OUR ADVERTISERS.

Levin Daily Chronicle, 17 November 1917, Page 3

OUR ADVERTISERS.

Btgh-grade groceries and an evergrowing circle of customers—cause and effect—is the theme of Mr T. J3roomeV now advertisement on page 1.

The C. M. Ross Co. Ltd., of iLovin and Palmen'ston, convinced' of the value of advertising when backed; by reliable and high-quality goods, have increased their leader-page *.pace to bring under the notice of our readers the advantages of the C.M.R. sewing machine.

A smart tine of milinery has been opened up at Mr W. M. Clark's store and ladies will find all the latent and most popular shapes in the showroom.

Ladies' pique costumes and panamas in the latest styles at 20s each are offered by Mr H. Walkley.

Mrs R. 13. Lucas announce* the opening of her Christmas Carnival—the biggest, best, brightest and: cheapest solection of fancy goods, books, toys, etc.

Mr J. jM. Milne, the well-known land agent, has sold his business to Mr E. Rochfort, a practical farmer and ke-Mi •business man, whom he commends to his clients and public generally.

Mr A. R. Ransom announces h.s in. teniiion: to commence the delivery of milk in Levin and the diit.ici from December 1. Purity and cleanliiw-r-s guannteed.

Mr A. Hudson, wholesa ; mill; vnid;>r, invites the public to inspect ins herd, witness milking, and verify the high l test and purity of hi,s supplier which Mr 3ET. Hudson will continue to deliver to tih'eir customtri who in tinissue are thanked for thcOr past support

Mr Warren "William®, watchmaker and jeweller, of Oxford street, Levin, announces a couple of special lines in luminous dialled watches, aV'o jewellerfyt and presents' for Ohrliistmas. His repairing department is at the service of clients.