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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 109, 29 June 1911, Page 2

vd 'i- ... BUSINESS NOTICE?,. :v;rr 2 $ aOMP '■ —tBOMBMB» MMO3C ‘tAND THE W-EATHfiR. CRG. . v Vr*,* - “ *■»•••' ;'•• *•■-’■». - u COLDER—COLDER EVERY DAY!” ■ ■■ ■ ■• ; . • , ; .-. ■.. :• , • •;; ” . - Winter’s worst clays are yet to come. ; , ’ / Don’t- take any more risks—we’re ready. ;j to _put yog into heavy clothes You may save a medicine bill .by Purchasing Noiv You'will .save money if you Purchase at SPENCE’S. „ Our Ready-to-wear Suits, for Mon and Boys are “out on their own tor Fit, Style, and Wear-ability. Wo have Overcoats, Raincoats; : Mafciiitoshes;:ahd Oilskias'that will keep you as dry as a duck under its featners when itiains —and as yarm as toast when it blows cold. . While England is preparing-to Crown a, King we’re making ready to Crown v • . .• - prig Majesty the New Zealand Citizen with the latest Hats—in felt (hard and soft), or Tweed Caps. We have Shirts for Men and Boys in Ceylon and All-wool Materials. The famous Roslyn All-wpol Lndershirts and i ants Also, Ties and Collars. WHAT ARE VOUR NEEDS? Our' stocks of! Men’s and Boys’ Wear spell READINESS to oppose Winter’s Attack. And-Gur Values ; are Second to None. And-Our Yglues ;are Second to None. :A . SPENCE, STRATFORD. nBCaHKOCOK xacaucs iri < ‘A-fI I. i miiii ■ , f V ~ .. •F 1 J■' I-V V> Ow v*»v♦ .<•" 4,>s r: AUCTIONEER, LAND, STOCK. AND STATION AGENT, PRODUCE AND GENERAL MERpHANT, •V* V : .ft;- . ' y. LAND ADVERTISEMENT PAGE 8 - IMPLEMENT ADVERTISEMENT PAGE 8 1 PRODUCE' ADVERTISEMENT . PAG E 3 B ROA DWA Y, STB AT FOB P ■N

* ' ! W A'lV;’ is V' / W s'r'Xm. . fftHS. *r-i cc.ft?,f m*.' . I: AUCTIONEERS LANDj AGENTS, AMD- GENERAL MERCHANTS. , . ::V , AVK JUiVK IX HTIK’K ■ |ft ■ New, Season’s Prime Oat-sheaf ..Gtiiiff,- Feed Oats, Maize, Wheat, Pollard, Bran,-Fowl ' , Grit, Cement, Pratt’s Poultry Food. ’ \ .SHAMIIOCK; 8L0,(3D MEAL. ' UP-TO-DATE AND DERWENT TABLE POTATOES. ffU McK- Mbrison’s Nurseries AGEiSIS Kefnpthorne, Prosser’s Westfield Manures 3 Etc. 3 Etc, : -y, ■ ;> V.y-- v... . . . . •• ■ ' _

& cmm S.BI/TFJIJJ »». Wi ! ; li'.Cj' Q. What is good for my cough? A. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Q. How long has it been used ? A. Seventy years. ‘ Q. Do doctors endorse it? A. If. not,we would not make it. -■ ■ I ... . • ■ Q. Do you publish the formula? A. Yes. ’ On every bottle. Q. Any alcohol in it? A. Not a single drop. ; j ■ Q. How may Hearn more of this? A. Ask your doctor. He knows. Prepared by Dr. J< C. Ayer &. Coi.Lowoil. Mass.. U.S.fl. Get Rid m of That r/TAOA Sore Plaoe ! BEE OINTMENT ALWAYS CURES ! \.2L Etghtcenpence Everywhere. In slopping nigh! cough?, caring obsiina e colds aail chest complaints. ■\ lady living in Lome, StrcC, Aiingion. u rite? : “I have used'/'* ookiuk 5 L.hiM-.-d nulsion’ fur myself and children lh grand results. Having a re, palatable ia 3 lc, tlie cluldieu ice' it readily.” ‘Tonicinc.’s Linsktu Fmci-sion." ■o:n nil C'icmssto c: Stcrehccpcra. 1/(5,' 2/6, 4/G bottle. L FUNERAL REFORM. HY pay exorbitant prices for Funeral Furnishing when yon btain “every satisfaction at half •ice at H. S. Pm£STLEY’S (IE.VEH.AL HOUSE FURNISHER, Regan Street. ’Phone 105. j ; tl-

