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I We'll Give You 1/pirYour owHat. Watch Repairs WINTER IS COMING! K we are cutting a daah with Clock Repairs Walkley's Winter Clothing is ■fr flats, because we've a lot of it r% » B aorpius stock lib oiear-hence Jewellery Repairs here already. Bill' * i our offer. P v We don't care what sort of a NOTHING BUT FIRST CLASS WORK. EVERYTHING GUARANTEED. The Temperature is falling S I'- ■■ ESBHr T. SHERLAW — m Walkley's Winter Prices have ggfei.- vin and district that he it at his post again.— NOIL THE ADDRESS * fc-BorsaiinoFelts „•♦,,* •„,/„. Levin - fallen already. ilfSjiiji Opposite Harvey and Cos. uevin. v " PIP™ 5^'5 and WIbONS. _________-_-_---—-------------_-_ It seems strange to talk of fallen prices these Kiili One Price. __ _~ days, but quite by chance the door of opporlliDUCED *• \\/ADf WAP! WAP! tunily was opened to WALKLE r Y a f. he j|f : #' WAKi yV/\iV» mmediately purchased at pre-War Prices, p! i That reduction ought to tempt NOOF-OROLD NOOF-OROLD , FULL LINES OF WINTER GOODS. |p /§ you—every hat is stylish, new (N ew f or Old). (New for Old). ■ = ||,;| and seasonable. Gomel Clothes cost money. Why wear Shabby-looking Clothes f Why M,n' o Rrw«' WnfArnrnnf and Tweed Overfe:v, >' give away or sell your old Clothes, noof-orold will provide you % Men. s and iioys Wateipiool ana lweea uver P :' Get 1b for your old 'at and with a new Suit every month. COats Hf save on a new one. The only known solution to remove glazing from worn suits • Men's and Boy's Finest Woollen Underwear for K;;; _ The "Greatest Known Renovator You can have a new suit for an ™-. Bi; " '■ '■' \ old one at a cost of SMPENCE. Ladies renovate your old skirts -Winter H''•''"" , 'll" , ll 0 /I • * and costumes make them look new for the comin s winter. Women's and Children's Finest Woollen Underp(' Millar & U lOrgl ebibe ed, 9d and is per bottle. wear for Winter P-' : ' ■'• . n„,, P , MAircfT-v UADHWADC HCDAT Winter Tweeds, Blankets, Rugs, and Furs, etc. I The Gr«« outfitters, SIMS' NOVELTY HARDWARE DEPOT, I wflrr ygnr ri TFyy.:»g.^r«« I PalmerstdD North. Agents. iwt j I JjUjVIJN I I ; BEST HOUSE FOR VALUE. I BEFORE ANY JURY. | ~^T^^T~^ §;;: . . Spray me Altiia way fc IF WiE COULD GET ALL THE CLOTHING BUYERS EMPANELLED ON Jur y ln LEVIiN , —It PciVS B@St ! .X|BP§tK || The Orchardist who uses an ALPHA 55^1^^^^ I Wdfl'D SIMPLY DISPLAY OUR LINE OF RIDING BREECHES BEF OKE THEM AND WIN OUR SPRAYER enjoys a distinct saving in /^^^ : j i ?ki^^ Sk' , t ~~~ T wivin n h wit' ti> v rvi'F fj\ I time, labour and materials. Hit treea /#v*<<s^V<^lw^«sS^ P CASE ON ITS MERITS. EVERY BUYER IF PLACED UNDER OATH WOLLD HAVE 10 \ OIL 1A «e healthier and more prolific. Hi. f£##£/^IH i! FAVOUR OF < oropa yield bigger profits. It^^^^ffife^^^ I Clark's Riding Breeches, ALPHA SprayerlM» lis' ■ ■ ____________________________ a~^ J «■-»---_—■*—-—-——--■•—-——— —- — B - <_ulsY |r* ha« no intricate parts to puzzle you or XL fl «» fty I THE BEST FOR HARD WEAR. \^Sf£W fe;. . ~' ' unworkable by gritty sediment, j2r p I In three minutsi » boy can ohais* • With ll;.; I Ufenid and air, and it art «pray_ff. p ,IF YOU'RE DEPRESSED WITH DOUBTS, WHY NOT SEE THE LI ME YOURSELF. j K& M^MNoJitom* *****»»• |§':/ 86-4 tar SUwtraUdßooklot.peiMkM&ojn 8|" ._ THE FAMOUS **• w * WftUawM A C*., Wtlli»|U«' p VTBT AS- HUNTING BREECHES / V ''\ .nnnrimiPi™ |/; r * ;''-.;•<• BUO-JUMi-liit. Local Agents:-MESSRS PARKER and VINCENT. K-' /._. ,-. , — -PANTALOONS. - - : _ P Very clean at the knees, vinivcrs- ;,' .