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W&mJmw^. JAINTING and PAPERHANGING. First-class workmanship, with best British materials. BatisU.cii.on guaranteed. Special prices daring the war. Beilringer Broa., L*dL \J »ud Doses rt Kmives, ' Dessert Forks, Tea and Dessert Spoons, 86 pieos*. £sb th«* parcel. Every piece guaranteed. Beii.-iDf® r Bros., Ltd. "IyTEAT SAFES.—Sampson Folding -*■*-■■ Meat Safe, r*ry strong and durable, 14in. 14s, 16in. 17a, 20in. 22a eaeh. Bellringer Bros., Ltd. R~l 2s, hay rikes, scythes, a*s handles BeDringers', 'ANTED TO LEASE, with view u to purchase, dairy farm, 30 t* 50 acres. Particulars to "E»" Evening Post. ¥^|f ANTED KNOWN—We have » » fine selected stock of ail Beekeepers' requisites just to hand: Foundation comb, hires, etc. McMillan and Fredric, Broadway, Stratford. AT EN'S'Bush Shirts in blue and IvJL khaki, were ss, now 3s lid. Fashion Shirts were 8s 6d, 9s 6d, now 2s lid. Boys' wool underwear knickers to clear at 29 lid, at H.B. New Zealand Clothing Factory. OERGEE'S PAINT—Best for" be* 13 hives, and all outside work. In gallons and half-gallons at Be { er Bros., Ltd., <icl<; agents. 5: s*K.'i' Ker- i! '- r '?a.7 flfOß© m ;■"•'*»' nwa JO home with one of our debbler's Outfits: Will aave rou mos*j 6e4t coasisl of three fa-si-s h*mjijiir, keu r «, iiaiia and protectors, *pri|ji, i«»*b©r and solution, etc. Prices 4e $d and 8s 8d set. .si Th® Tarajxaki Kardwait Co.. Broadway. LATEST Autumn Millinery to hand direct from the best Millinery Manufacturers, at Mr R. D. Lowers', opposite Post Office, Stratford. "O ÜBBER Goods ahead jwfc JLlf BOW fit Edw*r4u\ BOYS' Washing Varsity Suits, were Ss 6d and 9s 6d, ,now 3s Ud, Boys' Norfolk Suits, were 'l9s 6d, 23s (id, now 15s. Tunic Suits to clear at 3s lid, at H.B. New Zealand Clothing Factory. v HfIHE Onemioft! Dsott Mop is tho lat* -3. _ est and best houwbold labor* saver, requires no ©{fort to bs«; absorbs the uumS, and polishee your linoleums, wood nork, ftpd eyouldingß in a wonderful k&j. Mops with pat* *nt handle 3s 6d each; Dustlese Dusters Is 6d each, Broom Covers Is fld, *at The Taranr.ki Hard wort £te. Call and inspect, riIHE very newest developments .in -*- Ladies' Headwear, in soft crown Velvets, Felts and Velours, in all the latest shapes and shades at Mr It. D. Lewers', opposite Post Office, Stratford. Is in £ Discount for Cash. OBUSHWARI reduced a.% Edsraß-ca* JO during Sak. . 0[7 ANTED KNOWN Job Prwttßg V¥ in al] its branches, at !cw»a* ■arrant r»t*&, at the "Gtrttfarsi JSris* -,,, Post" Teh Frimtinf P^nw. \K J ANTED— All bathers to know, t » We have a good stock of men's, women's and children's bathing suits. Cash only. ' White's Corner, StratI'oid. raTHEN y©w Uuxk §r*&, WW mHE newest in Feather Mounts, JL Velvet Flowers, Feather Ruches, Ribbons and Trimmings for Millinery, at Mr JR. D. Lewers', opposite Post Office, Stratford. Is in the £ Discount for Cash. "EN'S Straw Boaters to clear at . Is and 2s 6d, men's tweed hats were Gs Gd, 7s Gd, to go at 4s 6d. Children's straws Avere 3s lid to 5s Gd, now Is 6d, at H.B. New Zealand Clothing Factory. """"OUR Medicint is ri§ht vkm tj -3- pomwt ?wj» <s S^ws,rdi»' r * T ADIES' and Children's Hats and JLi Bonnets. Drastic reductions will ensure- a quick sale. A lot *of sample underclothing, children's frocks and overalls from Is Ud up. at Mrs McCallum's Great Summer Sale. "W IQUTD Veneer makes o$J titfuga new. For pianos, furniture, wood work and motor oars. Dust over your furniture with a pi-'we of cloth moistened with it, and the effect will surprise yon; ran»o»#« scratches And stains in a wonderful way. Only Is 9d a bottle at The Taranaki Hardware CJo., the Start that serves you best. "VfES McCALLUM's Great Sum- | JjJL mer Sale startling reductions: j Ladies' dresses in linen, muslin, ere. I pons, voile, and sponge cloth; very I smart. A lot of sample blouses to be i sold at less than wholesale cost. U c ryuj .FiT-nr un a * anwhpjv*-* We kvre built our repvtfti 1 tioD cs {su»Htjr—"fiei wards' t*"- •>«*> i Hi.'i

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 58, 11 March 1915, Page 1

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673

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 58, 11 March 1915, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 58, 11 March 1915, Page 1

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