NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 28, 26 September 1912, Page 6

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Mr. E. A. Alger, of the Federal Grocery Store, announces that he has received a large stock of delicious pie fruits which came from Nelson, the famous place for fruifc of all kinds.* Mr R. D. Lewers has just received a fine range of silk American shirt blouses, which ho is offering at reduced prices. You are invited to inspect. A notice to dairy farmers appears in Mr. E. B. Stohr's space on page 7 of this issue. On Tuesday, October Ist, Mr. Newton King will sell 60 choice springing heifers, close to profit, and 25 good dairy cows, jit the Stratford dairy yards. Particulars of Mr. Newton King's Stratford supplementary spring hcrse fair are advertised. The fair takes place on Saturday, October sth, and entries close on the 3rd October. Mr T. Lamason holds a sale of vegetables, furniture, sowing machines, j poultry, etc., at his rooms, Broadway, on Saturday next. Particulars appear elsewhere. Children's Whooping Cough or Croup quickly cured by Tonking's Linseed Emulsion. x Why give a couple of guineas more than we charge for a suit of clothes, when ours are equally satisfactory? The Egmont Clothing Company makes chart order suits to measure, and makes them in every way equal to the custom tailors' suits. The now patterns of suitings from the colonial woollen mills, are now open for your inspection, i