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VU AVI • & P* Bartholomew & Co., Ltd, txtilliam cjtorby. IS HO AH Sawmiller and Timber w ' WINTBR IS COMING 1 Invisible Fabric erch ant, sash and door factory . HASH AND DOOR FACTOR} I Walkley's Winter Clothing is Even though a regiment of „ „ . „ w , , Kluki slftd soldiers may in- wm, IWERAROA»~~ htrfi already. Seddon-etreet, Weraro* : visible against the ground at : _ half a mile, millar ang Seasoned Timber --- The Temperature IS falling ! GIORGI'S Khaki Tie windon --AHD- A LARGE Stock of Doors •nd Baaha «,„id be Walkley's Winter Prices have spect this remarkable showing U~. KINDS ALWAYS Write for quotations, or ring op 'phon» "fall ti I fP-fi 1»V of the ON hand m - ,d, i e ' direduy. . LATEST PATRIOTIC O/ A — —- —— \ seems strange to talk of fallen prices these KHAKI TIES. — — EACH. j days, but quite by chance the door of opporThese are loose end and in PRESERVING SEASON 1915 tunily was opened to WALKLEY and he the best Poplin tho nattiest , . .... . , , ,j immediately purchased at pre-War Prices, 1 * j * Prepare for the coming Winter by bottling plenty of Fruit OT ttt tt,™ paatiq and newest and most appro- We can supply you with all you need to accomplish this FULL LINES OF WINTER GrOODb. priate wear for well dressed , ~ I ■ PRESERVING PANS, Stevens' Best Enamel, 7s, 8s (nl and 10s bd men. ,/Be smart! Be pat- ,„, c . .., , JAM SPOONS. 4d and 6d, SCALES from 4s bd per set ) , n rT _ , rioticl Be up to date. GOLD EN STATE JARS-the only perfect jar on the market, pints Men S and Boys Waterproot and 1 Weed Over- _ . quarts and half-gallons. COatS ee he Window to-day mason's wiDB mouth jars— qts., os »d and t-gais, 7s tod doz Men's and Boy's Finest Woollen Underwear for . With a Jam Spoon given away with ever dozen jars. Winter Millar & Giorgi sims' novelty hardware depot. lUWomen's and Children's Finest Woollen UnderC 3 wear for Winter The Great Outfitters —~~~ ' ' 9 Winter Tweads, Blankets, Rugs, and Furs, etc. Palmenton North. P KEEP COOL ™' S SUMMER! lIIT TSITJOY tho lightiMH, aoftntsa, an* . r , TTTV ; iji and economy of LRVIN tavlN LAUNDRY. Ja6g6F PllfC WoollcilS , BEST HOUSE FOR VALUE. M _„ . .. . Cooler than linen or cotton, Dr. Jaeger Underwear // — "rroprietreas of the w in protect you againat every ohange in tamper- fcf / \i/ I • Levin Laundry, undertakes— ature. Guaranteed all wool. Any under garment IV* " ™- replaced if spoiled through shrinkac*. lift WASHING AND IRONING. After 30 Ye*r. Jaeger Qoality WW f-~"" " WASHING AND IRONING. i» stiU thf BEST. K *°™« hta Weight No.» }J U > WASHING AND IRONING. Men;» tTnderre.ts £»toUg D- V 1 fi C J 7 AI i j'Lk n » 3 la all its branches. Firrt-clM* work. Men's United. <Oom- " If 1 01*11 V A Lit' tl A W&V j j bination Garment*) 18/-to aB/O 13/0 to 18/» "W £.1 T J | UITY BXPERIENCE. h % _ wear "jaeger" pt jamas i s 8 CITY EXPERIENCE). ' _ft p ays ReSt ! ; / The Orchardist who uses an ALPHA /.f„ —-——— — —— —— — — SPRAYER enjoys a distinct saving in / fOj time, labour and materials. Hid trees we healthier and more prolific. Hia ?C i arop. yiold biggeF profit.. ft m 5 aidua^c j j ALPHA Sprayer|iMtkUrn f, IffV MORE comfort I \ I I 11 no intricate parte to puiszle you or J j / 1 \ »«,. ,«««h / \ i l»tout of order. It cannot be injured A '-k) IN DNDESWEAR ( ) by strong spraying fluid or rtndMwd I | Wa.', v | 1/ / unworkable by gritty sedimsnt. X"/ Vwl/ 1-1/ vi' L Xm thrss minutes a boy oan oharc* tl «Mk W w When thinkincr of buy. r\v Y J u«nlda»daip,«dstart sprayiac. TW ing your Win,ePunder- \ [ J. | I wear don t forget that v j| j l«UforClaitrfttcdßookl«tiyeal'ftMfrom I |It / we have a good stock ff \ / <*■ W. Wallace A Co., Wsllisiteo I J/) J of this line in the best I I / Ourundcrw62ris w<irni LmJ V, i Locui Agents*.—Messrs u.n<i vincjdni. WM 0 and made from the )| finest, purest wool, is It will give satisfaction both in comfort sna in wear. 11aswell Cuts For Spot Cas I . Will be well worth its price—which- will suit vou. y DLAL WHEUE CASH OOUiNTS. A* Biff 2 Stock of I'iameal Sacks 14s. Flour l&s 6d 1 1 Pollard 15s Od and 21s. I:i Sugar lis 6d. NEW WINTER! iUNDER JLOTHIWG ? t laize > 10tL WJ,ite Rose Korosee,,e 4s . 