\f/'' wAIN YUU iKrrXjlsJJ 11 T $:' „ , , , ~, . , «>.:„„ i '■-.. '' ; 1/. ~ ~, . „„,. ci>t,;pt\l; ORDER. I'UE PRICED YOU PAY FOR YOUR GOODS AKE PROBABLY |, ally acknowledged the best fitting • . , Made to on. SILCIAL ORDiuU £ ri KEDIT |/ : Breeches in the trade. ..< •#•' I Self-strapped knees., all taped seams J_ Vy k5 I' hand-worked eyelettes tor lacing at Qur SpOt Cash| PfICCS SpeSIjECONOMY . | r , '-■ ''!?'■■-■"*? knee - These t»-c can guarantee 1 Haswell'u Groceries are puro, clean handled and low priced. | .Perfect fitting, giving freedom m .;] g . ve _ e utmost flatisfactkm- Our Service is Secona to None. ALL ue ask i« a perusal of our I ' ridinK or walking. Made in Sad- £j| h ~~\-\ ' PRICE LIST and a trial order. p r<>a V/\\ , , PRICE LIST posted tree on Application RAILAGE PAID on £5 f- die Tweel, Bedford Cord, Gahar- l. s | \f \ j For real rough hard wear cannot Orders. %-\-*r mJ\L, ""'"' i HASWELL BROS. I"■-. ! .'. , „„ ~. - s *rs>£l* Prices 29s (id, 32s «d. 3-Js. 39s 6d. - - - -_ W.y • PRICE* 19s Cd to 32s Od. x MzSI? | .■ ______-—--—-—————-—-———— —■——— i Levin Cash Store. |;.L ■ = — . j LEONG BROS.. Proprieters. j I . . , Golf HockcV 1 5 STILL LEADS IN PRICES. STJLL LEADS IN PRICES. ' g-' ' C »L II I J N ' Z- ?lour lQOihti i( =« ad - Outmeal 251b bag 6s. * I :. rOOtDail 1 \ Sugar la per otilb bag lis od. Pice, per bag, oolb, 9s tid. ' I ' /' cii. i c,i<j v • j. . 1 \ Oatina, per bag, Is 2d. Gerstina, per hag, is 2d, I |. J ;. , _______-—-———-—- ' Stocks of the'above just a g > T ~ '«,,,„,„ J',, ~, ~, ~ .' L ~,.., , * -;-•, . , "nt /IT -I V 10 Shaker bait bd. A.B.C. Jam, 3 tins for Is. J !' . ..".. .S7 e ,i- * W - Aii^ 8n j Si J Edmond's Baking Powder Is 3d. Tucker's Baking Powder Is Id. fc- ■■■*• Wellington pnees. All brands jj < Broken Oran.e Tea 51b box 7s k ' *° | :; ' . Tobacco on sale al f° p f.^ 1 , 1 I % Worcestershire Sauce, pints 6d. » V orv Butter Is (id per lb. ' _» m. « . , range of Smokers and loilet t J r„„j„„ c n ir;n. a „„..<;„ "Tic /• i , ■, < P" Tli_ Tvinl 'Tis twenty yoars since they began, T-nnisitPQ 1 Condensed Milk 6d per tin. anud Soap, 6 cakes lor Is. { |y IMC lridl The city men and district folk, requisites | < w ax Candles 6d per lb. Pickles, 9d bottle. I |v. To try FRED. PINK, the great boot man, Phonographs and Accordeons J Kerosene 9s 3d per case. 3 I Who claimed his boots wore just like oak. saloon under , A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT THE CHOICEST FRUIT ON * I personal su >ei vision. ~ v THE MARKET A] . go CONFE CTIOXERY. |: '. .. 0 -. They bought his boots, and bought his shoes, HUGH HALL, \ } . -. | And with them cased their restless feet, > LfciONO S3ROS W: Then galloped round to see the views, Hairdresser & Tobacconis •' f „,,„ m^ „£,„, * fe And wore away the metalled street. . iq+ T TT'VTTvT *v^y\^\^\ < v^^^s/\«X\«^«/Vv^^^'W^^^ F_W The boots wore too, but very slow ; '™f" iJ .-t~ -■- . _—. —__ , = WW _ Their soles were made of solid hide, § " The uppers too, proved stubborn foe: /!»^*^" I. They lasted long, while weak boots died. gkfc \ A * /} r> f \ $ ■■' DI Kl _f 3 )?-\ 8 i £&. rv J | JT IPI IV And while FRED. PINK did boots repair, 0 ///#l} v 7 J? v<T sf) /ft J// %■ ~ The Council's men with metal rough, Wi I jf SU CJI [*/// U *' Patohed up the roads, and did declare, iMlimlirnramTHTi.. X. _ , ~ , ~-^ |. . That PINK'S half-soles were harder stuff. Si« ~^°^ A"ND' And so it is that every year ' M A //* I , " PINK'S customers show big inoreue, >"/ /) / //7/y?/ffl^ I And there is not the slightest fear, f ./>/ Or /Y /yf // I" The baying stream will ever cease. 