WHERE TO BUY IN STRATFORD. 'J HE .Safety Clothes Prop, just the thing. Tlie more weight on the line the more secure the washing.— Martin, lending ironmonger. e.n. gCHOOL Award Books. Committees and teachers, secure your requirements at less than cost—Mills' Closingdown Sale, for two weeks only. e.e. intervewing the minister, 'bring the bride to McAllister's Studio. Wedding groups a feature of our business. e.n. the wife to get a, Safety Clothes Prop. All up-to-date laundries are using these. Martin, leading ironmonger. e.n. QHEAP reading by popular authors. Make yiour purchases now. Oreat variety offering. Selling smartly Mills' Cireat Closing-down Sale. e.n. gLECTR-lC Lamp, Pocket Torch; .just the thing for moving round these early mornings. Enquire prices.—Martin's, leading ironmonger. e.n. JJAWLES & EAWIJES for Sheeting, Towels, Flannelettes, 'Prints, Dress Hoods. Silks, etc. Inspection invited. building, remember Martinis. leading ironmonger, can furnish all the ironwork necessary. e.n. Set of SamplesFine Longeloth Nightdresses, exquisitely trimmed with embroidery lace, etc., all prices from 3/11 to io/C.— Whites' Corner, Stratford. e.n'. g SHARP, the .Hairdresser, has best range of Tobaccos, Pipes, Cigars, etc., in town. Call and inspect. e.n. jy^ILLIXERY. —All the latest designs in trimmed and untrimmed straws and silks. iPriees reasonable. —R. D. Lewers. . e.n. Y<>U can get it at Martin's, leading ironmonger. His stock is large and prices small. e.n. JQATXTIEST Crepe de Chine Blouses, white, cream, saxe, pink, sky, navy, brown and black.—Rawles and Rawles. F.HE child is growing. Take him to McAllister's Studio so that lie will have a memento of childhood.. e.n. RUMMER MILLIXERY.—A huge assortment of models, trimmed hats, and readv-to-wears. —Rawles and Rawles! Teas, largest anil most comfortable rooms in town. Best baked goods daily.—Smith's. e.n. gTROXG Boots, best leather, for farm use. Cannot be equalled elsewhere. Buy here and be satislied—At Foster's.
£JUiA>T, comfortable shave, keen razors, expert employees, no waiting. —S. Sharp's the man. c.ii. WHAT is the difterenee between the Abattoirs and Mills' Closmg-up Sale? One slaughters stock and the other slaughters prices. piIOTOS recall absent friends. Don't go away before visiting McAllister's Studio. Prices right, workmanship best. modern Patliephone and cords; splendid instrument; needles required— H. J. Hopkins. e.n. Longeloth Underwear, facturers' samples; a profusion of daintily-trimmed garments, all prices Rawlcs and Rawles. the Pictures call at Smith's Tea-rooms and try his tasty small goods, hot pies, etc. i SADIES' Summer Dresses, in voiles, white embroidered dresses, sill's, asserted shades and colors.—K. D. Lowers, opposite Post Office. i WHITE .Tap Crepe in special fine c|'ualities, S'/..d, »d, lid, 1/-: cash only.R. IT: White and Co.. Stratford. e.n. 'J'OIJRALCO, washing' fabrics, plain. striped and floral; the ideal washing dress material; -1/2 vard.—K. 1). Lewers. " , JJOYAL Donlton Ware, artistic, ornamental and useful. .Suitable for birthday or wedding -presents.—,ll. .1. Hopkins. e.n. QU'P, record shows that the McAllister Photo stands supreme. We are ready for youv appearance. i TABLE for walking and always shapely. Thai's a feature of our boots.—Foster's Hoot Warehouse. Shoes, black or tan, quality lirst consideration. Prices lowe.it in town. Remember, at Foster's. J)OX'T hesitate—to-morrow may lie too late. Visit McAllister's studio and brin.u; the family, il'riccs moderate. YOU'EE Next! Every convenience. prompt attention. Our toilet best in town.—S. Sharp. i Q'UT they go! Mill-' Croat Clearing Sale—great 'shelf-clearing bargains. Oood value every article. e.e. our window display of choice designs in latest London and ]'ari>iai: "ear.—R. D. Lcivers, opposite Post Office. . p.TI supply 1/fi novels iiy popular "■ authors. (Treat variety. Call early for -hoiee.—H. J. Ilupkins. < to the front. Treat him to a case of pipes. S. Sharp has a great variety. , fJLOSJXG-DOWN Sale-Mills is clearing Stationery. Books, etc., below cost price. Your opportunity, liuy u< QOVER that old chair with one of our up-to-date- Cretonnes.rr'Rawles and Kawle^. ~ <
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Taranaki Daily News, 22 September 1916, Page 1
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