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I. An Overcoit On The Back ; UWorth Watch Repairs WINTER IS COMINQ ! Two in The Mop! Clock Repairs Walkley's Winter Clothing is f* During wea/bher such as w it • « • Winter sends along, one Jewellery Repairs here already. I j- wants something thick be- . > 1 tween skin and air. Let NOTHING BUT FIRST OLASS WORK. EVERYTHING GTJ-SftANTSIED. TIIC TeStlDepatUPO Es falling ! ?. * your choice be one of to* ni , T. SHERLAW BEGBTONOTIFY - M,io Walkley's Winter Prices have i; Raglan BlanKet Overcoats Tin and district that he it at hia post again.- NOTE THE ADDRESS I . J At Milter & Oiorgi s fallen already. * 97/6* 105/ l | It seems strsnge to talk of fallen prices these Ro " 1 !'T g + gler f, t J ose ' _______ ■ — I days, but quite by chance the door of epporInade to style from : . _ TITTn , , ' first-rate fabrics and hand- \\7 A D f 11/ in I T tumty was opened to WALKLEY ana ne f; Bomely lined with satin. VV i\ IV, • W *\lv • "Y J\ 1\ I mmediately purchased at pre-War Prices, L °° lourß ™ ciude n NOOF-OROLB N©OF—©R©LD FULL LINES OF WINTER GOODS. Purple, Grey, Heather, , KT ;> Bro^n ' (New Hr ©14). (New for ©Id). n Ji. • Now, don't let the really Uothes coat mon«y. Why wear Shabby-looking ClothesF Why Mon'o o n A WofammAf anri TwapiH Ov«r- ---' cold weather 'catch you give away or sell your old Clothes- NOOF-QROLD will provide y«« JVLeil S and JDOyS WaterprOOl and 1W |!' napping—select today. with a new Suit vratf mwath. 8 Coats I The only knew, solution to rem.re ©lazing from worn B «ite I Men < s and Boy's Finest Woollen Underwear for I The Oreatest Kn«m Renovator You oan have a now etut for an I -yrj-. , | «U1 one at a cost ef SIXPENCE. Ladies renovate your old skirta I WintQl , J P /I* * and ® o,tumes make ttem loolt B6W for th ® comiB 8: winter. 3 Women's and Children's Finest Woollen Underi Pillar ® Uiorgl rmm ei, 9i and u PER bottle." j wear for Winter CIAHC?' MAI7CI TV U ADT\XUADC nl7 DAT Winter Tweeds, Blankets, Rugs, and Furs, etc. The Great Outfitters, SIMS' NOVELIY HARDWARE DEPOT, . _ _ — D I . u.l A rtnnlo WV Al JmLd Amjk JBSU S9 ■. Palmerston North. jAgents. LEVIN L "T ' RKST Hr>TTSF. POR VAT.TTK —— __ BEFORE ANY JURY . GRAND PATRIOTIC g t" IF Tf® OOVIiD BEI ALL THJfI CLOTHINO BUYERS BIPANBU.IHU ON J»IJ in Lf IN GRAND PATRIOTIC C^Sh r - f WK'D SIMPLY DISPLAY OUR LINK OF RIDING BREECHES BJfiF ORB Tf EM AND WIN OUR IN AID OF THE NEW ZETLAND WOUNDED SOLDIERS & SAILOI I CASE ON ITS MERITS. EVJllliY BUYER IF PLACED UNDER OATii WOULD HAVE TO VOTE IN FUND. , /WV^ FAVOUR OF ' ' CENTURY HALL MONDAY, JUNE 7tli, 1915. Clark's Rl Ol I 1 Ef ' 8r66C116S PROFESSOR CARDS1 v ON AND HIS CONCERT PARTY of Wellington' fc; J__LlP ' LEADING PERFORMERS. I THE BEST FOR HARD WEAR. I PROFESSOR CARDiSTOX AND HIS 1 CONCERT PARTY of Wellington h ' LEADING PERFORaMERS. If IF YOU'RE DEPRESSED WITJtL DOUBTS, WHY NO!' WEE THE LINE YOURSELF. Commences at 8 p.m. biiaip. IIOKETS 2e and li w IV 1IT?T IJ THOSE WHO ARE HELPING US. II TIT T ?