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Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 November 1915, Page 1

MR H. C. SHEARGOLD, B.P.Q.R. STORE, OHAU. Dear Sir, —Seeing the many advertisementa $or Cheap (Wb Prices in the Horowhanua (Thronicle, I hare been buying my groceries at those storea of late, thinking that I WM .Bating my goods cheaper than froir. your store, bst npoo pow* parison I find I have "fallen in." I find that-your prices .re just as ohotty and in ®o®9 cases cheaper than elsewhere, and taking into oowncto ration the liberal discount you allow for Cash, your prion ttrothow for the keen buyer and thrifty person. Why, the other week one of your oiwtomers got ft table lamp for nothing, by simply returning «*me M«fti coupons. In future you may rely on my regular oiutom. For coupled with your most reasonable prices, you are straight' forward in dealing and cleanliness, which makee it a plewure for one to deal with you. — Yours faithfully For Cash. 3 > At T. HARRIS'S Cash Butchery. ) f TO MEET THE HARD TIMES, T. HARRIS has cut prices on \ )> the head ; and they are new oh their lowest etratum | > if you want your money to go furthest, call in at the Oaah But- ? \ chery and test the truth of my claim. g I T. HARRIS Cash Butcher, S ? OXi'Oßi) STREET LEVIN. J

fyVWVWWVvVWWWWV 'VST ANTED IvaUW.n. -A beautiful *» lot <ji' iiuw millinery jusi opened this week. Ladies you suould ail come iu and see it; also the new summer flocks and costumes. As usual at fcjtiles and Matlioson, Eeviu aud Foxton. WAMllfiU KNOWN.-Khaki handkerchiefs. Look 3 for 2s; also a line mercerised line at Is each or tor 2s ( Jd aiul 3 very nice silk kiiaki (bordered) liaudkereliiels to sell 2s ( Jd, ;is Ud and <Js ( Jd each. Just what you are wanting for your soldier friend. Only at Stiles and Matheson, Levin and Eoxton. 50,000 Tomato and Bedding plants now ready for planting. A. J. Shailor, Nursery mat), Palmerston North. Telephone 686. lllG-qr WANTED KNOWN.-Another nice lot. of new dress materials just opened from Home at wonderfully low prices. Just drop in and see them. Where the smart dress goods are—Stiles and Matheson, Levin and Foxton. WANTED.— Married Couple for milking farm. Good wages. Apply at once. Chronicle Oil ice. 1315-3 MOTOR CYCLE DELIVERY. HOltO WHEN UA DAILI OURONOLE rnUE CHRONICLE NOW IS DJfilivered daily by motor -iyolist, ensuring early and quick despatch ovei a wider area than ordinary. Resident* of the outlying districts should not" this change. If the measure of support acoorded to this venture justifies the change it will bo permanently established. WASTE PAPER for sale at i'liu Chronicle Office. One penny p*v lb. IJSVIN LAUNDRY. iVf PHASER, Proprietress of the Levin Laundry, undertakes— WASHING AND IRONING. WASHING AND IRONING. WASHING AND IIIONING. id all its branches. First-cli** work. CITY EXPERIENCE. OITY EXPERIENCE. SHANNON HOUSE AGENCY SHANNON HOUSE AGENCY SHANNON HOUSE AGENCY E. A. W. Osborne FURNITURE DEALER, Bailance Street • Shannon. House and commission AGENT, Rent and Debt Collector. Second hand furniture comprising Stretchers, 3 Sowing Machines (equal to now), Tables, Waslistande, Block Dray and Harness (cheap), and many other goods. Fruit lands for Sale in Boll's Orchard, Mahana Estate, Bronte Estate < sections from 7 to 34 acres. 41! Nelson's apples growing land. For further particulars E. A. W. OSBORNE Agent for the Guardian Fire aud Accident Insurance Company. Agent for the Provident Life A6Siir ance Company, i — DOSI iIL'LE WITH IT. Do not luil to keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand during tne summer, for bowel complaint is always prevalent during the hot months and is too dangerous to be trifled; with. This.is especially true when young children are attacked with it. .A dose or two of Chamberlain s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, will , place the trouble wit Kin control and perhaps save a life. It has never been known to fail even in the severest cases and it cost is not beyoid anyone. Advt.

