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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 207, 2 March 1914, Page 3

A POWERFUL STORY or THE FREXCII ARISTOCRACY. A V 0 F I>■T EX S .!•: 11 EA H T IX T ]■; RE S T A FA.TAL LOVE 2500 FEET MAGXIFIFICEXTLY COLORED. EXCITING FIGHT IN FOILS TOPICAL BUDGET. Brilliant Scenic: "DIO DE JANIERO." Pathe Educational: LIZARDS AND FROGS. £4OOO Assigned Stock Of A. SPENCE, DRAPER and CLOTHIER STRATFORD. All clean, seasonable well-selected goods l ♦♦»»♦♦♦»♦»♦♦♦♦ FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS' WORTH To go out in a few weeks. >♦♦♦♦♦♦»»♦♦♦* Prices Ruthlessly Cut Down The Rotate must be realised immediately] for the benefit of creditors. Bear In mind: This realisation of stock is out of the ordinary category of sales altogether. No business could stand such tremendous [ reductions in prices in ordinary trading. ON THE PREMISES, A. E. WAUGH, Manager. School Books Half ol tse pleasure in "passing" lies in the prospeet of entering the new year's schooling with clean, new hooks. Encourage the 'ittle ones to take a pride in the condition of their books. Fit tkem out preperly ior the School Year commencing February 2nd Byery class of school requisite at usual low prices. H. J. HOPKINS STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER STRATFORD.

Egmont YOU PAY MORE—BUT YOU WON'T BUY BETTER. at ths price wa sell the EGMONT GIG at. Honestly worth pounds mer« than we charge, and a first-class gig right through, from the taancWome morocco leather upholate rings to the rubber or steel tyres. Finished in any color to order, or stained natural wood. You'to promised yourelf a good gig for a long time—commence the year with an EGMONT. Egmont Coach & Carriage Company WHBKLWRIGHTS, BLACKSMITHS, OOACHBTJILDIRB, ETC., STRATFORD. Agents for MASSEY-HARRIS Implements; "WASA" Cream Separators, Etc. BY ROYAL WARRANT TO H.H. THE KING v ; YOUR MONEYS WORTH In appearance, the new Overland models are even more stylish and impressive than they have been heretofore. In service, they are wonders of power, endurance, agility and enay control, and a revelation of the p erfeetion that can be attained by the most successful concentration of capital, engineering skill and enormous preparation devoted to the production of one article in great quantities. THE OVERLAND CAB. Now, as formerly, the Overland stands at the top—not only the most and the best for the money, but all that a motor car should be, complete, without a single after-th ought or regret, a source of full and continuous satisfaction to the »wn er. •nly the gigantic facilities of the Willys-Overland Company make it posefUe t* wide* the jap between ourselves and our nearest fol- '• lowers arm farther by jiving still greater value to our customers. W. MUDFORD & SON, ~ ~■ BROADWAY SOUTH, STRATFORD. . j u _^;j