Why Be a Ready-Made Man ? j Whon wo can build a suit to your measure for practically the same price, The fact that wo make suit 8 at popular pricea doos not detract from our workmanship and stylo of titling— on tho contrary overy suit wo turn out ' 1 has that distinctive quality look which is tho secret of ■ good Tailoring. From Now on till Xmas ! Wo aro prepared to make the linest "Chart" Suits to measure from 03s to BDs. And oil'or you a choice lino of Summer Suitings in all popular shades and mixtures. You are Absolutely Certain of r Getting the best and Most Satisfactory i Tailoring if Vou Place Your order I in our hands. & tiiorgi fne GreaiOatfitizrs, PaliHersiaa North.
IT CLARK'S LOW PRICES I DURLXG THE MONTH OF DECEMBER WE ABE OFFERING I FURNISHING DRAPERY I AT PRICES THAT SHOULD APPEAL DIRECT TO YOUR ECONOMIC COMMON SEiN'SE. I iieie aw a few of the lines, with prices, which you will need lor Christmas. I LACE CURTAINS, in cream or white 5s 6d, (* 6d, 7s fad to 12s 6d pair. ■ CASEMENTS—With pretty bordering* and wide lOid, is, is 3d, is My • Ej CASEMENT CLOTHS—With laoe insertion borders Is (id, Is 9d, 1b lid yd. t| CURTAIN NETS.—For long lace curtains 1b 3d, Is 6d J arcl ' I y " d ' j tsxstrjsx: AZ m all sizes, at 4s lid to 9b fad each. M TABLE DAMASK.—In creme or white Is lid, 2s 3d, 2fl 6d to 4s od. 6 F i.uOitOLQ'i'HS. —ew tlosijrn.s •.. wide, 3s 3d and 3a 6d yard. I LINOLEUMS.—A new stock, 6ft. wide, 3s lid, 4b 6d, to yard. _ HEARTH-RUGS.—Beaufcifulootourin gs, to match any room Lia bd to 1 "DIXIE" HEARTH-RUGS.- For Jtitoben use 5s 6d to «• 6d. 19s 6(1 JAP MATTING RUGS.-ls 6d; to 2s. MATTING 6x98, lid, x fad. DOOR-MATS.—In tapestry, pile or jute, lid, 3s 6d, 5s fad. PIANO MATS.—Very handsome only 7s lid. _ BORDERED CARPETS.-For passage or halls 3s lid, 5s (id, aad 6s 0d yd. IC\POO BEDS.-3ft wide 19s fad; 4ft faui. wide 29s to 39s fad.
Call in at. PINK'S for Boots a-id Sii.'sa, tor or fcho latsat News ABOUT EVERY THING CONCERNING-Up-to-Date Styles IN LADIES' and MEN'S FOOTWEAR F. W. P I N K Was Levin's First Bootmaker HE IS FIRST BOOTMAKER STILL REPAIRS S REPAIRS! REPAIRS! BRING THEM IN. FIRST CLASS WORK AND PROMPT EXECUTION • • ' ' ' ——————————l" Ef B .1111 i«m> i# i Mini ii w—n— H. CfIANNINGS, Contractor BatSi Street, LEVIH. Septic Tanks, Sanitary Drai*ag« of all Deiicriptions. Sheep Dips and Draining Pens. Asphalting a Speciality. Tombstones Supplied and Ereoted. Cemetery p Work c? all Descriptions dome at, Shortest I Notice. I.f.'wnw v«'.-o -ryr-^-Kivrr... r-SMm MHMX'rrji&u.--' gß—aWrgffli—***"' tefflCff BICYCLE NOW i \ RAILED FREE TO AST RAILWAY STATION. j 1 Fitted with Marvel Tjtm £S 10. Fitted with Donlop Tyres SM f I Fitted with Miohelin Tyres £6. , " ■r. ■ There will be a2O per cent advance in a few waeka. Metal is getting dearer. Sand your oi'dur t>-day. TUq wall knovru firm !:f. J.-CX Shetland & Co f~f CCJBAiSTHWr • WELLINGTON •
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 9 December 1915, Page 2
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512Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Horowhenua Chronicle, 9 December 1915, Page 2
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