SUMMING UP THE EVIDENCE. 1Many New Zealand people have been called as Witnessee. Week alter week has been publishect ■ tlio testimony of Now Zealand people —kidney sufferers, backache victims, people who liavo endured many forms . ot kidney, bladder or urinary disord- ( ei6. These witnesses have used .poan's • Backaoho iKidncy Pills. All have.givon [ their enthusiastic approval. Isn't it a wonderful, convincing mass of proof? l It' you axe a sufferer your verdict rnuat bo "Try Doan's iirst." Here's one , case:—Mrs F. E. Ley land, 79 Broadstreet, Palmenaton North, says:—"For ' some time .a member of my. family was ■ martyr to backaclie, and other symptoms of kidney trouble, and although 1 tried many remedies, it was not until Doan's .-Backache.,Kidney Pills had been used lor a few days, that 1 really saw i any .improvement. I persevered with k Lliis remedy, and by the time four hotr ties were used, all signs of (backache, headache and disszmess had completely s disappeared. The kidney secretions which wore very much affected prior to using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, • were also restored to a nealthy condition. Although two years have elapsed I .sinco the cure was effected there has been no return of any symptom. ,- 1 recommend Down's Backache Kidney Pills' with every confidence to all who ! sulier with their kidneys." Backache, gravel, dropsical swelling, urinairy disorders, rheumatic twinges, headaches, and dizzy, spells are enough oause © suspect the kidneys. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are solely for the kidneys, and bladder, and afford health and strength to thousands. They are sold by all chemists and storekeepers at bs per bottle (six bottles 16s 6d) or will be posted on roceipt of price by FosterMcClellan Co., 7(3 Pitt-street, Sydney, i But, be sure you get DOAN'S. ON ADVERTISING. The true test of advertising is the effect it produces. A business notice in a paper that is not opened regularly obviously is of leßs use than an advei* tisement in a paper that everyone roads. The Horowhenua Daily Chronicle is read by every settler in the diatrj'<fc A big proportion of the farmers subscribe to it, and others see it at their neighbours' houses or the creameries. The story of the transfer' of its news items to the steaks and chops is ben trovato but untrue, the purveyors of joints . and entree# use plain paper, and preserve The Chronicle for future reference. The townspeople all take The Chronicle; , most of them from The Chronicle runner; a dozen or so from their neighfjoura' front gatee. To our view this practice ' is reprehensible, but advertisers in Ths Chronicle gain extra publicity thereby, lor the regular subscribers always receive an extra copy when the first one does not reach the proper people. The local news is The Chroniole's apeoi&lifcy, and the citizens and. settlors, .naturally seek this in the advertisements as wall as in the reoords of social and gene.'sl happenings. , In, the oitytf newspaper*, with their eight or , sixteen pages ot minion type, an advertisement is. buried ; but in The Chronicle's four openfaced pages of leaded brevier the. business announcements catch the'eye s 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 eaitomers for advertising are spontaneous , witnesses of this fact. Fair-priced .articles oI good quality are the bedrock of nooeMful business, but the ooping-otons off profit is publicity. A. seller of crayfish who covers his cart with th^ ; tar- ' paulin of oonoealment and exsreiaas nsA his vocal organs gathers no psoas.; 80, too, the business man who jfans^fob* licity has for bis lot the iri yada«w of profits curtailed and {pwii* <f niofhn tnd ire«ni- ; I , -Daintiest sn<- msv ts Msastsg ahoSS for ladies. Quality it MM elegance, t smart, tattrifj for town or eonnfcry w«ar, "*»'*•> . . obtained frop V