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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 5, 6 September 1913, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. JUST A SNIP OR TWO FROM GIRLS' CHECK FELT SLIPPERS WOMEN'S COLORED SUED9E SHOES 17 6 I GLACE SHOES, Velvet Tops 16 6 1! PATENT GOLOSH BOOTS, Grey Leg ... 23 6 1' GLACE DERBY BOOTS 19 6 II , PATENT DERBY SHOES 17 6 1! PATENT LANGTRY SHOES 18 6 1! PATENT 1 BAR SHOES 16 6 II TAN 1 BAR SHOES 7 6 HUNDREDS MORE. NOT SPACE ENOUGH TO TELL YOU ABOUT THEM. BOOT BARGAIN SALE FOR THE NEXT MONTH.

~ r_ \\ Direct from liiMlifi kiHfil rrt ;,HILT our Catalogue, full of new ideas, showing ill Picture ordinary or modern windows. All kinds of CURTAINS .CURTAINS MADRAS MUSLINS, CASEMENT CURTAINS, at Loom Prices. Almi HOI .-■)■.." >U> TIN FN LADIFS' and GENTS UNDERWEAR, HOOTS and SHOES, CObllMnb, ' ' ' GENT'S CLOTHING and FURNITURE. '* 5 4 I-ARGIBFREE J CATAI/OGUB OF TAIM« TABLE LINEN PARCEL 4ft/A lABLL UNfcN PAKiifcL 9f|/& »»' Duty and Post Paid. «"«»/ W Du.. . . 1 Heavy Double Damask Ai l Linen Table Contains 6 pans ■ Cloth, clioice design, size about 2by 2Jyds beaut-.ftil Curtains i 6 Linen Serviettes to match Cl6fK,24ins.sq. nanirly:— ! Durable White Irish Damask Table 4 pairs All snme RiCH Old LACE Cloth, Ribf.on Stripe Design, size 1 f,'yds.sq Dfi: iosj Syds. lour, ..,oms. «ioe. 1 Cotton Damask Table Cloth, GOins. sq. 2 pairs Good Quality Exquisite 1 Kitchen ladle Cloth, Half Bleached, Ewmre D r sioN mos succe,ssful 62ins. sq. . . Et )' !f ' : ' 3* vds - ]««& 60 :''!% 1 Irish Embroidered Tea CtOTH.s2ins.sq. : Either parcel delivered FKfcfc I Etaß. Tray Cloth. 1 Emb. Table Centre j at above prices. . AH J? ?o.' ready hemd.Marvellous value. Grc&testßarjJamseyer ottered Be sure write now for Catalogue, POST FSEE. S.P»feACHI & SONS.Box ep, lbs Looms, Mottingh«.ni» England.

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Cattle with Health Mean Greater Wealth It pays, nowadays, to look after the health of your Herd. A valuable animal is often lost just for lack of proper treatment at the critical time. To attempt to "doctor" the Cow or the Horse in the past was at best but an experiment. has changed all this. It is positively &£'tf&y> i ' ;: <<-f;'J J ?£> $ the medicine for all Farm Stock. Ww b "Vcni" is an oil preparation which Soothes, Cures and Meals. |fi It is a proved remedy both for outvard sore;i and internal complaints. m SI a bottle of Storekeepers and Dairy /" ten doses, from The Farmers' Medi icine Co., Ltd., Wellington