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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 32, 8 June 1915, Page 3

BUS! MERE W9T|GfcHc r —— *4 it* ■'T 2a. 3180 ip*. jV-S. SS* «r v,i;V, NOW! WHAT ABOUT THE .#' 4■ W . ' V» 0 .i'V • ( . “THIRTY THOUSAND CLUB” BALL? Don’t you think’ Madam that ’tis high time you decided on your Evening Many forthcoming social functions make it imperative that you have a nice new frock. ■iVW , - ”•> ■' -00 YOU INTEND HAVING your gown V . V*"' tMADE to-order? That being so wo commend to your notice our wonderfully varied range of the very nicest dross fabrics. First of al I,we direct attention to Jour charming range of Silks. These have been specially Imported for evening frocks, and comprise the very choicest pieces from foremost silk mills. - We also carry an exceptional range 1 If;. 0 f Ninon, Charmeuso, Crepe-de-Chene, and other approved mater- : j a j§—all new —all low in> price. . Many ladies have eagerly anticiilLpated this announcement. Have you? Then come quickly—that means to-day—or to-morrow. /N: a MOREY-'& ! DRAPERS, C Sir . STRATFORD AND NEW PLYMOUTH.

or ,r / i TJ 7 / 1 3 'don’t be a prisoner OF THE GERM ARMY! There’s a powerful enemy-in our midst threatening Stratford folk. The Army pf Influenza and Cold Germs has mobilised for the Winter, and everybody is threatened. Don’t let it conquer you with a cough or cold—once it does, it won’t give you a moment’s “quarter.” Put up an invulnerable defence. £RM YOURSELF WITH i i GOLD AND INFLUENZA CURE. It strengthens the chest so that no cold can got its grip on you. If you already jiavo a cough or a touch of influenza, take this reliable remedy immediately and be cured. It loosens the phlegm, soothes and strengthens the inflamed tissue, and helps the lungs to recuperate and perforin their work. It is equally efficient in the case of head or chest colds—a few doses give immediate relief and a complete cure is soon effected., Always keep a bottle handy. PRICE 2s 6d. F. EDWARDS t v CHEMIST : STRATFORD. l ip?

FARMS FOR S ALE a* 2262-AOBES, of.-which 1724. are Freehold, remainder Native Leaseliold, -alongside -Ohura Township, and with a frontage, to 5 other roads, Ongarue-Stratford railway goes through the middle of block, also Main Road, both passing close to wool shed, making subdivision easy, - 16 miles of fencing-, 12 paddocks, 1900 acres felled, remainder good '^.Wf: «n<|- Biniu Bush. £6OO house (now), also cottage, woolshed, r^ngipOr'machines (4), Dip, etc., Stock optional, or sold at farm or at Ohura Sale Yards. Price, Freehold, £l2 1 0s per acre, Leasehold, £8 10s per acre/*Terms £6OOO Cash. Balance 6 years at 6 per cent. De- ' posit £6OO. Write for particulars. We can supply every detail. AUCtIONEERS, LAND AGENTS, WHOLESALE WiNE AND \ SPIRIT MERCHANTS, On sale for a limited time only. KING AND STIBBS. ■<iU4 out i r ELTHAM 3L KING, Telephone 90. S. B 81TB BL', Telephone No. II