6 I' l an, per sack 14s 6d Hulled Oats Is 2d. JK Opened ABIT'Q SPECIAL STORE b " sl,d 6s an, Sj-.up ed CLARK b FOR MEN. twS^Lla. , Donald's Strainers 14s. Heaver Sauces Is. <.-j *. _2" '!±" ? TOBAGOOS.—DorIj.v, JllllO and Household Soap (box) 1-ls J! HaveTock Cs per lb; 9d per stick Jellies (j packets for Is' (v Tinned tobacco Btins For 7s (3d. Dates 3d. .Q j Sharland's Baking Powder Is. Figs 4d. SEE THAT YOTT GET THE LATEST GASH PRTCE LIST ' jp= HASWELL BROS. "I'm feeling in the very PJM Le,in " 4 " rairaM Old 0] 13j"0 ! I The tii d and nervous mother I v * v^A VV , VV%*VVVV^'VVVV^/ w \/ > VVVV , VV' sometimes needs relief' from her C Take my tip, invest in a pair of FRED. PINK'S hritable and fr€tPul child - < PR! Tl HI \ Boots or Shoes, and you will feel as I do—" in IT MAY BE WORMS :f- v ,„.. r \ the very pink." that are making the child nerv- c You will get Biggest Boot Value —get Greatest grfnd its alee S6 i Go to LEONG BROS. Comfort—get Longest Wear—and you will save s loc " 1 d J "" z " leel '- money by purchasing your Footwear from him. WILL I FLOUR 18s 6d owt. ROLLED OATS l s 2d per bag The Business Man-The Professional Man- and expel thom without diacom- j S BUTTER ls 4d lb The Sportsman—The Farmer fort to the child. Pleasant to i j Edmonds baking powder is 4d take; most harmless. ! % TUCKER'S BAKING POWDER Is 2d will find their every need fully met. PRIOE ls 6d Per Bo ttle. ) SHEEP TONGUES l« 3d WAX CANDLES 6,1 pkt. The IDEAL of WEATHER-PROOF EFFICIENCY is ) KEROSENE 9s (3d case JAMS—ABC 3 tins for ls materialised in the BOOTS and SHOES supplied by (~ S. KEEDWELL, : i CONDENSED MILK 6d per tin or 5s 9d per dozen F. m PINK DISPESING CHEMIST x SAND fcOAI 5 cakes for ls Repairs of every description executed by skilled LEVIN. j A Large Assortment of Jruits and Lollies of all kinds at workmen on the premises. Send your's in to-day \ the Lowest Possible Prices. FRED. W. PINK, The Bootery, r -— Raincoats and Overcoats I WISE'S DIRECTORIES. — _— : WISE'S NEW ZEALAND ■ pAQT HTP PLENTY OF UP-TO DATE STYLE in Choice Materials FU&L UrJlO.Ki miiljuiurtl /jjH| Splendid Out. Excellent Finish, Perfect Fit ! POST OFFICE DIRECTORY' Ogkm j POST OFFICE - DIRECTORY' gjaßk 11 An « | L ®» PHaw-frwn 35/. to 85/- j tfil l The first nip of cold weather has made it quite evident j This work comprises SEPARATE ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORIES foi #3/^li;|l l || | Ift that you need a over 2,000 Townships, Boroughs, Cities and Districts. | jMj||.J Ij| I S AN ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY FOR THE WHOLE DOMINION. J | WARM WINTER COAT Street Directories of tb Cities. A Trade and Professional Directory for 1 jjtyjjj b J| I ||| 1 all New Zealand, together with ECCLESIASTICAL, COUNTY OOU.N- IffyiS fe ||| !j! 1 \ CIL, MUNICIPAL, educational, medical, pastoral, agri- f »/| 11l I I Ripht away, and you can't do better than examine our CULTURAL, and LOCAL and GENERAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL If Mfl Bll' \ x ,„ , directories. ij lltliildtJ| Large and Select Collection of OVERCOATS and RAIJSTtt W ISE and (New Zealand), t td. Ira COATS, representing the best,, and well-known Manufacft turers. DPNEPIN—A.M.P. Buildings. WELEINGTON—ISS Featherston St. OBRTSTCHUROH—A.M.P. Buildings. AUCKLAND—2O Swanson. street Melbourne—349 Collins street; Perth—St. George street; Sydney—Mollrath I I SUlff AT LJ E"C tf**\ Buildings, 124 Oxford street; Brisbane—A.M.P. Buildings; London—Kelly's QIIU I fl KhW Wll) Directories, Ltd, 183 High Holborn. this directory is published in January every year, next " The Big Bargain House" - „ LEVIN issnjj 1916.

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 April 1915, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 April 1915, Page 2

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