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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 79, 15 November 1911, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. the great author sty cm boots aj<d shoes (HANNAH) SAYS: VUS 1 'FAX LEATHERS will be WORN A!ORE THAN EVER THIS COMING SUMMER SEASON. BEAUTIFUL SHADES SN DARK TAN GLACE KIDS, FOR LADIES’ A ND CHILDREN’S WEAR. "THE ALBANY,” "THE MERRY WIDOW” SHOE, Pretty GXrORDG, and DERBY SHOES, Smart Suckled, Bar, and Strapped Shoes; also in BLACK GLACE KIDS, same stylos. WILLOW CALF for Mon’s Wear. Xo other Tan Leather has been used so extensively—it is the finest, softest, Tan Calf Skin on the Market. A Shoo or Boot made of it is a delight to wear. LADIES’ CAXVAS GIBSOXS, in Green, Saxo Blue, Biscuit, White, Tan, Black, etc. TENN2S. BOWLS. CRICKET. SEE SXAPPY WIXDOW DISPLAYS. HANNAH’S BROADWAY * STIUTFORDWHAT STYLE TAILORED COSTUME DO YOU PREFER? If your choice favours the Cut-away Coat and Tight Skirt. The Cash Tailoring Co. is vours to command. Oj - , if it be a Gown Ampler in Detail; in a cvortl, whatever style you choose, THE GASH TAILORING GO. Is ready to plan and work out your slightest wish. Our Tailoring stands for Correctness of Stylo, undeniable careful Workmanship, and infinite attention to the minutest detail. Needless to say the latest fashions of Bond Street are closely followed May ive show you Bis new Materials? THE CASH TAILORING C°, STRATFORD. i w I Leydon, GENERAL FURNISHER, Buoadwav, STRATFORD, Where satisfaction can be given in Quality, Value, & L’ricos. Carries the Largest Stock in Taranaki. Manufactured by the Best Workmen. H w» m & 4 John Leydon, FCR Artistic Furniture ten} rising ever] article required ii the household. 1 not in stock wil re manufacture! ; n the factoiy iv the shertest (tiijjSiVA notice. Funerals conduct j fl 1 !IM “d a I lowest rates j [Wfg town or country ■'j.;]//S. CLARK, 1 . Makagkk. GENERAL (TUJJMSIIEiJ. STIIATFO-KD.

DO YOU WANT A HERD Of PROFITABLE MILKERS? !f sc, commence right now with the CaSves. , HERE ARE THREE POINTERS THAT WILL HELP YOU—RANDLE them right—Kindly and Gently. Bed thesn right—Glean, and Dry.’ Peed them right—Regularly* and with “ CILRUTH ” Calf Food; and, above all, see that their drinking pails are scrupulously clean. REMEMBER, ALSO—Half the breeding- g-ees down the mouth, therefore, see that what does <>‘o down is THE “ GSLRUTH” CALF FOOD. Ho not be put off with something- said to be just as .good—because it isn’t-—or something that is cheaper. You can depend upon it, it is cheaper in-quality-as well as in price. Fill in the Form below, and get a Copy of cur 1911 Circular. i ” ' ' THE A. & P. FOOD Co. ; Ltd., WeMingten. Ploaso Post mo a Copy of your 1911 : “GILRUTH” CALF FOOD.'.-/ Circular. Name Address

A VERY PRESENT HELP IN TIME OF NEED—ECMOKT VETERINARY HEALOI Tho Scientific Pharmacist can 50 no fi!!-thor in evolvinr; a. curative Veterinary‘Oihtocnt. it is made to fit ail .conditions and to Cure Cruises, Khoclis, Sprains, Cuts, cto., no matter what the circumstances may be. Thousands of tins of ! t have been sold—anti not one single complaint has been received. It is the Farmers’ True Friend. Price 1s 6d a tin. EDWARDS. M.P.S., STRATFORD.