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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 February 1916, Page 1

"'ALL WHO WOULD ACHIEVE BUGOKSS, SHOULD ENDEAVOUR XO MiSSIIT IT." TI7S hare daring fcka puri y«nr spared no expeiiM in <mri«6TOs<rina to make ««r B**r second to none in New Zetland, and c*a new eonStdently aeaert si* hava sKooeodeci in doing to. Wo invite ail who eujey A GOOD GLASS OF BEER To Ask For Staples' Best no>7 on draught at aimoei all hotels in th» Oity and lurroend.* ing districts, and confidently anticipate- th<eir verdiet will be ilu*fc Stfjplee and 00. Jaave eao. oeeefallj ramored tha reproack that Good Beer could net b* browed i Wellington. (Limited) Molwsworth and Murphy Street*, , wellington, motor" cycle" delivery. horowhlenua daill chronicle niHE CHRONICLE NOW IS DKlivered daily by motor cyclist, ensuring early and quick despatch ovei a wider area than ordinary. Residents of the outlying districts ehouJd Pot* this change. If the measure of support accorded to this venture justifies the change it will bo permanently established. \\T ILLI A.a OTOEEJ BABH AND DOOR FACTOBI HAHH AND DOOR riOTORT Wod<lon-*tr*et, Weraro* A LARGE Stock of Doors mod Bashes always on hand. All kinds of '•.int-ry made on the shortest notie*. Writs for quotations, or ring ap 'phon* to ' • A ptrtnl for good housewives. Always n«e Shaxland's Baking Powder, i/oete leaet, goes farthest,' gives beat roealta.—A arc. ' T TU2W~T IV3ADE MY /if BMDOWS PRETTY." • > ■ P-oa-ah's Beautiful Book told met ail about it." t»b 5? 11 Tells about mfl? K»3 ** lS * P E A C H'S Patent Hem Curtains. Quite New & different. ~" "" ——•—•=—ara ijcai j or Casements. The create"; , v.-hicli confronted me when I was imii,.'; , ■■:.;c, was how to dress the windows i , ; active fashion on an ecoiioriiic.il : ; confess that I was consider;.' , .i I wrote to Peach's for their b . >iue Decorations"—the greater pr voted to curtains and decoratiu' ! tlie most charming designs, most unattractive windows c t / an*, inviting. It is the :.. c-.tiuccd which tells ol PcAch's Spec icnt Hems and Sunfast Fabrics. Theso ij^^^ = ~~ L ——=-•■-^=.-.- T .-'.*«s!? in themselves are iilTtfi worth a volume lij'i! !!I'M! '! - ' lof description. .!(./•'. l M i i ; lll , i l ':i']lfi. l ; , lH!i[|H diArmiiiK icfeas i-,li;; ; i Ihi Ml',l ill fo . r casement ;,, ', ;" !. • ■MI>7MH window decova;v,- "A I. /.-:>,.• '(■■/ i'n'i,"/ \Ji ti on. These : : vS 1 ;;- •' '• wi.-=^ijj;_^.r-f^ curtains required .iTfe'i- i;i.;.;—iCi.\!)i;oit::r.iric(a. - hut it was possible to ■'.: •;': r>. 1.i",( how much each ..::!ovv v/ouid and then by reference ■ the. book one could easily see how the 1 Itulow would Ico!s when finished. The Book r.lso c~ .t.is many varieties 1 o? other ;--:-, HOUSEHOLD ! LINENS, URPEIIWEAB, CLOTHING. I LADIES , BLOL'SfS, LACES, etc 1 lie iliiistr.Vi.itj!is v, :; :.,:i;;;h. Nowhere is it . ;il)le to <_>:.I.;!.; ;;;.:...;._ o. iiicli exquisite taste. '. i;iin fact ills'.) to I!:? L : H ' s ,' o,iilL r . iyj^^l^i.^^^ i i xh'b I ' o:;i T'. . :,: ■/,■'■ t;Tkui ■,4t~^Bß d IJc« !■' |jp 1t , . , •. " cent, cheaper Hβ ijjuMi l t ordinary r.i\lcs art . ;'iey \v■::-.• :j,w^ n ' ■■~ a',.-'book. ">'jiior in '. ■i -:-n--,:v Ponclfs ire ihe ■■•; siM-'iilyiiiir dircc! to til-- users and i •iniiviii N-10v. , . or s<\nd pci'ttc.'rd fo* , Pi. k iii! S nrt"ii ;: -i-'iii I■;.>•:<. Voi. .." never i; ; i■'■'vre it=' r*-:V'V":ts. W:'"fe now. .? the hr.ndsun.o h.iok ' i,:..a Ho^ v .:.AcorM.. •by return. ?. '•:"> ! ■ ' (Dtp. 38 1, THE l.oO\i~, :,- , ;;•..■.•.'.Aμ, uig'-ie. t- E E coupon 638