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Watch Repairs / WARM CLOTHING P Two in The Mopi Clock Repairs — . L During . weather euch as Jewellery Ra / FOE E,. Winter sends along, one • / . S§i\ [wants something thick be- NOTHING BUT FIRST CLASS WORK. EVERYTHING- WIIMTFP WFATHFP Jfc*.' tween skin and air. Let GUARANTEED. v S TT Ufll lll^lV !fV y° u r choice be one of . ' ™-r w-*-* a itt S „ _ } 41680 T. sherlaw, WALK! FY HAS T | Raglan Blanket Overcoats BEGS TO NOTIFY the' Public of Levin and district that he WW ft L. rl!■ L« I 11 r\ %* 81. lAt Millar & Giorgi's is at his Ps3t - .NOTE THE AD ' p,.75/s 65/-, 97/6, 105/- Opposite and Co's / LEVIN. The SHOW is Oil the I . Real "enugglors" these, , - mountain top, j ' made right to style from ■ — - lIIC Tain IS Oil the j first-rate fabrics and hand- ' "" I plain, I g,;;. .. someiy lined with, satin. WAR! WAR I WAR! *■" Warm clothes are !■■■— ■■■—■' 1 &:v Colours include Navy, " cnldin WalkWcl ....1 Purple, Grey, Heather, NOOF-OROLDNOOF-OROLD SOia in wamieysi. I. x Brown. (New for Old). (New for Old). StlOp, nOW Win* I I' Now, don't let the really Clothes cost money. Why wear Shabby-looking Clothes? Why ■ i || C L S C °?m V- " cold weather catch you g w c away or sell your old Clothes. NOOF-OROLD will proyide you 5.. napping select today. ... with a new Suit every month. R | n . fl . j; The only known solution to remove GLAZING from worn suits. D'HIIRCtSj ir flclllllGlG&TGSp HflUySj; The Greatest Known Renovator You can have a new suit for an ' . old one at'a cost of SIXPENCE. Ladies renovate your old skirts . QllilfSa DOWN QuEEtS, FtlFSp QfC. i kf ("flOrCy] and costumes and make them look now for the coming winter. 7 1." UlUlg pride 6d, 8d and is per bottle. of the Highest Quality at the lowL The Great Outfitters, SIMS' NOVELTY HARDWARE DEPOT, est Prices. \ Palmerston North Agents. L_ ■ ; ! WALKLEY'S « LEVIN L WARM m Wflß " I & ALLMAND, m***. ■ I for the "GAME Milking Machines. I ( FOR FOR - I WERAROA, Levin. F mem BOVS To the Dairy' Farmers of the Manawatu— I.J *t 'fj ißf ; E AT Before purchasing your Milking Machine mLI Wl M H®M 0 consult E, ALLMAND, Weraroa, Levin, who pl ARK's MM glark's, specialises and pays the whole of his If LA till 9* jg i attention to the methods of relieving the " " ~ == "~" I otony of hand milking. | WARM UNDERWEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS ~~ ————— — """ FOR U 11 COLD WINTER. Haswell Cuts Hardware Prices For Cash. f I "men who have for years been looking l.r Unshrinkable Underwear, will tad what the, retire here. It OOSU-MM STOCKS- , [ is' worth a visit to our store now to see the splendid quality and great variety ol Underpants; and Sing- Carpenters' Tools. Kayo I,anterns 3s I , lets bought specially for durability, comfort aud pleasure. r°u will be surprised and p>loaseii to Ee ® ° aouseliold Ironmongery. liig JSens Us : * stock of high grade goods, in Underwear which can be bought »J an absolute guarantee of being IJnshr.nk- G|ms lis )'! able. Dependable undorwear has been, our watchword; what will sell must be the host in quality. No Guilders' Hardware. Cement os t : man can bo TAKEN IN at Clark's. We'll refund the purchase money or make good .n any other way Ou-Uery. i.B. Mawls 2s 6d ■ that's fair. We'll satisfy you. _ .. Ammunition. Donald Straiiies 14s gW-'"' UncTertlannels from 3s (3d to 6s . Axes, Slashers, Spades, Churns, Netting, Iron and Wire Underpants from 2s lid to otl * ng lel« from 2s 6d to lis 6d AT KJSE-N PRIOES. r Worsted, Lamb's Wool, Naturaj Woe! Merino and Fleecy Wool. HASWELL BROS. Guaranteed Unshrinkable Underwear Can Lse Had LE ™ A!iD ewahona. AT # — CLARK^S, j Levin Cash Store. f i ~~~ , j—■?. -? > LEONQ Proprietors. ! - " i | uOCKey, I \ still prices ANI) not to be beaten. i !