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Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 January 1921, Page 1

A TIMELY DISPLAY OP gUMMER JQRESS gUMMER J^RESS Ladies will find in this showing all the favoured Fabrics for present wear— QOODS 1 QOODS ! ; ) ZEPHYRS, MUSLINS, VOILES, TOBRALOO, PRINTS, ETC. The variety ensures a satisfactory choice, and the keen prices mean that you can select the materials for a Blouse, Frock or Skirt and have it made up AS YOU LIKE IT, at minimum cost. The following are featured. Blue and Brown Check Zephyrs , 3/6 yard Cotton Muslins 1/6 yard. White Voile * 2/11 to 3/3 yard. Coloured Voile 2/6 to 4/6 yard. Prints, etc, Tobralco in various shades 2/8 yard. OH AD. 9 Also at Manakau LTD. Universal Provider and Money Saver

VATCH REPAIRING I fani T HE END of the trouble over '■ vV.j WATCH REPAIRS In the past there has been no end of trouble over Watch and - Clock Repairs, and there hare , been thousands of good Wa'->s ruined annually by being placed in the hands of INEXPERIENCED Watchmakers and EXPERIMENTERS, who have not learnt the elementary principles of Watch Making, and who think they do well n 1 ’’ r v make the watch GO. \ ’S MR SHERLAW, w' - is t'-r only \ ATCH MAKER in the Levin 1 district, will he in, constant attendance, and work entrusted to him . will be done THOROUGHLY and at the shortest possible no ( T. Sherlaw, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND ENGRAVER, LEVIN. ice.

Levin Chautauqua, Friday, January 28th to Thursday, February 3rd. People’s Picture Palace. THE ADMISSION; Children approximately half-price. THE TIME-TABLE. AFTERNOON CONCERT 2.45 AFTERNOON LECTURE 3.15 JUNIOR CHAUTAUQUA 4.15 EVENING CONCERT 8.0 EVENING LECTURE 8.45 Programme, Afternoon Evening FRIDAY. Opening .Announcements. Formal Opening of Chautauqua. - j Entertainment —The Parnells. Music and Fun—The Parnells. j Lecture—“My Life in the Orient end'Lecture, “Syrian Life and Customs,”; the Occident,” Miss Sumayeh Miss Sumayeh Attiyeh. \ Attiyeh. , : SATURDAY. Concert—The lonians. Concert—The lonians. j Lecture—“ Stirring Chapters in Recent Timely Lecture—“ Some Political Prob-, History,’* Captain Norman Allan lems Facing John Bull and Uncle. j mr | e> Sam,” Captain Norman AllanInine. ' MONDAY. Artists’ Recital—Lulu Root, Contralto. Artists’ Recital—Lulu Root-, Contralto; 1 William Lowell Patton, Pianist. William Lowell Patton. Pianist. j Lecture—" Hidden Things,” Mr Joel Popular Lecture-“ Unfolding of I*-. W. Eastman. mocracy,” Mr Joel W. Eastman. ' TUESDAY. Joy Night—Plenty of Good Music' En-, Music and Entertainment—The Oyer- tertainment and. Fun. The Owrseas Entertainers. seas Entertainers. WEDNESDAY. m I’agJ-i *. Four; “Dinny” Upton’s Ghat with the Boys Variety Entertainment—Ruby and i Girls—and Parents, too, .. Ferguson. (Captain Upton is America’s leading Lecture Extraordinary—“ The authority upon Recreation.) Square Builder,” Captain T. Din** “Green Stockings”—Ruby Pago For- more Upton; guson. THURSDAY. t . Concert—Fenwick Newell and assisting Junior Demonstration. Artists. Concert—Fenwick Newell and Artfc Lecture—Captain R. Muir Allan. Burns’ Lecture —Captain' R, Allan. . . Buy Season! Tickets and mi sure of « Salto