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Levin Daily Chronicle, 22 March 1917, Page 1

"It's a Long Way to ! ipperary" But it is not sucli a long way to SHEARG JLD'S STOEE ' At OH AU. now tliat is at -lie bottom of the hill againFor those visiting the township it is just handy, y Fot those not coming into thy Township, the Delivery • Cart, >vhioh runs to all parts of the district, is at your serv'GL. No Order too large No Order too small S | The Store and the Cart are'ran with the object of serving I and pleasing you I THE STOCK IS KW AND CLEAN - THE V RICE 8 AJRE RIGHT! J Give sour orders to ihe local-man H. C. SHEARCOLD, OF OHAU. If I please you tell others. If I do not, iJ.aase a-11 mo-

ESSES PARKER AND VINCENT have received instructions from the executor of the estate of A. Baker, deceased, to offer by public auction at their rooms, Oxford-street, Levin, at 1.30 p.m. on SATURDAY,' March 31st, 1917, ALL THAT piece of land being Lot 13, Princes-street, Levin, containing 38.4 perches, being all the land in Certificate of Title 206178 together with a well-built resideuce of C rooms, h and c water, and all conveniences. SATURDAY, March 31st, at 1.30 p.m. ~ Fuller particulars may be' had from Charles Blenkliorn, Esq., Solicitor, and Parker and Vincent, Auctioneers. 230-5 lIIA K All A-KOP UTA ROA PATRIOTIC PAIR. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1917. IN IHAKARA PUBLIC HALL, AFTERNOON AN D EVENING. Livestock, Poultry, Home Industries, Fancy Work, Sweets, Vegetables. The whole of the* net proceeds will bo given to patriotic purposes. 20 fiat sheep 15 store sheep. 1 springing heifer 7 weaners calves (mixed), 7 ipigs 1 dog-cart horse sound and quiet, 8 years. 1 hack 20 pairs poultry; and sundries. P. E. A. CURTIS, 213—t.d. Hon. Secretary. ITSTA-NTED Known.—Men's "Woven * » underpants, singlets; special bar. Sale prices Is lid and 2s 6d a pair. -STILES and MATHESON, ■ I'D., Levin. WANTED Known—Rare Bargain in Ladies' Ja.p Crepe Kimonos; - plan* and floral; all j'.ood colors! Usual prices 7s 6d ?nd 8s Gd. Sale prices, 5s lid, 0s lid. STI LES and MATHLTD., Levin. WANTED KNOWN.—Great Bargains I'mw. showing in Big Drees Window. I'i.xe your drou* or costume order while the Pale is on. It ,infciO*> a s.iv'sg to you.—STILES. a'nd Le-'n. 11... RC» DfflfaLM Mfcd. BLILBES AND (X>NTRAOTOft. BUILDKE AKD OOMTK'AOTOR. Pisw and Bjrasifk-stlcrw Preparad. i'Jstns a.nd. B^«*iacatioa» AMNER'S NAPIER LIME.—6s per Cach Only. AgC'at ?«-— * WBI.I.IKQTON 3JGKOM3NTAL> (W. and Propnstfrs. OLD AGE. Old ago as it comes in the orderly process of nature is a beautiful and majestic thing. It stands for experience, knowledge, wisdom, counsel. That is old age as it should be. but old age as it often is means poor digestion, torpid bowels, -a sluggish - liver, and a general feeling of illhealth, despondency and misery. This in almost every instance is wholly unnecessary. One of Chamberlain's Tablets for tho stomach and liver taken immediately after suppel will improve the digestion, tone up tho liver and regulate the digestion. j the liver and regulate the bowels. That feeling of despondency will give way to one of hope and good cheer. -Advt. HEALTH a FACTOR IN SUCCESS. The largest factor contributing to a man's success i« undoibtedly health. It has been observed that a man is seldom sick when his bowels are regular — he is never well when they arc csni st>pat-ed. For constipation yon will . j find no.liiug quite so good as Ohani- | herlain's Tablets for the stomach and liver. Thev not n!v rnve the, V t but nnrove th» np;.et;'.e ;>ud str-'i* ' en the digestion. Adrfc . - " '

MR GEORGE COOPER has been appointed agent for The Chronicle, and copies may be obtained At hk -shop from 3.3G p.m daily. "GENERAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT 'IT! HERS is no uesa to soiid os. a the disti'ist {or printix.4 oi &ay doscript ion. Oar JOBBING DEPARTMENT. JOBBING DEPARTMENT. i« equipped srifcHa an nxicnsiv* ftza jrtrnent of type with which wa can .urc oat plain. sou: iu«roiaJ and ornaru«rr.&! printing of ev©iy description. In PAMPHLET WORK, SCHEDULES arid PRIZE LISTS We h&rc the advanißg© of the Ifriotyfvr, which gives speed and neatness, so necessary in this kind of work. Patronise th» local printing c.vt-m. Being close «t hand deLaya and mistaken are ft voided, s,:id :t keapss hands nrjpk\?sd itj fne tows: ETJNG GP NUMBER 10. European Agency WHOLESALE indents pronely usccuted at lowest cash prices for all kind;; of British and Continental gi'ods, including— P-o's and .1: lionery, 800 bo, Shoeb, ao; L : tLiir, OhemicJs an£ Druggists Oh in a, Earthenware and Griafiw; e Cycles, Motors and Aecessuric-s, D.-'puiv, Millinery and I'iece Goods, Fancy Goods and PeiAirnory, Hardware, Machinery and 'Mutate, Jewcj'ny, Plrte and Watdies, Phon .graphs, and fStical Goods, Provisions 4. ,-sd Oilmen's Stores, etc. COMMISSION 2?. nor cent arid 5 per cent. 1 l'iudu discounts allowed. Special quotations on demand. ?ample cneca from £10 upvards. Consignments of Produce sold on account. WILLIAM WILSON & SONS, (Established 1814.) 25 ABOHURCH LANE. IXLNDON, E.G. Cable .address: Annuaire, London THE LEVIN CHRONICLE. COUNTER BOOKS at bed-rock rates L'RINTEI)ENVELO PES 0 PRINTED LETTERHEADS. When your ask i : or Sharland'9 Fluid Magnesia don't take anything "just as good" but get Sharland's. Best that money can buy. One shilling per bottle.—Advt. Tn ShnriaißJ's fluid magnesia you arrays get highest strength, purest quality and be3t value --One shilling per bottle.--Advt. CHRONICLE AD %' ERTISEMENTS •at ON ;i;id afi-r Jsi June. 11)10), the -X: -X rate loi Casual Advertisements ■¥? -X- vrill he (s per inch firsr insertion -Jf ■X- and 3r, per inch each subsequent -X--X- insertion, if consecutive, and 3r -X- 64 if at intervals. ""Wonted -X•X' Known" advertisements will- bo -X--X- Is 6d for each insertion cash -X 1 •Jf in advance; 2a per insertion if -X•X- booked. Those increases are -X- necessitated in consequence >>f the -X ■ft greatly.-inc: cased cast of news. -X •X- paper prodJction arising out of -X tho nigh freijbto and ss&mty of # Does youi iiahy's food ruin sour during digestionP Give the little one Slvrl'ind's Fluid Magnesia. Corrects acidity—regulates the bowels. One ahillb»g pnr battle.—l Jrt.