NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 72, 1 March 1916, Page 8

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

The Farmers’ Co-operative Organisation Society will hold their Kapo'nga sale on Friday next, at 1 p.m. G. T. Walters, draper, invites inspection of the very latest in ladies coats and costumes. A few years ago. when the cheap quarto writing pad superseded to some extent the old folded notepaper, there were many who thought the day ol individuality in stationery had passed. That they were wide of the mark can he proved any day by a visit to Air H. ,). Hopkins’ fine book and stationery shop in BroadwaV, Stratford. Newton King will .sell GO broken and unbroken horses in his Stratton! horse bazaar on Saturday, next, at I p.m. (’has. E. James has been appointed sole agent for the Boston Pencil-poin-ter, which is credited a s being the “handiest little machine made for sharpening pencils.’ The sharpener is invaluable for office or school use, as it saves time and tile life of the pencil. The price is 12s 6d. “The Constitution of Man” is the subject of discussion at the Theosophical Society on Thursday evening.