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iimilnnmuomu* HANNAH AND CO., BROADWAY. OUR WINDOWS just tell you what we are doing in the SHOE LINE for the Summer time. LADIES', CHILDREN'S AND MAIDS' WHITE SHOES They always look nice. Just a little time, a little troubl*, a little application, a little Blanco, or White Cleaner, and then you are Bright and Smiling and the Prices . Wiey're just as EASY. 1% A SMART WHITE COURT at os U I 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 9s 6d A SMART BAR SHOE at 7a 6d, 8s II 6d, 9h 6d | A CHIC LACING SHOE at 7s 6d, ( Similar Styles in BLACK GLACE at 12s 6d, 6d,1656d, to 26,. And in PATENT LEATHER at 12, Cd, 14b R l*Jd, JMJ •** «£ ' Just a few of the LADIES' SMART CLOTH-TOPPED BOOTS at 18b lid To Clear. _ _ ■■> ' R. HANNAH & CO; RTOUDWAV BTBSTFOED. •*% joimm jS»m».

YOUR XMAS. HOLIDAYS; YOU MAY HAVE DELIGHTFUL WEATHER ING PEOPLE, AND HAVE EVERYTHING THAT MAKES FOR HAPPINESS, AND YET, UNLESS AUTOGRAPH KODAK, YOUR HOLIDAY WILL SOON BE FORGOTTEN AND LOST FOR EVER, - .; i '. AUTOGRAPH KODAKS COST FROM 35i to £ls I*t» "'' N.B.—Our Photograph competition closes \on , • Saturday, the 16th inst. Come'and inspect our up-to-date stock of PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS. What could he nicer th an a Kodak for a Xmas. < box. .'. A. W. NIC CHEMIST AND PHOTOCRAPHIC DEALER. ■ r Ofl;3?-" Sroadwty, itfitftr*. AMERICAN PRESS VIEWS. TTANNAH AND CO:'s marrellotta JjL summer-weight Bhooter/bootta* SOME PLAIN TRUTHS STATED. i4 B 6d is the last word m>orfe.b<»t#. Press Assn.—Copyright.—Australian .;" V } ;.,• and N.Z. Cable Mm., and Router, jy HANNAH'S famous boot a_»n(Received 10.5 a.m.) cies are BoafcOck, Crockett JMBd New York, December 20. Jones, Southall, Bective, the adaptedThe New York Times, commenting the-foot-form, the Warewell, ;.ttfe on Mr Lloyd George's speech, says Waaukwell, the Phmitwell, and—#eO f it will leave the way open for a fur- everything's well when it obtdee ther exchange of statements. He through Hannah's. ' . - .; does not wish to check the German ._„ ,) , , ____. j* ~.■,:■ development, and refutes the calumny a GRAND line of youths' and;bojV uttered against Britain. The Allies J\ BC _ oo _ a fc ft, gd, tffc M, have all ..civilisation, except the Cen- lla 6dj 12s tral Powers, supporting "them in the guaranteed Hannah's own inake, and, demand for the extermination of weUj j ugt a ifQQt ___<, father'*. Prussian militarism, and it is an essential condition of peace. The Tribune states: The reply is J simple and straight-forward. We non ' B huge Btocks compel a huge t»ttßlwill now see whether the German negfi p r _ ceß we reasonable, serwe* proposal is a manoeuvre or an earn- re proach, and wear tip-top. e,st of her intention. The restoration of Belgium and Servia must be included in the minimum conditions, and even in the discussion of peace. 6g aQ( j j__j es > Ba ndals at Tt The New York World declares: il ' __ and gQod k , wear> Germany refuses to disclose the - iii|i;iii terms, she confesses that the original iy_dm_JrrS Dairy Roots for % proposals are merely a diplomatic J_j_ Jady ___. merß their c>ughfalse pretence. terß _ t u s 6_ all d 12s 6d, are put it. The Sun says: Mr Lloyd George spoke with the force of an England ? that does not turn back or quit without results. ._' xr ft dothine. no iam or flat tron*. and in.&. vaoie .awm.. uiu •**»««»» ■_■ iunuum k. ...._~-~ ..--- ™ , (Received 10.5 a.m.) XYi« c ies are Rostock, Crocket* *nd New York, December 20. Jones, Southall, Bective, the adaptedThe New York Times, commenting the-foot-form, the Warewell, ;.ttfe on Mr Lloyd George's speech, says Waaukwell, the Phmitwell, and—#eO f it will leave the way open for a fur- everything's well when it obtdee ther exchange of statements. He through Hannah's. ' .- ..; 'does not wish to check the German ._„ ,] ~ ___. V '. ■>■•'? deveVptoent, and refutes the calumny a GRAND line of youths' and;bojV uttered against Rritaiu. The Allies J\ BC _ oo _ _t ft, gd, tfh M, have all ..civilisation, except the Cen- _ ls 6dj 12s 6d, 13s pd, to 16s od. All tral Powers, supporting them in the g_ arall teed Hannah's own isoake, and, demand for the extermination of weUj j__ t a i fQQt ___<, father'*, w ,o!