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Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 May 1914, Page 2

—THE EMPIRE AGENCIES— Manufacturers' Agents, PALMERSTON NORTH. AGENTS for the Foster Rubber Co., Botlon, manufacturers of the Popular " Catspaw " Rubber Heels, Tread-Air Heel Cushions, Combination Arch Supports and Heel Cushion. " IDEAL" Incubators, Brooders and Grain Sprouters. The " Ever-Ready Clothes Line Holder. (The Indoor Clothes Line, ever ready whenever wanted, invisible when not wanted), Etc., etc. 3s 6d posted. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. I And Sub-Agents wanted in every District. ™ EMPIRE AGENCIES Palmerston North, N.Z. TELEPHONE No, 709. P.O. BOX 2GG. [ COUNTER F„r ; { BOOKS Grocers & Drapers < These may be obtained from the Chronicle Office, Levin, at rates that are lowest in New , Zealand. Lots of 500 books (with three free r covers), at 2£d per book. <; f Lesser Lots at Cheaper Rates. Lota of 25 < r books at 9d per book. (HOROWHENUA PUBLISHING CO. Ltd. Levin? * < Mow Opened TAIERI TEA and LUNCHEON ROOMS HASWELbS' Buildings Oxford Street Levin [are now openj Refreshments obtainable daily from:— 9 a.m. 105. 30 p.m. Saturdays and holidays till 11 p.m Luncheon served on Sale Days afc 11 a.m. Catering done for parties, Ladies' afternoons, etc. The Misses McKegg,

There's a Hitch somewhere at MILLAR & GIORGI'S •In fact there are hundreds of them, a big window chock-a-block with just the goods to give the proper '"hitch" to that suit-garment which is neither coat nor waistcoat! BRACES ! ! Big* Special Purchase AH Priced 1/6. Worth 2/6 your chance those braces you're wearing must surely "bust" sometime, so why not get these while they're so lowpriced, and stow away for an awkward day. "Hold on there," is the motto of .gvery pair and the most fastidious dressed will not cavil at their general "get up." Cast a critical eye on the Window That will decide YOU ! MILLAR & GIORGI The Great Outfitters, PALMERSTON LEYIN LAUNDRY. M. FRABEII, Propriptreaa of the Levin Xjaundry. undertakes .WASHING & IRONING in all its branches. First-class work. City experience.

: THE NEW f y ' V " SWEATER ■ '} ■ ■ - •• I b a a ;■;■■■ ' V : "i;--:- ' ''? '■ ' Are you a Sport P ! *&' '* You will need one of the NEW ■"'" SWEATEE OOATS that have .... ' just arrived from England. ■ . . . :£■ y'; ' •?"•** .' ;'•'?■•?s Made in Navy, Browns, Greys £,U.!.- ,'}*■'] - ' • 1 x and white. Procurable only at ' CLARK'S OXFOISD ST., levin.

FIRST IN LEVIN! Still Here —and Still First! F. W. PINK, Levin's Premier Bootmaker has his SHop well stocked with the beat 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 ifv issr, . Levin's Premier Bootmaker. NEW BOOKS. "GOLD," by Stewart White. BHHMBOBn " u THE PARASITE," H. R. Martin. rpT " THE PATHWAY." GertU u 1 trude Page. . VOITI? * " THE FLYING INN." G. 1/ U JU K Chesterton. R n a If " 0N WITH TORCHY." u U U Sewell Ford. Afr 4. "THE HOUSE OF SHAME." V- 1 1 ' E. Dejeans. AITKEN ? g " The Treaty of Waitangi." T. • v /, . Big Selection. . 6d, 9d, and 1s 3d Editions . * KEN AITKEN,