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STAMPS, NOTES, POSTAL CHEQUE, WITH ACCOMPANIED . .■••••■' !SgS«SSS3iSS 5$ sC $ a B. ./ft ~r ~., fi! i'l ®CS k? ft i•* &£, J 53552535 SSbiS .■ :*r/srt ysa\n>’ x5«-rK» jKfsxr*rja!%»2 -Brushes,, special all bristle, 2/0 each, others 1/-, 1/3, 8/0, to 9/6. |l|6d to 2/6/ special Hue I/- each, es, the Wolsley, good household match, I'd doz, 3 doz 2/’- or 7s 6d gross. v cial ; Knife,/ ,“ Nest” brandy all steel, 2 | blades,, good farmer’s knife, 2/tpdmn’s toilet Soap, the best procurable, 1/box of 5 cakes, also 4d, 6d, and 1/ a cake. §&SVap, Od cake , removes all Grease. ... A.■ • W I j.- .-•••. ■ •. - BrKV jß F »».MiFnii«Ta^M««m'3c?vi»?ar<THWKMaciaiut*ibMiap&3;cm»aaga3 : Sj-r3^aa. ■* 1 * ■/'. .’A/'? v'/.i’ ..'s' ’’W'wC'C'/ . ■ .■..■.■■ ■... ■•■■ .-.tj-j».TL-^-^rg-v~.»« m. k -i.ru- w *iKasxj;~uuMtismf <gaanPifamwMaa» Writing Pads, 100 sheets, good paper, Gd, Sd, 1/.. Sample Case 200 Dolls, -all 20% less than usual. A . Manufacturer’s Sample Case Oak Photo Frames, new designs 1/6 to of'- each. Framed Pictures good value I/O to 1.5/- each. Vases, Wallpockets, Albums, Plush Trinkets, etc., bought at large discount. Ladies’ Leather Hand Bags and Purses Od to 80/- each. Gold and Silver Brooches, large assortment. AGENT Dominion Map .18/6. MY STOCK is large and varied. Please call and have a look round, .No one pressed to buy. All Leading Lines in Tobaccos. Cigars, Cigarettes, and Pipes in Stock. I import Direct all Pipes, etc., and therefore ray prices are the best. Gallaher’s Briars 1/-, Loewe’s 5/6 to 10/G, 8.8.8. 8/6 to 5/6. Also Clays, Cherries And many others. Presentation Cases. Sweet Colleen Cut Plug, 4oz. tin '2,1-. Pocket Lighters, 2/- and 4/6 each. Pipe Repairs executed. .uMMimuma asrrics rrgvir-. issßasaamssagmasasm aaoeai i-iumMJUJJiir Cash Trader, Stratford P.O. B<)x 21/

BUSINESS NOTICES. i HOW TO MAKE THE CORONATTO MEMORABLE I BE PHOTOGRAPHED YOURSELF. HAVE THE FAMILY HOTOGRAPHED. HAVE THE CHILDREN PHOTOGRAPHED. HAVE A CORONATION ENLARGEMENT. ICA?INOT reduce the price of enlargements, they are already the lowest in New Zealand, but to all who order one before July 20th, a frame will be supplied at 20 per cent, reduction., M°ALLISTEE’S STUDIO. BROADWAY, G TRATFORD. m o*amKKßawaKmaKmm**k •» sttmnammmammamm&iaeui a—■ mb m BM—i tmtm. a. & p. show i Foe* Orss -Month ws ars givsng Special! Quotations for Trophies and Sedates ctci 3 for'-Show-Presents tiuß. GOLDSStfsTHS 3 AND S3LVERSMBTHS’ COMPANY, THE JEWELLERS, IT IS ALL IN THE SEED! xxxxxxxxxxx The profit from your Farm depends as much on the Seed you plant as in your skill in cultivation. START RIGHT! Choose your Seeds with care. Stocks of first-class, clean, re-picked SEED POTATOES include such well-known reliable varieties as Irish Rock, White Elephants, Beauty of Hebrom Early Rose, ' and Up'to-Date. 1 D.M.D. New Zealand and / Australian Seed Algerian Oats, Hickory King and White Horse Tooth Seed Maize. Grass Seeds of every Description Purchased with all care as to Germination and Purity for Spring Sowing. Long Red, Yellow Globe, and Prize-Winner Mangold, Sinclair's Champion Baribail and White Belgian Carrot Seeds; Manures of the Highest Merit, including Pure Bonedust, Shirley’s and Sterling Superphosphate, Basic Slag, Kainit, Nitrate of 1 Soda, Sulphate of Potash and Amonla, and a Full Range of WellBalanced SPECIAL MANURES FOR ANY PARTICULAR CROP. \- ■ r* , • *r*• * 1 , ■, xxxxxxxxxxx IDEAL MILK CANS, AERATORS, STRAINERS, HORSE, CALF, AND PIC FOODS, FENCING WIRE, STAPLES, DOMINION AND: ENGLISH CEMENT, NETTING, STUMPING JACKS, Etc. FULL PARTICULARS AND PRICES ON APPLICATION. xxxxxxxxxxx NEWTON KING. ’ ■ . .■ , i NEW PLYMOUTH. STRATFORD. KAPONCA. “THE GRASS IS GROWING” YOUR LAWN WILL SOON REQUIRE MOWING, SO YOU HAD BETTER SEE ABOUT A LAWN MOWER. GET A PRICE FROM B. HARKNESS, JULIET STREET, FOR A 5-BLADE BALL-BEARING MOWER, AT ONCE, AND BE READY. ALL WIDTHS IN STOCK. '’Phone 16. B. HARKNESS.

