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Levin Daily Chronicle, 8 March 1917, Page 2

Millar & (Corgi's AUTHORATIVE SHOWING OF Stetson's Felts Theaa culebrated Hats have more real merit in value, greater popularity, and more variety of correct shape and color than any Hat manufactured. OUB PRESENT SHOWING OF STETSON'S Eclipios any we have previously made depleting the new 1817 models in all favourite styles. All one price, 27/6 These Felts are full of stylo and comiort and have all the fine points for which the Stetson Hats are favourites. Millar & tiiorgi The Great .Outfitters, Palmerston North.

fj Whea we ,e ® Ljo&tMBS, W9 *fl have only completed haV el tmt aide of the tranwctioh. We haye acre to do. We deliver the Linoleum, u a ©attar ol course, and we also have competent men to lay it lef you according to your instructions Thus we enhance our natural valua

For the Latest and Best IN BOOTS and SHOES CALL ON F. W. PINK, Oxford Street, LEVIN.

Music, Sweet Music New Songs ! New Songs ! ' JUST RECEIVED AT O' O ST lE2 The style of song that the War has made immensely popular is the one with the homo sentiment—this appeals alike to Soldier and Civilian. I have just received three songs after the style of the successful "LONG, LONG TRAIL" V "KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNIKG" etc. They are 4 'The Long White Cloud" ' y This song is dedicated to tho 22nd Reinforcements and is nclis written by a member of that contingent. "The Trail that leads to Home" Already a big favourite at home, this Song will repeat here its London success, a companion Song to the "Long, Long Trail." "The Home Bells are Ringing" already in big demand, a song with a fine catchy swing. Price, 2j- each Other Songs and pieces in stock—'Somewhere in France, dear mother." "Whose boys ? Our boys" There's a long, Trail. Keep the Home Firs burning, Little Grey Home in the West, Silver Fern, Waltz, Allan's Song Folio, Wo 1 & 2 Australian Music Books, various numbers. SEE THE WINDOWS F. W .J ONES, Bookseller, Stationer, and Music Dealer.