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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 65, 21 June 1916, Page 3

m Millinery & Drapery SPECIALIST, PHONE 209.

. ... WHAT A WONOER •«* TARANAKI'S FERTILITY. Ifl THE MODKBN DAIRY COW, WHAT A BOON. 18 THE RELIABLE SWEDfI. THE TURNIP CROP—THAra THE THINCt. Its largely responsible tot the remarkable dairy retnrnt, GOOD CONSTITUTION mean* * QUOD MILK YIELD. THE BWEDF 18 THE IIC FACTOR, EVERY FARMER KNOWS THAT WHEN THE QUESTION ARISES WHERE TO 3UY RELIABLY— W* MUST CLAIM THE VERDICT. ffllH PROUD DISTINCTION—THIS CONFIDENCE IN THE FIRM BORNE OUT BY THE FACT THAT WE HAVE JUST LANDEO -12* Ca«SB, 18 Tank«.—CARTON'S and HURBTR CLOVERS, SWEDES, TURNIPS. NEARLY Si 3 TONS of BnitU Eteadu teem OLD ENGLAND. •UIT THINK OF IT.-fIUOH ENORMOUS REQUIREMENTS ata nainly the result of our life-long policy. "3TERLIHC QUALITY IN BEEDB THfc UNLT THIHO." A WORD TO THE WISE- "Bsofc EarJy." LAST SEASON'S SUPPLY SOLD K JHT OUT. FULL STOCKS OF—COCKSFOOT PERENNIAL and ITALIAN RYE. WESTERN WOETHi SEED OATS, RYE CORN, MAIZE. MANURES for all awipi CEMENT. GELIGNITE, FENCING WIRE, NETTING, and STAPLES ft£W PLYMOUTH. KAPGNCA. "Amber Tips" 1 ea is the tea to linger over and a second cup is a general request. Its delicious flavour makes instant appeal to the refined palate and proclaims die hostess as a lady of discrirnination. Use next time you entertain,. and "what good tea" will be a unanimous expression. Try the 2/- blend. "Amber Tips" — Everybody's Favourite—r AGENT-NEWTON KING, STRATFORD. IT DOESN'T FAY To pan your milk in the slack sea- [ son, as the butter-fat thrown away is valuable. A good Separator like the FORTUNA saves that fat and turns it into money, with less actual work than washing pans, with less room required, i and the resulting butter brings,-bet-ter prices. A poor seperator won't give these results, but the FORTUNA will. j isgal. £4 14s. 3lgal. £B. jLr b. bareness SOLE AGENT, Juliet Street, Stratford.