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Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 July 1915, Page 2

An Overcoat On The Back Is Worth Two in The Shop! During weather such as Winter sends along, one wants something thick between skin and air. Let your choice be one of these • Raglan Blanket Overcoats - At Miliar & Giorgi's ■75/ v 65/', 97/6, 105/Real "snugglers" these, made'right to style from first-rate fabrics and handsomely lined with satin. Colours include Navy, •; . Purple, Grey, Heather, Brown. Now, don't let the really cold weather catch you sapping—select today. Millar & tiiorgi s-' The treat Outfitters, Palmerston North'

Watch Repairs Clock Repairs Jewellery ( n i NOTHING BUT FIRST CLASS WORK. EVERYTHING GUARANTEED. T. SHERLAW, BEGS TO NOTIFY the Public of Levin and district that he is at his post ajjciia - NOTE THE AO Opposite Harvey and Co's ■ LEVIN. WAR! WAR! WAR! j\' OOF—OROLD K OOF- OROLD (New for Old). (New for Old). Clothes cost money. Why wear Shabby-looking Clothes H Why give away or sell your old Clothes. NOOF-OROLD will provide you with a new Suit every month. The only known solution to remove GLAZING from worn suits. The Greatest Known Renovator You can have a new suit for--an old one at a cost of SIXPENCE. . Ladies renovate your old skirts and costumes and make them look new for the coming winter. PRICE 6d, 9d and Is PER BOTTLE. SIMS' NOVEL! Y HARDWARE DEPOT, Agents.

w«w • m . WfIRM Ul,lDE!l " URIDER WARM UNDERWEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS ~~ " "" FOR COLD WINTER. s««s that's fair. We'll satisfy you. Unctertlannels from 3s 6d to 6s lid. ) Un3erpants from 2s Hd to 12s 6(1 ittiglels from 2s 6d to lis 6d IN Worsted, Lamb's Wool, Natural Wool Merino and Fleecy Wool. Guaranteed Unshrinkable Underwear Can t'e Had AT CLARK'S,

TLa Tviol 'Tis twenty years since they bepnti, 1 llv I 11<I1 c nieTl au( i district folk, To try FRED PINK, the great boot man, — " Who claimed his boots wore just like oak. Oj? They bought his buots, and bought h"s shea, U And with them cased their restless feet, Then galloped round to see the views, And wore away the metalled strict. Ft, AI The boots wore too, but very slow ; Vyw Their soles were made of solid hide, ■ . * * The uppers too, proved stubborn foe: They lasted long, while weak Loots died. PINK And while FRED. PINK did boots repair, The Council's men with metal rough, Patched up the roads, and did declare, That PINK'S half-solts were harder stufi. ► A'N D And 80 is that ever y y ear ' PINK'S customers show big increase, . And there is not the slightest fear, The buying stream will ever cease. TL- " We've proved his guilt of selling stock, * MC boots and shoes, and work the best,'' .. ' (The verdict runs) " 'Tis fact, like rock, Verdict. That FEED. PINK'S Shop's a treasure chest." WISE'S DIRECTORIES. WISE'S NEW ZEALAND POST OFFICE DIRECTORY' POST OFFICE DIRECTORY' POST OFFICE DIRECTORY' 1915. This work comprises SEPARATE ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORIES foi over 2,000 Townships, Boroughs, Cities and Districts. ,~AX ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY FOR THE WHOLE DOMINION^ street Directories of tb Cities. A Trade and Professional Directory ior all New Zealand, together, with ECCLESIASTICAL, COUNTY COUNCIL MUNICIPAL, EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL, PASTORAL. AGRI- ~ CULTURAL, and LOCAL and GENERAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL DIRECTORIES. H . W 188 and (New Zealand), J^td. . DUNEBIN—A.M.P. Building. WELLINGTON —155 Featheraton Si-. '< CHSISTCHURCH—A.M.P. Buildings. AUCKLAND—2O Swanson. street ;- ' Melbourne—349 Collins street; Perth—St. George street;• Sydney—Mcllratb 124 Oxford street; Brisbane—A.M.P. Buildings; London —Kelly'a Directories, Ltd, 183 High Holborn. liHiaDuiECToay ispubmshed in jiNn.tRT every tear, nbvt