Page 8 Advertisements Column 4

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 19, 23 January 1915, Page 8

LONDON’S LARGEST STORE CHOOSES THE "OVERLAND.” | When war broke out practically all Vehicles and horses in use throughout Great Britain were confiscated by the military authorities, and merchants were left without adequate delivery facilities. Harrod’s, Ltd., the largest department store in London, immediately started tests of all available motor cars for the purpose of replacing those commandeered by the Government. These efficiency and econoiny trials proved that the OVERLAND was best suited to the company’s erquirements. Twelve cars were purchased, and, after a month’s practical experience, Messrs Harrod’s ordered nine more Overlands, also a Willys-Utility truck. Test the Overland yourself. Got free illustrated booklet. Chief agents for North Is. land: A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wanganui. Local agent. W. Mudford.

Mean’s Essence For making good cough mixture at home, was needed by the people. It is used by thousands, and appreciated wherever used. Be sure you get Heart’s, original and genuine. 9

GREAT SALVAGE BALE OF jewellers h STOCK, IN my new Temporary Premises opposite the County Hostel, Broadway, I am offering to the public of Stratford, 3s discount : n the £ off Jewellery which was saved in the safe and is undamaged. J. Ev STONE. "DOMINION STABLES." BEGAN STREET, Stratford. Opoosite W. M. Bayly and Co.’*. PLENTY of Accommodation. All Stands 6d. Shoeing done on the premises. M. WORTHINGTON and Co. ST. MARY’S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, STRATFORD. Boarding School for Girls and Day School for Girls and junior Boys. Head Mistress: Miss M. E. Allman Marchant, M.A. The school term begins on the second Wenesday in February. Prospectus on application 1 o the secretary, Mr A. D. Stanley, Box 93, Stratford.