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Horowhenua Chronicle, 18 May 1915, Page 4

"PI QMVPT Sr Pα SEVERAL HOUSE PKOPER- -AQENCIES.l> MIAJU fifU) TIES, at very cheap Srate, ALLIANCB AssIIRANOE 60 , HoUSe Land & Also FARMS » Lar S e and sm all ASBESTO for Building. to suit every purse. Estate Agents. FRTTTT , PRnmTP . Manager * FRUIT and PRODUCE FRUIT GARDENERS' Oxford St v LEVIN. on? Sale. ASSOCIATION.

: (OF TODAY ) \ £. From its Building, k To its complete furnishing. For we are up- « to-date builders. Few firms have studied it so , & thoroughly. Few firms are so well qualified to < give complete satisfaction in every respect. ' J Our stocks are various, our quality the best, (, whether in joinery or cabinet work, upholstery, 'I . or Go Oarts, and the bailings erected by us are <! the best in the district. i; . < Harvey *fc Co., J OXFORD ST., LEVIM, We are a local firm with experience and reputation j ,~ : That's a nasty cough I Let "Nazol" taokle it. A few drops taken on/~\N and after Tuesday, I3th April, lump sugar will soon relieve you the Horowhenua Daily Chronicle ■ol" is the surest cough reliever in may be purchased at Mrs Dean's, oext New Zealand. Sixty doses for Iβ Sd. General Post Office, up to 10 o'clock -AdTt. p.m. 'Hjft

Tested by Tens of Thousands for Over Thirty-five Years PROVED TO BE Purest! — Surest .'—Cheapest! Shar land's Baking Powder The Secret of Successful and Economical Home-Baking With Sharland's time-tried, never-failing compound in the dough, perfect aeration is certain because SHARLAND'S IS BOUND TO RISE. Gives an airy lightness to Scones and Cakes. Makes Pastry flaky and d-e-1-i-c-i-o-u-s. Actually puts money in the Housewife's Purse ! TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT ALWAYS ORDER " SHARLAND'S" BY NAME. YOUR GROCER ===—— SELLS IT ' " ■ Costs Less Than Others—Worth More!

The farmer's newspaper is tie local newspaper. He buys it that he may read the local news, and as there are but four pages in the paper he reads al) they contain. That is why an advertisements in The CHRONICLE always yields quick results. It is .aad and remembered As a floor packing for linoleum The CHRONICLE cannot compete with the 16-page papers u> the city, but as a medium for adrsrtisemente addressed to Levin .md Shannon townspeople, and the t'arm•re of Horowhenua County, The CHRONICLE represents a royal flush and queen bee. NEURALGIA AND SHIH>TING i'AINS. "For seven years J, have suffered with neuralgia and shooting pains in the head," writes Mrs M. A. Cradock, John-street, Salisbury, b.A. "I tried many things but found nothing to equal Chamberlain's Pain Balm tor giving immediate relief. My eon nad neuralgia very badly but found a fen application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm •ojnpletely cured him." For eale •very where. , —Advt. Moving pictures tell a storj, Life's sad incidents are shown, Joy and sorrow, laughter, saau«x», Gladness, madneee, grief and mow But the "movie" that upset me Waa the cough that made me poor, Faded from the screen for ever, Chased by Woods' Great Peppermint Core. Advt . The man who is, always finding fault with hie boota would do well to go barefoot for a day, or make a bee-line to Fred W. Pink's for a new pair that will make him "merry and t-ight. '-