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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 62, 18 March 1913, Page 6

VWIIMEM N9TE6E*. CHART ORDER SUITI ARE DIFFERENT FROM the Ordinary Custon-Tailorod Suits in only one or tMo Particulars. The first difference is important. THEY COST £2 LESS, A Saving of forty shillings on every suit will enable you to spend £2 on some other desired article, or to put £2 your credit in the bank. THE other difference is slight. The Chart Measurements are written on a special form, and the Tailors in his order book. After that, the Suits may be said to bo the same. BUT IN our Case the Suit is Cut by a Cutter who is a highlypaid Specialist. He does nothing else. The whole of the building of the Suit is done under Specialists’ direct control. And it comes to you with a full guarantee of workmanship, fit,, and material, wearing just as well as that £5 10s Suit, and costing £2 loss. ASK ANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS. EGMONT CLOTHES' COMPANY, BROADWAY, STRATFORD-

LAND BUYERS, ATTENTION, 1 ACRES, Freehold, £22 per acre. 2 miles from Stratford All* in grass, level and plaughable. Absolutely a gilt-edge position, OOtf) ACRES, O.R.P. 2 miles from Railway Station and Schod aeres in grass, good locality. 2 Sheep to the acre. Price per acre. Deposit £IOO, balance, jyour own terms. K-ROOMED HOUSE and J-acre. Good position, £330. Deposit Balance, any terms to suit. BUILDING SITE, Portia Street North, on a £5 deposit. J. H. THOMPSON. LAND AGENT, STRATFORD.

5=3 mm THE Greatest Household P has now been solved I Introduction of THE “KITCHENETTE” DISHWASHER. It will wash, rinse, dryland liso the Plates, Dishes, Cups anc ers, Silverware and Glasses < average sized family in five m without touching the hands 1 water. LADIES! Call and Inspect th ful machine. ' ■: > Working Demonstrations Civ THE TARANAKI HARDWARE —SOLE AGENTS— j Broadway, Stratford. \

M C CLUGGAGE & C O .. LAND, ESTATE & FINANCE AGENTS, ' York Chambers, STRATFORD. A •'/: h-l ■) ■ A|f|J EXCHANGE FOR TOWN PROPERTY. ’ • '■ Ay 2Q9 ACRES. Taranaki, al! in grass, and all ploughabie; 1 mile from Creamery, Posfc Office, School and Store. Good metal road. 8roomed House, Cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings. ' PRICE, £2O par acre. Equity £3OBO. The owner of tins splendid farm is prepared to exchange for approved Town, Property in Stratford Borough. M C CLUGGAGE & C O .. LAND, ESTATE & FINANCE AGENTS, York Chambers, STRATFORD, t

QA ACHES, Freehold, ftorth A. t/U land, all rich, level, plq able land, no stumps; house, oow« ffjvnd nositkvn. .? J? HWmbA* OAA ACRES, Rich Dra gvvainp, Auckland Provi adjoins Creamery, Post Office; miles from Railway. Good nev? hi ings, £lB per acre, £6OO cash; ance 5 years. J. B. Richards, KA ACRES, Freehold, Bplei OO Dairy Farm. Excellent 1 ind buildings. Easy terms. £ls -’••nw Z- *3 i/'*'? tj—. f r IS YOUR NAME HERE? 1 Lang (Pohokura), Mrs Sw (Pembroke Road), Mrs Orr (Ngae Mrs Howard (Robson Road), Mrs Bcere (Cfaig Street), were lucky 50ths at the C.B.A. sale, shall 1)0 pleased to add Your name the list. Seo windows for parti lars. WA’NTED KNOWN—Girls’ 0 Bar Box Calf Shoes 4s lid n 2s 9d. Boys’ and Girls’ strong sch boots from 4s Gd. Gent’s hoots fr ::. 1 . U R.A. sale. > WANTED TO SELL, Trium Motor Cycle; free oVrgir nearly new, owner buying a Dougl W. W. Hodge, land agent. IjjlOß SALE—Beautiful Home, Wellington, equity £1150; or er would exchange for farm or to property in Taranaki. W. W. Hodj land agent, Stratford, ’Phone 127.

STARTLING, but True.—Every 60 th purchaser of a pair of the famous C.B.A. Boots or Shoes will have the whole of the purchase money rer turned. Wend your way to the C.B. A., Broadway. DO YOU KNOW that you can Ret a pair of Boots or Shoes absolutely free at the C.8.A., Broadway. See windows for particulars. WANTED KNOWN—Every other' person you meet is saving money out of the discounts given at the C.B. A. sale. 20 to 40 per cent, off and no humbug. WANTED, at once, a Good General Servant. Apply, Mrs Wimsch, Midliirst. C} | REWARD—Lost, from Dougc*"* 1 * las Saleyards, Brown and White Sheephdog, “Short.” Finder kindly communicate with J. Jones, Makahu. WANTED KNOWN—Gent’s smar' Derby front boots 13s and glace Bals “Faultless Brand” 19s 6d now 15s 6d. Children’s ankle straps, fours to sixes, Is at the C.B.A. ANTED KNOWN—The relative differences between shoddy and quality are distinctly in favour of the quality, that is why wo sell quality and at shoddy prices during the C.B. A. sale.