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Levin Daily Chronicle, 27 October 1917, Page 3

Oar Motto : Pictares Not Talk! FARMLAND'S TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, October 30th and 31st. Mary Pickford's First, Famous and Foremost Masterpiece Tess of the Storm Country, The Story she excelled in and has never since equalled. Secured in response to many requests. An Extraordinary Feature at Ordinary Prices. World's Sweetheart Special Matinee and CHARLIE CHAPLIN Wednesday, Oct. 30, at 3. FREE - CHILDREN - FREE Evening Prices, Adults is, Children 6d. PALMERSTON SHOW DAY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ist. War Tax Night, j Big 10,000 ft Program. Triangle Star GRIMSBY'S BOY, 6000 ft. Prices, Adults is, Children 6d.

PUBLIC NOTICE. LEVIN CORONATION BATHS. public is hereby notified -®- that the Coronation Swimming Baths will be open for. the use of the Public from Wednesday, October 31st, 1917, to March 31st, 1918, the bathing hours to be the same as last season. Prices for season tickets are as follows: Men's, 7s 6d; women's' 5s ; boys' and girls,' 13 to 16 years. 3s 6d; boys' and girls,' under 13 years, 2s ; Family season tickets, 10s. Single Bath s : Adults, 3d ; boys and girls, Id. I B. R- GARDENER, Town Clerk. "WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, * * carrying. on business in the Borough of Levin, agree that we will not in future close our business premises or observe a holiday on the People's Day at the Palmerston North Agricultural and Pastoral Society's Summer Show. We wish to place on record the reasons which have induced us to arrive at this decision. Our reasons are as follows, viz: (1) The People's Day at the Palmerston North Show falls within a fortnight of Labour Day, which is a statutory holiday, and, in consequence, the holiday heretofore observed on Show Day interferes seriously with our local trading and business arrangements. (2) That owing to the alterations in trade conditions caused by the War, it is now more prejudicial and detrimental to our interests than formerly to observe holidays at short intervals. (3) That the number of holidays observed by Retailers in Levin has largely increased of late years, longer holidays have been observed at Christmas and Easter than form erly, and we have therefore come to the conclusion that a holiday on Show Day is no longer necessary, and that we cannot, in justice, be expected to close our premises on that day. (4} That we are willing to make arrangements whereby our employees will have an opportunity of visiting the Palmerston North Summer Show, subject always to the exigencies and requirements of business W. M- CLARK C. S. KEEDWELL J. Harvey & Co T. Broome j. w. Gibson Stiles & Mat- j H. Walkley heson, Ld. A- Sims F. w. Martin j. P. Ivess F. C. RemingH. E. Keys ton. F. w. pink A. w. Allen J. W. Thompson R. E. Lucas Ken. Aitken F.W.Jones C. Frechling a. Dempsey T- Sherlaw F. W. Middlew. l. Williams miss QEEDLINGS at Gibson's, also small k5 bags garden manure. 'J" WANTED TO SELL—Second-hand sewing machine and quantity of furniture. Apply J. Young, Durham street. A BARGAIN.—Look ! White double bed sheeting, 72 inches wide, Is lid per yard. STILES & MATHESON, Ltd., Levin and Foxton. FOR THE SUMMER. —White Dress Pique. Last year's buying. Only Is per yard. STILES & MATHESON, Ltd., Levin and Foxton. LPINE TWEED HATS.—The very latest in headgear for men, 10s Cd each. STILES & MATHESON, Ltd., Levin and Foxton. TENNIS PLAYERS. — You should see the latest ideas in Tennis Shirts. ■ They will appeal to you. Only at i STILES & MATHESON, Ltd., Levin . and Foxton. "jVTEW FLORAL VOILES. — Just opened. Designs very choice, and values exceptionally good. Prices, Is 6d, 2s 3d, 2s 9d and 3s 3d per yd. STILES & MATHESON, Ltd., Levin and Foxton. TT\OR THE SHOW.—Our showroom I' is just brimming over with New ; Costumes, Blouses, Sports Coats, Triml med Millinery and Panamas, all opened expressly for the Show trade. Come and see. STILES & MATHESON, y Ltd., Levin and Foxton.