BUSINESS NOTICES. HAIR GROWN BY a 9 m Ss S|»| i Mil <xr. I'he young lady who'owns this hair. Miss AT. J.'McLaren, of North Opowa, was troubled .with Dandruff and Falling Sho used Brice’s Regenerator, anil testifies: u [yjy hair is now thick anti JVoo from Dandruff, and is the envy of many of my acquaintances ." Price, 3/6; Special Strength, 5/6. Ot all good Chemists. THE FACTS TALK] i insist on getting Brice’s Regenerator J . . J .. p. BRICE’S PREPARATIONS ARE OBTAINABLE FROM ; e" d w a r rj ' EGMONT PHARMACY, STRATFORD, iVltere Photographs of curea can ta wen. Grow We are talking about Ayer’s Bair Vigor. Just note that word 'Ayer’s.’’: You are perfectly ;afe with it. No harm to you or ;o your hair. Makes the hair |row ? (Itt certainly does. Stops falling hair, too. Remember, it’s '‘Ayer’s” we are talking about &sk your doctor about your hair and about Ayer’s Hair Vigor. Get his approval. Your own doctor and “Ayer’s” make a strong combination. It means faith, confidence, satisfaction, j Ayer’s Hair Vigor DOES NOT COLOR THE HAIR Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Com Lowell* Mass.* U. S. A* .BBN'ZIE’S PEPSO Cures that heavy after> dinner feeling so common to dyspeptics. All Chemists and Stores, 2/6

BUSINESS NOTICES. • • Don’t neglect that cold; Delay is dangerous. Besides the discomfort there is always the chance of more serious trouble developing. Every case oLccnsumplion started with ‘‘ just a cold’*. Take no risks, cure your cough now with Bennington’s Irish Moss. Safe, sure and prompt, it has been the family cough remedy for over half a century. Refuse substitutes and imitations. It is dangerous to experiment when you can get an absolutely safe and sure cure in BONINGTON’S CARRAGEEN K IRISH MOSS Mr. John. Rhodes, Lin.wood, Christchurch, write.*" 1 h»ve mnea pleasure in testifying to the wonderful curative properties el Donnington's Jrish Moss. Our little girl having caught a severe cold, which developed imo a lud cough, is now quite recovered. We gava hoc one large bottle of Bonaington’s Irish Moss." ■ 34 DAIRY FARMERS! BEWARE •' HAVE, A CARE ! GET OUR 1911 CIRCULAR HEADER—“BETTER COWS, AND HOW TO CF.T THEM I” This circular will interval you. On the front page of it- is a j-ic- . ture of the World’s Champion Cow, showing what can he accomplished when brains are put into the business. The next page tells you that “Half the Brooding goes down the ■mouth,” which is quite true, and we: take the full responsibility for that statc- ' mont. What w© li'dw; want to say to yon is this That it docs rot : iY . matter how good the parentage of the calf may be: unless It is ,J properly reared and fed on a food that contains all the : elements necessary to build up a good sound constitution, you can never hope to have a champion cow, or even a profitable milker. No good cow was over made from ?. stunted calf. Peed your calves on mother’s milk for a few days, then gradually change over to Skim Milk, or Whey, and “CILRUTH ” CALF FOOD—the only perfect substitute for whole milk. It is a food . ' with a, mission, and is specally and scientifically prepared according to tho formula given by your old friend Professor Gilruth—one of the leading Veterinary Surgeons of tho day, and tho leading Scientist on Animal Feeding in Australasia. . The “ CILRUTH” CALF FOOD has'long since passed the experimental ;^>tagfc.and more than 100,000 cillvcs per annum aTO "reared oh it in tins Dominion, There is no other Calf'Food in the 'v‘ 5 " -world with the same" record., V. s,•■ ' It is not the waste product of a sugar mill, rice mill, or a starch factory, ibut.is specially prepared, as a food for calves, from tho choicest of New Zealand Produce, made in Now Zealand by. New - i Zealanders, ■ and for New Zealand conditions. Fresh made the ! day it leaves the Factory. It contains 20 per cent, of fat, which is Considerably higher than any other Calf Food on this or any , : other market. " It is the best and the cheapest, and is obtainable • from all leading Storekeepers and Produce Merchants. PREPARED BY THE A & P. FOOD C°- L m> ' . : . WELLINGTON. , • t . ( , -. , . . . , . HAYE YOU TRIED EGMONT CATTLE CLEANSING DRENCH ? ••’.,, , ' , ■ If all other drenches used have failed to come up to expectations—don’t class EGMONT DRENCH with them. IT STANDS ALONE ON THE TOP RUNG OF THE LADDER OF FAME It docs alPlhat Is claimed for It—and more! Try Itj and' be for over convinced of its efficacy. There’s no other Drench quite like it—lf you want to know more about It, ask your next-door neighbour. Price Is 6d a packet," 15s a dozen; , ■ ■ ... *■ i ■ ■ ■»; ""•• it E. EDWARDS. MPS ” STRATFORD.

