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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 286, 1 December 1914, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. XMAS IS COMING. JUST LANDED: Xmas Cards, Handbags, Glassware, Electro PlatOj and Copper ware. Our Prices are right. THE HOME OF TOYS. Walk in and See for Yourself. ALP. MOON. EMPORIUM, BROADWAY. STRATFORD MOUNTAIN HOUSE. 1914-15 Season Now ppen. Everything this Season will be BETER THAN’ ever. Mouse under Sami Management. Improvements made aii round, and it will be the popular holiday resort. DON’T FORGET—*re only 9 Miles from Stratfn-d Station, The House is SOOO feet above sea lerel. The roads arc better than ever. We are connected by telephone. Wo have finst-class accommodation and catering for those who wish to reside here a week or more. Also host accommodation and conveniences for those coming for the day only. Detached. Cottage overhauled and made to accommodate more visitors. We have had printed, special circulars containing full information re tariff, etc., and details of specialities connected with the House. Send your address, and have these mailed to you. Local Agents (who wdl give you full information)! C. E. JAMES, Fancy Goods Shop, T KIRKWOOD, County Hotel. H. WILLIAMS, Manager. J. E.FOSD. BOOTMAKER AND REPAIRER. BROADWAY SOUTH (Over the Bridge). iN thanking you for past favors, '■ begs to remind you of the coming rain, and suggests your taking those boots you need repairing to him without delay.

Quality and workmanship guaranteed. J. H. FORD, BOOTMAKER, AND REPAIRER. W. A. SCOTT, CLANDON BOARDING HOUSE, 1 FITZROY, NEW PLYMOUTH. EVERY Accommodation; quite close to the sea. Terms on application. • / Co to WITT’S for — Bridles, Stock Whips, Ladies’ Whips, Saddle Girths, Leggings, Tennis Racquets, etc. I. R. W*TT b (Opposite LaKmsws’fiX BROADWAY. THE ECMOHT STABLES. (Next Bernard’s Theatre). CLEM SMITH, Cah Proprietor, haring taken over these lofty and roomy Stables, will be glad to see old and new friends. Feeds and Stands Plenty of Accommodation. ALL STANDS' 6d. Pair-horse Cab meets all trains. 1914 PLANT!IHQ SEASON 1941 J. REVELL; ELI HAM NURSERIES. HAS for aalo Fruit Tr«ws of all the Leading Kinds, Shelter Trees, Ornamental and flowering Shrubs, Ornamental Hedging in great variety, Boxthorn and Barberry of which we are th« largest growers in the Dominion, All orders promptly attended to. INSPECTION INVITSDi Frio* List on Application. Ltrga Disauunt ter Cart, Taoite 87, Elthara. Filters.—Complaints are very often I heard about our drinking water; this 3 is simply because it has not been * filtered. * We have just lauded some 3 very fine “Cheavin” filters from II England, and if one of these was iri- * trocluced to every home, there would be no further need to complain. McMillan and Fredric, Broadway, Stratford.