked with the best of goods. —■■■-.. 'Winter is upon us, and farmers in particular have need of sound boots. They will find them at ' PINK'S. Footballers, hockey players, golfers, all need something special. . They will be able to get it if they call in at the Premier Boot Shop Oxford Street, Levin, and mention their need to Levin's Premier Bootmaker. MARK YOUR LINEN WITH JOHN BOND'S Crystal Palace MARKING INK Warranted to fulfil every requirement. Requires no heating or preparntion. 6d. and Is. per bottle. KEN. AITKEN, Bookseller - Oxford Street