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" For it keeps'em in their place J> —_ ——- \ When they know they have to face S 1 1"P 1 1 B 1H i The lively little Lads in Navy Blue." S J Iw -JL JL JL-iJ* J—B—* j Wear a New "* > SHERLA.W, WATCHMAKES { NdVal Blue NacKtie! S Repairs Chronometers, Repeaters, Duplex, English Levers, \ These are just the Very Latest- £ American Levers and Geneves. S as a mart as they ? p leaeo Note New Address-OXFORD ST., LEVIN- 1 Thoy re in fine Poplin mda-ends f (Opposite HARVEY" & CO. < and the colour is the new shade, x See Millar & Giorgi's fine Patriotic PRESERVING SEASON 1915 Naval Tie Window I . Prepare for the coming Winter by bottling plenty of Fruit. We can supply you with all you need to accomplish this. Be right in line with Sanrt PRESERVING PANS, Stevens' Best Enamel, 7s, 8s 6d and 10s 6d Dressars and select ono of these JAM SPJON3, 4d and fid. SCALES from 4s Gd per set Fashionable Ties to : day ! GOLDEN STATE JARS—the only perfect jar on the market, pints quarts aud half-gallons. MASON'S WIDS iIOQEa JARS—qts., 5s 9d and i-gals, 7s lOd doz With a Jam Spoon given away with ever dozen jars. Millar & (iiorgi SIMS' novelty DEPar. The Great Outfitters, if J KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER/ n 1 . if , I 17 NJOT the lightnoaa, Mftawi, freedom u< raiaierstaa iiarta. & «d«K»omyof jgf | Jaeger Pure Woollens XJSVLN LAUNDRY. Cooler than linen or oottoa. Dr. J&eger Underwear r%- , will protect 70a against erary change in tamper- €f !\f ature. Guaranteed all wooL Any under carmen* I \! MmSUI, Proprieties ol the replaced if spoiled throoch ■hrinkaw. 1 A j • Levin Laundry, undertake*— After 30 Yoare j*** QMUty \J\ I. «UH th» BEST. W V > WASHING AND IRONING. Men'* Underwits 7/8 to 1M •/- to Of* fj Fl WASHING AND IRONING. <Oom- Wtoo/9 tf U WASHING AND IRONING. bination Garments) 18/- to 18/6 19/0 to Ift® io all ita branches. Fiiet-claui work. «.» WEAR "JAEOER" PYJAMAS! 1 CITY EXPERIENCE. CITY EXPERIENCE. First Shipment \ f OF f New Autumn Millinery | 1 At dchPlK's* i 4 Just a Happy Medium—that desired combination of Cor- 4 i rect, Good Style, with Moderate Prices. 4 K That's what our AUTUMN and WINTER MILLINERY t f stands for—everything true to London standards in shapes r r of Hats, and Styles and Colourings. F d As for Price —well, most Ladies know our Prices and the 5 values they stand for. They are small, but never come a \ down to the point of where quality ceases. We invite \ ? you to call and see our Select Display of BEAUTIFUL 1 f F HATS for the coming Season P j , A* Clark's j

» — IFjYOURI COMPLEXION has been caught by the inn and you are suffering from summer tan sunburn or freckle, you should use NYAL'S FACE CREAM. NYAL'S FACE CREAM. You will find it delightfully cool and refreshing and not greasy. PRICE Is 6d JAR. G. 8. KEEDWELL, > DISPENSING CHEMIST, LEVIN.

OLD SHOES TO MEND! OID BOOTS TO MEND! 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 do the Rest. PINK'S POPULAR PRICKS ARE FACTS AND MONEY SAVERS. Let an Expert do your Repairs. FRED. W. PINK is a Boot and Shoe Repair Specialist, 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 YOUR NEXT REPAIRS TO . FRED. W. PINK, THE PHEMIER SHOE «HOP, LEVIN. | Great 5 ) Post Card Competition, i | At KEN. AITKEN'S j » Ail School Children can oompete in this great Competi- J \ tion. There are only two conditions: — I / Buy your School Books at KEN. AITKEN'S ? AND COLLECT THE POST CARDS. \ S With every School Book purchased we are giving away l v a "Post Card. The Boy collecting the largest number \ ( of these oards will receive— \ V 1 Set of "MEGGANO" (100 Toys in One) < S The Girl collecting the largest number will reoeive— \ > 1 HANDSOMELY DRESSED DOLL 1 r iar ALWAYS GET IT AT; ) \ KEN. AITKEN'S }

■ —I We Cordially Invite Year C%j Inspection of Our p ADVANCE AUTUMN SHOWING Costumes, Frocks, Millinery Jjßk THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25th MILLINERY CREATIONS that are . beautiful fV r/T J and exclusive, are here in a splendid diversity i V )jm of captivating styles and designs for EARLY ill I Jot AUTUMN WEAR. OUR DRESS AND COSTUME SECTION is rich in Variety of Styles whose Qualities satisfy the mind —and whose Cheapness will delight you. Bar WE SHOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE A VISIT FROM f ALL CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS. STILES & MATHESON, | !| "The Store that Treats you Well," hy LEVIN.

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 February 1915, Page 2

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798

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 February 1915, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 February 1915, Page 2

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