Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 May 1915, Page 2

WINTER IS COMING ! Walkley's Winter Clothing is here already. The' Temperature 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 oppor- . , tunity was opened to WALKLKY and' he mmediately purchased at pre-War Prices, FULL LINES OF WINTER GOODS. Men's and Boys' Waterproof and Tweed Overcoats Men's and Boy's Finest Woollen, tinder wear for Winter • • ... Women's and Children's Finest' Woblle;!/Under-/ wear for Winter , . , • - •T, Winter Tweeds, Blankets, 'Rugs, and Furs, eta. LEVlir-:,.:';;;:: BEST HOUSE iFOR 1 VALIM'" ? v ' Spray the ALPHA way j ~ —i^—aiCTWttMJL maw I —It Pays Best! The Orohardist who uses an ALPHA SPRAYER enjoys a distinet saving in / time, labour and materials. Hit trees •re Wealthier and more prolific. Hi* crop# yield bigger profits. ALPHA Sprayer has no intricate parte to puzzle you or lL ffl fM get out of order. It oannot be injured by strong spraying fluid or rendered \ unworkable by gritty sediment., xT/lr ' Zb Uitm mlnatM a boy ou ohu|t ft v4MK ' U|bU Mid air, and itart iprtriic, i , *~ —r r li ilnii> iiwHiiilhl» "~it **"* ■ average orchard. I ■mU) iarXUustratad Booklat, pcat-fra# from I J. W. Wallae* * Co., Wallksta. I Local Agents:—MESSRS PARKER and VfXCEXT. Has well J u \. Buy for cash where cash counts and so stretch your eai;iiing& to their limits. It youi have not yet received our latest Cash Price List drop us a postcard and it will be uurt* by i - eturu mail. Then figure out what you can save by dealing at our store. Here are-a few of our prices:—Milk (id, Dates 3d, .Sutanas {kl,. Tartar 2s, Garb Soda 2d, Rice 2d, Sago 2d, Oatijia Is 2d, Shariand and Beaver Baking Powders ,Is, 2lbs Byrup 6d, .J allies 2d, Irish f \loss Is.JvJmond's Is 3d, Gartons ss. DON'T FORGET THAT YOU WIL J. ALWAYS GET THE SAME THING EOR LESS MONEY AT HASWELL, BROS, \ Peculiar, | j \ET PERI 1 ECTL\ TRUE. There been one storekeeper of this j 1 town for long before the war beg.in that kept prices iritliin J J limit, and since the war began h. doing tlie same, \yitJiout. . any * J feat-of opposition. As for buying cheap and seeling the same! the. J C public of Levin are not so green as lo think for one inpment that S C one business man can buy cheaper limn another . who pays cash on J I the nail. It is a well-known fact to. the public that the 'wholesale < > prices have gone up and the public "f Levin knows that right well. * S Every storekeeper'should run his business on his own ■ .particular S lin . ea . fear or trembling. As.a- fact, I hold the right, to all 'i g British rules and laws. j [ LEONO BROS. 1