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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 29, 9 June 1913, Page 1

WANTEOB. SPONGES—The pride of the ocean, the pick of the deep. At Edwards’ Pharmacy. '\7S/ PAPERS—The latest in * ’ tints and pattern papers, freezes, etc., at Bellringer Bros., Ltd /4 LL-WOOL Colonial Saddle-tweed Trousers at 10s per pair; these are well worth 12s 6d. This is one of the snips for men a Spence’s l Great Winding-up Business Sale. Get in quickly; they cannot be replaced at the price. WANTED KNOWN—Job Printing ’ ’ i» all its branches, at lowest current rates, at the ‘Stratford Evening Post” Job Printing Office. Value in Gents’ Velour Hats at R. D. Lowers, opposite Post Office, Stratford. shiver! Wear H.B. all-wool ( Underpants and Singlets, 3s 11, to 10s, procurable at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. W ANTED iNOWN-We stock ~ f h’gh grade Oils and Grease for motor cars and all kinds of machinery. Sold in any quantity. McMillan and Fredrio. the weather is specially and slushy, F.B. snowshoes. and goloshes will afford you the extra protection you desire. On returning home, fiireside comfort is assured by wearing H.B. slippers, procurable only at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. T!JLOLSE Flannels and Delaines (all-wool French), usually sold from 2s to 2s 6d per yard, are all going at Is 3d and Is 4d per yard, which is practically half price, at Spence’s Great Winding-up Business Sale. OR anything in Crockery, try The Taranaki Hardware Co. They have the best selection at lowest cash prices. Cups and saucers at from 4s 6d per dozen. Gold-edge Tea Plates at 3s 6d per dozen. Pretty Tea Sets from 12s 6d, Dinner Sets from 27s 6d.

"OTANTED KNOWN—We make a Speciality of high-class Plumbing and Electric Light, Heating, and Power Work, McMillan and Fredric. 1 TPT-B. MUFFLERS and Scarves will safeguard you against throat troubles. Qualities, colors, styles are assorted, affording a splen--4*4, selection at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. TJELGICA LAMPS have no glass chimneys to break, which means a big saving at the end of a year. Call, and see our latest pretty designs. They make a very acceptable wedding present. Taranaki Hardware Co., Broadway. A JOB LINE of Ladies’ Costume Skirts, newest styles. Alsr splendid sample lot of underclothing. Ladies and Children’s underclothing made to order at Mrs McCallum’s, Broadway. _____ >*sß OOD Quality and Style in Furniture and Furnishings at unifoim rates have always been a feature of our Store; Your smallest order receives faithful and efficient attention at Brocklebank’s. CLEAN—Good Soaps at -*-*■ cheap money, at Edwards’. TIOR the Ladies.—A beautiful selection of Ladies’ Hats in Chip, Tagil, Tweed, Zetts, Velors and Velvet shapes. All the latest colors. Ostrich feathers, sprays, berries and ti ails, at Mrs McCallum’s, Broadway. "VrOU buy ability and good material in our furniture. We put in to our goods only the best seasoned timber, and make it up artistically and solidly. Try Brocklebank’s. an Intelligent Girl, for Office. Apply The Tai’anaki Hardware Co., succesors to S. Ward and Co., Broadway, Stratford. LAMES’ Coats Woollen Jackets and Golf , all wool; brown, gray, saxe, and black; also hand-knit-ted woollen caps to match. R. D. Lowers, opposite Post Office, Stratford. T B. RICHARDS (recently with • Mr Newton King), is in an exceptionally good position to direct clients towards sound and growing investments North of Auckland, and if I required would personally accompany them. Make inquiries. /”\NE Bottle of Edwards’ Toning-np Tonic will do more good thaw. g | library of health books. OOD House, and 3$ Acres, best part of Stratford, good aspect; £775. Easy terms. J. B. Richards. ’ QH Freehold, North Auoklaud, all rich, level, ploughihie land, no stumps; house, oowshed, '<wwl position. J B. Richard*. si TXTE have just opened up a nice el » » range of cream separators, sei. lected from the best makers, and can J guarantee every machine. A separator will pay for its cost in one seae son, from the extra amount of butter you can make by using it instead of y the out-of-date pan skimming. McMillan and Fredric.