He knows It's the one car with a won dependable service. ....__ ... £IBO is the price of the Ford * , lu , ~„,, partlcutars from L. R. CURTIS, •CTaraEfi^s!SsojaasEEraßi»B •JSP" " "I >&'&3# FIRST-CLASS SEPARATOR is L a source of profit to all farmers as well as to anyone who has one or more cans'. A good Separator takes out all the cream, a cheap one seldom docs moreover, inferior Separators are a continual source of trouble. The nicest Separator on the market at present is the latest Sweedish "Fortuna." It is n great improvement on all others, both in the gearing and the i>nwl, and the price is very reasonable. Call an inspect before buying elsewhere. B. HARK NESS, Sole Agent. Juliet Street, STRATFORD. | WINTER. USE ONE Uif OUR VERY BEST HOT WATER BAGS. . We have just landed these dh-ct from Great Britain and are Selling them at bed-rock prices. 6 X 12 7s 6ti. 8 X 10 Bs. 10 * 12 10s. These are Cash Prices These are Gash Prices Those are Cash Prices PHOTOGRAPHIC REQUISITES IN GREAT VARIETY. KODAKS, FILMS, PLATES, PAPERS, Etc. All Sold at City Prices. DARK ROOM FOR THE USE OF AMATEURS. CHEMIST AND PHOTOC RAPHiC DEALER, STRATFORD In Grandpa's Courting Days —Yei, as long ago asthat—there was a standard, safs-and-jure, profed-eficciive family remedy for all throat and cheat troubles, and id name was L To-day it is still the safest, speediest, surest cure for Coughs, Cold* and Bronchitis, Whooping Cough \ySVt and Influenza. Many letters like this testify to *" **nßt >'* efficacy:— j JrO*. Mrs, A. G. Hurray, of Wanganui East, write*:— L V. 12 "1 have much pleasure in le*tifying to your 'ltiih ' k. Mom.' Hovinglried several other remedies I find none > * to much good at your'bonnington's Irish Moss." Mother used it for u» and both mv husband and the children and myself always stick to it, that* being none to equal it." . ? 88 Buy It In The Big Bottle. + 83S it\ Famous all ever the Dominion —it Is the family friend and favourite where-ever good tea Is appreciated. Unequalled in flavour and quality, ne more than you art now payin inferior brands. Ask for the 2/-, blend. Other grades at 1/10, //*■• x W' B—aW«HMa J Trv -> rtu*« i— NEWTON KINU, STRATFORD,
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 23, 27 May 1915, Page 7
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373Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 23, 27 May 1915, Page 7
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