TttESE STRATFORD FOLKS DO HSAYS, SANTA ! ■ Although Xmas. is some little time away, Santa is kept busy. Wise gift givers don't wait until tast-day rush, but select presents while thesis comparative peace and quiet. And Xmas. always brings of good things JAMES', bat this Xmas. of 1915 finds him:exceptionally well prepared. Here are gifts for father and mofher-g|rts for all the family, and stacks and stacks of Toys for the kiddies. TAKE JV TOUR THROUGH I .FRESENTSj^J /roYLANDi \) EVP&JM&; JAMES' TOYLAND is a veritable joyland for the youngsters, and Father, and Mother should cettainly bring them in for a romp among Toyland's delights. Here are crowds of good CIFTS FOR COOD BOYS—THE CIRLIES ARE ALWAYS COOD. ■'■'' : B Guns, Cannon, Carts, Periscopes, a Tool Sets, Tops, Tea .Sets, Dolls, and Picture Books. CifU for grown-ups are showing in magnificent array, scores of utility items, scores of of the sterling values which have madTJamesHamous. GIFTS FOR LADIES. GIFTS FOR LADIES. ANTIMONY BOXES. COMPANIONS. DAINTY BOUND BOOKS. JEWELLERY. AUTOGRAPHS. '< NICE FANCY CHINA, j HAND BAGS. >• i .TOILET CASES. '• ; CIFTS FORIGENTLEMEN. CIFTS FOR GENTLEMEN. DRESSING -CASES. HAIR BRipt'SETS. SUIT CASES. CIGARETTE CASES. TOBACCO sBOUCHES.. i. PIPES and iMOLDERS. ;;■:; S MATCH* BO&ES,* r - POCKET BOOKS. ' WATCH JAMES' VARIOUS ADVERTISING SPACES FOR XMAS. ■V :■'-■': NEWS! Ui '■-•••' , y *••• w»s=- /."!? C. : E. ;JAMES,L" BROADWAY, SEE OUR ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE & STRATFORD. A SMART SUMMER FROCK*: v 'a DAINTY HANDKERCHIEF. I " THE FRAGRANCE OF A PERFECT PERFUME! Charming though a woman's toilette may be, it can- be enhanced by a delicate suggestion of sweet V* ; Perfume. : /sn> EXQUISITE PERFUMES FOR MY LADY'S TOILETTE ! Ladies folio dres,s. with taste and exercise discrimination in the choice of Perfumes, will find their favourite scent here. Our Perfumes combine novelty, distinct-' ivenqss and, exclusiveness. Come and; get; YOUR bottle'of Perfume to-day—a Perfume that will impart ian atmosphere of sweetness and coolness wholly delicious. F. E BROADWAV, CHEMIST, STRATFORD FARMS FOR SALE 624 ACRES, all in grass, about lOu acres ploughaWe>, two,.sheep country. well subdivided, well fenced, and watered, on good roads, three milos from township,, good house of 6 rooms, good outbuildings. Price £8 10s per acre. Terms. 130 ACRES, all in grass, all ploughable, about 15 paddocks, well watered, sheep proof fences, house of 4 rooms (new), good outbuildings, situat ed close to main road. Price £23 per acre, j Terms arranged. UM&R-ES. all ploughabie, all in grass, almost all stumped, 12 paddocks, fenced with .wire and live hedges, house of, 5 rooms, very good outbuild- : liiga, factory adjoining, school opposite, 6 miles From main line. Thi« farm carries 35 cows, beside ß other stock. Price £24 per acre. Term-* will be:givei(i'' ' ; - "-'■' : KING AND STIBBS. AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS, WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, T , '>'*"'-v"""' ILTHAM. E. H. STIBBS, Telephone No. 115. T. 11. KING, Tolouh«n« 86.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 38, 20 January 1916, Page 3
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