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Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 March 1915, Page 3

60s. worth for £1. Sounds too much of a Good Thing, does'nt it ? But this is what we are doing. f 1 PARGEL contains 60/- worth of end of Season Goods. Send £1 and the Parcel goes Post Free —examine the goods in the quiet of your own home —if any do not please you or suit, just SEND THEM BACK and get their PRICE REFUNDED ! YOU run no Risk! Each garment you will find marked with an End-of-Season price, and with its former price. KEEP JUST WHAT PLEASES YOU ! Oui* £1 Parcel, Post Free for Cash with Order | 1 Washing Frock worth 25/-, but going out at 7/11 | 1 Blouse worth 3/6, but end of season price is 2/11 1 Motor or Dust Coat, originally from 25/- to 45/-, but being cleared at 3/11 I Skirt of Tweed or Cloth, worth on an average 10/-, but going now at 5,11 COLLINSON & CUNNINGHAME, Ltd., 1-9 Broad Street - Palmerston North e Nowhere in this Paper is there BETTER NEWS You need {Jam Jars and Preserving Pans NOW! The only question is where to get them WE SELL THEHI CHEAPER BECAUSE SOILED—Tho Jain Jar Tops got a little damp aiul art) slightly discoloured m conso- i quenco, but no more than the shiniest would be after a season s use. JAR RINGS—SmaII, 4d doz ; Large, 5d doz. Post Free. Narrow Mouth Screw Top Jars with rings Pints Quarts Half-galls. Were 4/-doz 5/-doz 7/-doz To Clear 2/11 doz 3/11 doz 5/6 doz Easy Seal Wide Mouth Jars sealed in a second and always easy to undo. Quarts, to clear 5/11 doz Tie-Ovar Jars of English Glazed Earthenware, nests of 6, largest one holding about 41bs To clear, nest of 6, 1/11 Brass Preserving Pans as illustrated, 7 quart, 511 i II quart 8/9, 14 quart 12/9 I FREIGHTS PAID FOR CASH WITH ORDER. a COLLINSON & SON, Palmerston North. Satisfaction Always or your Mousy Unfunded RING ! R-R-R-R-R The cool mornings will soon make one hug the bed very closely. Often you just open your eyes, turn over, and go olf to sleep again, don't you ? \v.i// 'To sure °f rising at the right time, buy a J t -mt SMITH ALARM CLOCK jwiii —uhj This will rouse you from the deepest slum- " *=• bers, and save you from having to rush away breakfastless. Well-finished Clocks these, reliable and quite inexpensive. Get one to-day and always be on-time. | Always pleased to show stocks. 1 Price 7/6 (two years' guaran'ee) R. W. J. SMITH, JEWELLER - LEVIN ( Here's BARGAIN Reductions in 1 v Silverware, Cut Glass, Copper, Antimony, Aluminium, S American Antique Silver, Biscuit Barrels (Doulton \ \ Ware), Marble Clocks, Pewterware, and many other j i lines suitable for presents. } r British-made '* Kt IPTIKff,"' a Toy that is educating for a boy. From 2/6 to £1 j r 3 only ZITHER HARPS, reduced from 25/- to 15/- ) f JAM OOVEItS, Gummed, -Id packet of 75. \ I R. E, LUCAS'S Bookseller and Stationer, < J Oxford Street, Levin, | SUMMER HOSIERY Whether on business or pleasure bent, start every day this summer in > Dr. Jaeger Socks or Stockings. Tou'll enjoy their ooolneas in the sultry daytime and snug -warmth at nightfall. No hose so comfortable, taßteful and durable. Their pure, soft wool is the best protection for tender feet. All fathioningt and Dye*. Pric*M to *ait all poekttt. Ik Dr. Jitter Co.'i "Ew«" BraW "Jnpr" Qulitr Gentleman's Half Hose - 1/0 to 2/6 - 2/3 to 4/9 and upwards 1j diae" Worsted Hose - 3/3 to 2/9 - 2/6 to 5/- and upwards Your Draper For free IlJusor Mercer can W * » 'm trated Catnsupply them. I AF frpß . . A MM \ 1 WHOLESALE Insist OB ■ DEPOT, r* 3 / w«iii«toD a. 4 1 J jl 71 J J LOCAL AGENTS: —STILES AND MATHEBON.