«„ m nif.ai<iam nnfl it is an es- ! . . : __■ ANNAH7S Root Postal Bosiaew is quite a huge affair, but H»nsimple and straight-forward. We no h' B huge Btocks compel a huge bttolwill now see whether the German negfi p r _ ceß we reasonable, eerwe« proposal is a manoeuvre or an earn- re proaeh, and wear tip-top. e,st of her intention. The restoration of Belgium and Servia must be in- y-rANNAH'S Sandals for the,belteluded in the minimum conditions, ____' _ ayg) j_ D j ac _ __d tan at • 5s and even in the discussion of peace. 6g aQ( j __4j es » Ba ndals at 7* The New York World declares: if ' fo flt ___ gQod k , wear> 'Germany refuses to disclose the ;—_____ terms, she confesses that the original Dairy Roots for % proposals are merely a diplomatic J_j_ Jady ___. merß their false pretence. terß at u s ey all d 12s 6d, ar,e jnit it. The Sun says: Mr Lloyd George . . spoke with the force of an England -j-j-__jf NA __f CO. are exclusive!? that does not turn back or quit with- ____ ghoe Makers .-.nd'Sell. out results. erg> No c i o thiag, no jam or flat trona, just bootfl and shoes, bought i y experts and sold to you by expv&». Where Ignorance is Biiss! tt^^si^coloT^^ 9 t XX est and best working boot*. That brilliant novelist, H. G. Wells, tells | _>ricea, 14s 6d, 16s 6d, 17s 6d, 211, into a lighted candle-and found out! That green hide. bunply aßtottismn|r put an end to hi* blissful ignorance. values. ; There are a few people alive—few enough . in all conscience!—who are blissfully ignor- __.,....„ +mfbf«il» m* that ant that they possess a liver. They never have to think of it .because it never troubles •«-■- there is. not another hrm in HHft them, and a liver that is in good working Dominion that can so much As aporder never makes its presence felt! But the „ oftch them for priceß 4n _ values. vast majority of us are rudely reminded, at .£_ ... , _j_i' one time or another, that the liver can be - 1 particularly troublesome. It may be that a | . change of weather, or the taking of unsuit- i /-~\NLY Roots and Shoes at iEDaanaa s able food, is resented by the liver, and what {J No m eß 3 inß about with any other then? Trouble very, very soon! Headaches, » • , . . tr rt torturing bouts of biliousness, irritability. Hnes. Just boots and shoes at iianblurred vision, specks before the eyes, bad nah's. complexion, and chronic weariness. It must , - i ■ be remembered, too, that a torpid, inactive -_n»RONY and Silver-baoked Brushes liver does not aid the bowels as it should, fi. «:_-i_- a *A _*tA. and the consequence is constipation with I 3 - i and Mirrors-singles and sew. all the ills that follow in its train. i Military Brushes, Hat Pin Stands, If you have already fallen victim to liver Trinket Boxes at B. J. Peters', Jeweldisorder, it is fbolish to neglect it. In the , ~, , ' »arlv ti«oPs nf tJiic rnmnl.iint n few rlnsM lel • O no P nerc. of that excellent stomach and liver tome, i Mother Seigel's Syrup, is generally all that | X sents. The finest selection of is needed to regulate the liver and to ensure ' Go j d B roo ches in Taranaki.—-B. J. the proper flow of bile so necessary to the ■ perfect digestion of food, and the regular i * et daily action of the bowels. If the trouble j is of longer standing it will be necessary to ; T_TAVON&—The latest CSgaretH continue the use of the Syrup for a little _£_[ C^m in heavily pjated and solid longer time, but faithful use of this unsur- ~ ' ;. , .f ' + ,,_ .. JO _ ',_„,_. passed liver invigorator will bring its due silver, press the button, the case ooe» reward. the rest. Havone, from B. J. Peters, But if you are wise, you will not wait jeweller. until your liver troubles are serious. Be ' . 0 guided by the experience of the thousands __ " T « _.« i_% of people who avoid the consequences of T 3 J. PETERS, Jeweller, will b* stomach and liver trouble just by taking X 3« open ea ch evening Xmas weefeg thirty drops of Mother Seigel's Syrup m 9 sh at your leisure, whenever they feel the slightest tendency ' > to liverishness, or have partaken heartily of food which • might disagree with them. Mother Seigel's Syrup never falls them, and iuran'i fait yew. BJ. PETERS has the best of • value in Ladies' Hand BagSj Leather inside and out —new ehtpejf*

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 23, 21 December 1916, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 23, 21 December 1916, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 23, 21 December 1916, Page 2

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