USIHESS NOTICES. •RTIES FOR SALE IN StRATFQRO. wick ROAD EAST—RE■NCE oft- SEVEN-ROOMS, inieht: outbuildings; 6i Acres ilid, all live ■ ■ ! CENTRE BUSI}>EART OF iDINGS, consisting of UVE »S,- just completed ; Lease or H2 'Vears to run ; formerly ocj by Bray shaw’s Carnage i Rboms. BRAfSHAW, r VARWICK cROAD.i - & i^^rdtfoi'dv - V'.'.,’.Vi,,; ■' V ; i MORE ANET JR. TOOLS. i: . . 'i ' iavc. imported a larger, It alian of . these Ir monay.; and'time savwv.thla season,and wo apply nearly every patliustrated in the Planet Jr. Catalogue. [ON INVITED. , l and Drill Seeders, CulSihkle: and Double iSoelV Rorae etc. tv ■■ ■ •• 3 FOR ILLUSTRATED iIiMINGE® Mmiil A WINCTO^HAVING BED OF OUR BUSINESS TO LAMABON & MELVILLE, I TO REQUISt THAT PURTS OWING US BE OR BEFORE 30th SEPtoil. all accounts AFTER THAT DATE v SUED WITHOUT I!NOTick; TEMPORARY OFFICERS! YORK CHAMBERS. v» j ■»* 'J.'t -1 . .fcs AND SAWIiE

r A 'Jii ‘ ‘ m We are just crowded out with Goods. <=B2ooo worth horn ov are «a N ew W’e;must make JK SPEEDY CLiEiS.RiI.KGB and for ‘oin polled to move re sold out. We till we are* simply real, snips. n’sßtraw-Hat and Strap, rror-back Hairbrush & Comb .9, 8, Ladies’. Blouses, good color ibrib'Bloomers,- woven 2/3 - Robes, hand embroidered, jworth. 39/6, sky, pink and iip in Remnants and Odd ), useful prices half cost price HOUSEHOLD LINES 2/11 pair Lace Curtains 1/7j and 2/9 pr Art Muslin Curtains in beautiful Ariston Net, wonderful value 1/3, Curtain and Rod complete 1/2P Bleached Damask 12/6, 14/11, double bed Blankets, extra large 14/6, 17/6 6fd Strong Cotton Shirting 4/11 pair Herringbone Sheets UNEQUALLED IN TARANAK Our 8d Ladies’ Stocking gift Our lOd Ladies’ Stocking snip 3/11 cloz. White Flannelette Our special yard wide Calico dozen, worth 8/6 7,1 d Cream Silk 9Black Japanese Silk Maid’s Tweed Coats, surprise prices i/11 LADIES HATS We will positively Slaughter. (id, Is, and 1/11, they are cheap at 8/11, and 4/1.1 TRIMMED HATS, real sensible wear, and very smart, 5/11,7/11, and 10/G We are overstocked and these prices are absurd, they’re right up to the moment of fashion 2/9 WONDER LINES Flower Sprays Id, 3d, Gd I/- Camisole length Embroidery 1 / - Knit Vests ]/- Child’s Trimmed Pinafores 1/- trimmed Knickers and Chemises 1/lH Woven Combinations Corsets suspenders fitted, worth B/ll DRESS GIFTS Full Robe Pieces, 8/11, 4/11, 5/11 Beautiful Tweeds, 8/11, 10/6, 11/11 Wash Robe Pieces, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11 Linen Robe Pieces, 4/11 ALL NEW SEASON’S GOODS. 5/11 doz, our special Indigo Cambric fast dyes 5G inch wide, Navy Serge, special prices 1/lUd and 4/3 OUR READY MADES Washing Costumes, light or dark coloVs 8/11 Smart Linen or Lawn Robes, 12/6 to 25/-, worth 39/6 Blouses, 2/3,2/11,3/11, worth double Tweed Costumes, 19/11, worth 45/-, new, smart, serviceable Jackets, Raincoats, Paletots, 8/11, 9/11, 12/6,15/11. easy worth double 1/11, 8/11, Colored Moirette Underskirts JL- POSITIVE PfECESSITY. IP - x*o(liioe osir Sitoclc aaid. every .Article wall l>e at Bargain IPoint. 9.* - -iV' JL JL JL. it ▼ t SfttE COMMENCES WEDNESDAY, 20™ SEPT. HERBERT’S UP-TO-DATE, Broadway, Stratford.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 33, 23 September 1911, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 33, 23 September 1911, Page 7

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