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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 42, 20 February 1915, Page 6

THE PATRONISING PUBLIC OF BTRATFORO CAN PURCHASE PRESENTS FOR ALL SEASONS OF THE YEAR AT C. E. JAMES BROADWAY i U B 8 I A Nil AL IN CONSTRUCTION AN 0 TASTEFy C IN DESIGN. . _ . ;ji >i f HAVI yon yoi #nnra our ’ tensive range of Bod room Suites and bedsteads? YOU will certainly bo delight*! with our’ present showing.

WE' specialise in this *®otloa, and every piece we sell is a matt‘erpieoe of sound construction and is tasteful in deaiga. 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 ©very customer a satisfied customer at 4,W 'cost. _W« are ; to mikd a. good /Head of I every due wfto buys from as. d visit new will he time taoil spaa!. .r‘*r< r. 1 ti* * ‘- /. ' •* *- ; 5 W. and S. BROGKLEBAfU, Artistic BROADWAY, Stratford NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NEK PLYMOUTH AUTUMN A. AND P. SHOW. ON 21 tli February, , tlio usual 4.25 p.m l . train will be delayed to leave New Plymouth 6.1 p.m. for Wait;lra, WhangamomoihT 'and 'Hawera. , The usual 7 p.m. train will he delayed to leave Stratford 8.20 p.m, for Whangamoniona. On 25th February passenger train will leave Hawera 7.25 a.in., Stratford 8.53 a.in., arriving New Plymouth 10.45 a.m. ; ' Special train leaves Now Plymouth 5.30 p.m., arriving Stratford 7.35 p.m. Special train- leaves New Plymouth at 6.1 p.m, for Whangamomona and, Hawera. The usual timetable will be suspended on Toko Branch. Passenger trains leave Whangamoinoua 5.45 a.m. and .11.40 a.m., Te Wera 6.40 a.m. and 12.35 p.m., arriving Stratford 8.25 a.m. and 2.20 p.m. A train will leave Stratford at 8.20 p.m. for ‘Whangamomona, after connecting with trains from Now Plympnth. Holiday Excursion tickets available for return until Ist March will he issued to New Plymouth on 21th February and by morning trains on 25th February from Hawera, Whangaraomona and intermediate stations. These Excursion tickets will not be available bv Mail trains, BY ORDER.

THE CENTRAL CO-OP STORE CO. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. . TITHE Ronus on Purchases for the -*• year ending August 31st, 1914, is now payable. Shareholders are requested to call and collect same. Win. MACDONALD, Manager. ! C CLOSING days of Rawles’ Sale.' J 1 lie Rargaitis are bigger than ever. Come for the pick before the Sale ends. A LL MILLINERY absolutely must x 3L' ■ go. We wane room tor new season’s goods alicady arriving. Models and Trimmed Ha's 1- lid and 2*. lid. Lovely new stylish hilts practically given away. See windows.— Rawles’ Sale. PiIQUE and Embroidery Dresses. A few only left to clear at 5s ILL Smart Costumes for Autumn wear.at half price.—Rawles’ Sale. e’re making very Special Prices for some very useful ends. Don’t mLs them Rawles’ Sale. MEN’S and, Roys. Clothing. The last few. days of Sale are a splendid chance to obtain some choice bargains in all Tines. Suits, Trousers, Hats. Caps. Sox, Ties,, and Underclothing id! reduced.—Rawles’ Sale. WANTED —A youth to learn trade, one with a little experience preferred. Apply lI.IL, New Zealand Clothing Factory. WANTED— Roys’ for Moulding and Fitting Shops. Apply sharp at Stratford Foundry. 7 ANTED situation as woman ’ ’ cook in Hotel. Apply this office for particulars. SPECIAL cut fruit jars. Half galLn M!n ■ ■ ft; dozen, quart 5s dozen. Drake, Grocer. •