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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 76, 1 April 1915, Page 6

THE FINAL TOUR OF PROF. CLEMENT L. WRACCE, PROF. CLEMENT L. WRACCE, The World’s renowned and wellknown scientist, at the FORESTERS’ HALL, STRATFORD, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. t rjIHE MIGHTY UNIVERSE, Comi. JL ing Season’s and Radium—all i. magnificently illustrated. !, PRICES—2s and Is, children half- ; price, extra charge for Radium, r Box Plan at Grubbs’ stationer, i- Reserved Seats 3s. n . . _ ... —. o BOROUGH OF STRATFORD. d s fyiHE Borough Offices will be closed n for Easter holidays from Friday to the following Tuesday (includ sive). P. SKOGLUND, Town Clerk.

e iV •) R i. T s P I. i. :S b I. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. IN pursuance of the Banking Act, 1908, TUESDAY, 6th April, 1915, is hereby appointed a Special Bank Holiday at the offices of the undermentioned Banks throughout the Dominion: — THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LTD., R. A. HOLMES, Inspector. THE BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. B. M. MOLINEAUX, Inspector. THE BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, R. B. SMITH, Acting Inspector. THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, Wra. CALLENDER, General Manager. THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., D. W. DUTHIE, Acting General Manager. Note.—The above Banks will also be closed on 2nd, 3rd and sth April, 1915.

(/) w is N OW THEN—Boys and old Boys— A pretty pair of Fireside Slippers for your sweetheart or your wife. You know her favourite colour. 2s 6d at Hannah’s. S «, is ;e ■y TOKO HOTEL for Sale or Lease, good business. Apply Stratford Hotel.

FOR SALE OR LEASE, for a term, good 6-roomed house, all conveniences, £-acre land, 5 mimjtes from Post Office?. Cash required £IOO, balance at 6| per cent, for 4 years, or terms to suit purchaser. Apply this office.

POSTER’S BOOT SALE.closes on Saturday, April 3rd. 2s in the £ discount off all goods. ORDERS can be left for Scott’s small goods and sausages <at Elder’s, Broadway, New costumes and coats— We invite ladies to inspect these, unique in style, quality and price.—Rawles. WHITE FELT HATS.—Just the thing for holiday wear, 4s lid, 5s lid, 6s' lid, also an exclusive variety of trimmed and untrimmed Millinery.—Rawles. i MEN’S Wool-lined Burbery Overcoats, Tweed Coats, Suits, Shirts, Ties, Hats. See these.—Rawles. BOYS’ Suits, all sizes, odd Trousers, navy, white and coloured shirts, caps, hats, golf stockings.—Rawles. SPORTS COATS, Jerspys and Golf Coats, newest designs in Tweed and Wool 10s 6d to 355. Pretty Silk Scarves, Furs and Muffs.—Rawles. ie n )f »f y e sNEOKWEAR— Military Collars, New Tartan and Stripe Collars, Lace and Pique Fronts, Costume Collars is , Is 3d, is Gd, Is lid, 2s lid. —Rawles. ORIENTAL Peter Pans', Guipure and English Lace Collars, New Dress Trimmings in Oriental Galoous. —Rawles. DRESS MATERIALS—Wide width Costume Cloth in navy, old rose, purple, brown, etc. New Buttons and Trimmings.—Rawles. STRIPED and Figured Silks and Brocade are the very newest effects for trimmings. Rawles’ have them, also a lovely lot of Oriental Satins and Crepe de Chines for evening wear. CiHILDREN’S Teddy Boar Hats and > Bonnets, Felt Shapes, Furs and “ Muffs, Combination Kilt and Jersey Dresses, Caps and Knickers in saxo, red, brown, etc.—Rawles. TO LET—House in Juliet Street north, low rental to good tenant. Apply this office. THE ALLIES are dealing it out to the Turks, but Scott’s sausages are pleasing the people of Stratford. mo SCOTT, wireless from the Kai- ■ sev, no time to read “Tom Brown’s Schooldays.” Send half cwt. e of frying-pan sausages, without them - I shall bo defeated. Elder’s, Broadway. mWO furnished rooms with conveniences wanted. Apply Tom Brown, Broadway. TOMATOES: 100 cases of first rate Tomatoes 4s Gd per case 8 of 241b,s or 4d lb. Get them now ) for sauce-making. Dave Graham. I? s A PPLES: Consignment of Cox’s y - Orange Pippin arriving from y Nelson, also line of splendid Pears 3s Gd to 4s case. Dave Graham. ’