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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 298, 9 May 1913, Page 3

DRAKE'S Fresh stock of tasty tempters for blunt edged appetites. BREAKFAST FOODS. Quaker Oats. Cream of Wheat. Granose Biscuits. Grape Nuts. AFTERNOON TEA BISCUITS. Jacob's special quality, in small tins. Peek, Frean &, Co.'s, in small tins, am per lb. JAMS AND CONSERVES. Chivers' Strawberry Jam, Red Curram Jelly, Chivers' Black Currant Jam, "Oak' Marmalade, Robertson's Green Fig Mar malade, Robertson's Ginger Marmalade Morella Cherries (for tarts) in syrup FANCIES IN FISH. Anchovies, Soekeye Salmon, Lazenby' Lobster. PICKLES, ETC. Noel's Celebrated Pickles. Sherwood's "Colonel Skinner" Chutney. Olives, Tinned Mushrooms, Gorgonzola, Stilton and Dutch Cheeses. And a whole range of English, Continental and Colonial Delicacies at DRAKE'S DREADNOUGHT DRAKE'S " DREADNOUGHT," STRATFORD. pAPER A JJOOM FOR g/g. Freshen up the Farmhouse. Smarten up the home. ]s # JJECKETT, painter and paperhanger, has just made a BIG PURCHASE OF WALL PAPERS WALL PAPERS WALL PAPERS WALL PAPERS Which he is offering at from £D A ROLL £D V A ROLL U Nearly 10,000 rolls stocked. 500 roll's friezes at Id yd. up. The average room takes seven rolls. Big stock of Picture Mouldings, Artists' Colors, Brushes, Varnishes, and PAINTS READY TO USE. R. BECKETT HOUSE PAINTER, PAPERHANGER & DECORATOR. STRATFORD. RUTHERFURD AND MACAUSTER. BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. (Successors to W. D. Anderson.) ' "' Fenton St., Stratford, & County Offices, Whangamomona. Money tn lend at lowest current rates. g.MPIRB gTABLEB (Under New Management) STRATFORD A. J. DAVEY has purchased the Empire Stables from Mr. F. Gooch, and hat amalgamated it with his Royal Mail Stables. Ine Royal Mail Stables are dosed. The Plant is now easily the most complete on the Coast. Gigs, Buggies, Cabs; Waggonettes and Drags always on hire, and the horseflesh is as reliable as can be. Picnic Parties, Wedding Parties, Funerals, Ac, catered for. Cabs meet all trains. A. J. DAVEY, Empire Livery and Bait Stable* (next the Patea Bridge) STRATFORD Telephone 05. THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE AND THE MASTERS STORE The Housewife who thinks carefully before she purchases and who appreciates the combination of quality, variety and value, is the kind found buying at this, grocery store. She will tell you that it is very hard to settle on a better place than this for grocery va-. lues. TEAS, for instance—teas that require less drawing and give the true tea flavor. And what is true of Tea is equally true of Butter, Biscuits, Plum Puddings, and a good many other things. J. MASTERS AND SON MERCHANTS, STRATFORD. SUITS TO BE SMART MUST BE MADE TO ORDER No amount of argument (to the contrary will convince you. Then, apart from smartness, no other suit compares with the made-to-order, corectly tailored garments, built by the Broadway Tailoring Co. STRATFORD. * T * LICENSED CARRIER, STRATFORD, Has taken over the County Stables Carrying Business from Mr. Harry Jones. Prompt service. Commercial Travellers can rely on good treatment. House Furniture carefully moved. All Trains met. W. CURD, County Stables. SUPERIOR pRIVATE gOARD AND RESIDENCE. " ROSEGROVE," ORLANDO STREET, STRATFORD. Telephone 155. 3ot and Cold Bath and Shower, &c, fte. Tennis Lawn. Tariff on application to I£RS. MISCALL ... tJ . Propri2trcu