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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 76, 4 August 1913, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. OUR CASH PRICES towess. CALL AT Til QEMTRAL CO-OP. SSTS?IE r for quotation!., JUST LANDED FROM. THE POTTEEJES, 4 Tanks, 2 Barrais DINNERWARE, TEA WAKE. GLASSWARE. Ca«ta Prioaa fer On* Manta at Cast.

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WELSBACK j That’jß all you need know about

THE Lamp, like the famous Mantle, baa become not cuiy a household word, buc a household necessity. Tift® Wfcisbatk Eieoifio Metallic Filament Lamps will not blacken and thus dim the light. The Welshaok means BETTER LIGHT, LOGGER LIFE, LESSER COST. GET THEM EHUM R. B. ANDERSON. HARDWARE DEALER, STRATFORD. FOR RASHER BACOR OF Highest Quality obtainable in Taranaki. Cut by machine, in any thickness, to suit your requirements. TRY A LG EE’S FEDERAL STORE. BROADWAY SOUTH,