Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 May 1915, Page 3

ftk QM ADT &fU SEVERAL HOUSE PROPER - V jjMilJjbl 06 VU TIES, at very cheap [rates. s House, Land & Aleo FARMS, Large and small li to suit every purse. jjcstate- Agents. FRUITand produce St., LEVIN. on . Sale.

I OF TO-DAY j ' From its Building, ; < To its complete furnishing. For we are up-to-datq baildii's. Pew firms have studied it so. '. , Few firms are so well qualified to tfiye,complete satisfaction in every respect. Our stocks are various, our quality the best, , whether iu joinery or cabinet work, uphoUtery, or vlo' Oarfcj, and the biiilin<ia erected by us are the (best in the district. Harvey & Co., ! OXFdAD ST., UEVIM. ' Wβ are a local firm with experience and reputation ,j Thet'e a naety oough! Let "Nazol" ,„,,,, a i tackle it. A few drops taken on jTkN and after lueeday, IBth April, lump eugar will soon relieve you "Na- the Horowhenua Daily Chronicle ■ol" ie the eureat cough reliever in uiay be purchased at Mrs Dean's, oext New Zealand. Sixty dosee for Iβ (sd. General Poet Office, up to 10 o'clock -Advt. P m -

Ever on the But NOT IN Rise in Sales! PRICE] THE PUREST AND MOST HEALTHFUL RAISING AGENT IT IS POSSIBLE TO —_ „.„ PRODUCE—-, Costs Less—Goes Farther—Gives Belief Results THAN OTHER BAKING POWDERS TEST "SHARLAND'S" For Bread, Pastry, Scones, Biscuits, Tarts or Puddings and you will never again be tempted to use inferior Powders. *m I Stocked and sold by all ml *lL *™ leading Wellington grocers l^ Ask for " SHARLAND'S" by Name Ypur Grocer will cheerfully get it for you if his stock is sold out.

The farmer's newspaper is the local newspaper. He buys it that lie may read the local news, and as there are but four pages In the paper he reads all they contain. That is why an advertisement* in The CHRONICLE always yields quick results. It is iaad and remembered Aβ a floor packing for linoleum The OHKDNIOLE cannot compete with the 16-page papers of the city, but as a medium for adrertisemente addressed to Levin and Shannon townspeople, and the farmers of Horowhenua County, The CHRONICLE represents a royal flush and queen bee. NEURALGIA AND SHOOTING PAINS. "For seven years I hare suffered with neuralgia and shooting pains in the head/ J writes Mrs M. A. Cradock, John-street, Salisbury, S.A. "I tried many -things but found nothing to equal -Chamberlain's Fain Balm for giving, immediate relief. My son had neuralgia very badly but found a few application of Chamberlain's Pain Bain Mmpletely cured him." For eale everywhere.'- —Advt. Moving pioturee tell a storj, : • Life's sad incidents are shown, Joy .and sorrow, laughter, satfneee, Gladness, grief and-mbin • But .the "movie" that upset me Was the me poor, Faded from tte-jtoti^foiprer, Chaeed by Woode , Great- ffeppermiut Core. ■ Advt The man who is alwayu finding fault with, h» boote would do well to go barefoot for a day, or make a bee-line to Fred W. Pink's for a new pair that frill make him "merry and VSgfat. '- ***-. :.._.._:.. J ._ Jfi ;ji