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pw.tOniT.eßack- OT Watc h Repairs WINTER IS COMING! ittroin The shop! Clock Repairs Walkley's Winter Clothing is m w^ Dg J^onr h -e Jewellery Repairs here already. *" g af ck Let nothing but olass work, evertthing guaranteed. The Temperature is falling ! I = choicebe °" e * t SHERLAW M " nMnne "^ M ' l> Walkley's Winter Prices have Blanket Overcoats ™ district that he it at has port agam- the address fallen already. nit Millar & Glory's Opposite Harfey and Oo'fl. Leyin - V7SA 65/- 97/6, 105/- ' It seems strange to talk of fallen prices these ■ f ' M "snuggW these, * " days, but quite by chance the door of oppor- !*• ma de riglit to style from ' 41/ AO » tunily was opened td WALKLEY and he |V. first-rate fabrics and hand- WAR! WAR.* WAK ' ramediately purchased at pre-War Prices, r - ££, "" C New _o«W> ' KOOK-OUOLD FULL LINES OF WINTER GOODS. |F Purple, Grey, Heather, (New for Old). Q*ew for Old). z ,- I , " " - ST - *.'. ..t th. Men's aid Boys' Waterproof and Tweed Overfp cold weaiiher " catcn y°" B 'T? aW n ew Suit every month, i COatS |\ ' napping-select today. The only known solution to remove GLAZING from worn suits. ; Men's and Boy's Finest Woollen Under Wear for I- Th e Greatest Known Renovator You can have a new suit for an K , Winter I . Ce - « Woxnen's arid Children's Finest Woollen UnderI JMillar & GiOrgl *** * " uI'ZZTnVMT I Rugs, and Furs, etc. I .n.ft-0-wm. SIMS'NOVELTY HARDWARE DEPOT, 1 WJBLX-i:B fcx-.:BSY«e I •; Palmeraton North. ~ > A g ents : LEVIN ?' J — " """ ~I~~ZZZIZZZZZZZ^r best house for yalue. Pi. — — -" _ : — I BEFORE ANY JURY. grand patriotic cs: *t . ■ ■ I IF WE COULD GET ALL THB CLOTHING BUYERS EMPANELLED ON LEVIN GRAND PATRIOTIC C%cS. f ) „ n mvn npTowß.™ BFF OR K THWM AND WIN OUR ' iN AID OF THE NEW ZEALAND WOUNDED SOLDIERS & SAILORS fi -~ ™ , OTE , ,„, ™™ r : FAVOUR OF \ CENTURY HALL MONDAY. JUNE Hfi, 1015. I* ni AV | # ' e DirliniY PROCESSOR CARDST'ON AND HIS UONCIiItT PARTY of Wellington's i UI3rKS lAlUing PI LBADI-NCS HI FORMERS fc T.ur' DCCT nnD HA DPI WFAR PROFESSOR CAROKItIN AND HIS CONCERT PARTY of Wellington's -• Inb PCSI rUK nAKU YYIW*IV. LE AD.INtS PhRL'OR.MERS. '.< " ' * ■ £ , Commences at 8 p.m. wiiiip. TICRET.S 2s and Is. ; - IF YOU'RE DEPRESSED WITH DOUBTS, WHY NOT SEE THE LINE YOUR&EL*. ; v > •■ - % TT "O Tl3 THOSE WHO ARE iIELPING US. ' "f-IT^T/P I fea. -• " THE FAMOUS JjLXiljX XI.CiJJX |: CUT AS HUNTING BREEOHEB "BUCKJTOIPER. E " % ■ fvWil - - - CAN-YOU AFFORD IT? < t ' V«ry-clean at the kneea, iSS&W, II ~ , spMUI/ ORDER THE WUCES YOU PAY FOR YOUR GOODS ARE PROBABLY V. " ally acknowledged the boat fitting |, W/JJ lhidc to our WIXUJ; u BASED ON THE T ENGTTHY f IREDIT f . , . . x i Self-strapped knees, all taped eeums ±J VV O y .ISteeclies in the trade. l»Msl#.vP p >/J # 4 /> c t L» D * C • HtETTlMnil/IV V ■ / hiind-workedejelottos tor lacing at Qyf §p O f; CaSn| FOCeS bpelll£.tUNUM I . |- i • bIIb knees. Those wo enn guarantee Haswell's Groceries are pure, clean handled -and low priced. ? ' Perfect fitting, giving treedom in * 1 ig| %|\ utmosfc satisfac tion. Our Service is Seoouil to None. ALL wo ask is a perusal of our '• ' ~ ■, • Har i : ;K1 ' IT! PRICE LIST and a trial order. £ riding or walking. Made in Had- "■ fsj tks ' PRICE LIST posted l'roe on Application. RAILAGE PAID on £o !\ ale Tjveel, Bedford Cord, Qatar- 'J LI VU real rough hard wear cannot Ordei . s |'..«- • : * m • HASWELL BROS. I :__ Levin Cash 'Store. / I I ' LEONQ BROS. a Pj2E2!!!E?f- ; ■ - Golf HoeksV still lea'ds in prices. still leads in prices. # v . - '"' • ' C I.L 11 N - Z - ?iour lOOlbe i6s 3d - Oatmeal 251b bag 6s. ■* . rOOlDall Sugar la per 561b bag Us Gd. Rice, per bag, 561b, 9s (id. '* „,, - , . , Oatina, per bag. Is 2d. Geistina, per bag, is 2d. \f ._ ' ,StOokß Ot the above ]ÜBt a Leslie Shaker S a lt Ud. A.U.C. Jam. 3 tins for Iβ. I »*—*——— nved. New_ and clean a Edmond's Baking Powder Is 3d. Tucker's Baking Powder Iβ Id. W elhngton puces. All brands J3i . oken Qj . angc Pekoe , Jea 51b bos ~ s f ' Tobacco on sale, also full Worcestershire Sauce, pints 6d. or.V Butter Is (3d per lb. r ' M . ». i • + i i- r, rallge ° f