Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 6, 6 September 1915, Page 1

WANTEDB Oi AAA THE LOT.—AbsuluteVfUv/iy the cheapest dwelling iu Town, 6 large rooms, all conveniences, ij-acre land; good terms can bo arranged.—W. VV. dodge. 1 n /WW\ LAIN TPAtJU Uit i dWXOjUUU* (iram Growing r arm oi UUU Acres, i' ust-class t>uiiuings, ail uat and been ciiUivated. uwuer win Jhxcnauge lor iaranahi todeep Hun.—W. W. Hodge, .Laud Agut, .Stratford. jtJ ... _ | ADTES’ warm winter coats from 17s 6d, girls’ school coats from 12s 6d, coats lor the little ones Irom i a lid, ladies' and children s navy bloomers (all wool) 3s lid to 7s lid, at Mrs McOailum's. OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT. WANTED to buy sound or broken Teeth on gold, silver, or vuican. ite. Best possible prices in New Zealand. Post any you have to J. Dunstone, P.O. Box 1U53, Auckland. Cash j by return mail. Estab. 26 years. Ail parcels should have sender’s name and address inside. All kinds of Dental Waste bougnt for re-manulacturmg. BUSIN fcSti NU 1 lots. w. smiin, UUAJL l)l.iiixvvnuxi> A, rurua %»uoci. UUUD bUPPLi UP UOAL UN HAND Orders promptly attended to. ’Phone 142. W. S 3 LAIR, UARIErt Ainu u-axvxiiEii, (Miranua sueci, upposm# nosp.uiL ol all hinds done, band, Uravel and otner materials at shortest notice. INQUHtIEb INVITED. EVbKYYTHING IN SAUULtRY —AT—- * ACAARO’S AND UUW COVEEb (bPEUiADiIIEb.) BEST WORK, PROMPTITUDE, LOW PRICES. HUIROA STORE.

OOUDS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT. NEW STOCK, CHEAP PRICES —AT—a. A. STANFORD, Agent “Stratford Evening Post.” J. RIVETT, FRUITERER and CONFECTIONER, BROADWAY. (Next Melbourne Clothing Company). CHOICE COLONIAL FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. First-class Confectionery Stocked. RABBITS FRESH DAILY. WINTER WINTER IS 18 COMING* COMING. Get Your Hors© and Cow Covers now. Reasonable Price. d. rTwitt, Opposite Broadway, Lamason’e. Stratford. ADVERTISED QOODS ARE STANDARD GOODS The World Over. WHY? ■BECAUSE there must b© in advertised goods, a uniform high quality, otherwise the advertised article not being up to the standard claimed for it, will not be purchased again, and the advertising will be unprofitable. Advertising is Insurance, therefore, that the goods are as represented and good value. The consumer who buys adveitised goods rarely makes a mistake. “Stratford Evening Post” readers will profit by a careful perusal of the advertising columns. Buy the boy a book on soldiers or ships.—James, Cash 'Bpadqr.