- I Football < » atme i s ,u p l er 251b bag 6s Toniat ° Sauce 3 for is j I J c °' 561b ba s 9s Od Worcestershire Sauce d for Is —I Stoc. , ;rf of the above just ar- J orstma, p er bag Is 2d, Leslie Shaker Salt, per tin 6d f rived. Ne v nnd clean at I S * p ® r ® , 1® 2d Ceylon Broken Pekoe Tea, per } 8 Wellington prices. All brands 1 \ V fT' f ? r ls 51b tin S Tobacco on sale, also full \ p , Crystal s (assorted) G for Is Edmonds'Baking Powder ls 3d J TllP Tri»l ®s twenty voar» since th.y beg:,rang;' rf Pn-.rtors' and Toilet , ) Tozen ''P"tm or 6d Unndles per lb m| ine inai Thedty men and district folk, requisites. j J Pickles n P r hnHl Qi ? S °" e per cafiG 3d < To try FRED PINK, the great boot man Phonographs and Accordeons. / Curry per bottle L ? ° tor ls - - Who claimed his boots wore just like oak. ! H , ; i„ b JJ r , under i / ' $ " I re'rson-T snncrv'sion l-S A general assorted stock of Groceries Bright and New; also a large" QF They bought his boots, and bought his aliow, | 3 stock of Fresh Fruit and Confectionery. * Just Give us a Trial. And with them cased their restless feet, HUGH HULL, ( B nruvin or>^c Then galloped round to see t.ie views, , ; 7 % > i, > LCUI lU « And wore away tho metalled strict. ll< il v.! CooCi & i obJlGCnnist % mbimubiwb—MroaMroßi —aaM FWS The boots wore too, bul very slow ; I : V W ■ Their soles were made of solid hide, ~ - — — — The uppers too, proved stubborn foe: « They lasted long, while weak boots died. g _ ~ ■ pink Gi{£A F - REORGANISATION SALE Patched up the roads, and did declare, That PINK'S half-soles were harder stuft. t.*t r-i OENUINE PRICE CUTS IN DRESS GOODS AISD And so it is that every year ' ~ " — — -- — —— . PINK'S customers show big increase, n And there is not tho slightest fear, '^T>» The buying stream will ever cease. i EAOII succeeding day establishes more than ever the supreme importThe "We've proved his guilt of selling stock, I SALE, and all the District mnst know that greatest .bar- J *' U " 111 boots and shoes, and work the best,l * gain giving ever attempted in these parts has been given in this store. S ■ -V (The verdict runs) "'Tis fact, like rock, B ' | | YCfUICt; That FEED. PINK'S Shop's a'treasure chest." I 8 Every Day Fresh Bargains. I fe WISE'S DIRECTORIES, I | o pieces of Heavy Costume Tweeds 42 inches wide. Worth 2s 3d. Sale | ||;* WISE'S NEW ZEALAND ft | PHCe 16 M yaKl ' | OFFICE DIRECTORY', gjjjf \|S wMe . , oMrf prfc . POST OFFICE DIRECTORY' W3 W1 lldMMepritelslld POST OFFICE DIRECTORY' §jf MI 3 ~ ~ T . \ ~- f • '-i f\-t r* fe Pieces newest all-'Wool d'ancy 1 weeds 42 inches; Usual prices 3s 6d and ; '*' 1 t " - J y iO. / 2jir , | *^ s Hd yard. Sale prices 2s tid and 2s Id yard. - 4 -v This work comprises SEPARATE ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORIES fox 111=? 1 ■ , ITr , K-ovef Borougha, Cities and Districts. JJggf | 60 boxes Coloured Velveteens, chiffon finish-and twill backs. Usual price EaV ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY FOR THE WHOLE DOMINION. , ' | - x W&3 i pieces Heavy Navy Cheviot Serge, oCin. wide, Usual price 4s lid street Directories of tb Cities. A Trade and Professional Directory tor $Jr P er y ai ' cl - yale bs Ud per yard. 8 E/'V/all New Zealand, together with ECCLESIASTICAL, COUNTY COUN- 9 'iCIL/ijMUNICIPAL, EDUCAIIONAL, MEDICAL, PASTORAL, AGRI- 50 yards Wide Jap Silk, 27in. Usual price 2 s 3d yard. Sale price 16 8d I "OULTURAL. and LOCAL and GENERAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIiL , if 5 All newest shades in fe'atins for evening wear. Sale price 2s lid per yard. ;H. ■ w ISE and (New Zealand), I I n r. -ij. •_„ ~ Every article in our Evening Wea 1 Department greatly reduced in pa*ice A.M.P. Buildings. WELLINGTON—I6S Featherston Sv. :-EgSgsaMß3ag» w 3MrflKjgM n gpmiS ; rCHUROH--A.M.P. Buildings. AUCKLAND—2O Swanson. street dunng the Sale. S^^blwuw6^-349, Collinß street j Perth—St. George street; Sydney—Mcllra'h N , " ' Oxford street; Brisbane—A.M.P. Buildings; London—Kelly's nigh Eon™. STILES & The, Bargain House, EVFRY rE^ R ' NBXT

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 July 1915, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 July 1915, Page 2

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