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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 71, 15 July 1914, Page 6

PUBLIC NOTICES. A UNIQUE AND USEFUL NOVELTY FOR LADIES. THE WRISTLET CROCHET BALL HOLDER, ELECTRO-PLATE BANCLE AND SWIVEL. No more hunting all over for the Crochet Ball I SELLING BY HUNDREDS. ONLY 13 6d. CALL AT CASH TRADER. SUBS. TANTI. IN CONSTRUCTION AND TASTEFUL IN DESIGN. HAVE you yet seen our extensive range of Bedroom Suites and bedsteads ? YOU will certainly be delighted with our present showing. WE specialise in this section, and every piece we sell is a masterpiece of sound construction and is tasteful in design. WE see to it that every piece of furniture we stock is made by expert craftsmen from thoroughly well seasoned wood. OUR aim is to do more than merely sell furniture to those who come to buy. We are out to have every customer a satisfied customer at any cost. We are eager to make a good friend of every one who buys from us. A Visit now will be time well spent. W. and E. BRaOKLEBANK, Artistic Furnishers, BROADWAY, Stratford. f" OST or Stolen,* from Whangamu- ' mona, on July Ist, 1914, One Black Cocker Spaniel Bitch Pup; seven months, old. Anyone detaining same after this date will be prosecuted. Finder apply to County Ranger, Stratford.

f ANTED—A Young Man, for T '*" Farm Work. Apply, W. Richards, Cardiff. [MART Youth for general work wanted. Apply Cramer, Baker, Regan Street. JANTED, by Respectable Married Man, to lease a few acres, sufficient to carry 12 cows; also two or three-roomed house and other buildings. Apply "Settler," this office. "NTELLIGENT LAD wanted to learn Cabinet Making. Apply, Carlill, Egmont Art Furnisher. RANTED—General Farm Hand, machine milking. Apply this IWO ROOMS TO LET—Suitable •*• for Storeroom or Dresmaker;' rent 5s 6d. Apply Bert Burgess, Boot Repairer, opposite Picture Theatre. "ARRIED Man wants jobbing, - garden, or other work. Apply this office. rpHEY'VE got going at Robinson's. J- Bad weather? Never mind; those who know the genuineness of Robinson's sales will brave a wet day to. be there! ESULTS—They had a good day ' on Saturday; nobody turned away, but some had to wait their turn—thanks for your patience! OBIXSON'S Skirt Bargains—All -t; new, arrived late by a tramp steamer. 14 latest shape tweeds, button trimmed; groat property for os lid, marvels of cheapness for 3s lid. iHEBA'-S Queen said: "The half was never told." We can't tell you a quarter of the good things we have to offer—yon come and see. Herringbone tweed skirts for Is Gd. KTRTS again! 20 new grey KJ nal tweeds Gs 3d for Is" lid, 8s Gd for (is yd; no wool left on sheep's hack here. 12 Donegal tweeds Gs 0d for os 3d; 10s Gd for C.s lid; Us Gd for 8s 3d. Robinson's, every time. OPENED Saturday—3o Ladies' velvet Toques and Hats, some furtrimmed. Warehouse costs were 8s Gd to 12s Gd; you'll buy for Is lid, 2sj lid, 3s lid. Isn't it marvellous Rob-! I&EADY MONEY does it! They k) can't resist it: Ladies' and | maids' untrinimed felts Is lid and 2s I Gel, were 5s Gd to 7s Gd; choice vol-] ours 4s lid and 5s lid; mounts and) lancer plumes to trim Id, Gd, Bd, lOd, Is, etc., Robinson's. TK7ATCH our next for special offer-J VV ing of Ladies' Costumes. Love-i ly poods opened to-day. Prices ridiculously cheap. If you let these slip, you will be sorry "for the term of yourjj natural life." Robinson's. i!