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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 21, 16 May 1914, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. BORTHWIOK ASV §ON« - * will Receive Pig* at the foU#V> ing Weigh ing Station*:— MAY— Toko, Monday—4, 18. Douglas, Monday—ll, 25. Stratford. Tuesday—s, 12, 19, 26. Tariki, Wednesday—6, 20. Midhirst, Wednesday—l 3, 27. Te Wera, as per arrangement. J. BtrTOHia, Swprv'gsatatifs. WOGDVXLLE BAUON 00» will receive pige as fellow*?— MAY— Stratford—4, 11, 18, 25. Toko—s Midhirst—6, 20. Inglewood—l2, 26. Tariki—l3, 27. J. YANDLE, Representative HE INGLEWOOD CO-OPERA . TIYE BACON-CURING CO., LTD., are Buyers of Prime Bacon Pigs from 1121 b to 1501 b, dead weight fmaiden sows or barrowE), from Shareholders only, and will receive &i follows: MAY— At the Factory every Wednesday. At the Factory every Wednesday Tariki—Monday, 4 and 18 Smart Road—Tuesday, 5 and 19 Waitara—Monday, 11 and 25 Midhirst—Tuesday, 12 and 26 Douglas—Tuesday, o and 19 Toko—Tuesday, 12 and 26. SWAN BRAND. •&*%!*•. i (Copyright.) ; DIMOCK AND CO., LTD., • will receive Prime Bacon Pigs at the following weighing station*:— RECEIVING DATEi. MAY— Midhirst—l, 18. Douglas—s. Stratford—6, 13, 20, 27. Toko—ll, 25. Tariki—l2, 26. Huiroa—l9. J. MARJU, Kepreieatfttfre. * HOW I MADE MY WBNDOWS PRETTY." " Peach's Beautiful Book toid me ail about it/' FnWftW.TB.l fat all Tells about .:'..':. Patent Hpjn Curtains. Quite New &' different. Ideal for Casements. ■ The greatest problem which confronted me when | . v.jt furiiishuu: my home, was how to dress the v. i.Hows m the most attractive fashion on an economical I must confess that I was co:i peip'exed, until I wrote to Peach's lor their book—"ldeal Home Decorations"—the greater portion of which is devoted to curtains and ilecoraiions. It contains 7iX) of the most charming (.ffsiitns, showing how the most unattractive window 1 ! could he made prettv and inviting. St i; the only book produced which tells of Peach's Special Patent Hems and Sunfast Fabrics. These in themselves are worth a volume Hi i' i'ifeii ! I'll ' i": ! ■•'' ii l: '!« Qi'description. HIU I was most impressed bv the it charming fdeas iv'.^i,.'il { Hi'Ub ,| for casement • f i'bv I-f-i/.' window decora&V '< \\ tion. These [J suggestions not -v" cn, i' embodied . '■ : ji.^';v::"^'V ; " , ."^i-iT 7: the actual size -t ■yc:\:": ' ■•_• t: _-.-•»; j* -:M and number of \ f --*' ,■•-.-•-• "• > — curtains required but it was possible to ljico j-ast how much each indow would cost, and then by reference i the boik one cculd easily see how the .ir.dow woulti look when finished. The Book also contains many varieties of rrthcr necessities, HOUSEHOLD LIKENS, UNDERWEAR, CLOTHING, LADIES' BLOUSES, LACES, etc. Taj illustrations were superb. Nowhere is it C33i!)le to outain curtains of such exquisite taste. . p,.:m fact iiLo to the iit casual observer .s the astonishingly t uderate prices of the i reductions from this mous loom. each'a Loom Prices 2S° o CHEAPER. ! Here were: beautiful :signs of curtains, e signs exclusive to lessrs. Samuel Peach ; ci Sons, tiie actual takers, which were, at ■■• -t -"> per cent, cheaper | ..::; one usually pavs SL r the most ordinary Delightful styles are ■n.-.his. yet, they were r s ; 1n; ,.„ ,„ /;,", hnob. titty.' Tlrs is ""imply because Peach's are the ii.l ina!<-••; supplying direct to the users and e 50 ve.irs' reputation. .'! in the coupon below, or send postcard foe copy-oi this magnificent book. \ou will neve se to arln ; :e its contents. Write now. Get the i's'MH" !> r..',i '■ Ideal Home Decoratio— ' by "ii •: I'FACH & SONS, (Dept 601 f, .■: LOOMS. NOTTINGHAM, England. FREE coupon '-If •• s. Pi x'H .S; sons,(Dept. 6CI j :"",- , "_, .Nottingham, England, - :: ' '-'- -~isi\ Curtui:: Guide as per your offer. m ALL ITS BRANGHEf ''Stestfcrd i«Bnini