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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 21, 23 January 1913, Page 7

BLSfilliNEiS NOTfCKS, LEEDS HIGH GRADE BASIC i ortlers are n o}v being taken for :ilia indispensable Manure at a cheap — uc “ B n,:a ’ t 0 amva UUNE, itlicl. J. will pay you to look aiiead and secure ..■eiiureaieai.3 out of tins arrival, as v hen the present shipment is taken up ...e price must be advanced. The quantity unsold is not large, and you cannot afford to be one of the disappointed, so if you have not already booked, do so at once. lor orders of One Ton or More this (an be railed FREE to your nearest Railway Station, at the same price as out of store. CALL AT MY STAND WHEN AT THE STRATFORD SHOW. ‘GASH TAILORSNG COMPANY’S MADE TO-MEASURE GARMENTS. FARMERS SHOULD NOTE—STERLING “£” SUPERPHOSPHATE. STOREPURE STEAMED BONEDUST, KAINIT, SULPHATE OF POTASH AMMONIA. NITRATE of SODA, GYPSUM, BASIC SLAG all BORTH WICKS’ SPECIAL MANURES, GEAR CO.’S LOnIdU& andBLOOD MANURE. All the Standard MANGOLD, SWEDE, and TURNIP SEEDS WHITE HORSE-TOOTH AND YELLOW MAIZE ALGERUN and other SEED OATS, GRASS SEEDS, of all descriptions SINCAMPION, WHITE BELGIUM AND BARRIBALL CAR. KOi SEED, and I 1 ARM ReQUIREMENIS oi Every Description. NEWTON KING PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD, KAPONGA. WORD “DISTINCTIVE” has so often been misused in connection with Tailoring that we hesitate to use it. Yet it is a word that aptly fits every garment constructed on ’• iiCoC premises. ate to use it. ■should not be judged by price—only by their distinctive, different style and those qualities which foster one’s ideas of refinement in dress. We shall bo pleased to have you call and inspect our stock of woollens. You will find our prices are always within the bounds of MODERATION. CASH TAILORING COMPANY BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

■ JAMES; ■ * SPECIALS FOR JANUARY— The Rapid Butter Shaper, Is. Daisy Fly Killer, good line, Is. Leather School Bags, Is 9d to 5s Cd. Canvas School Bags, Is to 2s 6d. Oak Photo Frames, Is to 4s 9d. Enamel Decorated Mugs, large 6d. Boxes Toilet Soap, 5 cakes, Is box. , Cloth-bound Poems, 3s 6d size, Books' 2s. Pocket Ready Reckoners, cloth, 6d each. Pocket Dictionaries, cloth, 6d each. FULL STOCKS PIPES, TOBACCOS, CIGARETTES, AND SMOKERS’ SUNDRIES. CHARLES E. JAMES, CASH TRADER, Broadway, Stratford. Ha h. wme LAMS BARGAINS,. i i A AOEEB, about 70 sorer--5 S U stumped and resown; 11 pad ~w k ß; all well sheltered with natural , :.d ornamental plantation; good 7 tunned house, splendid outbuildings ■-/©i-yrhing in real good order. £54 per «7f<. ■ good terms. I > y 7 T ACRES, tip-top Dairy Farm, > i i one mile school, factory, and railway station; good building*, and trchard. Price £27 per re; easy to a good man. A rwi ACRES, 15 paddocks, at 4 55 ploughable; well fenced, metal-->i road, 1$ miles school, creamery. i,nd railway station; guaranteed to xarry 40 cows; 21 acres of crop, 5 -ores turnips, 1 acre carrots, 20 oowr, spring dray, cane, implements, three tacks hay; the lot £27 10a per acre, « model farm, will pay to msoeot. 70 ACRES, all plouglmble, P padu O docks. 50 acres ploughed and aown down in English grasses; good house and outbuilding* ; creamery or; ■motion. £3O per acre; £4OO cash; good uortgage*. |J gS A ACRES, 105 in grass, balamv I aWTb: in bush, good fences, metilled road, school, creamery, and F. 0 me mile, good house and cowshed. £l2 per acre; £3BB cash, orwill Erchargfor sheep country. The above ere only & few ef & ehsiot lelsotEon of properties m have p.«r hook*. Clients shewn ever guregserties Free ef Cteerge. W. H. H. AKiffi g®., LAHS AHC ESTATE AGENT*, STRATFORD.