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Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 February 1915, Page 2

WE ARE SEVEN—iETHM DATS! The Last Seven Days tf Millar and Giorgi's ROYAL BANNERETTE SALE doses SAtUMMr. FU. 2ttk Gentlemen! Beat tot foremost. Those who have and thoee who haven't been to this Kg MoneySaving Event should baekle to and come before it attains finality. For the Last 7 Days Bigger Bargains in CiatMng Greater Snaps in Nerccry Rollicking Footwear Chaices We're dead set upon making these last days real boomers—everyone will be a day to remember 1 Bee that you're in this last day's rushaway 1 Make oertain by eonting TO-DAF! TO-OAf! V Millar & Giorgi The Great Outfitters, i Palmerston North. LEVIN LAUMDBT. MFRASEK. Prmfsisfr— of «1m • I*vin Laaarfj/, ■adartekas— WASHING AND HONING. WASHING AND IJtONING. WASHING AND IXONING. <» all Ha braiMbaa. finkelaM work. CITY XXPXRIKNGI. OITT EXPESIEXCI.

CORRECT TIME SHERLA.W, WATCHMAKER R«pair» Chronometers, Repeaters, Duplex, English Levers, American Levers and Geneves. Pleas* Note New Address —OXFORD ST-y LEVIN. (Opposite HARVEY" & CO. i PRESERVING SEASON 1915 1 Prepare for th« coming Winter by bottling plenty of Fruit. W« mb ■apply you with all you need to accomplish 1 this. PRESERVING PANS, Stevens' Best Enamel, 7s, 8s 6d and 10s 6d JAM BPOON9, id and id. SCALES from 4s 3d per set GOLDEN STATE JARS—the only perfect jar on the market, pints quarto and half-gallona. MASON'S WIDE MOUTH JARS—qts., 5s 9d and J-gals, 7s lOd dor With a Jam Spoon given away with ever dozen jars. SIMS 9 NOVELTY HARDWARE DEPOT. O 10 KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER! EWJQT tli* llfhtMM, aoftneaa, freedom and and Moawaj of jaeger Pure Woollens /Tjn\ Cooler than lines or ootton, Sr. Jaeger Underwear /r r%~ will protMl 70a acainat a very change in temper- \f ITI / 1 •tan. Ouaranteod all wool. Any under garment I V 1 replaced it apoilad ttmih ahrinkasa. I A I **51 maw M*** Quality \ A I la Btill ttaa BEST. wSghU Height M Li Men'* Underreata 7/1 to 12/9 a/- to 8/- I) 1 V Kan'a Vanta 91- to 13/9 7/6 to 9/S Uf \ ( Men'a Ualtada (Coat- U W biaatiom Oarawata) 18/- to SB/8 18/6 to 109 J1 1 S m WEAK "MIOCR" PYJAMAS! s A^P

| The Last Days of our Sale i Approach. q Pi NOW To give you some idea of the further great reduotions we are marking'during the next few ( days, we quote the undernoted lines on view in our windows in Oxford St., Levin J Women's good Summer Costumes ahd one piece Dresses 25s to 35s now 12s 6d i Women's Washing Costumes -y- usually 22s 6d to 25s now 8s 11 d ! Trimmed Hats all the latest styles .... 15s to 25s now 4s lid ! Ready to wear Hats and Straw Shapes .... 6s 6d to 12s 6d now 1s 11 d v

OLD SHObS TO MEND! OID BOOTS TO MEND I I All you have to do is to wrap up the Boots or Shoes in a sheet of paper / and send them in to FRED. W. PINK He'll Ito the Rest. PINK'S POPULAR PRICES ARE FACTS AND MONEY SAVERS. Let an Expert do your Repairs. FRED. W. PINK m i Boot and Shoe Repair ftpecialist, and has at his disposal a specially built workroom with a highly skilled staff, who know all there is to know about repairs and who can make your old shoes as good as new, quickly and inexpensively. BEND TOUR NEXT REPAIRS TO FRED. W. PINK, THE PREMIER! SHOE SHOP, LEVIN. "WWWy»y>yyiiyyvj j Great ' j | Post Card Competition. j At KEN. AITKEN'S I j All School Children can compete in this great Oompeti- \ S tion. There are only two conditionsr / Boy your School Books at KEN. AITKEN'S j ? AND COLLECT THE POST CARDS. j > With every School Book purchased we are giving away c 5 a Post Card. The Boy collecting the largest number c v uf these cards will reccive— J V 1 S®t «f " MEOOANO " (100 Toys in One) 1 S The Oirl collecting the largest number will receive— ) > 1 NANOr OMEir DRESSED DOLL < f ALWAYS GET IT AT i J KEN. AITKEN'S f