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Levin Daily Chronicle, 30 October 1917, Page 3

" Imitation is the sincerest form of Flattery" :: EVERYBODY'S :: Present the Colossal Atiraction :: MARY PICKFOKD :: "The Queen of the Screen" in the latest I: : Paramount Feature : : "LESS THAN THE DUST." :: :: ON :: :: TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, Oct. 30th. Oct. 31st. And a special Matinee on Wednesday afternoon. Oct. 31st at 3 p.m. The Prizes for the Siege of Verdun will be presented at the Matinee performance. "Less than the Dust" is Mary Picfcford's latest achievement and sets motion pictures on a higher standard. On no account miss this wonderful production. I PLAN AITKEN'S PRICES, 2s & Is. NO EXTRA FOR BOOKING. V J CASH BASIS BUSINESS fPHE cost of raw material, the rise in J- wages and the requests of the merchant for cash have demanded from us one of t/wo courses i Either to advance prices or to trade on strictly cash lines. We have chosen the latter course and feel sure that in doing so you will reap the benefit. The new cash system started as from October Ist and we shall be glad to interview you pevsonally when we hope to convince you that our cash terms will be as beneficial to you as the quality of our goods have always been in the past. HOLDAWAY'S MOTOR GARAGE, I OXFORD STREET, - . LEVIN I J > Speciality i r Cylinders cleaned by oxygen while you wail. \ \ This is a process we eanthoroughly recommend tosll J \ J O. MILN&S, District Ford Dealer C LEVIN. Phones 3 & l. > *8-B. S. a.-§* LADIE'S B. S. A. CYCLES. GENT'S B. S. A. CYCLES?. B. S. A. MOTOR CYCLES. All the above fitted with ENGLISH DUNLOP TYRES are the best machines to purchase. Every part fully guuranteed- B. S. A. Cycles are built by the Birmingham Small Arms Company, EnglandAGENT A. W. SMITH, Oxford Street. LEVIN. COMPETITION FOR BOYS i VALUABLE PRIZES are offered by Millar & Giorgi, the Great Outfitters, to boys under 14 who will use their artistic talent ! THE GREAT COLOUR CARD COMPETITION Is the opportunity to secure the following prizes. Ist—Suit valued at £2 2s2nd—Suit... ...valued at £1 Is--10 Prizes valued at 2s 6d each. Pill in the colour cards and post them or drop them in the box at our Store Before December 2nd 1917. Every boy should participate in this INSTRUCTIVE AND VALUABLE COMPETITION. Ask for cards and full particulars. MILLAR & CIORCI, THE GREAT OUTFITTERS, PALMERSTON NORTH.