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Horowhenua Chronicle, 17 May 1915, Page 2

WINTER IS COMING ! Walkley's Winter Clothing is here already. ThefTemperature is falling ! Walkley's Winter Prices have fallen already. It seems strange to talk of fallen prices these days, but quite by chance the door of opportunity was opened to WALKLEY and he immediately purchased at pre-War Prices, FULL LINES OF WINTER GOODS. ■Wi'll ," "" "■■" * - ■'■■ ' j..i-'.-J-. . ' Men's and Boys' Waterproof and Tweed Overcoats Men's and Boy's Finest Woollen Underwear for Winter Women's and Children's Finest Woollen Underwear for Winter Winter Tweeds, Blankets, Rugs, and Furs, etc. LEVIN j BEST HOUSE "FOR VALUE. \ Spray the ALPHA way j — It Pays Best! The Orehardist who uses an ALPHA SPRAYER enjoy» a distinot Baring in / time, labour and materials. His treei are healthier and more proline. HU drops yield bigger profits. sP^^r^^lw^^^^i ALPHA Sprayer jflMilffl has no intricate parte to puszle yon or \x, JL «» vm% * —<*. fM get out of order. It oannot be injure* v^ liN&v by strong spraying fluid or rendered \ unworkable by gritty sediment. Jr la thxM misuUi a boy ean abuse tt trtM "" liquid sad air, and start ■prarlas. \wn^^ MM* fat Su»4r riwu, btrt No. S toaMtta*taM«fc»MM 1 ararac* orchard. ■ Bead tar nioctoatadßooklat.pMMkM from I J. W. Wallace) * C©., WalbftM I Local Agents:—MESSRS PARKER and VINCENT. Hasweil Cuts For Spvi Z.n\. Htiy for cabh where cash counts and so stretch jour earnings to their limits. 11 you have not yet received our lafest Cash iVice List drop U8 a postcard aud it will be yours by return mail. Then figure out what you can save by dealing at our stor«. Here are a few of our prices:—Milk Od, Dates 3d, Sutanas (id, Cream Tartar 2s, Garb Soda 2d, Jtice 2d, Sago 2d, Oatina Is 2d, Sharland and Beaver Baking Powders Is, 2lbs Sjrup 6d. Jellies 2d, Irish Mobs Is, lixlmond's Is 3d, Gartone ss. 'DON'T FORGET THAT YOU WIL I- ALWAYS GET THE SAME THING FOR LESS MONEY AT . HASWELL BROS. Most Peculiar, I YET PERFECTLY TRUE. There J;as been one storekeeper of this f town for long before the war m that kept the prices within S the limit, and since the war began i; doing the same, without any \ fear of opposition. As for buying cheap and seeling the same, the V public of Levin are not so green as to think for one moment that F one business man can buy cheaper than another who pays cash on j the nail. It is a well-known fact to the public that the wholesale f prices'have gone up and the pviblie of Levin knows that right well. a Every storekeeper should run his business on his own particular \ lines without fear or trembling. As a fact, I hold the light to all I British rules and laws. - C LEONO BROS. <