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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 56, 11 July 1913, Page 1

i \0 you want the best out of your piano? Send for tlio tuner, Dixon and Co. I'MTJIS E. Smith will be glad to take in washing and mending. Address, Rosalind Street. WANTED KNOWN—Our last C. B.A. Sale is still fresh in your minds. Now is your opportunity again. FTTUIDE Economy.—Our facilities are -®- second to none for turning out lirst-class Furniture. Come in first time you are passing, and ask us to show you. Brocklebank’s cau prove their statement. ANTED TO EXCHANGE, for Taranaki Property, 200 Acres Hamilton; no mortgage, rich drained swamp, new buildings, £lB per acre. W. W. Hodge, Land Agent. WANTED Tu LET or EXCHANGE —IS Acres all flat. House of 6 large rooms; 1* miles from Stratford P.O. No mortgage. W. W. Hodge, Land Agent, Stratford, memos WANTED KNOWN—At our last C.B.A. Sale we surprised you with our quality for money. Have another shock. JADIES’ Hats, left over, in felts and straws, Models, etb., exactly half price to clear. Seeing means buying at Lowers’ Great Clearing Sale WHEN keys stick down and notes won’t sound, send for the tuner, Dixon and Co. LAMPS and LANTERNS.—Hand Lamps from Is 3d each. Table Lamps 3s 6d upwards. A good kerosene lantern that won’t blow out 3s, at Bellringer’s. WE have a few pieces of linoleum and floor oil cloth left. 6d per yard off floor cloth, Is per yard off linoleum, at R. D. Lowers’ Great Clearing Sale, opposite Post Office. WANTED KNOWN—Have you waited for the C.B.A. Sale to come on again; one can’t forget the last slaughter. Get in quick. GRATES —Plain and Polished Register Grates. Fine cast and polished well fire grates, with or without bars. The very latest to choose from at Bellringer’s. EDWARDS’ Corn Cure “Killacorn” The “Corn-curing Hero.” Price

WANTED our Country Friends to know that we are selling good quality Women’s and Girls’ Coats at 3s lid, os lid, etc. Sealette Necklets at 5s lid, worth 10s to 15s. Bargains in all departments. Come and see. White’s Corner Drapery and Clothing Stores. IS is fair to the kiddies to ask them to play on an out of tune piano or organ. Send for the tuner, Dixon and Co. WAN^iDKNOWX. —20 Ladles’ Cravenette and Tweed Coats, not the latest styles, but wearable, and made of good material; former prices 9d 6d to 30s, winding-up sale price 7s 6d each. A. Spence, Stratford. WANTED KNOWN—We are really sorry the boots you got at our last C.B.A. Sale are still sound; however, a change is easy to the feet. MRS. McCALLUM has secured another job line of Traveller’s samples in Ladies’ and Maids’ warm Winter Coats at less than half the usual cost, in navy, saxe, brown, and grey—in all shades. These are really splendid value, and will be sold at prices to suit all. Come early and get your pick. HEALO —Edwards’ Antiseptic Oral ment Cures Cuts, Sores, am Skin Diseases; good for Eczema. Pric< Ifl 6d. 900 ACRES, Rich Drained faJxJXJ Swamp, Auckland Province, adjoins Creamery, Post Office; two miles from Railway. Good new buildings, £lB p°r acre, £6OO cash; balance 5 years. J. B. Richards. opposite Post Office, Stratford. 'VISTANTED KNOWN—I2 Ladies’ ’ » Jackets (past season’s), wind-iug-up sale price 4s lid each. The material alone is worth four times the money. A. Spence, Stratford. t ACRES, 0.R.P., with pur- * chase at 10s 6d. 300 acres in grass; easy country, will carry 2 sheep to the acre; no mortgage. Price £1 per acre. This is the cheapest country in Taranaki. A good speculation. T. I. Lamason, land agent. F. Lacey, land salesman. level, good quality, i iJull splendid buildings, 40 acres ploughed, £22 10s. Easy terms, J. B Richards. *

lENTOSI ENTOS— Edwards' “Lightning Toothache Cure.” Price Is. i 7ANTED KNOWN—When we say ▼ » we are nfl'ering a good thing, von can rely on our statement. C.B.A. Sale now on. Q/N ACRES, Freehold, North .A no* »land, all rich level, plough able land, no stumps; bouse, cowshed good position. J. U. liictj&rda.