NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 69, 21 July 1915, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

For over sixty years a most successful substitute for new milk in calfrearing has been "Bibbv's," and this , food shows no lessening in popularity. i The "Bibby's" pens' of calves at the shows arc a-great tribute to its value .Messrs W. M. Bayly and Co.. of Stratford and Kltham, sell "Bibby's." They also handle quantities of manures, fencing material, and general farm supplies. Their "Alt. Fgmont" tea is pleasing the palate of local tea-drink-er*.

For Chronio Ohest Complaints Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, le 6d

The public are reminded of the furniture sale of bankrupt stock which will be held to-morrow b) Mr T. Lamason on the premises known as Brocklebanks, Broadway North. The furniture is all new and thoroughly up-to-date, and will be sold without reserve. The goods will be on view on Thursday morning, and aceommodatijii «'ll be arranged for the eorveukne* of an anticipated lsrg» :itt«.-ii.d r uji :e, » intending purchases. i '. For Influenza take Woods Great Peppermint Ghire. Never fails. Is Qd.

A tip-top dairying farm of 118 acres (freehold) is advertised for immediate .sale. It is situated opposite the Lowgarth Dairy Factory, and the buildings consist of up-to-date 1,0-roomed house, cowsheds, and all necessary outbuildings and conveniences. Early application is necessary to Mr Newton King, sole agent. Stratford. ■ Notice from the* Scottish Society to donors to the (Sift Auction Sale.

Clients, are requested to kindly note that the clearing sale on account of Mr W. H. Kodgers, advertised to be held to-day. is postponed until Thursday week, the 20th instant, owing to the very boisterous weather prevailing just now. ; With this issue is published an inset drawing special attention to Mr C. A. Wilkinson's 4uiy....dwpeiy sale at Eltham.