fUSINEBB NOTICES. EKSSssaasssr «-«sAT£fe f lid Kr r ABSO "TUBE R®VER." i• 1 I AGI NT k 8T » AI,F© R». F. 0.8. WELLINGTON, .„. . ■.'■.'••»• ', ■ •,,-•:•■/.> ■■■ . .■■■■■■■ ■>• ■ JOHN BULL'S FINEST MOWER, "THE ALBION" ADE in Lancashire, of British Materials, by British Labor, • the No. 12 is the lightest draught and most perfect onehorse mower made. The same applies to the No. 9 two-horse mower. - Call or send for catalogue of Mowers, Rakes, Iron Age Implements. "Magny" Engines, etc., to, ;*lrtr«iMC^ JULIET STREET, STRATFORD. PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION FOR AMATEURS AND BEGINNERS. Ist prize, Vest Pocket Kodak valued £1 12s 6d. 2nd prize 15s or photographic goods to that value. ,3rd prize, 78 6d, or photographic goods to that value. FOR THREE SERIES OF PICTURES I Comprising ■' Comic, Scenic and Portraiture. I An entry may consist of three or 1 nore prints. Entries close on 7th of December, 1914. Prizes distributed on Xmas Eve at Nicholson's Pharmacy and Kodak House. Prints eay be any size, but not larger than >ialfplate. The following particulars to be written on back of each print:— Name and address of sender, Plate r Film used, Date exposed and time of 'day, Title (if any). , Each entry must be accompanied by the outside svraoiper or labels of plates, films, and papers bearing Nicholson's stamp or label. T. A. W, 'CHOLSON CHEMIST AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEAL E R, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. r ■■:•■• •■■■•■«- -- ..■■•■■ . ~-:< jy|^po Bi ? FT 'Y7 ~ l ' Tr^*^M^, ' '&»'''* The Music Mistress likes Amber Tips She knows the value of a steaming onp of delicious Amber Tips Tea v at eleven and four o'clock. The strain produced by incessant repetitions of "Czerney's" is dispelled fresh vitality is imparted, and instruction is more pleasant and thorough. Everybody's Favourite means quite as much to jou. lis full flavour and delicate aroma will cake irresistible appeal to the moat fastidious palate. A. blend of the ftneit teaa from Bunny Ceylon, it will no* trouble delloate digsrtiona ner will it Indus* "nerrea." * Tour (roewr Mils it—lots of itl Try a pound at 2/- to-day 1 Other ' 1 grades at 1/10 and vs. \ l ', ' * _—i-^-r mm kww: •\:.^*& ;>£ 1 ' '■* VI-''..iii. '. WHOLESALE A9ENYB, I3EW7ON KINS. BTRATPOBrI. WHAT EVERY CAMPER NEEDS! Start off the Summer with a Jaeger Sleeping Bag and a Jaeger All-Wool Travelling Cap. No kit is complete without these safeguards against damp and chill. Light and compact. Best You Can Buy J FOB YOUB HEALTH'S SAKE, WEAK UNDEBCLOTHING OF Light, silky-soft and porous, Jaeger will keep you active and fit. Doctors know the worth of Jaeger -mid wear it themselves. Jaeger Goods are "~" British made. ~, If your Dealer can't J, supply, write to the —"•*■* Dr. Jaeger M -dfefr^'WWholesale W&r- :: Depot :: ( •• - Wellington NOTE -JAEGER GOODS ARE BRITISH MADE. I*oo*l Agents: A. H, Herbert, Mullen aud Marshall, Broadway.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 295, 11 December 1914, Page 7
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454Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 295, 11 December 1914, Page 7
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