bmokers and Tollet Condensed Milk 6d per tin. ..and Soap, 6 calces tor Iβ. & The Trial ***** y ears 8l S requisites. Was Candles 6d . , bi Picklcs ; 9d bottle _ IDC inai t^ bootiniinf Pnonographs and Aooordeone Kerosene 9s 3d pe'r case. I TO - sa under . A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT PHB CHOICEST FRUIT ON I n . personal suieivision, jv THE market, also confectionery. « I OF They bought his boots, and bought his shoe S) HUSH HALL, | > . p nwr ROAC ' ft OF And with them cased their restless feet, . orr, •? LtjUlMO DKUb. '$._ Then galloped round to see the views, Hairdresser & Tobacconis „ .»,,.,,„, ~„„,»„«..„.„,.., .„■„,, |i _ rjL , lie i3 Ootß wore too>but very alow ; __==srrr^— j^.i_- - ---• -~t-— _____ ( _ __ . _ P> YY Their soles were made of solid hide, $' They lasted long, while weak boots died. S&ijk 0 o n /$ Q. C J f< -PINK And while FRED. PINK did boots repair, S ///)/I Si Si Af^^'A/f \ The Council's men with metal rough, \ I (JQ S " IS 0 Lr 1 y fc Patched up the roads, and did declare, - ■ ■ .. -*^ £'• " That PINK'S half-soles were harder stuft. ~~~~~ "^"^ - ft § /) j> V' AND And so it is that every year Ij* «_> >^T/ 5 * PINK'S customers show big increase, // /? / /-x/ / X / J 1/ /Uff~\ And there is not the slightest fear, / f~*~JS IJ//(JSI S?\ JAJLA /]J r The b\iying stream will ever cease. I W " .— J/ Vefdict. That FRED. PINK'S Shop's a treasure chest." jf t/c? ' (/(/ C^ |- - " ' W STSLES & MATHESON'S * lES. __»_ we are ready in , every way for another week of C , 'WJ.OJ-J r5 RECORD BREAKING BUSINESS. I WISE'S NEW ZEALAND EVERYTHING DESIRABLE IN i p"Ss? Blicl mllCTSgi : CLOTHING and MERCERY. i p/-\arp OF'F'TCF , DIRECTORY' IS IJRIOED so LOAV THAT Quigk-sellino is inevitable. J-" JTV/OX V_/X J- THIS WEEK you can save and say-e handsomely by spending. I. ' ' Look for Future Needs among the Following Lines : " r Tin-B wewk eomorises SEPARATE ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORIES for r; >AN ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY FOR THE WHOLE DOMINION. 43 Heavy Tweed Double-breasted OVERCOATS. Sizes 3to 7. Usual Pri 37e (3d, 47s (id, 50s, 57s 6d, 67s ?- : Cd, to 755. SALE PRICE 27s 6d, 355, 37s 6d. -Iss, 55s to 5 ( Js 6c Street Directoriee of _ Oitiee. A Trade and Professional Directory for 3g Boys , aj]d Youtbs . TWEED OVERCOATS. Sizes Ito 10. Usual ■,' 10s Cd, 12s (id, 15s (3d, 17s 6fl, :-■• all New Zealand, toother with ECCLESIASTICAL, COUNTY COUN- 6d to 35s SALE PRICES 7s lid, 10s, 12s Xid. 15s, 19s 6r! 22s 6d. • OIL MUNICIPAL, EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL, PASTORAL, AGRI>T CULTURAL, and LOCAL and GENERAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL A Very Special Line of BOYS' KAIAPOI TWEED NORFOLK SUITS, I" prices 23s (id to 30s. f lOKECTORIES. ' SALE PRICES only 12s 6d each. v / 50 Dozen Men's Very Smart SHIRTS, with or without Collars. Sizes 14.t0 17s. Usual piices 4s Od, 4a lid jf "CT TjylSE and r^ G - (New Ze al and ). 5 S 6d, 5s lid, 6s 6d to 10s Cd. SALE PRICES 2s lid, 3e 6d, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 4s lid to tis lid. C ■'•■ 30 Dozen Men's Soft Felt HATS, all new shapes. Sftes to I\. Usual Prices 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, fcv WJ»ia)IN--A.M.P. Buildinge. WELBINGTON-155 Featherston Si . 8s 1(h 126 dHg 6(J gALE PRICES . 2s 6d, 3s lid. 4s 6d,'ss B*. 6s 6d, 7s lid. 10s 6d 12e 6d I? OaaiSTOHURCH—A.M.P. Buildings. AUCKLAND—2O Swansou. street % * Mdbourße-349 OoUins street; Perth-St. George stoeet; Sydney-MdlraiO, MEN'S WINTER-WEIGHT PYJAMAS. All good patterns. Usual Price* 6s lid, 8e 6d, 9s Cd, 10s 6d I Buildmgß, 124 Oxford street; Brisbane-A.M.P. Buildinge; 12s 6d ' 15s 6d - SALE PRICES 4s lid, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d, 12e 6d. |. Kreotories, Ltd, 188 High Holtorn. STILE'S A MATHFSON'S The Pro & ressive Store § IBIS DHIBOTOBY Iβ PUBLISHED IN JANUARY EVERY YEAR. NEXT W..1 ILLiW &k l¥l A\ 1 IICiWV/ll W LEVIN ISSUE 19*6. ' '

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 2 June 1915, Page 2

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

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