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Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 May 1915, Page 2

1/ We'll Give You I/- P- Bartholomew & Co., Ltd, «tilliam qtoiuey. Your Old Hat. Sawmiller and Timber | W WINTER IS COMING U w. <»hu< * d.*, with erohaut, «sH and door Walkley's Winter Clothing is i flats, baouae we've a lot of w , , r+SJ *°* * here already. f *""" Th« Temperature is falling! ■I 'W yon bring in, we'll giro Seasoned limber # yonr a ahiHiag for it, provided — AffD — A LARGE Stook of Dooraami Baahea \A/«s Iklfiv's Wifltfif* Pf ICCS H&VC of oanna Ton bn 7 a no«r one. Mouldings A always on hand. AU kinds o» WdlKICy S Will LCI r . joinery made on the shortest notioa. fa 1 lent <11fPflHv I Bvrsallno Felts " KINDS ALWAYS Write for quotations, or ring ay 'phoH» 10.1 ICII HI I CdUJ. CHRISTY'S and WILSONS. ON HAND 46, I t Beemß strange to talk of fallen prices theße |jr All OnC Price days, but quite by chance the door of oppor- | ■"» ! WAR! WAR! WAR! x 4 . _ 4 t NOOF-OROLD NOOF-OROLD FU LL LINES OF WINTER GPODS. tZZttTtifS (Netr f.r Old). W- J-W — ——"••a—'. S™r™7«3%r«rciX s . N^koiSL)-rfu prorid. r» Men's and Boys' Waterproof and Tweed Overt flat la far yonr eld lat and with a new Suit every month. CO&tS . Men's and Boy's Finest Woollen Underwear for * old one at a cost of SIXPENCE. Ladiw renovate yonr old skirU Winter I Millnn &r i " and costumes and make them look. new for the eoming winter. Women's and Children's Finest Woolleil UflderCm Ijiorgl price 6d, fid and is pbr boitlb. wear for Winter ; 4Tbc Crui Outfitters, SIMS' NOVELTY HARDWARE DEPOT, eu, S Pslmsnton North. Agents. SHTJK. t ■ LE'VIN : | —— BEST HOUSE FOR VALUE. Flannelette Dangers. Commenting on deaths by burning the British Medical Journal _ , aays:—' 'The number of cases oi burning by mishaps—in nearer SnfaV Ihi 3 AI .1 H A WfftV every oase endin* latally—in the month oi November alone is 125, O.JT IIIC /TJLIi 1 1/1. V? WjT involving 131 persons. In no fewer than 39 of these death is aeoribed to the rapid bmning flannelette clothing (mehtdi-esros p ... D AS f | £ and underclothing) worn by the victim of the accident, and 60 —- It MT ajrS DC#I » other oases, it is related that the clothing took lire, without in- _ x . formation being given as to what it was made of. In. some of the Tk» Orakwdiat wha ÜBM BB ALPHA 'These are not likely to have been made from flannelette, and - from tha nature ot the garment* it would ,be quite possible for W MXUmr mm* mara praliAa. NU the flames to get such a hold that they could not be immedi- «WP« J*»* »««■•* P»««. ately extinguished. Of the 39 cases referred to above in which TMm I flannelette is specifically named as concerned in the result, in A V nil A VnunirA^ l Kg IMf ftj I ill 38, the average age of the victim was under lour years, antr I OLjfC» ll jjaßpm jfJrMK IT IS POINTED OUT THAT . , , . , V |T mL fl/ THE M ANUF AOTURE OF FLANNELETTE WHICH ISFREE FROM DANGER IS ALREADY AN PACT, f* In. THE PRODUCT BEING NO MORE OOMBUSTIBM THAN - • w . a " ,> * X. FLANNEL OR OTHER FABRICS. mnworlabla by grtttf aedMat. / * Zb ikraa MlnaUs a boy eta rtin II Vfll Ut«M mmA ato, »U rtirt spray lag. Mothers Think This Over ! NON-COMBUSTIBLE FLANNELETTES AT - C,I ARk.'S i , WL<AIVI\ AgentsMESSRS PARKER and VINCENT. V Consider how it means FIRE Protection for wour little ohil- j dren and yourself—it means le6S worry besides more money for /"AM VOI I A PPOl? H IT"? pocket foi' the qualities are genuine. I V/VJ rtrrV/l\U 11 * "Dacca Flannelettes" are made in England from the finest and THE pRK)ES Y QU PAY EOR YOUR GOODS ARE PROBABLY beet Egyptian cotton and is warranted not to flare. BASED ON THE X ENGIIHY CREDIT QSYSTEM. ~ Good White and Cream, non-combustible, at 7id, BJd, Old, J_J C 5 "Dacca" white neat stripes for'blouses or shirts at 9d to Is 3d. I Our Spot CashfjPrices SpeIIiECONOMY. '' "Daoca" striped flannelettes, suitable for pyjamas, nights or " >_• x i. imj i i virfl Haswell e Groceries are pure, oleanly handled and low priced. t;\ shirts at IUJa to is /a per yara. « . . « . -k- <tt i • i r p Our Service ifl Second to AbL we ask i« a perusal of our nArr A PI AIV NPI PTTRS PRICE LIST and a trial order. U/\vv/A IU PRICE LIST posted free on Application RAILAGE PAID on £5 IMPORTED BY— Orders. CLARK'S HASWELL BROS. Will Not