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Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 September 1915, Page 1

MR H. C. SHEARGOLD, 5.P.Q.11. STX>RE, OHAU. Dear Sir,—Seeing the many ad vertisoments ?or Cheap Cash Prices in the Horowhenua (Thronicle, I have been buying my groceries at those stores of late, thinking that I was getting my goods cheaper than fron-. your store, but upon comparison I find I have "fallen in." I find that your prices are just as cheap and in some oases cheaper than elsewhere, and taking into consideration the liberal disoount you allow for Cash, your prices are those for the keen buyer and thrifty person. Why, the other week one 0! your customers got a large table lamp for nothing, by simply returning some oauh coupons. In future you may rely on my regular custom, tor coupled with your most reasonable prices, you are straightforward iu dealing and cleanlinces, which makes it a pleasure for one to deal with you.—\oure faithfully

| f Cut Prices For Cash. 3 > At f. HARRIS'S Cash lutchery. ) f TO MEET THE HARD TIMES, T. HARRIS haa cut prices on \ S the head,, and they are now oh their lowest stratum. > S if you wrnt your money to go furttat, <all o«U ButC cihery and test the truth of my claim. I T. HARRIS Cash Butcher, I ? OaI'ORD STREET UEViN. J WWWWWVWVW)

WANTED KNXAVN.—We sell tho laiuous uasliuig dress iaba'io "Tobralco" ufc is por y;ti'd. V<ju should con;e and see the new designs. We Jiave a line lot at present. Stilos and Matheaon, the leading drapers, Lovin. C 1 F. PEARCE (late T. Heslop), ' * General Carrier and Contractor, Estimates given for all kinds of eniovals. Vehicles for hire. MOTOR CI'CLE DELIVERY. ' HOIIOWHENUA DAILI CHRONICLE Hp HE CHRONICLE NOW IS DElivered daily by motor cyclist, oiifiuring early and quick despatch ovei a u'klej' area than ordinary. Residenti of the outlying difitrictß should note this change. 11 tho measure of support acoorded ■ to this venture justifies tho change it • will be permanently established.

WANTED KNOWN.—Never before have wo given such good value in Women's "Shaped" Summer Vests. You should see tbem itt Ud, Is, In Od, Is lid, 2s (3d, 2s lid each. vVhere you get the best value—Stilos and Matheson, the leading draper, Levin. Rubber stamps and pads are supplied by Tbe Chronicle at shortest notice. WANTED KNOWN.— Every lady should see our window display ol Whito Piques and Dainty Voiles. Never before have avo shown such a choice lot of these serviceable dress goods. Stiles and Matheson, the leading drapers, Levin.

BOTTLES! BOTTLES I! BOTTLES!!! WANTED TO BUY.-Quart bottles, any quantity, Is per dozou. Deliver at Levin Cordial Eactory, Queenstreet. 1130-lw

Arthur Silk PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN TONER Repairer of all Kinds of Musical instruments. Violin Rows Re-haired. I'IANOS, ORGANS, VIOLINS, etc. for sale for cash or on time payment. Piano Tuning by the year a epooialty. Orders may bo left with Mr Ken. Aitken, Oxford-street. 801-qr. TT7ILLIAM QTORfIY. SASH AND DOOR FACTOR!. HASH AND DOOR FiOTORY Seddon-street, Weraroa A LARGE Stock of Doors and Saabe* always on hand. All kinds ol joinery made on the shortest notion. Write for quotations, or ring op 'phona 46. ON ADVERTISING uQ£fc«*o Tlie true test of advertising is tho elfect it produces. A business notice in a paper that is not opened regularly obviously is of less use than an advertisement in a paper that everyone reads. Tho Horowhenna Daily Chronicle is read by every settler in tho dietri"l - A big proportion of the farmers subscribe to it, and others see it at their neighbours' houses or tho creameries. The story of the transfer of its news i turns to thu steaks and chops is ben trovato but untrue, the purveyors of joints and entrees U6Q plain paper, and preserve The Chronicle lor future reference. The to-wno-people all take The Chronicle; most of them from The Chroniclo runner; a dozen or so from their neighbours' front gates. To our view this practice ie reprehensible, but advertisers in The . Chronicle gain extra publicity thereby, for tho regular subscribers always receive an extra copy when the first one does not roach the proper people. The local news is The Chronicle's speciality, and the citizens and He tilers naturally seek this in the advertisements as well as in tho records of social and genoral happenings. In the cityllnewßpaperg, . with their eight or sixteen pages of minion type, an advertisement is buried; but in The Chronicle's four openfaced pages of leaded brevier the business announcements catch the eye of all who open the paper. It pays to advertise : the proof is to be found in the various profitable and growing retail businesses of Levin. Many of The Chronicle's best customers for advertising are spontaneous witnesses of this fact. Faiir-prioed articles of good quality are the bedrock of suooeMH ful business, but the coping-tfton® oi profit is publicity. A seller of crayfish who covers his cart with the tarpaulin of concealment and exercises not his vocal organs gathers no pence. 80, too, the business man who shunt publicity has for his lot the sadness of profit* curtailed and the guerdon ot moths and w#«viJe.

HOROW HEN U A DAIIA CHRONICLE. WJSRAIIOA AGENCY. Mil GEORGE COOPER has been appoiutod agent for Tho Chronicle, and copies may be obtained at. hif> shop from 3.31) p.m. daily. 50,000 Tomato and Uedding plants now ready for planting. A. J. Sliailer, Nurseryman, Palmerston North. Telephone 686. lliG-qr Im p»lm "dies. IES A Ilia A iiiy. . -ATHUGHES. — Oxford Street. CUKES AM) CONFECTIONERY. ' AKES AND OiNFECTION J£R Y. -ATHUGHFB. - Oxford Street. ___ A CHOICE DAIRY FARM FOR salo; hall' mile from Koputaroa Railway Station, fronting Fox ton road, and bounding bark of school grounds. Six-roomed house, and 20-bail cowshed. Terms: £1100 deposit, and balance in six years at 5 per cent. For position, quality of soil, and evenly surfaced ground, this farm is one of the beet ; n the district. Apply to J. PERRY, 1135-3 iCoputaroa. LHVIN LAUNDRY. MFEABEM, Propri&treas of the * Levin Laundry, undertake*— WASHING AND JR/ONING. WASHING AND IRONING. WASHING AND IRONING, io til its branches. Fuvt-eleut work. CITY EXPERIENCE. CITY EXPERIENCE. NOT TREATING IT PROPERLY. If you cannot get rid of a cold it is because you are not treating it proper Iy. There ia no reason why a cold should hang on for -weeks or until some serious throat or lung trouble is developed, and it will not if you take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Taken in double dosea every hour after tho Srst symptoms appeared Chanberlain's Oough Remedy would hare counteracted the effects of the oold and restored your system to a healthy ooniition. Even after the eold has bejome settled in the system Chamberlain's Oough Remedy will give prompt relief and counteract any tendency oi to resulting in pnemv.t.i rhere. Ad»t. CRAMPS AND COLIC. Take a flouTjle dose of Chamberlain'i 3olio and Diarrhoea Remedy at the first ign of cramps or colio and a threatened ittaok may be warded off. Hundreds i >f people who are attacked with oramp ind oolic use Chamberlain's Oolio and Diarrhoea Remedy. It n»ver fails to