AA A A A A A AA,a*,4*. AAAAi', A AAA AA AAA A A A A » s A AA A A VVVVVVVVVVV vvv''' VVVVV VVVVVVVVVVV VVv I ♦ ♦ ♦ v .« (C 218, PLEASE! ? 5 ■O’ you ? What! Pretty tight financially, you say. Well, 1 was just ringing up to tell you— STILES MATHESON’S “BIG THRIFT SALE" starts on SATURDAY, Jan. 14th “I thought " “Ohl Thai’s alright, Nell, you had better hurry’along and get your Drapery Requirements early. We must have more linen and you know what I want. I consider it money well .spent. Goodbye.” ♦JO ♦;♦ STILES and MATHESON Ltd. PHONE 9S. THE BIG VALUE HOUSE. P.O. BOX 28, LEVIN. ■riiWawiwvecw LET US OVERHAUL YOUR CAR ! Big Stocks on hand of High-grade "victor Accessories a£ Bedrock Prices. R. H/Ford If your car wantsdo—and can’t, just bring it to ns for overhaul.
! Complete Service^^= Special Display of ===FORD PARTS DID you ever take the time to consider what a comprehensive stock of Spare Parts a FORD SERVICE STATION carried to cope with the requirements of the many users of Ford Cars, Trucks and Tractors. No other Service Station can give you such a speedy, complete and satisfactory repair job as a Ford. Don’t fail during Industries Week to see bur display, comprising:— j .FORD SEDAN, FORDSON TRACTOR SUNDRIES AND SPARE PARTS. Cylinders, Cranks, Crank Cases, Gears, Gear Cases, Axles, I Deferentials, Magnetos, Batteries, Engine Foot and Hand j ' Pumps, Horns, Sirens, Lamps, Spotlights, Jacks, Bearings, I Cylinder Packing, Pistons. Spare Wheels, Tyfes, Radiators, j Radiator Fans, Eccentrics— in fact, if you bring a spare Chas- | sis along we can fit it tip as a New- Car, ! MILNE S’ GARAGE' i After the Holiday "Hullo Ted I give us your hand old y!” HELLO, BILL, what’s up!” "Well, ru tell you, Ted. We iiad one of the best holidays tor years, in spite of rain. The wite and 1 have been ever;, where—Otaki, liokio, Foxion, Ohau Valley, in lact, all over the place. Just like our young days, Ted. Wet days we had a. bit of a spell and planned Ue.sh runs. The wile’s a different woman. Stuck at home these years, and everyone telling her what a nice place Levin • was for a holiday, f feel twice die man, too. Who’s always “all smiles”—makes a fellow feel different. It’s the MASSEY did it,- 'led! We used to ride pattern machines—a curse ol the outing—what wjth had tyres, punctures and breakdowns, 1 got led up. The wife said I had a rotten temper, and so our rides ended. I’ve a MASSEY and SERANG TYRES. It’s hard to say which is the best, the.Serangs or Massey. The machine seems to glide over .the roads, and we have not had a single pane tine. Our home is back to the old thing, Ted. I expect the wife will be along to see you. Every holiday we are out. Yes, a Carrier’ Ted, pleasa. A good strong one to carry our gear, etc.” This is a true bill. Get a MASSEY and SERANG TYRES and the enjoyment you will get out.of life will more than recompense for the easy icons we can arrange with you. Bring along your old machine, we will give you a fair allowance. • Only two machines stocked—The RUDGE and MASSEY. One Tyre we’ll stake our re putation on—“SERANGS.” IOPLBNSTALLARD & CARMICHAEL LTD ,| LAND, ESTATE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, *£ OXFORD STREET LEVIN. *;* :♦*❖❖❖❖* ❖❖❖❖❖*❖< ❖❖❖ ❖❖❖**❖❖❖❖ ❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖ *
> ® $ »J* 35 ❖IS *♦» 3)5 ❖35 **' 35 *** 35 ❖33 •*> 35 ♦> ®•> S 3 •3* ® ’I 4 35 *35 *** & *** $ *** l & *4* ® Wedding Presents! jx T the present time our stocks are replete with a fine assortment of goods suitable tor wedding gifts and whether your purse be big or small we can supply something that will be appreciated by the recipient and be a source of satisfaction to the , donor. CAKE STANDS, CRUETS, EGG CRUETS, CUTLERY, TEA SETS, COFFEE SETS, CLOCKS, ART CROCKERY, SWEET DISHES, SUGAR AND CREAMS, BISC UIT BARRELS, SALAD BOWLS, PICKLE JARS, HONEY JARS, BUTTER DISHES, SERVIETTE RINGS, ROSE BOWLS, and a host of others too numerous to mention. W. L. williams ❖ <8 * BOX 14. THE RELIABLE JEWELLER, LEVIN.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 13 January 1922, Page 3
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