Flare. I J #*vvvvvvvvvvvv^ j Levin Cash Store. I - ■ . ~ "7 i LEONQ BROS.. Proprieters. r _ Golf Hockey 5 STILL LEADS IN PRICES. STILL LEADS IN PRICES. K ' n '• 1 || J N.Z. Tlour lOOlbs 16s 3d. Oatmeal 251b bag 6s. S ■ root ball 2 u s ar P® l ' 361b bag lis 6d. Rice, per bag, 561b, 9s (id. \ \ e-i i r ' . • i. \ Oatina, per bag, is 2d. Gerstina, per bag, is 3d. f ; . Sto ° ks of the above just a > ' Sha ker Salt 6d. A.B.C. Jam, 3 tins for Is. } rived. JNew ana clean a ) Edmond's Baking Powder Is 3d Tucker's Baking Powder Is Id. J / ' W elhngton pneee. All brands < Broken Orange Pekoe Tea 51b box 7s Od. S *, acco on sale, a ' so .. u , N Worcestershire Sauoe, pints 6d. Factory. Butter Is fid per lb. ( ~ T|l» Trial 'Tis twenty years Since thoy began, ' J Milk 6d per tin. Sand Soap, 6 cakes tor Is. ( IQC I rial , The oitv men and district folk, requisites. J Wax Candles 6d per lb. Pickles, 9d bottle. S t T To try FRED. PINK, the great boot man, Phonographs and Accordeons Kerosene 9s 3d per case. > Who olaimed his boots wore just like oak. Hairdressing saloon under » A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT THE CHOICEST FRUIT ON 1 personal su jerviaion. \ THE MARKET. ALSO CONFECTIONERY. | . op / They bought his boots, and bought his Bl r ß HUGH HALL,, > , < And with them cased their restless feet, > LEONQ BROS t Then galloped round to see the views, Hairdresser & Tobacconis c * < And wore away the metalled street. LEVIN HP IAI The boots wore too, but very slow ; —— ; ; " m Their soles were made of solid hide, PINK And while FRED. PINK did boots repair, / Sof Verdict. PIHK 3 Shop'o a treasure chest." W STILES & MATMESON'S WISE'S DIRECTORIES. j WE ARE READY IN EVERY WAY FOR ANOTHER WEEK OF | WISE'S NEW ZEALAND EVERYTHING DESIRABLE IN 5 POST OFFICE DIRECTORY' post office Directory' CLOTHING and MERCERY. POST OFFICE DIRECTORY' j IS PRICED SO LOW THAT QUICK-SELLING IS INEVITABLE. I THIS WEEK you can save and save handsomely by spending. _ ' Tvni „ lt t I Look for Future Needs among the Following Lines : This work comprises SEPARATE ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORIES fo? I . 6 w»v„i.«g • a mnr 2,000 Townships, Boroughs, Cities and Districts. C 60 New Latest Style Tailored BOX SUITS. Usual prices 30b, 35s 60s, 655, 60s 6d to 75a. SALE PRICES 39s 6d, 4'2a 6d, 47s 6d, 50b, 57s 6d to 60s. t AN ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY FOR THE WHOLE DOMINION. 43 Heavy Tweed Double-breasted OVERCOATS. Sizes 3to 7. Usual Prices 37s 6d, 47s 6d, 50s 57s 6d 67s /- 6d, to 755. SALE PRICE 27s 6d, 355, 37s 6d, 4os, 65s to 59s 6d #t»at Direotoriw ol tb tttiea. and Prof«l for 38 B , and Youths , TWEM) OVERjOOATS _ glzea xto 1(j . Ueual Prjcea IQs ff 6d _ all New Zealand, together with ECCLESIASTICAL, COUNTY COUN- 9 - fl , . catw ppinra 7. hj i/w 10 ir ,0 » ' ' s0 ' ©IL, MUNICIPAL, EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL, PASTORAL, AGRI- 2Ss 6d ' SALE PRICES 7 « lld - 12s bd, 15s, 19s 6d, to 22s 6d. OBLTUEAL, and LOCAL and GENERAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL A Very Special Line ot BOYS' KAIAPOI TWEED NORFOLK SUITS, Usual prices 23s 6d to 30s DIRECTORIES. SALE PRICES only 12s 6d each. Tf "*"*tTHE nnH /~IC (New Zealand) Ttd 50 Dozen Mens Very Smart SHIRTS, with or without Collars. Sizes 14 to 17s. Usual prices 4s 6d, 4s lid ; H. W C JjW' 5s od, 6s lid, 6s 6d to 10s 6d. SALE PRICES 2s lid, 3s 6d, 8s lid, 4s 6d, 4s lid to 6s lid. DUNEDIN—A.M.P. Buildings. WELEINGTON—ISS Featherston St . 30 Dozen Men's Soft HATO, all new fa bjf to I\. Usaal Prices 6d, 5s 6d, tis 6d, 7s 6d, OfIBJfrrGHURCH—A.M.P. Buildings. AUCKLAND—2O Swanson. street ' ' 6d * SALE PRICES 2s bd, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 5s !H, 6s 6d, 7s lid, 10s 6d 12s 6d r Melbourne—B49 Oolhna street; Perth—St. George street; Sydney—MoHrath I MEN'S WINTER-WEIGHT PYJAMAS. AU good patterns. Usual Prices 6s lid, -8s 6d, 9s 6d, 10s 6d g fioildingi, 124 Oxford street; Brisbane—A.M.P. Buildings; London—Kelly's I SAM PRICES 4s lid, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d. v Dfreotdxha, ltd, 188 High Holborn. I . _ __ _ _ ___ _ _ I STILES A MATHr^nhi'Q The Progressive Store ffSlfi DJffIffIJOFORY IS PUBLISHED IN JANU.VRY EVERY YEAR. NEXT | fc—i W %M. IYIM I M LiW WIN O , ruiai I f IBBTTE 1916. I Ltvm