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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 81, 9 August 1913, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. ARRIVED ARRIVED. AT LAST, THE LOXG LOOKED FOR TOURIST GO-CARTS. (,}?i /A *# $ ■ \qg? AS we have advice of a further - Shipment of these cars arriving in two or three weeks, this lot will be sold at the old price. Get in early and save the 10 per cent, rise. Sutton’s Famous Seeds are also to hand. /TiENTRAL CO-OP. STORE COMPANY.

LADIES’ WINTER COSTUMES With a Finish t 6 them. Made of the now popular Tweed, by an Expert Cutter, who makes it his business to please you; who takes pains from measurement to the delivery of the finished Costume. Style and Material this winter are sensible—simply the master hand to complete. Have you seen the new Tweeds? Ladies’ Cutter.—C, Y. WALLACE. (Late Veitch and Allan, Wellington) D. BUTCHART, LADIES’ TAILOR :: BROADWAY. L n\ Hi LADIES! The Latest Novel. HERE IT IS o,i Id WE are always on the spot with the latest, and we do try, and generally succeed, in keeping up-to-date. i JUST IN:— “The Amateur Gentleman,” , Jeffrey Farnol. “The White Shield,” Myrtle Reed. “The Contrast,” Elinor Glyn. “The Heart of the Hills,” John Fox, Jr. “The Outlaw,” David Hennessey. H. J. HOPKINS BOOKSELLER, Eto., STRATFORD.

YOUR VEGETABLE i SEEDS. WE presume you keep a garden. All sensible people do. It’s the only way to get the very tenderest and sweetest vegetables —to pick them straight out of the ground. DUR SEEDS, ARE the very freshest and best selected that money can buy. Any one of tho hundreds of our satisfied customers will be pleased to tell you tho splendid results they have had. Take their advice and order this season’s supply from Seeds in Bulk or Packets.

R. 0. ANDERSON. HARDWARE DEALER, STRATFORD. FOR RASHER BACON OF Highest Quality obtainable in Taranaki. Cut by machine, ia any thickness, to suit your requirements. TRY ALGER’S FEDERAL STORE. BROADWAY SOFTTI.