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Horowhenua Chronicle, 21 June 1929, Page 5

There’s No Waste CARTER’S MEAT is so ■ good and every joint is so nicely trimmed that you would not think of wasting an ounce of it. The only complaint comes from the cat—there’s not the “scraps” that puss was used to. WE HAVE ALL GRADES IN ABOVE COVERS, INCLUDING SUTTON’S NEW GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS TO HAND. SPRAYING OILS AND INSECTICIDES IN STOCK. CHAFF, OATS, WHEAT, MAIZE AND VARIOUS OTHER LINES THE QUALITY BUTCHERS Phone 80 CARTER Bros. £i - A big range of tasty cooked meats for Lunch or Tea. Try Carter’s Luncheon Delicacies. HORSE AND COW COVERS. HESSIAN, WHITE DUCK, GREEN DUCK. AT MARKET RATES. P.O. BOX 36. P.O. BOX 36. W. BULL, LTD., ■ Merchants LEVIN. PHONE 5. PHONE 5.

Shoe Specials DIRECT FROM ENGLAND. BOSTOCK’S PATENT ONE BAR 32/6 Nett. ROSTOCK'S TAN ONE BAR 30/- Nett. BOSTOCK’S GLACE ONE BAR 30/- Nett. SUNSTAR, WHIPPET SHADES 30/- Nett. CACTUS IN LATEST SHADES 33/6 Nett. Also very dainty lines in MATCHLESS at prices ranging from 28/6 to 35/-. BOYS’ SCHOOL BOOTS, sizes 11 to 13 from 12/- sizes 1 and 2 from 14/-; sizes 3 to 5, from 15/-. HEAVY STOCKS OF FARM BOOTS AND GUMEOOT3. RED BALL 23/- at Nett Cash Price at Oxford Street, Phone 129. Levin. /\. Uempsey Neat Repairs.

NOT SUGGESTING FOR ONE MOMENT—that you need a flashlight for any sinister purpose. But to suggest a good efficient flash that will instantly fly to action at a touch, will throw a beam or spread its light as you wish, will lock in safety to prevent leakage, is handsome, reasonable in price, and looks the efficient flash light it is. Of course, we have them at all prices through the whole famous range of Yale and Niagara Flashlights, and we also service them; in other words stock the batteries and bulbs. PARKER, VINCENT & CO.’S STORE. Box 1 LEVIN Phone 32

TYRES REDUCED For a limited period only. 20 per cent. andjj per cent. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. FIRESTONE TYRES AND TUBES. MICHELIN TYRES AND TUBES. AND OTHER MAKES. J. C. MILNES FORD DEALERS. LEVIN

I don’t knbw what you do for a living; I write advertisements. I’m trying to get out of the “Buy here and save money” groove and say something interesting. Mr Aitken asked me to write about Records; that’s why I'thought of grooves. It is hard to imagine how much we would miss the Gramophone if it were taken from us. I know that Kenneth Aitken has a good stock of good records and I would like to say (if you haven’t a gramophone yet) jump out of the groove you’re in; get wild with yourself for missing such a lot of fun in life; then go along to Kenneth Aitken’s and listen to what those grooves of his can produce. ‘Trank ”