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Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 November 1915, Page 1

OHOIOB DAIRY FARM. IjIOURTEEN AND A HALF acres Rich, Flat Land, running stream, near Levin; 6-roomed house, [cowshed fowl run, shop on property, 9 first-class Cows, milking, horses, farm 1 implements, fowls, etc. ; Cheap. PRICE £1500. Favourable terns; Owner must sell. Sole Agent: Apply G F. Phillips, Land Agent, Levin. 1322-2w " __ The farmer's newspaper is fch« local newspaper. He buys it that he may read the local news, and aa there are but four pages in the paper he reads "N they contain. That is why an adways yields quick resolta. It is . -*ad and remembered Aa a floor packing 'a linoleum Th« CHRONICLE can- •, compete with the 16-page papers the city, but as a medium for edaddressed to Levin ind HJiannon townspeople, and the farmrs of Horowhenua County, The CHRONICLE represents a royal flush and qnoeu b«&. 'HOW I MADE MY WINDOWS PRETTY." -'Peach's Beautiful Book told mo all about it." FBI7I? toaIL «a£®B •ffmlLjlui Patent Hem Curtains. *mm***io*mm Quitc Ncw & di j {ci . cnt> 1 ""' ■■>«■!■ ■■■ Ideal for Casements. The greatest problem which confronted me when I was furnishing my home, was how to dress the windows in the jnost attractive fashion on an economical basis. I must confess that 1 was considerably perplexed, until I wrote to Peach's for their book—"ldea! Home Decorations"—the greater portion of which is devoted to curtains and decorations. It contains 700 of the most charming designs, showing how the most unattractive windows could be made pretty aiy' inviting. It is the only book produced which tells of Peach's Special Patent Hems and Sunfast ,-*>. * Fabrics. These in themselves are IllFfT' 111 fill '11 of description. pililiLlffJL Jill liiiyjlw i was mos ' Mm Wf¥fwinmmmm\m' impressed by the sUii' I"' I ill c " armin B ideas f*-3l\ /.Mil //Mil 111 111 1/11 window decora<3&& Ml M I 111 M 11 on. .Th es e ■^STsT;;.. •'- ■*2K£fflßfii suggestions not ,^Wo^■^'^^^^SM^¥!, on 'y embodied $ wPW 1 1 and number of ''it^rl^ va> ' s?fe^s v^ > c,lrtams required ' SSEa'/'iiiAivroiucuDJimnrci rum sooc fc u t it was possible to •«c at a Stance just how much each .-inclow would cost, and then by reference I o the book one could easily see how the window would look when finished. The Bock also contains many varieties o! othar necessities, HOUSEHOLD LINENS. UNDERWEAR, CLOTHING, LADIES' BLOUSES, LACES, etc H;c illustrations were superb. Nowhere is it . i.'iisible to obtain curtains of such exquisite taste. ~ plain fact also to the . M.">srs. Samuel Peach [J||r y ft| //fml n'.i!:ers, which were, at BffilA /go jM'm \ f . >r the must ordinary Bclight/til styles are ririams, yet, they were , showt ,-„ the booki i..finitely superior 111 „ .. .. quality. This is simply because Peach's are the actual makers supplying direct to the users and have 50 years' reputation. Fill in the coupon below, or send postcard for Tree copy of this magnificent book. You will never rcase to admire its contents. Write now. ic. the handsome book " Ideal Home; DecoratK _ by return. S. PEACH & SONS. (Dent. 38 F, TUP. LOOMS, NOTTINGHAM, England. »--. FREE coupon p#l§i=i=i S. Peach & Sons, (Depi 838 ), |t-fi; , Nottingham, England, *E|E222|=£||| P/t'iisc scud me your Free Catalogue #jpyggj|g||| Curtain Guide as per your offer. A'rt/HC «• ff£ r 3?'=s§Sfl Address « E —'""" .....a i o( —: « Jaeger /ffWu Clad fi\\ *) to toe J. j£ J*** Special. I I I j kkt c«apriifl j J < r FtfikioisbU I I ?< Orthinfaftnry I 1 TkmanSMN * Motor Carta h V Jaeger Pure Woollens Abe aH-woal Emiatg Nccfcwccr.- gX dS[ 1 Ga^iwaadwaaiiraMi t&ar «tyli»fa fume**. j Hw Uwt amtkf-aim 1 Dr. Jmmt Mrf-Scarf. I FnUmnln ntwir Qjpb 1001 a ft* Lwdbt Dr»»MiLW write " TW D>. iceftf WWbMk J Dtp*, WclliMtMi. (« Crta- \^