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Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 February 1916, Page 1

"ALL WHO WOULD ACHIEVE BUOGEM SHOULD ENDEAVOUR TO MERIT IT." TTE7E lut* daring Ui put jraar ayarad na aspanaa in andaaToaring to maka oar Beer ■aaond to none in Naw Zealand, and oan nair eonftdsntly asaarf wa hava sacoaadad in doing so. Wa invite all who enjoy A GOOD GLASS OF BEER To Ask For Staples' Best now on draught at almost all hotela in the City and sarresnd. ing distriats, and aonldantly anticipate their verdiet will be that Staples and Co. kava sao. oeadally ramovad the raproaok that Good Beer eoald nat be brewed i- Wellington. J. STAPLES & Co., (Limited). Moleaworth and Maryhy Streets, WELLINGTON. MOTOR CYCLE DELIVERY. HOROWHENUA BAIL* OHRON!OL£ rriHE CHRONICLE NOW IS Delivered daily by motor ensuring early and quick deapatch ovei a wider area than ordinary. Residents of the ontlying districts should Jot* this change. If the measure of support accorded to this venture justifies the change it will be permanently established. ILL I A xvi gTORE Y BASH AND DOOR FAOTORT gASH AND DOOR V »OTORT Seddon-street, Werarca 4 LARGE Stook of Doors and Baahe* always on hand. AU kinds of joinery made on the shortest notim-Writ-e for quotations, or ring ap 'phon* 46. A poaaf for good housewives. Always vie Sharland's Baking Powder. Costs least, gpes farthest," gives beet reealts.—Advt. 4 HOW I MADE WINDOWS PRETTY." >- Peach's Beautiful Bock . told ma all about it." I?Dl7l? toa H< peach"! JSL aj[Ju£i Patent Hc.tn Curtains. Quite New Si different. Heal lor Casements. The greatest problem m-liich confronted me when I was furiiislnnr? • 'T.nie, was how to dress the windows in i 1 ''active fashion on an economical 1 ist confess that I was considerably - itil I wrote to Peach's for their b.-»; ;ie Decorations"—the greater poi i ! evoted to curtains and decorations. of the most charming designs, s' most unattractive windows c. I / and invitingIt is the <»;<. ■-. i"uduc«d which tells oi Peach's Special latent Hems and Sunfast *wrajicujUOTißTrnwNa* but it was possible to szb at a glance just how much each window would cost, and then by reference to the book one could easily see how the window would look when finished. The Book also contains many varieties of other necessities, HOUSEHOLD LINENS. UNDERWEAR, CLOTHING, LADIES' BLOUSES. LACES, etc The iliustraliuiis were superb. Nowhere is it possible to olitain curtains of such exquisite taste. A plain fact also to ;!te « most ciiual observer was lbs astonishii'f-'ty moderate prici"? of the productions from this famous loom. Peach's Loom Prices |g|p|Sgn 25 c /o CHEAPEN. WVM Hf ffl jMl] JM Here were beautiful designs of curtains, flvilfjlx (il mi designs excl'iiivs to gj;S/l /li'iUß' Lfflß Messrs. Samuel Peach gift/ jMijjX and Sons, the actual Sag; rMwuffl/ntSSSI maker ' v.'iich were, at [gintf J; ■ iMoißg lea-t * cent, clieapcr tfjMfe&i IV-- usually pays i'.'l «i Willi -»>t ordinary styles art *. were fa/ioun in the booh, •nerior in . <■ is simply because Peacu s arc Jie supplying direct lo the users and . =>' reputation. . i i :oupon below, or send postcard for Free . this magnificent book. You »•» never cease *• iJmire its contents. Wiite now. <e. Ul€ handsome book "Ideal Hotne Decoratif by return. S. I'EACH a SONS, (Dep. 38 f, TOE LOOMS. NOTTINGHAM, Engtanß. » FREE coupon 638