St m .»ier Co Ids p are as im,4> v Pleasant and * '"' dangerous as Winter Colds. You can keep free from all colds if you take LINSEED ULsia \ Disfiguring and r T< Irritating — Blotches on th« skin are a sign that (something it wrong with you. Don't cover them over and expect them to core themselves—they won't do that. If you do not attend to them quickly, they will spread and become more painful and irritating than ever. Eimazol will Care Skin Disease G«t a jar. It quickly alleviates the burning irritation, soothes the skin, and effect* a permanent onre. Clear, healthy skiu it goon formed, and whether it is Eczema or »ny other skin eruption, the euro is just an oertain. Got a 2/8 jar from your chemist or store, or post free from it" Ohas. A. Fletcher, Chemist, Wellington. Ask for Fletcher's BEUS to inform residents of the Stratford District that he has started bushiest; as a high-class TEA SALESMAN, and will personally wait on residents for their orders within the next few days. Special arrangements have been made to supply a fine quality, Britishgrown and All-British handled Tea without interruption of supplies. are respectfully requested to try the goods I offer. Further particulars in future issue. W. H. KELLY, box i.Q, Stratford. iECADSE 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 aro as represented and good valuo. The consumer who buys advoitised goods rarely makes a mistake. "Stratford Evening Post" reudors will pro6t by a careful perusal of the a& artising columns. ADVERTISED GOODB ARE STANDARD GOODS The World Over. WHY?
FORD. THE UNIVERSAL CAR THE UNIVERSAL CAR THE U N n/ E»1 A L CAR I. J. 13RIDGER, Agent. NOTICE. WHANGAMOMONA TEMPERANCE HOTEL. mHE above has now been taken J- over by th e undersigned/ who will bo pleased to see old and new friends, The house hae been thoroughly renovated, and meals will be served to suit the general public. Tariff moderate, with civility and attention. McNeill bros. Proprietors. NOTlCJffi I\ OWNERS HORBE-CLIPPINC HORBE«CLI»»PIWC. T ATEST electrically driven Wolsel ' Clippers have been installed as. the Empire Stables. Hoiee clipped while you wait! Fust come, the first served! fhone 66. A. J. DAVBY. DAIRY FARMERS.—You will need an Aerator to cool your milk during the summer monthß. We have a fine article at the right price. Inspection invited—McMillan and Fredrio. Wanted KBowß-~Th*i I 3took nl! kinds of oil for oil engines, motor oarg and cyales. All bust quality, at iowosfc priooe. I Harknosa, Joliet Street, Stratr- i-fenes IS *«J
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 53, 1 November 1915, Page 2
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456Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 53, 1 November 1915, Page 2
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