BUSINESS WOTICEB. !\*7HERE EVERYTHING IS OF THE BEST, WHERE EVERYBODY BUYS, WHERE EVERYTHING IS The Largest Range in Town in FANCY GOODS, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS, PIPES AND CIGARETTES, BOOKS AND STATIONERY, ART CROCKERY, SILVERWARE AND E.P. WARE TOYS AND SUNDRIES. The above are just a few lines at C. E. JAMES', THE CASH TRADER, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. =msmeb mmmmmmemflmmm
HAS NOW FULL STOCKS OF STERLING QUALITY SEED POTATOES, "^ riHHESE are all' re-picked Samples, the standard being as high as in \. previous years. The Stock ii eludes the following reliable sorts: — BEAUTY OF HEBRON NORTHERN STAR RED ROCKS WHITE ROCKS GAMEKEEPER UP-TO-DATE WHITE ELEPHANTS. The above, manured with FISON'S POTATO FERTILIZER, should mow a bountiful return. New Consignments of the "IDEAL" MILK CANS, 20 and 25 gallon, Canadian Aerators, "WALLABY" Stump Extractors—these in three handy izes, have now arrived. They should all find a place on every Farm vhose Owner aims to be Progressive. ALWAYS ON HAND— New Zealand "CROWN" Portland Cement, as used on the Makatote Viaduct, Seed Oats, Maize, and Grass Seeds of all description, Horse, Cow, Pig, Calf and Fowl Foods; Wire Netting and G.C. Roofing Iron in all sizes; Genasco Ready Roofing, English and American Fencing Wire, Motor Spirits, Benzine, Lubricating Oil and Grease, and Farm Requirements of every kind. Call or write for ex Ship Qimtations for "STERLING" SUPERPHOSPHATE, CALCUTTA or AUSTRALIAN pure Bonedujt and BASIC SLiG, Railage paid to your nearest Railway Station'. ■'•'>"■•!?■ '/njanei u n>.
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:***** **************************#*************#*******»**#*e •X- -X- --- FRBEND TOM'S OPINION OF -Jf J C.T.C. TAILORING, ffi ■JC- Tom is the world's greatest authority -X* on advertising. -X- Ask his opinion of Brown's Shaving -X* Soap, and, depend on it, what he says •X- is from his heart—it's true. Thus, Tom's friends, and his friends'. •X friends, accept his verdict ari "gospel." TOM'S OPINION LONG AGO. It is most widely advertised, not alone in newspaper space, but it is best advertised by the host upon host of Tom's' ail over the district. Have you hoard Tom ? If not, come and we'll tell you all about him, and OUR TAILOR-MADE SUITS. "10. -X----BROADWAY STRATFORD. t*«»*****4>**»»**** «»t*t»$««:t**»*t»«tt»««:« LEYDON GENERAL FURNISHER, Broadway STRATFORD, Where satis faction Quality, Value and Prices. by the Beit Workro#Ki WMfMw-m flsjrtisfcio Furniture, comprising every Article required in the household. It not in stock will be manufactured in the faotory at lk« ihortest notice. Funerals Conducted at Lowell Bates, town or country 8. CLARK, ,i Hinagir. GENERAL FURNISHER STRATFORD.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 20, 16 September 1912, Page 7
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409Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 20, 16 September 1912, Page 7
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