"He Must be Well Mounted Who o uld Leap the Hedge of Custom. ;uul women yield to custom as they l iow to fate. Custom conquers nature —we are dupes of custom—prone to reverence what is ancient. Hut we are none the worse for that. \ew comes the time of the year "hen it is the custom to make merry and he ghul—the time of feasting—of givingLuid receiving; the time when a “A Merry Christmas/' Walters’ is a Store Full of Christmas Sympathy! It i, hake,! will, th. things Poooliar "> Christmas—Ml ■>„ «>!■ U ' l ' Christmas needs of women-crowded with suggestions Inr Christmas Gifts ! Novelties in High-class Low-Priced Merchandise I Those who have dteided to give useful gifts this year wdl I,ml ns pr^ pt„,,| with a grand selootion of high-grade wear that .id *»• lasting service, and satisfaction to both giver aim i cecum. See our Windows for suggestions sn Quality Drapery and Novelties. G. T. WALTERS, “The Bank is Beside as new, STRATFORD.
BUSINESS notices. übiukW* . tip* i p®® vMw THAT CHEERY OLD GENTLEMAN j4m^ 'm f SANTA CLAUS HAS A MESSAGE FOP YOU! y 0 u see Santa is very busy these days rushing round the country attending r 0 the Gift problem. He has entrust' m od the message to us however, anil this is what he said “TKLL STRATFORD FOLKS THAT EDWARDS' IS THE BEST PLACE rbLL & lit All T 0 choosF , gifts.” ; from old Santa himself and it is our Kow that’s a direct message , <*•'*> *» s ' ibs ‘ a " ti,,til iu evoiy ' v,,y ***,"•* HERE ARE GIFT GOODS GALORE FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY. toilet soaps face and body powders, pivep-S hich™ass perfumes, bidwell-s sterling brush ware, SKIN CREAMS, ETC., ETC. Edwards’ special message is, “choose gifts early”-thore is no wis. dom iu waiting, until the last hustling rush!! F. EDWARDS’ A j CHEMIST, BROAD W AY, STRATFORL. ''•"MiiiiiiiSr- 1 in in ~ £ Serious Bronchial and Lung troubles may result from neglect of a cough or cold. Take no risks—cure it. HJ? - -®ARefuse substitutes. Insist A- on the proven remedy. 122 Moss li'V A, CxV-irti BoOBSa ..awSMt'. 1 v . A - y ■ Jr ' ’ v’’ *ll £ •Y'U : "C'W'Y:. m ‘«t V: v- •" ' L ' ?! , .. 9 9L Tor Breakfast, IP 1 ■ LunCh and Supper. Your table Is incomplete without it '■•C Aak your arroear for a stmo»v iiiTO DAIRY FARMERS. LARGE OR SMALL. LARGE OR SMALL. MILLAR WADE MILKING MACHINE. * I T* Over 8000 iu use in Australia; used in America, Jersey, Straits Settlements, and selling fast m New Zealand. NO POWER. Works themselves when adjusted. CHILD CAN ADJUST THEM. NO STRIPPING. ENQUIRE BEFORE INSTALLING OTHER MACHINES. price, £5 10s CASH. IN USE IN AUSTRALIA FOR SIX YEARS. MILLAR. WADE & CO.. L TD PRINCESS STREET, HAWERA. MACHINE IS ON VIEW AT GUERIN’S, BROADWAY.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 20, 18 December 1916, Page 3
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460Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 20, 18 December 1916, Page 3
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