IMPORTANT STATEMENT To dispel possible misapprehension we point out the following facts: Tha Dr. Jaeger Company wu founded in London with British Capital in 1888, to acquire Sol* Rights throughout the British Empire in conneotion with ths Bystem of Pure Wool Clothing originated by the distinguished scientist, the late Dr. Jaeger. The Dr. Jaeger Company has always been British and entirely under British oontrol. It has Branches all over Great Britain, in Canada, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. Ths Company's Goods are mainly made in the United Kingdom. In a few articles the special skill and taste developed in France. Belgium, and other Conseated. As, however, those have never formed more than a very small proportion of the worldfamed Jaeger Specialities the War has not caused any appreoiable diminution or supply. Jaeger Goods are fully stocked in New Zealand. DR. JAEGERS SANITARY WOOLLEN SYSTEM CO. Ltd. Lewis R. S. Tomalin, Chairman. Attorney in New Zealand: Albert A. Corrigan, Wellington IS
—more than 50 years ago Bennington* was the approved family medicine for all ailments of the chest and throat. So it is to-day, for throughout Australasia has won its laurels in the stem test of 50 years service. That it is as effective today as ever is indicated - 1 by letters like this: ,(! Mrs. M. Ottv of the Terminus Ettel , " Wanganui, writes as follows : " This is to certify that I ha»e used > Bomiington's Irish Moss for my chiU since she was two days * old and always found it a remedy / that i> thotoualily tal ab ein 'Very way J coneeiaiaj coldi. lus d three drop* in C hilt a teat ooaful of water when my child W-« onlv two / days old." Insist on getting < Bonnington's Carrageen Irish Moss, avoid spurious) imitations and substitutes. Buy _ Bonnington'a— two sitet} get the big bottle because it's most economical. Their strength and purity make* them dm mostecon[ouktl M
FORD. THE UNIVERSAL CAR THE UNIVERSAL CAR THE UNT'EBIAL CAR I. J. BRIDGER, Agent. IECAUSE there must be 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. Tbe conaumer who buys advertised goods rarely makes a nm* take. "Stratford Evening Post" readers will profit by a careful perusal of the advertising culumnn. ADVERTIBED GOODS ARE The World Over. WHY? NOTICE TO HORSE-QWNERB HORSE-CUP PINO. HORfiE'GMP. INC.
" ATEST electrically driven Wolseley Clippers have i>*»n installed ai the Empire Stables. ttoise cuj»£m>u wHile you wftitl *ir&t come, the first isrvedt <*hone 66. A.. J. DAVIT. Keeping Bees Would Pay Ton.— It's paying many people throughout the Dominion and it's going to pay better still. The price of honey this season advanced 25 per cenfc._ You need not begin on a big scale, just get a few "Alliance" Hives and develop your apiaty as you gain experience. We are Agents for the famous "Alliance" Beehives and Supplies, and will be glad to give «my information you desire. Please write or call and see us.—McMillan and Fredric. s
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 47, 25 October 1915, Page 2
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