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BUSINESS NOTICES. THE FARMER WHO WANTS A CLEAN DAIRY a dairy easy to clean—easily kept clean—a dairy that looks neat and trim, concretes the lloor. Now let us tell you this—tliero are cements on the market not worth the trouble of putting down. Our Cement is different and Better! It dries with a steel-hard surface that won't crack or crumble. It is easily mixed—easily laid. AND SON. STRATFORD. (f>NCE THE MALONES. fell out with the Stones, and there w.ik s'i'nc danger of breaking of bones ; fo; !.i lily MaLono told Miss Tabifch.i .Stone if she drank Suratura and left gin alone she might have a chance with the Laird, one McKown. A CHICKEN CHUCKLED as he •£*- chipped his shell and out to daylight slipped; "Now that I'm really burn," said he, "I'll have some Suratura Tea." -: :.:■", . . »HE WAY' WAS: LONG-, the night -"- was cold ; the darkness, too, was most intense. " T'iiv minstrel man was petting old;; but when the kindly Miss McGee gave lain some ; Suratura Ten, his heart throbbed with such youthful SIMPSON HAS SEEN AND * KNOWS where the Suratura grows, and he knows (like you and me) Suratura's perfect tea. THERE WAS A LADY FAIR AND KIND. Was never face so pleased my mind. She swore by Suratura Tea. Said I, " That woman's wise, you sec. She is the only girl for me as sure's my name's not Timbucthree !" "ONAH WAS, AS WE ARE TOLD, *-*• swallowed by a whale. You will swallow whale and all, if you gulp the tale of the brigands grim and bold as grey sharks, but dourer, who will palm off common tea when you go and ask for "D," peerless Suratura ! 4A SPECIALLY CLEANED FRUITS Co a long way towarus making cooking easy. Why not try our specially cleaned CURRANTS and SULTANAS? Which are all ready to use! And cost you no more, than fruit you have to spend half an hour over In cleaning. FEDERAL STORF. ~ TEVE FAM£Y» HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, 5a sill at the old spot., His Saloon has ust been enlarged and refittod, ai«d he bas a splendid stock of the latoet and best PIPES, RAZORS, FANCY GOODS, TOILET REQUISITES, and SMOKERS' SUNDRIES. Old Friends and New Welcomed: ' [Established 1893.] WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. Watches, GBocks, Jewellery, Sllvarware, and Electroplate, OF EVERY. DESCRIPTION. Large Assortment of Articles suitable for presents, Al LOWEST PRICES. REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. JOHN PETRIE, Rroftdvay, Stratford. HREESI TREESI TREES! PLANTING SEASON, 1911. WANTED KNOWN—That I still have any amount of strong two-year-old Barbery. Also n, fine lot'of Acacia Decurrens (Black Wattle). These are cheap, very ornamental, and useful. Pine Tiees in any age. And don't forget 1 have the finest lot of Garden Hedges in the Dominion. Also, that my stock of Apple Trees include the best, and those we find to be the most suitable for this district. R. McK. MORISQN. THE NURSERY, Stratfoia. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. LATE OF MR. NEWTON KING'S STAFF, Having decided to undertake the work of Clearing Properties of Stumps by Explosives, is prepared to accept engagements cither by day or by contract. The most up-to-date appliances used. Terms on application. Address: W. ROWE, Stratford. M. C. AACAARD. SADDLER, DESTRES to notify his customer* that lie lias removed from the Premises near Victoria Bridge to Larger Premises at HANNAH'S ROOT SHOT, where ho will bo pleased to soo all old and now customers. SATISFACTION WILL BE Gl' A RANT FED.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 66, 1 November 1911, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 66, 1 November 1911, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 66, 1 November 1911, Page 4

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