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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 5, 4 August 1916, Page 3

Big Crowds of Women can tell you of Big at this memorable "FIRST BALE-" PULLOP-LIPE/X L Walters' FIRST The attendances at WALTERS' FIRST SALE have been numbered by hundreds Id hLreds Had it beer anything but a Top-notch Sa e, it would have fizzled and j?u fl.t .ft,rt»ie first week Every day brings its fresh batch of out and fallen Ha alter the nrst weeK. i- j j » Fxtra Values and resh attractions at Walters TirM SOie, ana wo. ; ilothThere at least is one Sale that does not drag out a weary existence. than the pick of the Savings." To-Day's Quotes of the Sale CHILDREN'S CORDED VEL- 3 ONLY LADIES' THREEVET COATS, 24-inches QUARTER ALL-WOOL Usual Price 12s 0(1. COATS— Sale Price 6s 11d. Former Price 39s fid, Now 15s 11d. CHILDREN'S CORDED VELVET COATS, 27-inches WOOL AND VELVET TAMS— Usual Price 13s 6(1. Sale Price 7s 11d. QUARTER ALL-WOOL* ONLY LADIES' ' COATS— QUARTER ALL-WOOL Former Price 39s fid, qq Now 15s 11d. DL AND VELVET TAMS- Former P ri( * **•** Usually 5s lid to Gs lid. Now life 'lid. Sale Price 1s 11d. Draper, Stratford Dank of New Zealand' is'Opposite-

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MILK OF THE CEREALS; ErCALVEf, Follow the lead of those wiio are Making Monov in Dairying: I have much pleasure;in stating that after a long exbei'ience in Dairying and the use of Calfmeals— having on different occasions usea nearly every Calfhieal that has come on the market—l'have found "Oeremillc," which] have used these past two seasons, the best in every way. it is easy to use, the calves very quickly thrive on it, and I think the nriee will more than favorably compare with any other Cal flood on the wiarKer.—Yours faithfully, (Signed. JOHN ROSS. Maharahara, Sept. 13, 1915. T have used "CEREMILK" for inv calves this season ana can thoroughly recommend it to anyone requiring Calf meal. Thnr«< in no necessity to give any new milk from the day the calf is lakori rwim 1 Ine mother, when using "CEREMILK." (Signed) .1. SWALLOW. Matamau, Sept. 14, 1915. I would like all interested to know what an excellent VOUng stock food your "CEREMILK" undoubtedly is. The 1001 b bag you sent is noL yet finished. Upon nr'st trial 1 the calves took to it with a thorough relish and are now almosr, weaned—looking better than ever I bave had then) Used with proper care and Jnagnien*. * believe it r,o on equally satisfactory for young pigs and P^^-^ p''' W . KELLAWAY. "Mavista," Adventure Bay, Tasma nm> . i<iTl „ nl) „ v TTQTV n BIGGER DAIRY PROFITS FOR YOU MR KARMfcll B\ SIM. CEREMILK, THE ACKNOWLEDGED LEADER OF CALF tOODb. Local Agents; JOHNSON AND CO.. HAWERA.

A RHEUMATIC SUFFERER TELES HOW RHEUMO CURED HUM. Every Rheumatic subject will.be interested in this communication —one of the many letters from sufferers who have been cured by Rheumo, of Gout, Lumbago, Sciatica, Rheumatism and similar diseases. Mr FrancisMcGuire, care of Mr J. Stewart, Barrack Hill, Napier, writes: —"For two years I have been a martyr to Sciatica have had a course of Electric Massage, besides going to Te Aroha for the baths ; but all in vain ! A friend persuaded me to try Rheumo. I've taken only two bottles and the result is simply wonderful. Can now walk and stoop with ease, and feel sure thnfc another two or four bottles will mi to? me ;i~. right as ever.", This message should fill you with hope— Rheumo cured this sufferer and will < YOU! o s fid and Is fid bottle. Prograndra is n w< iulei ,(! nl cure for '.•i.-,I or ■ oft corns. Try it! n •lough's Magic Nervine Cures Toothache.