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Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 July 1925, Page 3

mad\me d’alvahez's secretary Madame’s Secretary, Miss Woolf, writes its follows;— “You cannot think how pleased Madame is to have Flutir/ol again. It is a great benefit to her throat and for checking colds/ LATS ADVEETISEMENTS. LOST— On Sunday last, between Post Office and Lake, Lady’s gold wristlet watch, initials inscribed. Reward. Apply “Chronicle.” FOR SALE—Gig and Harness in good order. Cheap for cash. Apply George Bell, Weraroa Rood North. WANTED TO BUY—A Farm about 20 acres, good land, with or without buildings, Levin district. Apply slating price, Clarkson, Manakau. TO LET—By Tender, lor li months, 7 Acres of good land (i acres in lucerne, 3 in grass). Apply by letter to 1). S. Mackenzie. mENDEKS invited for Stumping I and clearing 15 acres more or less. Tenders- addressed, J. Honore. Gladstone Road, Levin, close on Saturday, 18th July. HELP YOUR BAND! GRAND CONCERT, NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT. EOPLE’S THEATRE. At 8.30 p.m. IN AID OF THE LEVIN BRASS BAND INSTRUMENT FUND. Special Programme of Songs, Selections and Recitations. SILVER COIN COLLECTION. RELIABLE YOUTH WANTED. WANTED by W. M. Clark, Ltd.. Levin—A youth from 16 to 18 years old for soft goods training. A steady position and advancement for a willing lad anxious to become a salesman and stock-keeper. Applications close Saturday, July 18. Apply personally or by letter to W. M. Clark. YOUR EYES. DO your oyes need skilled attention? i k ur sight-testing methods are the boat while we grind all our own lenses >u our own workshops. Why not pay us a visit? J. R. WOOD, LTD. ’ SIGHT-TESTING AND MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN. PALMERSTON NORTH.

Why the Ford Car is the Car to buy. THE designs change very little from year to year. Therefore, if you keep groomed it does not become antiquated. The purchase price is low and up to the standard which existed even when the car sold for nearly double, lowest of any car known, even though the Ford is abused. voar car well the''product is kept The upkeep is the Depreciation from year to year is less per cent, than on any other car. The Ford drives the easiest, both in learning and thereafter. It turns around on the narrowest roads with the greatest ease and is one of the best hill climbers ever produced m the line of gasoline propelled vehicles. • It travels faster with safety than any other car. i It travels faster with safety over slippery roads than any other car. It has the greatest underneath clearance of any car; therefore it can straddle humps and stones and travel in more water. It has Hie cheapest tyre mileage owing to ds light weight. Everybody knows how to repair and adjust it, and parts can always be procured, even in remote districts, this being a paramount factor should such needs arise in isolated sections of the country. It is an all round general utility vehicle of insurpassable value to one of moderate means, and to all who care to conserve on the ite»p of highway transportation. Ford ‘Dealer, Levin