Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 30 October 1919, Page 3

STRATFORD. For Shirts. Collars. Ties, Braces. Socks and all Outfitting Lines OUR Prices are the keenest. A. H. HILLOCK, MEN'S WEAR SPECIALIST, - STRATFORD. - EVERYTHING FOR SPRING WEAR* FOR MEN AND BOYS. Pyjamas, Shirts, Suits, Taps, Bright Ties, Collars, ° : "' Sox, Cashmere (Fancy Sox, Silk iShirta, Boater Hats, ({Handkerchiefs, Motor Coats. father t lined, Rain oats, Umbrcllr -,, 'iorsa)ino and Ptetson Hats, White Drill Coats, Trousers, etc. R.D.LEWERS, ' DRAPER AND! CLOTHIER, STRATFORD. DON'T FORGET! This is an exceptional offer, BOYS' BLACK OILSKINS, ONLY 11/3 EACH. All sizes, 30in. to 48in. OUR MOTTO IS QUALITY. EGMONT CLOTHING dO., STRATFORD. "A thing of qualityis a joy -forever." TMs dictum applies to GAFFANEY'S QUALITY WATCHES. WE HAVE THJSM IN GREAT VARIETY. GOLD, SILVER, ROLLED GOLp AND . NICKEL. at reasonable prices to suit all purses. Call and inspect our large, stocks. F. D. GAFFANEY (late B. J. Peters). JEWELLER, WATCHMAKER AND ENGRAVER. BROADWAY STRATFORD. LEATHER WORK. No matter whether you require a set of milk-cart harness, which will give satisfaction with the roughest usage, or a dainty lady's handbag, representing the finest and most delicate work in leather A AGAARD, THE LEADING SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER IN STRATFORD. He gives the best value every time. FARMERS! When coming tp Stratford bring your old boots to FOSTER'S BOOT STORE, They can be repaired and returned the same day. ■ Two first-class workmen constantly —f employed. — < Near Railway Station Stratford SHELTER TREES, SHRUBS HEDGE PLANTS. T BEG to intimate that I have take) over the Nursery Business so loni and successfully carried on by Mr. .B McK. Morison, and may I, ask for a con tinuance of the support accorded m; predecessor. W. PETTfGREW, Fairbank Nurseries,