:,.:,.,.NEW.(ZEAi;ANB| : LG AN & M EEC ANTILE '■ ■’ k i \ • L.IMSTED, STR ATFORD., CAPITAL sAs.dfiij3ED ]| - £1,920,648. || RESERVES -..%;■■ -A. ' £soo*ooo. STOCK ■ AUCTIONEERS* LAND SALESMEN. AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. Wo have now three genuine- buyersvoil ‘ hand for Small Farms of from 60 to 100 Acres, so request those who Lave properties of this uescriptior for sale to send particulars at once., i . . ,FARMERS, LOOK! A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY! -d fi f\ ACRES, Freehold, no weeds, splendid level laud, well fenced and i Oli ‘*. Riyided; 50; acres ploughed, within omih. •of factory, school, and store; 5 miles to railway and good town; 6-roomed House,.good shed, with-milking plant in splendid order.; returns of cows .and farm may be seeuYov■ mtonding purchasers. This is a good and cheap 'property, and should-not bo missed. Price, with milking machines (engine), circular;saw, and'patent water, heater, etc., £32 per acre,. -with-£6OO cash down .balance at G-portcont. for a long term. .A ACRES, Freehold, good level land free of, weeds, 50 acres pldnghZ\ji' fid; splendid 'buildings, go id'roads; % nulo to factory, school, store, and post office. Only £2i 10s par acre with £SOO cash down. . , * v- ' k -JNo;< oYb o ACRES; Freehold, .level and rolling hind (good grass.country), all 00 4 grassed apd well’divided ; hoep-preof fences’; 6-roomed House, and 20-bail shed; school and factory handy. Price £l7 10s per acre; good terras/- : , -- .'* / ‘ - ' * ‘ / V Ap;io7T 100 ACRES, Freehold, grand le;oI farm, ; nearly half ploughed: splendid buildings; 9-room id house; one mile to township and railway. Price £3O per acre; good twins. /• No. 1073 rt Q ACRES,' Freehold, nearly all ploughed, splendid. house and - sheds; OO half mile to township'and. railway /carrying 30. cows, which show good returns. Price £lO per acre; easy terms. No. 1012 • • / CLTENTIS LIBERALLY FINANCED. ' ' /t *■ " ’ .' I We request desirous of either hating: or selling to correspond with us. as wfi can offer assistance to intending purchasers that no other firms are offering. ‘ _ ..... , Wk -v DEL LFLand Salesman. ' fibV' ’i&t . A ' ■ WE STOCK , 1 a ■■ ■ , » " ■ t . ■ FARMERS’ FAVOURITE' DRILLS A?- : :MS£j? : .‘tARROWS (without pole) . CHA.I.N AND SPIKE HARKOV’S . , GRAY PLOUG HS, Etc. W. A. HEWITT, AgentngtmußKtntaamiwn SPECIAL TO MEN. : Y |jr V >t /; : T; MERCER. f HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, • ' - br6adway, ' Desires to call attention to the following indent SMOKERS’. LINES:- / ///Y : lOWlE; G.8?p..-flhd’B.B.B. PIPES.; I Also. TOBACCOS and CIGARETTES of the Best Procurable Brands. . .WINTER SEASON, i - Jlp; hand.-a-large stock of FOOTBALLS. BOXING GLOVES, 1 and - ( ' ’ PUNCH BATTS. '