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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 41, 11 June 1914, Page 6

TO.JBUSHFELLERS. ■£*• felling 500 to 700 acres bush in the Awiikino County. Applicants to apply {o Mil R. HOWARDS, Nukuhakare,

NEWTON KING, New Plymouth. STBATFOBD COUNTY COUNCIL. TOLL-GATE. SOUTH HIDING. A MEETING, to consider the question of establishing a Toll-gate on the Mountain Bdad South, jvill be held at the Ngaere Hall, on Monday, Juno 15th, 1911, at 2 p.m. WANTED TO BENT Small Shop in Broadway. Central position preferred. Apply "G.F.," this office. Eggs wanted. Best price given. Richardson, Auckland Cash Market. LAMASON has just landed L • some very fine : furniture and bedding; really good. 7 ANTED KNOWN—At Lamason's Mart, Saturday, 10 tons table potatoes, 5 of onions, and a large quantity of Barbery plants', for sale. TjlOll SALE—Nearly new English Piano by Green and Co., London. Also good Violin. Owner leaving. Address' this office. -*-* seen in Stratford). English Setter dog, two teeth missing; reward on returing. to Cuff, butcher, Stratford. . j•, ■. ;..

RCH EAWLES-See Windows for 1 tempting display of Ladies' and Children's wear. Bigger bargains than .LOUSE LENGTHS—Just what you want for the cold weather. Pretty, stylish, warm, and cheap, Is 3d, Is 9d, Is lid, 2s 3d, 2 S 6d the length. Arch Eawles. "EN'S Underwear Bargains—Sing. ■ lets Is, Is 6d, Is lid up, Underpants Is lid, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s lid up. All-wool under flannels 3s 3d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d. Arch Eawles, draper and clothier. . „„„ i , w „ iU •*-" silk' shirts and cream and strip, ed radidntas, French 1 flannels, flannelette blouses from Is lid. Arch Eawles. t JOB Line of Whit© and Striped u Flannelettes; also, dressing Jacket and Blousfng material to clear at (kF a yard j tvorih double Don't miss this. Arch Eawles. T ABIES' Burbcry C6iits, 21s, Tweed "f~* Coats from 9s lid, Costumes, wonderful value from 15s lid, Maids' smart, costumes and' coats, all cheap. Arch Eawles. j busy with alterations. Herbert's. are preparing for big sbop warming. We're slashing prices about to warm your heart now. NIPS for men—Flannel under--1 shirts Is lid, heavy knit wool sox lid, great big warm rugs 7s lid, 9s lid. Herbert's pusliJout sale.

WONDERFUL t Embroidery Bargain yard, , lovely work; Camisole widths 6di real Swiss work 6d. Herbert's push-out sale. BOYS' and Girls' all-wool jerseys Is lid; wonderful line 2s lid navy, real smart bloomer, jersey and cap sets. Herbert's have bargain priced. ~.;/.'•'. {■■» i REMEMBER, Herbert's push-out • price for big double-bed down quilts, lovely patterns, 14s lid .with frill 19s lid, 21s. ICIAL bargain display in Herbert's window: Ladies' underclothing, nights, woven 4 S 6d, flannelette 3s lid, calico 2s lid, knickers is lid, chemises 2s lid. These all are bargain priced. CIHILD'S beaver coats cream 3s 1 lid, Teddy Bear coats 7s lid, very smart maid's tweed coats 5s lid. Herbert's push-out prices. PORT skirts, newest of correct * wear, black or navy serge 15s lid, in tweed 19s lid. These are Herbert's special smart values. y~J less than it costs to make' a dress. These are worth 655. Herbert's are splashing them 9s lid, 14s lid. ON'T get wet! Don't get cold! Both cost you money. Herbert's coats that are smart' will save you suffering for ,9s lid, 14s lid, 17s lid. "ERBERT'S are desperate. They- . 've tons of goods that must be shifted. If not sold, we're going to shift them with quick-selling prices. AINCOATS that keep out the > wet,, that keep in the warmth, that are smart, too, 14s lid, 22s 6d. These prices will make you laugh at the weather. VERY smart dress tweeds 2s lid, 4s lid, 7s lid, a full dress length. These are new goods, not old shop-worn. Herbert's don't have shop-worn goods. J- have splendid lot of knitting wools that wear, keep their color, that knit up easy. 'OVEN bodices, long sleeves is lid, woven vests 2s 6d, woven corns 2s lid. Anything woven, everything woven. Herbert's first, only, always. » NOW, listen! At Herbert's push•ut sal* all w«al knitted •inflate Is, the lowest price fer long while you've known.