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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 92, 15 November 1916, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. ; 'IF ITS J YOtr-R SUMMER SUIT IS WASTING FOR YOU. THE MAX WHO WEARS “E.H.” SUITS ALWAYS FEELS COMFORTABLE AND WELL-DRESSED, THEY REFLECT AN AIR OF WORTH THAT GIVES HIM STANDING WITH THE PEOPLE HE WISHES TO IMPRESS, SAC SUITS 34s 6cl. 49s Gd--555. ; 73s 6d. * I - AfAVmm .... « , • V rl 1 SPORT SUITS 32s 6d, 42s 6d. 57s 6d. 655. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. NEW ZEALAND eg as CLOTHING FACTORY & & TARANAKI'S LEADING STORE FOR CHILDREN’S WEAR! For Children’s Weir of every description you will find our stock hard to beat! Wo keep a Splendid Variety to meet all requirements and our present range of Children’s Summer wear is worth inspecting by every Mother. DAINTY FROCKS IN SILK— V OILE—MUSLINV-EMBROID-ERY—PIQUE—ETC. peitiicT aid , IDEAL IN EVERY: WAY ior'-warm weather wear! CHILDREN’S SILK BONNETS ! AND HATS! ALSO POPLIN HATS! TUNICS, PETTICOATS, STAY BANDS, BOOTEES, SLIPPERS. WOVEN BLOOMERS, LONGCLOTH NIGHTS, ETC. We are Specialists in all classes of Children’s Wear and give Value second to none. R. D. LB WERS DRAPER, 73^ OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. STRATFORD.

s t/y THE, SWIFTER THE PACEj tho "better the proof that— YCUR STRAW BOATER BOUGHT HERE AT 5S 6d, 6S 6d, 7S 6d. I —will ho a real cylinder hat. It will look “classy” and will come out of any style encounter with flying colours. Its COMPARISON, Sir,' that decides the BEST. We want you to compare our straws—for— QUALITY— STYLE—VALUE. with what you see elsewhere and will abide by YOUR decision. Every straw here is of quality plait—well made and truly balanced—best cord bands, well sewn bows at back or side. . ' COME IN AND GET ONE! 1I0& '[/AH O'LEARY. mam jar. ADVERTISED GOODS Presents. Presentations. Presents. Wedding. Soldiers Birthday. Presents. Presentations. Presents. In Jewellery, Solid Silver, and E.P. Ware. ( “STAINLESS STEEL CUTLERY,” Does away with the knife board, saves honrs of hard wdrk, and is guaranteed not to stain, no matter what us© they are put to. Presents for Soldiers a Speciality., J. PETRIE. JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN. BTRATEORD, ARE STANDARD GOODS The World Over. WHY 9 BECAUSE there must b© m advertised goods, a uniform high quality, otherwise the advertised article not being up to the standard claimed for it, will not bo purchased again, and tho advertising will be unprofitable. Advertising is Insurance, fore, that the goods are as represented and good value. The consumer who buys advertised goods rarely makes a mistake. “Stratford Evening Post” readers will profit by a careful perusal of the advertising «ol umns.