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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 63, 14 November 1913, Page 1

WANTEDS. milE STRIKE.— The Merchants * have notitied a rise in thep rice ot merchandise during the Strike, hue! householders will still he aide to pur-1 chase their groceries at our usual lowj cash prices. Strike for the store that serves you best.— Auckland Cash Market Company. / \ER Tables are elegant and serviceahle. Look artistic, because they are correctly made. Wear long because we use the best materials in construction at Brocklebank’s. ACRES (Waikato). —GO Acres been ploughed. Price £9 IDs per acre. £250 cash, balance 5 per cent. Good house of G rooms. W. W. Hodge, land agent, Stratford. —Equity in a Firstc.]ass p arm j n Hamilton District. Owner will exchange for Taranaki property. Write at once for particulars to W. W. Hodge, Land Agent, Stratford. PVOMINION SPADES at 6s 6d, must

be seen to be appreciated. Lalies’ border forks from 2s 6d; band forks 9d and Is, trowels from 6d, a strong wrought rake and handle 2s. Bellringer’s. T A TEST in Sponge Cloths for dresses; Colors, grey, brown, saxe, cream, navy—ls 4d yard. Also double width Is 9d yard, at JR. 1). Lowers’, opposite Post Office, Stratford. Is in pound discount for cash'. Star Brand Cement, New Zealand manufacture; equal to any in the world. Get a quotation from Bellringer’s, sole agents. "V\7 ANTED KN OWN-—I uteres ti ug purchase at big discounts:— Irish Manufacturers’ Sample of Lily M bite Tray and Afternoon Tea Cloths, etc. Cash only. Prices Is, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is lid, etc. JL H. White and Co.

EW GOODS—Comprising Embroideries, Washing Trimmings, Laces and Insertions, Veiling, Hosiery and Gloves are now to hand. A. Spence, Stratford. HE loveliest lot of Children’s Bonnets and Hats. All so dainty, and prices so low. Variety so great that everyone can be suited. Everything else in the way of clothing that Baby may want may be had at Mrs McCallum’s, Broadway, Stratford. T EG ROPES—Best Manilla 9d per -*-* Hb; can brushes, bass and union fibre Is each, bass brooms from 2s each, cash prices at Bellringer’s. ‘O'EALO—Edwards’ Antiseptic Oint ment Cures Cuts, Sores, ano Skin Diseases; good for Eczema. Price EEP CLEAN—Good Soaps at cheap money, at Edwards’. NE Bottle of Edwards’ Toning-ny Tonio will do more good than > library of health books. ([II I ACRES, Freenoia, iNortn Aaco. land, all rich, level, piongt able land, no Btumpg; bouse, cowshei rr.r./H * lJ Rioh«r/*4 T B. RICHARDS (recently wu. *" • Mr Newton King), 1* Ij. ** , ceptionally good poiiiioa U dir<u clients toward* sound and growing ». vestments North of Auckland, and it required would personally aooompa.i them. Make inquiries. 11l Gd.

/""I OOD House, and 8J Acres, b»» AA part of Stratford, good ft*jw»o. £77.6. Xaij terms. J„ B. 3tich«irW. /"''f OOD quality and style in furniture and furnishings at uniform rates have always been a feature of our store. Therefore your smallest order receives faithful and efficient attention at Brocklebauk’s. T MRS McCALLUM’S you will find all the latest novelties in Hat Trimmings. Flowers in I rge assortment, Fruit Sprays of newest design, and Feathers of every description. These beautiful goods mast btseon to be appreciated. Call next time you are passing. T")UY our Furniture for three thingt -AA —Comfort, Beauty, and Service Our goods possess that happy style We save you money, and give you bet ter quality at Brocklebank’s. A CHIMNEY Sweep is not reqnir -UA. ed if you use an “Imp” Soo’ Destroyer, no dust! no dirt! Be*’ thing over invented. Try one. The Tara naki Hardware Co. ‘‘The Store tha l serves you best.” A FINE LOT of New Models and Ready-to-Wear Hats in all the Latest Shapes, and in all the Fashionable Colors. Prices to suit everybody. Also a dainty lot of underclothing, at Mrs McCallum’s, Broadway, Stratford. D WARDS’ Corn Cure “Killaoorn’ A The “Corn-curing Hero.” Pric* Is. SEEDS! SEEDS!! Sole Agent for Gibbons’ Famous Seeds A FTER many years’ experience -UV. with Seeds, I can recomment them with confidence. Cabbage am Pot Plants in any quantity. DAVE GRAHAM FRUITERER, STRATFORD.