CHURCH SERVICES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 14, 1 September 1911, Page 6

CHURCH SERVICES.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Stratford; 8, Holy Communion-; 11, Holy Communion; 2.30, Children's Service; 3.30, Holy Baptism; AO Evensong. Cardiff: 2.30, Evensong! ■Midhirst: 11.0, Morning Prayer. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Huiroa, 11 ; Toko Road, 2.30; Toko, 7; Mr. K. T. King (H.M.). NOTES AND MEMORANDA. A lad is wanted for milking, etc. Mr, Newton King will Mold his Stratford spring horse fair on Fridav an - Saturday, loth and iGth September. Mr. Newton King will hold bis usual weekly sale at the Haymarkct and Mart to-morrow. Messrs. Lamason and Melville conduct a sale of poultry, vegetables, and furniture at llieir rooms, Broadway, to-morrow. 1 lie Foresters’ long night dance takes place on Monday evening next. September 4th. On page seven of this issue will be found a;, important announcement from Mr. Charles E. James, the wellknown cash trader and fancy goods importer, of Broadway, Stratford! Mr. James publishes a detailed list of special lines which bo is offering at particularly low prices, and intimates that country orders accompanied with cheque, postal notes, or stamps, will receive prompt attention. For chronic chest complaints, Woods' Great Pepporrret f.Vre. Is 6d. 2s mi * Yon can easily get rid of that cold by taking Tohking’s Linseed Emulsion. From all chemists and stores— Is Gd, 2s Gd, 4s Gd.* Coronation Numbers of “Black and White,” “The Sphere,” and “The Graphic.” H. J. Hopkins has a few copies left.* “The right place to buy pianos and music is undoubtedly at E. Dixon and Co.’s Music Depot, Stratford.*