■ - 3& THE FAMOUS iliilLl HKI J I |: OUT AS HUNTING BREECHES ' " "BUCKJUMPER. I' Very clean at the knees, universe WM CAN YOU AFFORD IT? fe' ally acknowledged the best fitting « Made to our SPIi/CIAL ORDER. IHE PRIOLfe OU PAY I'OR YOUR GOODS ARE PROBABLY /iJP'I n BASED ON THE X ENGTHY /IHEDIT CJSYSTEM. I, breeches in the trade. JjK .J Self-strapped knees, all taped eeania I A V.^ hand-worked eyelettes tor lacing at Our Spot Cash|Prices SpeIIiECONOMY. . . . . mM \±( kneee. lliese ive can guaiantes Haswell's Groceries are pure, clean handled and low priced. Z" Perfect fitting, giving freedom in BKB Tail ■ „ r\ o • o . Z t>.t F to give tlis utmost satisfaction. Our service is Second to None. ALL we ask is a perusal of our !*-/ ■ riding or walking. Made in Sacl- ';« ||T3B PRICE LIST and a trial order. *> . , _ ~, i n-c L l vsim i.' i i u i /.onnnt PRICE LIST posted free on Application. RAILAGE PAID on £5 die Tweel, Bedford Cord, Gaßar- II W J For real rough hard wear cannofc 'MM** • HASWELL BROS. mioasn. ««.«.«■ WS ' : I j Levin Cash Store. I ~ < LEONQ BROS.. Proprieters. | , IG®jflJ) lC»/ f J STILL LEADS IN PRICES. STILL LEADS IN PRICES. f x |7 J. I 1 J % N.Z. yiour 1001 be ' 16s 3d. Oatmeal 251b bag fie. j; FJI. JHI \ Sugar la per 561b bag lis 6d. Rioe, per bag, 581b, 9s (id. I* / ' Stocks of tha'abova just a > ? at / na ' pe , r ba f', ls d - Geratina, per bag, is 2d. — rived. New and cleans < Le» lie Soit lid A.B.C. Jam, 3 tins for is. it Wellington pi ices. All brands < Edmonds Bak.ng Powder Is 3d. Tucker's Baking Powder is id. 1 Tobacco on sale, also full ) Orange Pekoe lea 51b box 7 S / , inv th range of Smokers' and Toilet ) n°T ZTu «7 6 ' *1 Tory Butter Is 8d per lb. TIIO Trial 'Tis twenty years since they began, r , IfP .S Condens6d Milk 6d per tin. Sand Soap, 6 cakes tor Is. The city men and district folk, PhonoaraDhs and Accordeons i Wax Candles 6d per lb. Pickles, 9d bottle. To try FRED. PINK, the great boot man, rnonograplis and Accordeons | > Kerosene 9s 3d per case. • Who claimed his boots wore iust like oak. Mairdressing saloon under i c |t Who claimed his boots wore ju c personal sun./ision. ( A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT THE CHOICEST FRUIT ON I • . . ■r nl „ a -, a - a „ I TH® MARKET. ALSO CONFECTIONERY. |> aw They bought his boots, and bought his shoes, . HUOH HALL. t£> ■ And with them cased their reatlasa feet, ' : I I PONH RDHC Then galloped round to see the views, Hairdresser & Tobacconis f ■ H And wore awfty the metalled street. C f c. LEVIN paa %Af - The boots wore too, but very slow ; . —-— - - ———r —l Iff.- Yf Their soles were made of solid hide, _ ~ | " The uppers too, proved stubborn foe: f' They lasted long, while weak boots died. vs g p s* f j I PINK And while FRED. PINK did boots repair, Jf>„ /; J XsriyJ Thj Comicil's men metal roiigli, j | TUp « his guilt of selling stock, fj &■ IllC. i In boots and shoes, and work the best," 1 fj vi r >v / (/ S7 /T' 9V jf b «i i. (The verdict runs) " 'Tis fact, like rock, /// // /71,J /\ -// yf JC L/ /( M/ (A T- Verdict. That FRED. PINK'S Shop's a treasure chest." J / (//jf (y Qf (/(/iCs | ' STILES & MATHESON'S I WISE'S DIRECTORIES. " WE ARE READY IN EVERY WAY FOR ANOTHER WEEK OF RECORD BREAKING BUSINTISfI r ' WISE'S NEW ZEALAND uubiiNEWS. s " EVERYTHING DESIRABLE IN I POST OFFICE DIRECTORY' I POST OFFICE DIRECTORY' CLOTHING and MERCERY. i; POST OFFICE DIRECTORY' IS PRICED SO LOW THAT QUICK-SELLING IS INEVITABLE. 