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Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 January 1921, Page 2

E ARE STILL OPENING UP FRESH STOCKS OF THE CELEBRATED In all the Latest Styles in.Blaek, tan and Patent Leather, and Black, Lark Brown and" Grey Suede. J^OOTWEAR. Jn Black and Tan, in all shapes, and Btyles. Our assortment of Boys', Girls' and Children's Boots and Shoes is unequalled. We are also showing a full ranga of mRAVELLING TJEQUISITES. . Such as Cabin Trunks, Suit Cases and Attache Cases in SOLID LEATHER-, canvas-covered and fibre cane, a splendid lot to chose from, The price of all our goods are plainly marked in the window and show FULL VALUE for the money B May we offer a word of advice about "DEPAIRS. Undoubtedly many first-class boots are ruined each year by being carelessly or unskilfully repaired l . The soles in many cases are simply rivetted on to a welted hoot or pump sole, or perhaps a coarse heavy thread is used which cuts the welt. We maintain that all good footwear should be treated with respect. Hand sewing is our speciality and we have now the largest staff of ' "OXPERT -jQEPAIRERS in the district. Customers may rely upon every attention being paid to their requirements. We guarantee full satisfaction in every instance and no delay, while our special care of the welt adds to the wearable life of the boot. - " " " For the convenience of those who prefer to do their own repairing we are now stocking sole leather in all sizes and weights, together with rivets, rasps, hammers, lasts and' all the requirements for home repairing. YOUR INSPECTION IS CORDIALLY INVITED. OUR WHOLE STAFF IS AT YOUR SERVICE. A. Dempsey's QUALITY STOKE Oxford street Phone 129.

[ tts^aa^aaaaaaa^ Farmers' Supply Stores. ; (PARKER, VINCENT AND CO.) •j Spades—lo/9 aud 11/9. ■ L.H. Shovels-10/6 and 11/6. Dog Chains—2/. boxwood Rules, 3ft—3/3. 3ft Fowl Netting, 50yd roll—3l/. Nails 6Jd lb. High-grade Lawn Mower (five Woolpacks—6/6. blades), Win 66/6, 16in 72/6. Sewing Twine—l/3 to 2/ hank. SPECIAL QUOTATION for ROOF IXG IRON and FENCING WIRE. /DRAINS. OEEDS. Tl/rANURES. Choice Crushed Oats-6/4. Choice Crushed Maize—ll/3. 90-day Seed Maize—ll/. 161 b Bag Oyster-shell Grit—l/9. Motor Oils, from 7|i6 gallon. -■ Fine Machine Oil—7/6 gallon. SPECIAL TURNIP FERTILISER 51b tin Motoro Grease-6/. £ll per ton, plus railage. Weed Killer ,to keep paths abWashing Soda—l2/ cwt. solutely clean—3/3 and 6/6. MtiMJU Seeds, M inures, Pcodioa Land Agency, Auctioneers. Hardware, LEVIN.

Annual Clearance miK BARGAINS SATURDAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS. * LADIES' OOTTON HATS for seaside or sports wear.—All 2/6 to clear. LADIES' AND CHILDRKN'S WHITE PIQUE HATS, were 5/3 to 8/9.—Sale Price, S/ll and 4/6. LADIES' STITCHED WHITE SILK HATS, in newest styles; vvre 5/6. LADIES' READY-TO-Wi'HRS, Dalance of our stock; all this spasou's goods at Half-pnc<\ •■|P|IIESS CI A BRIO "DARGAINiS. SMART OOTTON GAB YRDINES in useful shades for skirts or chil- • dren's dresses; 40in wic-e, were 4/6—Sale 2/11. Better lino, 6/11; Sale 5/6. m GOOD LUSTRE SILK, in P'nk only; 40in; usually 6/11—Sale d.-C. NAVY SILK-FINISHED POPLIN; 1 end only; usually 8/6--Saie. 3/6 (to clear. SMART BENGALINES, Grey and Purple only; 40m; usually ■*/«. | ' Sale 7/6. HEAVY AiSSAM SILK l'or Costumes, 33m wide; usually 17/*).Sale Price, 12/6. STRIPED SUITINGS in Black and White; 3 ends only; widths, 45in to 52in; were ld/6 to 17/6-Sale Price, 12/6 to clear. WASHING COTTONS. A big range in dark Floral designs; width 30in. Prices—2/6, Sale 1/9; 2/11, Sale i/11. WASHING CRIMPS in Spots, Floral and Striped Designs; 28m wide. usually 2/11-Sale 1/11. ■ DRESS REMNANTS AT CLEARANCE PRICES, COMPANY., LTD. fe) PALMERSTON'S FASHION CENTRE^ A. W. ALLEN, Local Representative.

GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON 'Windmill.' ALL SIZES. £55 K PER TON BASIS. F.O.R, WELLINGTON. PROMPT NETT TERMS. W. BULL & Co., | Merchants LEVIN >; J-gre~ -sBF