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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 38, 27 January 1912, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. FARMERS PLEASE NCTEI ; ■ • ; -i : f ; THE A. W. REID * \ MILKING MACHINE. AND RELEASEE ■y, vTHE LATEST AND BEST IN MILKING MACHINES. >; Mi kl fiE THIS GREAT MILKER BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. ( ~ , . T .K;{ 5. 'A Secretary: R. B. ANDERSON, BROADWAY STRATFORD • : j ; A —T" u :• i/* .I-//.) £OL CANNOT GROW GOOD 3ROPS FROM POOR SEEDS! nnrw «>!•)!' .1 (!<!'(! . ii‘»:lm'iT)Ji •) ~t3nni>l‘)tl:i .H The Farmer who wants to get the most for his time, labour, and money must sow seeds that are thoroughly reliably. If ha buys at random, the crops will grow at random, and the result will be disappointment and loss. •> m L 11 GET i NEWTON KING’S V “ STERLING ” BRAND SEEDS. The weather conditions being favourableJnimper crops will be yours Thesa seeds have first-class'germinating qualities and when sown in ground prepared with “STERLING” MANURES, prove most prolific New Season’s Seeds can now bo supplied—Hurst’s Monarch, Champion, Crimson King, John Bull, ami Sow Aberdeen Swedes, Purpic-tep Mammoth, Purple and Green-top Yellow Aberdeen Imperial Green Globs, and Romney Marsh Turnips. , - HEtP THESE SEEDS ALfIN.O WITH WHICH ARE THE BEST VALUE OFFERING. cnpAiai Turnip Manure, Pure Bonodust,, Sup?rphosphpte, etc., Baslo Slag Sulphate of Potash, Sulphate .of Ammonia, also BprthWick and Slag, uupaai Gcar Company>s special Manures. . , ' ; V • NEWTON' KING, lEV/ PLYMOUTH. y i STRATFORD, KAPONCA. AND SEE MY NEW SHIPMENT OF CYCLES ! lust arrived— much delayed through the English strikes, but early JSffifc .SEKtfJR MOWERS, and RAKES, Etc. B. BARENESS. STRATFORD FOUNDRY.

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• t Stockings, An everyday Line 3 pair for 1/11£ Another marvel 2 pair for 1/1H Some wonderful value plain Llama Hose from 1/6. Plain Cashmere Black lid Lovely line Plain Tan, all wool 1/3 Costumes. Well-made, tailor-cut, nicely trimmed 8/11, white ami colors, worth 18/6 One piece Princess Poke 15/11, worth 30/- easy Linenene Robes, good colors, very smart 14/1 1 Some beautiful White Coats and gkirts 17/6, 24/6, easily the cheapest thing shown here. Underclothing. Special line Underskirts 2/11;. 3/11 Nicely trimmed Camisoles, 111, 2/3 Well-cut, strong Chemise 1/6 * Special value Nights 3/3 /■' lot of better grade Goods in well-made, well-cut good Lawns and Longcloths at prices that will surprise the keenest shopper. A