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Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 March 1915, Page 2

A Great Throw Out of STRAW HATS at Millar and Giorgi's STRAW 3/6 HATS we 5/6 to 8/6 One glance at the big window showing of these under-priced Straws will tell you how good ihey are. This Season's Styles and High-Grade Straws Not a mark or spot on any. Every Hat must get out in view of incoming stocks Don't miss this Sir, whatever you do. Make sure to-day. Millar & Giorgi The Great Outfitters, Palmerston North. UZVIN LAUNDRY. MFKAfcEE, Proprietress of tho * Levin Laundry, undertak*®— W AHHtN G AND IRONING. WASHING AND I HONING. WASHJNG AND IRONING, in «U its branches. J?'irßt.clue work. CITY EXPERIENCE. CITY EXPERIENCE

CORRECT TIME BHERLAW, WATOH«i»«Ea Repairs Chronometers, Repeaters, Duplex, English Levers, American Levers and Geneves. Please Note New Address —**iD ST.j Lt. it IN. (Opposite HARVEY & CO. PRESERVING SEASON 19<5 Prepare for the coming Winter by bottling plenty of Fruit We can supply you with all you need to accomplish this PRESERVING PANS, Stevens' Best Enamel, 7s, 8s 6d and 10s 6d JAM SPOONS, 4d and 6d. SCALES from 4s Cd per set G OLDEN STATE JARS—the only perfect jar on the market, pints quarts and half-gallons. M ASON'S WIDE MOUTH JARS—qts., os 9d and 7s lOd do? With a Jam Spoon given away with ever dozan jara. SIMS' NOVELTY HARDWARE DEPOT. KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER I EBTJOY the lightness, softness. ftMdon waA •nd eoonomy of I^o Jaeger Pure Woollens Cooler than linen or ootton, Dr. Jaeger Underwear —7l will protect you against every ohanse in temper* j ~\f | atuxe. Guaranteed all wool. Any under earnest I V | replaced if spoiled through shrink***. I II ft Af.tf'ao Year. \ J\ I Is still the BEST. Weight No.» W vA Men's TXndervests 7/3 to US 4/- to flV* Il f T Men's Pants •/- to 18/0 T/6 to 0/0 Uf \J Men's United* (Com- W ■ lunation Garments) 18/- to SS/0 18/8 to 1M ~W &R s 8.3 WEAR "JAEGER** PYJAMAS I *

ft I First Shipment \ \ (f OF P |New Autumn MilSineryS At ClarVa — -, j 4 Just a Happy Medium —that desired combination of Cor- jj A rect, Good Style, with Moderate Prices. | j \ That's what our AUTUMN and WINTER MILLINERY I K f stands for —everything true to London standards in shapes 1 r f of Hats, and Styles and Colourings. | P i As for Price —well, most Ladies loo*" our Prices and the r i a values they stand for. They ai £ small, but never come § S down to the point of where quality ceases. We invite i \ f you to call and see our Select Display of BEAUTIFUL | f f HATS for the coming Season | W t JHL-t ciavk^— —■' !

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