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Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 July 1916, Page 4

LEVIN SALE WEDNESDAY', JULY It), 1916. VTJSW ZEALAND LOAN AND MEKOANTILE AGENCY 00., LTD will ofier for sale at 12 o'clock sharp.— 150 mixed sex hoggets. 150 4-yr ewes off hills, in lamb to Shropshire rams. 100 s.m. ewes off hills, in Famb.i t<. B.P. rams. 20 mixed sex weaners. 3 store cowb. Bacorieis, porkers, stores an

weaner pigs j All pigs must be yarded by 12 o'c.ock sharp. _illf LEVIN SALE. FRIDAY, JULY 21st, 1916. MESSRS ABRAHAM AND VVI LEDUMS, LTD. will sell at 1 p.m.1100 2 and 4-tooth wethers (tip-top line). I 100 (3.m. owes in lamb to Romney j rams. 60 fat slheep. 30 Fat wethers 30 fat ewes. 2o 3-year steers (good). 7 T5-months steers 6 fat and forward heifers. 4 fet cows. 3 3-year bullocks. 50 tukotea poßte. Baconere. Porkers and Store Pi£B.— NOTE.—AII piR» murt be yarded v? 11.45 sharp. Pig sale commenoea a* 12 sharp. «S* UNRESERVED CLEARING gALE BOOTS AND SHOES, DRAPER AND ODDMENTS, OFFICE FURNI TUEiE, ETC. WEDNESDAY NEXT, JULY 19th it 1.30 p.m.)

Messrs Parker and: vincent have received instructions f |C J1 11,- Geo. Milne to sell the whole of the ] remaining stock in his store: 27 pairs Ladles' Glace Shoes (strap and liace) size 3 to 6. 7 pairs Ladies' Glace Shoes (single strap) size 3 to 6. 19 pairs Button and Lace Strong Shoes size 3 to 7. 6 pairs Laoe Shoes, leather litiod she j 3 to 6. 5 pairs Lace Shoes, size 3 to 5. f) pairs La3ies' strong boots size 10 1 21 pairs Ladies' Boots, derby arcl closed front, siz 3 to 7. 12 pairs Ladies Evening Shoes, ?isra 3 to 7d. 3 pairs Children's Boots .size 4 to 7. i) pairs Men's Boots, size 8' to 10. 8 pairs Youths' Boots (strong) szo 2 to 4. .Sundry Slippers, etc., men's fclrrts. Collars. Hats. Tics, Children's Hats, Women's Hats, Gloves, Ixices. etc. Office furniture, desk, chairs, ctc ALSO WITH SLIGHT RESERVE.- i Dayton Computing Scales ,w! «h j to lcwt), Cheese Cutting Machine; two delivery carte, set of harness. AT MR MILNE'S STORE. Oxford-n-WEDNESDAY JULY 19. at 1.30 p.n> PARKER AND VINCENT, ygo_3 Auctioneers. ECONOMICAL COUGH SYRUP EASILY MADE AT HOME. USE THIS RECHPE. (BY A QUALIFIED CHEMIST.) liiis recjpe uiaKea a pint oi better toyrup than cau be uought reacitf prepared. {simple as it is, no better remedy uuu be obtained for general lamily purposes, and the Met that it maJios a pint at a total cost of 2s instead of 12s, is making it woufldeiiuUy popuiar. inom your chemist or grooer. Mix itwith sug]fti', treacle and water, «b i>er simple directions on iiean's Easaace l&txsL Get ~ one bottle of iiean's Essence

The mixture you thus prepare m your own home saves quite a lot of money. It takes haldi oi a cough in a way that means business from vhe first dose. It is splendid for sore throats, hoarseness, croup, bronchitis, asthma and the usual throat and .ong trouble. It does not contain any poison. Give a few drops to a child-or a spoonful to an adult. It oan be taken in water or without, ae ''ou prefer. It ha# a good tonic effact, helps the appetite, and is very slightly laxative, too, which is helpful. Hean's Essence is now sold by most chemists and grocers, or post free direct on reoeipt of price (2s) from Hean, chemist, Wanganui. uut wherever you buy be sure you get Heans msence. No other will do.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in oases of oroup and whooping cough- At ifl an dd-eetablished preparation that can be reiied upon with implioit »n----fidenoe. It is pleaaant and wte to feke and may be »▼<» '*> * JEr f confidently mto an adult. For sale ererywhere. AdTt " There's a money-aaving Mason rfcy every hooaewife should use Sbarland's Baking Powder. Cost» les® tfc others-worth more.—Adrt.