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Horowhenua Chronicle, 25 March 1915, Page 2

A Great Throw Out of STRAW HATS at Millar and Giontf'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 good they 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. jmevin laundry. MFRABER, Proprietress of the •> Levin Laundry, undertake* WASHmO AND IRONING. WASHING AND IRONING. WASHING AND IRONING, io all its bianohoH. Kiret.clsre work. OITY EXPERIENCE. OITY EXPERIENCE.

—CLOSING.— T. SHERLAW, Watchmaker & Jeweller, LEVIN. T. SHERLAW, Begsjio notify the public of Levin and district, that he is giving Up business in Levin, and his premises will be closed from TUESDAY, March, 30. PRESERVING SEASON 1915 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 6d per set STATE JARS—the only perfeot jar on the market, pints , quarts and half-gallons. MASON'S WIDE MOUTH JARS—qts., 5s 9d and f-gals, 7s tOd doz With a Jam Spoon given away with ever dozen jars. SIMS , NOVELTY HARDWARE DEPOT. * * KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER! EBTJOT the lightMM, MftMM, fteaioaa aa* J*S and eeoßomy of l^ Jaeger Pure Woollens AjMl Oooler than linen or ootton. Dr. Juier Underwear Jf F\- ~-*i -will proteot you •*•!»•* erery ohaac* in toai»*r> £T I 1/ 1 ftture. Qusraateed all wool. Amy '■■itr nmnl 4 V I replexted if ipoilvd tkzcmgh shrfakaa*. I I I Aft*r 3O Yean lu - QMMhr Ike JaMerO*. , * \ f\ I "JAEGER" icSewSSS "«w7Bn«* 1 A \ I la still the BEST. **<*welelrti Wel*tKo.«» ,Vf V* Hen'a TJnderreete 7/8 to UM l/-toV> 1111 Hen>eF»nte »/• to ISM »/• •• •/• »/ \J Men's United* (Oom- W H bination Garment!) 18/. to 18/6 l«/tt WIM jk %R s-3 WEAR "JAEGER" PYJAMAS! % «lff "^

® „ , ~ W. M. CLARK, CODE Hiiiiil(;(] in No. i 2-3u p.m. so Draper & Clothier, Ita l^ ' w -~- a LEVIN. 2 - 5 0 P- m - NEW ZEALAND POST OFFICE I'ELEGRAMS. J. W. Will accept your tender for aseigned stock of Mr. Bert Naylor, Clothier, Levin. (Signed) ROBERTSON, Assignee. WORTH OF £ iOα WORTH OF MERCERY &4ZU CLOTHING The assigned stock of Mr. Bert Naylor, Mercer & Clothier, of Levin, has been bought by ier. JVI. 'OKiARK, at a big discount and is now offering to the public of Levin and district the whole of this stock of £420 worth at unheard of prices. UVUSUAL BARGAIN SALE fWKMrStf* W.B.— As Mr Bert Naylor has only been in business for a little over two years there is noj old stock. This Sale affords] you the unusual opportunity of laying in a stock of Winter Clothing for men and boys at bargain prices right when,the winter is commencing.

"I'm feeling iD the very PINK Old Chap r ' ' - : ■ Take my tip, invest in a pair of FRED. PINK'S Boots or Shoes, and you will feel as I do —"in the very pink." You will get Biggest Boot Value—get Greatest Comfort—get Longest Wear —and you will*eave money by purchasing your Footwear from him. The Business Man —The ProfeSsional Man— The Sportsman—The Farmer will find their every need, fully met. The IDEAL of WEATHEB-PROOF EFFICIENCY is materialised in the BOOTS and SHOES supplied by F. W. PINK Repairs of every description executed by skilled workmen on the premises. Send your's in to-day FEED. W. PINK, The Bootery, LEVIN.

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