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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 99, 23 November 1916, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. YOUR SUMMER SUIT IS WAHTINC FOR YOU. THE MAN WHO WEARS "8.H." SUITS ALWAYS FEELS COMFORTABLE AND WELL-DRESSED, THEY REFLECT AN ATR OF WORTH THAT GIVES HIM STANDING WITH THE PEOPLE HE WISHES TO IMPRESS. SAC SUITS 34s 6d. 49s 6473s 6d. SPORT SUITS 32s 6d. 42s 6d. 57s 6d. [•rejiacEHSia NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. NEWZEAI/AND ICLOTHING FACTORY tmk FURTHER INTERESTING SHIPMENTS OF LOVELY SUMMER MILLINERY. Our present showing of beautiful trimmed MODELS will bring forth the admiration of every lady who sees it. The styles are so varied and the assortment so complete there is no disappointment in choosing just the style you want. WE ARE-FEATURING ALL THE NEWEST COLOURING AND SHAPES—,;'.:-! MILLINERY which is in every way superior and smart—and our prices '•» temptingly low. , , IT IS WITH NO LITTLE PRDDE THAT WE DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LATEST ARRIVAL OF DAINTY SUMMER MILLINERY 1$ in the £ Discount for Cash. BT\ T X"IIJI7"I?T3Ci DRAPER, , U. JjJJj W JljrtO STRATFORD. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.

BUSINESS SUITS FOR BUSINESS. MEN!. m \ tfS \ v A great many men'want "just a nice, good-looking sliit, nothing extreme, something for business and general wear"—maybe you're one of those men. We recognise the call for such suits by providing a very liberal assortment of— READY-TO-WEAR BUSINESS SUITS —that are dignified, and of neat styles and patterns. Made from the highest class materials selected for wearing qualities and adaptability to every-day wear. Tailored in a thoroughly substantial manner, with full attention to the little details and refinement. 'AH O'LEARY. MAMja*.

Presents. Presentations, Presents. Wadding. Soldiers Birthday. Presents. Presentations, Presents. In Jewellery, Solid Silver, and E.P. Ware. "STAINLESS STEEL CUTLERY," Does away with the knife board, saves hours of hard work, and is guaranteed not to stain, no matter what use they •re put to. Presents for Soldiers a Speciality. J. PETRIE. JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN, HTaATT'nnD.

ADVERTISED GOODS STANDARD COODB The World Owtr. WHY? ECAUSE there must be in advertised goods, a uniform high quality, otherwise the advertised article not being up to. the standard claimed for it, will not be purchased again, and the advertising will be unprofitable. Advertising is Insurance, therefore, 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