1915 WEEK you can save and save handsomely by spending. ; r Ibia work comprises SEPARATE ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORIES for Look for FlltUfe Nfids the Following LillCS I j> ever 2,000 Townships, Boroughs, Cities and Districts. 60 New Latest Style Tailored BOX SUITS. Usual prices 30s, 35s 60s, 655, 69s 6d 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-brea6ted OVERCOATS. Sizes 3to 7. Usual Pri 37s 6d, 47s 6d, 50s, 57s 0d 67a ! , 6d, to 755. SALE PRICE 27s 6d, 355, 37s 6d, ios, 55s to 59s 6t Street Directories of tl» Gitiea. A Trade and Professional Directory for QQ D | ■ all New Zealand, together witfi ECCLESIASTICAL, COUNTY COUN- yS „ , ® TW ®ED OVERTOAIS. Sizes Ito 16. Usual r 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 15s (id, 17s 6d, £ Gib, MUNICIPAL, EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL, PASTORAL, AGRI- ' 6 bd ' to 35s \ bALIi FHIUJiS 7s lld ' 10s ' 12s 6d > 19s 6r] 22s 6d. t. ©ULTUIIAL, and LOCAL and GENERAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL A Very Special Line ol BOYS' KAIAPOI TWEED NORFOLK SUITS, L. prices 23s 6d to 30s S DffiEGTORIES. SALE PRICES only 12s 6d each. I TT "17T7158 and /~IQ. (New Zealand) T id. 50 Dozen Men's Very Smart SHIRTS, with or without Collars. Sizes 14 to 17b. Usual prices 4s 6d, 4s lid Jtl • W V ' JLi 6s 6d, 5s lid, 6s 6d to 10s 6d. SALE PRICES 2s lid, 3e 6d, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 4s lid to 6s lid. *, DUNEDIN—A.M.P. Buildings. WELLINGTON~ISS Feathereton S(; 30 - D ° zen Men ' s Soft Feft HATS ' all new shapes. Sizes b& to 7*. Usual Prices 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, ©mtISTCHURCII—A.M.P. Buildings. AUCKLAND—2O Bwanson. «treet ' 8s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 14s 6d. SALE PRICES 2s 6d, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 5s 9*, 6s 6d, 7e lid, 10s 63 12s 6d I' Melbourne—349 Collins street; Perth— St. George street; Sydney—MoTlrath I ME^S WINTER-WEIGHT PYJAMAS. All good patterns. Usual Prices 6s lid, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, 108 6d jr» Buildings, 124 Oxford street; Brisbane—A.M.P. Buildings; Ix>ndon—Kelly a I 12s 6d > lg s 6d. SALE PRICES 4s lid, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d. 12s 6d. f, Directories, Ltd, 183 High Holbom. I | THIS DIBEOTWY IS PUBLISHED JANUARY ETISRY YEAR. NEXT f STILES & MATHESON S | ruiki ISSUSi 191fi. I LEVIN I — i

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 5 June 1915, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Horowhenua Chronicle, 5 June 1915, Page 2

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