Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Levin Daily Chronicle, 1 October 1918, Page 4

Mrs Sevan WISHES to announce that she is Starting in business in Oxford street (next door ito Mr Hall's Dental Surgery). • Beautiful costumes and blouses, latest designs, prices moderate. Good! quality crepee , all shad® at Is Sdi per yard. ■High class stationery, soaps, etc., suitable for ladies' requirements. Children's hand made frocks; dozens to choose from : prices from 2s lid to 7b lid. Lovely shades in silk Mouses at 14s. 6d. DRESSMAKING and OOSTUM.' ING done on the premises and to order. TERMS: CASH. Note addlress: OXFORD STREET, (Levin. Miss Williams, LADIES' EMPORIUM. GOODS JUST OPENED : Very smart Orepe-de-cliene blouses all shades, prices low. Also Ladies' and Children's Underclothing. DRESSMAKING. • - J. Lemmon & Go. Family Butchers Levin. BEG to intimate tllat tihey have commenced delivering meat in Levin, md will be pelased to supply families. PRIME OX BEEF fed on the Kuku. Prim© 2-tooth Shropshire Downs bred ' ind fed by Mr Robt. Bevan, Manakau. The delivery cart will! stand at the jevin Dairy Oo.'s factory from 7 a.m. •o 8 a.m. on Wednesday's and Fridays; it the Ihakar.a creamery on Tuesdays ind Thursdays, and in Oxford street, jevin on Saturdays. TER3IS: STRICTLY CASH. ■ Orders promptly attended to. AUCTION SALE. / SATURDAY, ot/h inst,~l.3o p-m. It/TESSRS PARKER and VINCENT will sell at their rooms as above ;he contents of a well-furnished ttiouse j ;omptrismg: . I Singer Dropliead sewing machine, I handsome sideboard, linoleums, ! chairs, settee, double wooden bedItoad, stretchers, etc. Also carpenter's bench, Planet Jnr seeder , and Manure distributor, timber jack, etc. j SATURDAY, at 1.30 p.m. J. ' ■ ! I ; j ! CLEARING SALE. , On the property, corner Arapaepae road and Queen street, Levin on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8 at 1 p.m. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE DISTRIBUTING 00., Ltd. have received instructions from Mrs J. A. Catley, who has sold her farm, to sell by public auction as above: 9 first-claps diairy cows 1 2-year heifer '1 yearling do. 6 calves, 7 pet sheep, 1 pig, about 50 ducks and poultry, spring dray, incubator, . quantity of bricks, fence droppers, and a large quantity sundries. MANAWATU & WEST OOAST AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ■ THIRTY-THIRD GRAND ANNUAL METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SHOW and INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION on the Showgrounds, PALMERSTON NORTH, Wednesday and Thursday, - OCTOBER 30th 1 and 31st, 1918. . General entries (other than live stock) close October 5, 1918. Live stock and Competition entries close October 12, 1918. All information from W. T. PENNY, Secretary, P.O. Box 85, Palmerston North. A FINE ranee of New Zealand made silk blouses just to hand, and they are really a special lot, all made to our order. You phould como in andi see them. STILES & MATH- J ESON, Ltd., Levin, j . . CORSETS.— We .strongly advtis© you ( to buy your corsets now, as ad- ; j -vices recently to ihand, .from the makers ahow a big advance in the price of cor- , sets. The best maikes are D. and A., Warner's, P.D. and B. and 0. STILiES 1 & JLATHESON, Ltd., Levin.