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Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 May 1915, Page 2

f KHAKI is not an r Invisible Fabric >, i * ' Even though a regiment of i Khaki slad soldiers may be in- '{ ' visible againet the ground at ; half a mile, MILLAR ANG ;,' GIORGI'S Khaki Tie windon [- ■ could be seen a mile away.' Inspect this remarkable showing of the t k ' " LATEST PATRIOTIC i) /f* \ KHAKI TIES. — -Al vJeACH. These are loose end and in i tHe best Poplin the nattiest \ - * and ■ newest and most appro- ,, priate wear for well dressed f, men. Be smart 1 Be pat- '' . riotiol Be up to date. I ] See The Window to-day ;; Millar & Giorgi J The Great Outfitters, ,; Palmerston North. ) UIVIN LAUNDRY. i IVf '*ASEK, Proprietress of the i * «■»■■•• Levin Laundry, undertakes— f WASHING AND IRONING. t WASHING AND IRONING. [: WASHING AND IRONING. •'< (• all its branches. Fint-cliue work. s OfTY EXPERIENCE. > CITY EXPERIENCE.

I The Day Has Gone By When 1. I A Tailor Can Afford To Sneer /%]':;'"'_ I . At ■ . " f* '' '' : - I A Ready-Made SUIT, f | \ I, , OUR StflTS AJIRIVJSD TO-I>AY and are so perfect h> 4t that it is |& " fi \V ! , fr poseible to have a new suit pleasing in all respects right off—at '* l!k/ ' '""* »' ? C! \ r tfle moment you want it. "' \ fef ,- >\ jl' And no stock in Levin answers this descritpion as ouxs. Our Suits £?§!si * 1 \*~ S^" p, are made by expert cutters and teilors, the materials and lhiings 4% | . 1 f f . are selected by ue and are ma<lo up according to the latest dictates J K * ' ' 5 { t- of style. It is no exaggeration to eay that wt> can give you a suit ,-- ■? Bi J - > j I II equal to the suit costing £5 5s in all respects, and yet ask only £3 „ 5 ? £ ]l I \pi 9s 6d. Don't think that they are cheap because the price is low. IgjS •,• fe // '* • I fc r Lotv Price is not the only consideration—the quality is there and the . ralk I K" value is not missing. Now let us have your visit and criticism. KgE .•Wl 3 I CLARK'S "Special Store For Men. ,, %i\k& ' K<- I m I m %# fife-

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