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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 73, 29 March 1915, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICE* .AT I '' /’J ■ ■ I >■ : vSv These A*EASTER! going Where? WEARING Two questions those which it behoves every woman to consider owiat once! Easter is only a matter of days and the proper eniaymeut of your . outmg- depends upon your being correctly clad. Petone Costumes at MOREY’S quickly dispense with the dress problem. ¥k > ■ .< tbev are ready-to-put-on and certainly nothing in the way of fit could be .fished tor. Ihj colours include Black and i a Y and there are mixed weeds. Now, in addition to the sterling style represented in . these Goftuihes, of paramount import is' their Petone origin. Petone Tweeds have an enviable reputation light throughout the Bominion for downright wear and smart patterning. We strongly urge you to visit u» and select your Easter Costume, from this showing- Bays aj’e passing- apace—Can you come now ? Secure our 5 pc* cent. Discount by. ln the £ MOREY AND Stratford aviel mw Plymouth.

' - i' M me .ail* }o» ion*: **■ #«rri n-nt-, «->t w^aii '-■£ V. ■ -< asaa «> ’■ rt»j-lA'l+ Ui.V’Nfc. '1 Ml»k / • y . . “XTOW’S the patient this moaning? Progress■H iag, favourably—thanks to, opr good doctor, be has had long experience in such cases, >nd we have grefliiaith iO)Sro.” ( j _ , gjgg Ah yes, how much depends upoqn the doctor s experience and skill— but how abput the dispensing of the Medicine the doctor; orders? x • ***** '** *. >?;. y.t*/ 1 Hdw vitally impQrtankare the quality, freshness and strength of the drt*gß from which it is coiUPPUnded —tfie accuracy with which it rs dispensed! , • You can place full reliance on all these details being right if you baye your prescription dispensed oy F. EDWARDS. CHEMIST, *>*««»* : n STRATFORD. iWirv

FARMS FOR SALE & LEASE j*. • • ' ' ; ■’ • 101 ACHES, on good road, 92 acres i n grass, 4 balance in shelter bush, nil ploughable, well subdivided, 5i acres in crops, House of 4 rooms, • cowshed and other outbuidings, 4* miles from railway, 1J miles from creamery and school. Price £ls per acre including 20 cows, 1 bull, 4 in calf heifers, 4 calves, 2 horses, one cart, separator, plough, and narrows sundry implements, 2'*tacks'of hay and 16f oats. We ask ,oi4y £250-Cash. Wo can arrange the balance for you, and you will have an income straight away. 217 Ad RES, all in grass save shelter bush, almost all ploughable, 12 paddocks, good fences, 10 acres in crop, new house of 7 rooms (just ’ iMed), tbtara throughout, hot and cold water, wash house, cow(iron and concrete). Price £2O per acre, Cash £IOOO, balance A good farm well situated with prospective value. TO LEASE, 166 acres near Stratford, all in grass and ploughable, 25 acres in crops, .12 paddocks, well fenced and hedged, watered by streams, house of six rooms, cowshed, hayshed, piggeries, etc. To Lease at £1 15s per acre for 5 years with compulsory purchasing clause at £4O per. acre, KING AND STIBBS, AUCTIONEER.. L}«» *«»» «"» «"» T. KING, Telephone 90, ELTHAM. 13, 'H. STIBBS, Telephone No. 112.