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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 50, 30 October 1913, Page 5

"NOTES AND MEMORANDA. Robinson and Sons stock Warner's Rust-proof Corsets and guarantee every pair to wear well add not rust, break ~r tear. Models for all figures. Hannah's boot people have just the things in ladies' footwear, and have also everything in the way of sports' wants. For children's hacking cough at night Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is Rd. 9a «d. * Working bullock wanted. We have ]ust opened up a nice range of cream separators, selected from the best makers, and can guarantee every machine. A separator will pay for its cost in one season, from the extra amount ot butter vou can make by using it ins\oad of h« mit-of-dats pan «kimtnine. McMfl'•»n find Fr«drS«. Mr Xewton King's Stratford springing heifer sale,, on Tuesday. Entries >lse\vhere. , 4 Mr T. I. Lamason will sell a quantity of furniture at his mart on Saturday. For Influenza take Woods' Graat Peppermint Cure. Never fails. Is 6d, 2s 6d. x Mr T. T. Lamason is stocking reliable seeds and Keinpthorne Prosser fertilizers. For chronic chest complaints, Woods Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d, 2s

MUSIC MADE EASY. If you are intending to get a piano, :hink! The popularity of the Broadwood increases all the time. People 1-liu purchase a Broad wood become its chnmpions, and are never dissatisfied. Why? The Broachvood is faithfully made in every detail. It not only has a superb and brilliant tone, but it also; wears wonderfullv well. THE BROADWOOD PLAYER PIANOS. The Broadwood player-mechanism interferes in no way with the use of the instrument as a Pianoforte. Tt means that every member of a household—however skilled in imisic, or however ignorant, can get direct, active, personal enjoyment from this piano. The Broadwood Player Pianos are British throughout, all made in one factory, all fitted with aluminium tubing (which is imperishable), instead of rubber. OUR SYSTEM: TERMS TO SUIT ANY PURCHASER. THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY, LTD., WELLINGTON. Fall particulars from our Local Representative—G. W. Mills, stationer, Broadway (late Cargill's),