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Price has something to dc with it. Our present u asm „„ l.oct with attractive demonstrates our ability to serve you best NECKWEAR at attractive PRICES. There are many styles from which to make a selection including the vc , v new LILY COLLAR --and the ««em.J to U NECKWEAR. ALL are" priced to .make puichosmg SAVINGS. You can get them ,in line organdie muslin, lawn or silk gauzein man -eallv delightful shapes. PRICE 2S 6d to 43 «. Yon ca save money by buying all your Spnng Needs atThe Bank of New Zealand is opposite, onis stjtas You must S6G THE LILY COLLAR. A new beginning in Neckwear fashions. Distinct from any other kind. In tine plain and embittered „usto eilher white or dainty shell pink: PRICE 1s 6d to 3s 6d. LARCE SQUARE COLLARS, Of muslin, in a charming shade 'of Shell Pink. Has roll front vestee. PRICE 2s. SMALL MEDICE COLLARS. Your favourite. In roll shape, ;,], Picot edge. To be had in embroidered lawn in black and white B d duck-egg blue. Very nice. PRICE 2S ,11d,

( Ar\rw eat ■ '■V "l ill i imes At eight o'clock, "Amber • Tips" Tea makes'breakfast a daily delight. There is something about "Amber Tips"— maybe 'tis its fragrance, or its flavour, or its richness—at all events, "Amber Tips" once used is always used. Try it for breakfast tomorrow you'll enjoy "his" appreciation, you'll relish its goodness, you'll \ favour its economical f qualities.' '"Amber Tips" Tea goes further, because it's all tea. Go to your grocer and say ' \ 133 -; P4a I v :£7 ACENT—NEWTON KiUC, STfIATFORD. WILL INTEREST YOU. NEWTON KING, 1 fIAS *OR SALE, • EARLY ANT) MAIN CROP HAND-RCEED SEED POTATOES. FISON'S (BRITISH) SPECIAL POTATO MANURE. This combination will give you a Crop to be Proud of.

BUSINESS NOTICE*. WHEN YOUR FRIEND YOU "YOU'RE NOT LOOKING UP TO THE MARK, I SHOULD TAjvL ATONIC IF I WERE YOU" THEN YOU MAY BE SURE YOU NEED IT WHY CONTINUE NERVY, LANGUID, DEPRESSED, NEGLECTING TO TAKK A CURE. „ ERE . S THH REMED V THAT W,LL f ? U.OK L V "MAKE A «EW EDWARDr , ' ' TONING UP. TONING UP. TONING UP. TONING UP. TONING UP. TONING UP. Take it m so enjoy the heritage which is yours b y soirits bouncincr health, fuU strength and energy. spuitSj-.Duum-iiio » , „-„<.„:„- tne hypophosphites which Tonic is a sure restorer, for it contains tne, nyy i i are essential to revitalise body and brain. . ' ~ * i ..„.'. > - PRICE—2s $d and 4S 6d PER bOttle. F. EDWARDS CHEMIST, BROADWAY, STRATFOItxr. Tie a knot in your td remind A deljciou-s. beverage. THE STANDARD COCOA OF THE WORLD. CHEAP. BECAUSE A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY. " H MUSCLES. ATONICFORTHENERVE.S. A DELICACY FOR THE PALATE. r Try it!

jTI lV ALSO ItN STOCK: Double Machine DressaJ—Austi *lian and New Zealand Algenon. Dun. Barton, SparrowbilJ, Leader, Record and Yieider Seed Oats. Hawke's Bay, Sandon, and Bout]. Island Perennial Rye. burst's Clovers and Garton's Regenerated Seeds. Partridge and Dun Yield Teas, Ryecorn, Imported Westers Wolths. , . ~ ... (Special facilities for mixing manures under expert direction). Superphosphate, Bonedust, (jua.no, Leed's Basic Sla~ other fertilisers. , n .t a-J t Pollard Bran, Suerosine, Fluid Molasses, Linseed, Gilruth an Tin Calf Foods, Pig-feed, specially ground V ■ customers requirements. ~*,>. ! Oaten Sheaf Chaff, Whole or Cashed hits. \ Coopers 1 Medico and Special W.ioi tablets British Fencing Wire, Corrugated Iron Crown Cement L.H Nails, Staples, Cyclone and v¥ire Netting, Gates, etc. Hew Plymouth. Kaponga.

WO DAIRY FARMERS LAS £ OR SMALL. LAfcCE OR SMALL. IlfLtt MILKING in use in Australia; used id A^ ca Straits Settlements, w*. *4kf fast &. NeW SS" NO POWER. Works themselvea. CHILD CAN ADJUST THEM. .NO STRIPPING. ENQUIRE BEFORE INSTALLING OTHER MACHLNES. PRICE, £5 10s CASH. ' m USE IN AUSTRALIA FOR SIX YEARS. MILLAR, WADE & CO.. L TD *** fRIHOESS «TBEET, HAWERA. SaiMACHINE IS ON TRW AT MMM"* OFF \ ; BITE THE FIRE BE IGADK rifATIUfl.

Trade Thirty-five years ago an obscure chemist, "MENNEN" by name, impelled by a sincere desire to afford relief to suffering childhood, evolved Hi Borated Talcum Powder A smooth, delicate-textured powder which mothers and nurses, everywhere, ' have come to look upon as the purest and best for the. relief •,' \ u 4 of those skin troubles so prevalent in babyhood. ..vTsSbh 'V-Vr-A ■' ■.' '■>' -"■■■' The extreme smoothness of Mennen's is the result of applying the special Mennen process to only the finest talc. All impurities are eliminated. The finished product is impalpably fine and For hives, rash, prickly-heat, chafing and all the irritations to which the sensitive skin of your baby is subject, use Mennen's. Rub it in lightly and notice how promptly the healing, soothing touch of Mennen's brings relief. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING CHEMISTS AND STORES G. MENNEN CHEMICAL COMPANY Lower Cuba Street, Wellington, N.Z. 109 Pitt Street, Sydney, N. S. W. NEW ADDRESS: 17 VICTORIA STREET, WElm.

BROADWAY TAILORING COY. BROADWAY. Two Doois from Newton King's. OWING to the rapid increase oi business, we have boon compelled to vacate our old shop for larger and more central promises. Customers can rely on getting good honest Tailored Suits, die host Cloth, and honest workmanship guaranteed. A new shipment of spring goods just arrived. BROADWAY TAILORING COY. 0. RUSCOE, w: CLARK, Cutter. Manager. DAVE GRAHAM. Broadway, agent for Duncan and Davies, New Plymouth, has just received direct from the Nursery, a beautiful choice, collection m Ornamental Shrubs and Flo'.vorinii Plnnts. Now's the time to r»hu-e youi order, if you want good •■suits, {'nine in me tor advice. 1) UTTER - WRA P.PERS.—To Dairy lD Farmers who make their own butter: Obtain your butter-wrappers at the "Stratford Post" Job Printing Office.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 50, 26 September 1916, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 50, 26 September 1916, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 50, 26 September 1916, Page 3

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