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Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 December 1915, Page 3

All New Christmas Fruits J(JST FRESH IN. HAMS TO .ARRIVE THIS WEEK.. Order Hawkes Bay Fruits NOW. / H. E. KEYS Oxford St LEVIN Phone 41. Give us a ring: Pay us a call: Drop in a line. All oideis attended to with promptness, courtesy and despatch. II ■mi imp I noEias srsßwerc | HERE'S- THE- MOTOR BIKE FOR YOU SIR ! IV I handsome in appearance, faultlessly j k enamelled, splendidly finished. JSasy| I si:ar ' y anc ' eontrol, powerful, reii- | ifi ii s«rricanbyc. Gives porluct | v\V >y BU^'e^ao^'ou 011 ;l '' roads m all wea- | II fIH jvK m thoi'B. Supposo you call and ha/ra | )u II I II !l oC 1110 demonstrate ; j J) oxce^ foi*Liiros to you? | B. S. A. Push Bikes 1 ARE ALWAYS RELIABLE ! J i\o need to tell you about the B.S A. You know its merit# ne well as I do | and there is w need to toll you how reasonably pricod it is at £10 iOs. | RENEWING YOUR TYRES ? Cycle and motor-cycle owners will find Dunlop, John T3till, and Micholin | tyres always available here. 1 A. W. SMI 1' H MOTOR CYCLE ENGINEER UIKI AGENT. I __ LEVIN | / SUMMER IS COMING ! I. r .\f"*«• tt£l2affck-.vT«*. rtISV .£.*-JK?*.— NOW IS THE TIME TO GET THAT NEW BiCYvtE The Famous "&£□ ai^'SOS" Have already arrived. Tfioy aro be found at ROBERTSON & KELLY'S OXFORD STREET This famous bicycle is made by our Canadian Cousins. )t .1 running and wearing qualities have made it a univeiaal iavouiito it It lias gained it's high reputation utirely on its meiits. Our Price is £13 13 GENUINE B.£. A.i'attern "Cycles from £8 15. Does the oycle you have need naw yros. We eaa oil'cr you the widest range of choice in the District, ' Th« Prices aro right and all guarantees given with our tyre® are genuine contracts, not more sciaps ul paper." That is why our sa;les 01 yres have trebled in the labt 111110 montlis. THE SUNBEAM Motor Cycle is admitted l)y experts to be the 1 'nbodimeiit of all thai is best in 13ritUb motor engineering. Ll is the motor-cycle which jb iirai inaue j»«t right, and pricod afterwards. W® INVITE rNSPECTIO.N. ROBERTSON m IC.fULY MOTOR and CYCLE ENU-I.iSTIi'MS LEVIN and ,

ford cars WiIAT ANY OTHER. CAR'WILL -AND MORE—AT A FRACTION O THE COBT. gj J y NOW TOURING CAR, 5-seater RUNABOUT dealer fjf) Wellington. SELF STARTER (Electric) J. c. MILNES, District' Agent LEVIN

4 Tuf Grass heeds, J Government Tested I Mr. Cockayne, Government Biolo- | gist, says : A so-called 'cheap (?) f clover seed he tested contained j only 21 germinating seeds out of j every 100; 45 failed to germinate and the remaining 34 were weeds of 23 different varieties 1 (See Agricultural Journal, 1912, p. 439.) j Write to-day for 'Tiai' Seed Samples They are free. The Government [ germination tests are given, and freight-paid prices quoted. Can you afford any other sort ? HODDER & TOLLEY, Ltd. Seedsmen * Ranrf.Hkei St. PALMERSTON NORTH. | Good cooks wafcte nothing. 'They prefer ".ShiirJandV Powder because it ensures" best results and "is cheapeit." — Advl". 1501LS AND PlMi'LE£. Doils and pimpics arc Nature's.effort t.'i throvi ofi pi'iisons whirl) have form ,d in the blood- Ct-iatviborlain s 1 ablets cleanse tho niomnch, liver and bowels, thus purifying the blood and refreshing the system until yon feci a new being. .Take a course ol Cha.mb.v--lain'-. Tablets to thoroughly eradicate 1 the poisonous mtiffer from the eystem, and then make a practice of taking on a at regular intervals, and yon will nevor again be troubled with Boila. For , sale everywhere.—Advs.

ii WANTED | ADVERTISEMENTS under thi# head irig are chargcd for at the rale oi Is (Cash) for '".0 wurdi ;uid 2» J. SALE.—A o-fcealer Hupmobile in splendid order. A bargain. Apply Chronicle office. H'j-l-.'i II'" you are looking lw a Christmas Gift that is sure to please call at Aitken's and buy an "Ever-Hcadv Flashlight." Handsome and handy. 1493-1 Rough Farming Land I Three oi the ibiggest liars in low u I were talking about tanning lough I land. i "When 1 was a boy/' said No. 1 | "my father mvned a piece ol' land 'ii'it J was so hilly we had to tie q pole across I the lister to keep it from falling over Our neighbour had a worse piece, .though. He planted his potatoes on a hill in the middle farm, and •when he ploughed them out they would roll clear to the 'bottom of the hill and fall into a trough' which would dump, them rigjht into his cellar. I No. 2. studied a bit,- and then remarked : "We -had sonic land aibo it like that, but always put in corn and planted it with a shotgun." I "I tried farming my land in Nebraska for a year or two," Raid lion No. 3. "and did'nt hare any luck: . ; o| T bought a bunch of Rocky Mountain] goats. The hills were too stoop ior them ,atul every morning 1 had to take them out b'v twos, tie their toils together. and hang tlTem across the rkVes, so they could graze dfrwn vhe hillsides," . '