1 fr'' TKp " We've proved his guilt of selling stock, &1A >7 - ; '' /? s-~, V |. luc In boots and and work the best," /I// SI /Yl j\ S/ ■?!//) JB 7~T I f-' mw i.'-* (The verdict runs) "'Tis fact, like rock, /V / fl/H"I fIT 1A /***//{. AS —^ f- VerdlCl. That FRED. PINK'S Shop's a treasure chest." jf ( \//If 1/L/ j . S TILES & MATHBSON'S I ' WISE'S DIRECTORIES. ®&ry£ WE ARE READYIX KvmY WAY FOR anotherWEEji °^ r WISE'S NEW ZEALAND "^ It; " EVERYTHING DESIRABLE IN I POST OFFICE DIRECTORY' I post office directory' CLOTHING and MERCERY. I POST OFFICE DIRECTORY' 1S PEIOEB su «>w 'ti.n qoiok-selliko is inevitaule. p- ■» -I Ef THIS WEEK you can save and save handsomely by spending. I . .«*„,„,„- , Tl Ji™, n n MD^nrM f Lookfor Future Needs among the Following Lines : I This work comprises SEPARATE ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORIES for O & — - w p «VBT 2,000 Townships, Boroughs, Cities and Districts. 60 New Latest Stylo Tailored BOX SUITS. Usual prices 30ts, 35s 60s, 655, 69s Ud to 755. p: SALE PRICES 39s 6d, 42s 6d, 47s 6d, 50s, 57s 6d to 60s. |" AN ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY FOR THE WHOLE DOMINION. 43 Heavy Tweed Double-breasted OVERCOATS. Sizes 3to 7. Usual Pri 37s 6d, 47s (id, 50s, 57s 6d, 67s | 6d, to 755. SALE PRICE 27s 6d, 355, 37s 6d, -los, 55s to 59s 6i t Street Directories of th Cities. A Trade and Professional Directory for „ Q n , „ , v ~ , n i TO Tiwi n\ T \? iwa o i . ~• r- , „ f" tf New Zealand, toother with ECCLESIASTICAL, COUNTY OOUN- 38 Boys SffJSSX 7 f 111 in 19 r, i- r' i? S* 2 ~ M ' "' t ■ OIL, MUNICIPAL, EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL, PASTORAL, A-GRI- 22s 6d, to 355. SALE PRICES /s lid, 10s, 12s od, los, 19s 0f ? 22s 6d. ; OXTLTURAL, and LOCAL and GENERAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL A Very Special Line of BOYS' KAIAPOI TXVIiED NORFOLK SUITS, I prices 23s (id to 30s. I- .DIRECTORIES. SALE PRICES only 12s 6d each. %■} •«-—■ -rr-riav an i *nr< fKc,™ —■ 50 V 0 ™? Men's Very Smart SHIRTS, with or without Collars. Sizes 14 to 17s. Usual prices 4s 6d, 4s lid I | • H. W C ** iand >> Jj M - 5s 6d, 5s lid, 66 6d to 10s 6d. SALE PRICES 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid, 4s (3d, 4s lid to 6s lid, j !?■■ TitTVWnTN AMP B„fM4«~ w—f MMonvw Ikk tt_+i.—.*— cr- 30 Dozen Men's Soft Felt HATS, all new shapes. Sizes tog to 7*. Usual Prices 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s (id, 7s 6d, I SKS^ft^S? 2tt ' 8s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 14s 6d. SALE PRICES 2s 6d, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 5s *> 6s 6d, 7s lid, 10s'« 12s 6d | Melbourne—349 Comns street; Perth-St. fieorge street; Sydney—Moßrath I MEN'S WINTER-WEIGHT PYJAMAS. All good patterns. Usual Prices 6s lid, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, 10s 6d I Buildings, 124 Oxford street; Brisbane-»-A.M.P. Buildings; London—Kelly's I 12s 15s 6d - SALE PRICES 4s lid, 6s 6d, 7s ed, 8s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d. || Wrectories, IM, TBB High Holborn. I m — _ _ — m _ __ _ _ _g-* _■ ■ 3 c* |; «_» vmwsmY m pubmshed ii> January iweey toar. next I wll__lLw Ol IVIAIriC_OwN ' '' 1 ■ Vuim' "■ |i: : : ISSUE WW. I - C|W ' W is^j"' ; :*;!''.:;.: v *• :■.'.-■. ■■:■;■ ■:: ■■■■. a -.■■■. '

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 June 1915, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 June 1915, Page 2

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