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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 11, 11 January 1913, Page 6

RUB IT IN!! SOUND f ARGUMENT. Yes,, we are going to rub it in until we have convinced the settlers in the Stratford district that Robinson and Son’s “Ready Money Store” is the cheapest and best store in the district for the man or woman with the Cash in their hands to proem re their goods. The lasting. qualities of our goods is well known by 1 all. When your “supposed” cheap material or garment has become threadbare, or dropped to pieces in a very short time, and you’ve put it under the copper in disgust—out of sight, out of mind—our goods would be giving Good Honest Service because of their eterling make. We nride ourselves oh the high' grade goods we sell, And what’s more—The low prices we offer them FOR CASH puts them into your hands much cheaper than you pay for inferior goods. Urine vour ready money and try us. ROBINSON and'SON. *

"It’s a record for men, and I guess it’s a record for this district,” remarked Mr T. Webb this morning to a reporter, when conveying the news that two seven-weeks old boars had fetched 37s 6d and 3.5 s respectively’ at Mr Newton King’s sale to-day. The animals were some of Mr Webb’s purebred Berkshire stock, but the pedigree was not included in the sale, those buyers thrtt wanted the certificate having to pay extra.