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Levin Daily Chronicle, 10 March 1917, Page 2

Millar & Giorgi's Wm S TQREY, AUTHORATIVE SHOWING OF Stetsoa's Felts Sash & Door Factory. These celebrated Hats have.more real iSeddon Street n WE It A ROA~ merit ill value, greater popularity, and A Laige Stock of Doors and Sashos always mora variety of correct shape and , color n hand. All kinds of Joinery made at the than any Hat manufactured. g r t 6S t notice. Write for quotations, or ring up 'phone 46. nnu PRESENT SHOWING OF STETSON'S ~ — Eclipses any we have previously made F.XfTaMfdilirV depicting the new 1917 models in all All one price, 27/6 Cooking tort B an(f have all tho fine points for We are making a splenwhioh the Stetson Hats are favourites. did show of everything Mlllar & J* 10rgl g The Great .Outfitters, lacki<n J iono6of being without>'• „ _ !SJ Rff> VALUE IS srEOMO POINT WITH US.. ,3 Palmerston North. Sims' Novelty Hardware, LEVIN

New Autumn Millinery. Co»*«- and Costumes -AT" : n.ABK'S, • • Levin. — " " ' " n . rt the proximity of c«ol weather is evidenced by our Showroom. Further evu ence . E jj t t> f punimerislmess has JSm ' Lately it has undergone a complete transformer,. E^erj to ... background that 'the A.,t„n,„ Spirit »ay — JH P New Autumn Hew Autumn Coats The style-motives for this season are attractively diffircnt thry ftniei as nine ' jfIHKT novelty a. by the fabric. in ivhich they are carried out. Their c0»n.0«... »«««>» qßHam are unmistakeable— the workmanship ic distinctly high-cbss. jHHUfIK To select a re?lly Refined Costume 1181111 IS TO SELECT AT CLARK'S. To coincif le with your ideals, to keep within your dress allows-, t, obey th, diotatos of X| H style, your wise course is to choose at CLARK'S and NOW ! W. M. CLARK, SsTj£ Le™i-

C. FREGHLING L \.DIE3' & a SSrrL'U A. TAILOR. Riding Breeches A SPECIALITY. flxforil St., LEW.

For the Latest and Best IN BOOTS and SHOES CALL ON F. W. PINK, Oxford Street, LEVIiN. Music, Sweet Music ew Songs ! New Songs ! JUST RECEIVED AT JO N JS The stylo of song that the War has made immensely popular is the one with the homo sentiment—this appeals alike to Sold ier and Civilian. I have jrst received three songs after the style of the successful " LONG, LONG TRAIL" "KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNING" etc. They are "The Long White Cloud" This s.ong is dedicated to the 22nd Reinforcements and is •nd is 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 succubs, a companion Song to the "Long, Long Trail." "The Home Bells are R^ng!ng ,, already in big demand, a song with a fine catchy swing": Price, 2|- 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 I & 2 Australian Music Books, variousNnumbers. SEE THE WINDOWS F. W JOJS ES, Bookseller, Stationer, and Music Dealer.