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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 November 1916, Page 1

KNOWN.—Men's Black » » C..(shmere Socks, all sizes; Is pacv or 3 paiis tor 2s lid. Stilus and Matlicson, Ltd.j Levin. OT PI Ed 1 ROT PIES I—For Hot l'ies try H. J. Hughes, Oxfordstreet, l.ovic. Cakes of ali kinds al wi!.v:> rr.-ady at shop. WANT!:!) KNOWN. —Another ibig •Jiipiiicnt of tlio famous Hoyle's Prints; a!l colours guaranteed fast. Price per yard. Stiles and Math eson, Ltd., Levin. '■"":7 AXTKD.—Farmers to know we ;;ve headquarters in New Zealand for farmers' railk-drays, expresses and rc.i> (new end second-hand). We w' ' quote very low prices landed free at I-arge .stocks on band. Vi\; '• '-e a 1.-'Vndy lorry—carry tlit-t-.' —new. Adilre.-s: "liurreil, n-av.j r, l'Lcc-nix Coach Works, ,Fet, 819-1 q Gr.ORGE COOPER- lrn been ;ijiiKii'.i fed agent for The Chronicle, and (.vipies may ho obtained hi- 4.:-,ot» fr- n\ 3.30 -p.m. daily. FOR RALE ' pj py ;uivs half mile Otaki Railway / J sr< >i>mtd lirnse, hot and cold writer ; well eolnlivided and watered, 6 stall cowshed. < frc% £4-4 per acre £700, Cash. acres, 2 'utiles |from school JL O creamery, aud Post Office, OtaKi. Rich river flats, 11 paddocks well watered 5 roomed liouse, all necessary out'mildmgs, Registered dairy rr ; * C- AF? Per acre, £1000 tnce, x 45 caH l. required, or would exchange ill' Kina'ler farm. (y f '-i acres 2 and u half miles from V? O Bail way, school, and creamery. All grassed, 5 roomed house, all necessary outbuildings ; well subdivided, TERMS, £i 0 per acre going concern. . 24 cows, 1G heifers, 1 liorsh, trap, and harness. Cash required, £500. APPLY TO J K G, Staiisell, land .'.fi l' P i>- ANCfAL iQENT ■A'(P-.-ym 83} ■ • (P'-ivm SO.] G. WOO DMA SS, Shannon Representative ■ KN\ EiX)PE~» TINVELOPES! — The chronicle has new stocks of this almost unobtainable line of Stationery, aud ie prepared, .to supply them printed at reasonable rates kaving regard to the greatly increased primary eosit i, iUOWUK.NUA DAILY CHRONICLE. U.'KNM i.iJ BOOKS at bed-rock rates I'KiMw iv;vi,i.v); ; i;s I'KiXTifii) i.ii'iLi:s;k\ns. Kconoiiiieal mothers use Hean's E2oiJice because of tivo reasons* Ist, tjiiality; and 2nd, economy. fry Hean's Essence at once. Take a bottle home and mix according" to the easy directions oil label. Sold by most chemists and stores, or post freo promptly on receipt of price, 2s, from G. W. 11 can, Oh em is t, Wanganui, Wherever you buy be sure you buy the original and genuine cough mixture eisenco. Advt. K"ep cf!<ls aw ay by inhaling "NAZO..." Pi- asant. penetrating, efficacies;.',. C;i iiy a Na«ol Inhaler in youf !" cKei. ; iei:se. Get the genuine. Advt Avoi'.i imitatious of ''Nazol"—thatlieu ft specific for coughs and coldsNo other remedy will benefit you so quickly tie the genuine Nazol.—Advt. GROUTY CHILDREN. C'hiK'i en >wio take cold easily are generally subject to croup. The first svmptom is a pe-cul,.ir hoarseness easily recognised, when once heard. If Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy is frequently given from the timo the croupy cougli appears ail tendency towards croup will disappear and all danger bo avoided. Even after the attack has'developed. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will give quick.-relief and dispel the attack. —Sold everywhere. Advt. . Pin your faith to Nnzot. Thousand* testify te its wonderful curative properties or bad colds and eore throats. 8.. be sure you get Nazol.