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Levin Daily Chronicle, 24 April 1917, Page 2

AN INVITATIONTo Visit Our Store If you have not been in the liabit of visiting our Store, we extend to you a very cordial invitation to come at any time the store is open—we will not press yon to buy—wo meroly want you to walk in and have a look--and we know you will be satisfied that our stock is replete with good quality goods price right, and no charge for looking, Iso remember, you are welcome to walk around at WALKLEY'S PLENTY OF LIGHT, PLENTY OF STOCK, PLENTY j OF GOOD ■ ATTENTION. PARCELS DELIVERED ! TO ANY PART OF TI-IE DISTRICT. ' | ® P..in. ..in. i |ff i ■?. "TKITZXZ ' QffSITEIR-AORE. —Splendid building site. Rich, soil, 110 stones. Locality, elevation and view to your liking. Rig reduction on Government valuation; no use to owner. A crop of potatoes taken out of this would almost pay for same. PRICE £40 OASH OR TERCVIS. just win fling arc Wiki far l A nice little compact farm REGISTERED NATIVE LEASE, 21 years at £2 per acre. Is iirst-class soil, well-watered and grows ail abundance of feed. Specially suitable for stock-dealer as it is so handy to llic snlcyards and station. PRICE £400 for Goodvill; £200 CASH, balance at 6 per cent for 5 years. COME AND LET ME GIVE YOU OTHER DETAILS. 270-qr. J u W. PERKINS, i^ D E v A &_ Sugar Arrived | mrnas9SOiiaismßZß^!^mS^S^3SSS^^^m^^m We supply choice FANNING'S and ckncest B O. PE!C<)2 TEA, in f'lb 101b, 201b, and 601b boxes at CUT PRICES. Grains, Seeds, Manures. Oils. _ Prime Wheat 7s 3d. Prmw Blenheim Chuff ton lots, £7 _ cs Molascuit 100s 7s 6d. . Algerian Hoed Oats <lo»i>!e d_ressed o/b Prime Bohemian Chili', ton lots, £6 los Algerian Heed Oal r o? hers «». Barley Poll-ml 10* por sack. Seed Oats ss. Pollard 18.-!. ' RLUiBE and &HEI.U SE 2! T-iZ ■ at 22/6 case. Big Tree 22s Choice quality Cocksfoot 10 —171b Machine dressed Is 3d. 4 Gallons Mobil Oil 21s Od. Choice English Rye 7s 9 1 5 Gallons Castor Oil— Cow-grass Is 2d, Is -!d 1 Gallon Disinfectant- Us 3d. Good quality Alsi'te Is -id 1 Box high grade Soap 14s !>d. • Crimson Clover Is. Special Grass Manure, £5 15$ w-Vm Kerosene, Sheep Dips, Twine, Fencing Wire, Staples, Nails lino and coa-se, Salt, Potatoes, Onions, Etc., Etc., Motor Tyres sod 1 uh*s A LARGE SELECTION. "COWLICK'' for Cattle—ask us aUnn it PARKFR A AUCTIONEERS & MERCHANTS, PYJAMA 'FLANNELETTES These Flanelletes are excellent value and will give spl udid wear. They are 30 inches wide, and are in a good aesw tiner.t of stripes. We can honestly recommend tin-so goods, and once you see them you will not pa-s tliem by without buying some. Our Price, is, is 2d, and 1/3 yd. We also .have a splendid range of the famous DOCTOR FLANNELS ; all wool, guaranteed not to shrink. In white Pink, Orkney, Shetland, and natural shades. PRICES : . is ioAd, 2S, 2s 3d, and 2s 6d. PER" YARD. THE C. M. ROSS Co., Ltd, PALMEKSTON NORTH A. W. - - Local Rejircssnt^lve, A Great Display —OF : Ladies' Co&Jmms ■ MADE BY THE Petone Woollen €oy._, These Costumes carry the "Petone" Brand and that in its iself a guarantee of high-class tailoring. Tho materials are the ehoictst products of the Petone Woollen Mills, and every yard of every fabric of which these Costumes are made is pure New Zealand wool. The styles of the Costumes are strictly in accordance with the season's fashions. Advance -details of the season's styles are secured by the Company, and the expert tailors arc noon ablij to reproduce them in New Zealand Tweeds and Serges. We care not from what part of the world costumes may have • been imported, our showing of Petone Costumes will compare ltioro than favour.!blj. It is a great display that we are mailing and we invite the Ladies of the district (who are ever ready to accord generous support to local industries) to come and see these new costumes. Prices, 75/=, 80/-, 85/-, 90S 95/'- to 1301. GIRLS' COSTUMHS, PETONE BRAND, made of Navy Blue Serge, Prices, 70s to 79s 6d. STILES &MATHESON, LTD., i LEVIN & FOXTOM !