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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 93, 2 December 1911, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES, MONEY HAS TO BE SPENT ON GROCERIES! Therefore there is wisdom in making a careful choice of a Grocery Store. There is economy in buying the best( not necessarily the dearest), true economy, and this is the only kind of grocery wo sell. Every proprietary line is the most reputed of its kind, our Provisions are from farms and factories whoso; cleanliness and whole'someness are beyond reproach—while our* prompt service, makes it a pleasure to shop in. ■our j well-ventilated, cool, comfortable store. Will you make it your Grocery headquarters P i ! i J. MASTERS AND SON, STRATFORD. npHE ISLANDERS OF OLD \J- CEYLON once named their Goddess ' Kamerura. But now they speed o’er every ocean the object of their chief devotion—the tea that’s perfect. Suratura ! Father o’flynn chanced to look in, and found Biddy Mulligan, sipping, her giiu. “To the divil with gin ami such/folly !” said he. “ You get / Suratura, that excellent tea. Don’t let,.me catch ye full agin. Now, mind me, Biddy Mulligan 1” you who worry on through 1 life 'with your housekeeper or wife, you will sweeten life (mark me !) best with Suratura Tea ! miJERE WAS A YOUNG FELLOAV named Adam, who lived in a garden with madam. Tliey found no Suratura to ward off the blues, and all other teas Adam could but refuse ; and as for the blues—well, he had ’em ! FT IS NOT USED for cleaning brass, and it’s no good for fattening calves ; but if you’re not a stubborn ass and hate to do things by halves—if, that’s to say, you like good tea, the best is Suratura D !

WHATEVER GAY JAUNTS you i* ’ have on when you happen to get to Ceylon, one thing you can’t miss, and that thing is this : whatever you skip be sure that you see the place where they pack Suratura Tea. That’s the most famous spot,in Ceylon. ca SPECIALLY CLEANED FRUITS Co a long way towards making cooking easy. ' Why not try our specially cleaned CURRANTS and ... SULTANAS? .., Which are al! ready to use! And cost yod nd more, than fruit you have, to spend half an hour over in cleaning. );J f ; ~!T ■•! r l<". (J i I B.' A. ; ALGI^, FEDERAL STORE, FAHEY. I r*no tuoilii /Inn ?.t\'U nvm HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, ..j •!>> .n- >• UOllvf I.; is still at the old spirt. His 'Saloon has (,• jifolvijitj ' V l .' rie< ■ 1 ‘<f,n 1 jubt been enlarged and refitted,, and he has a splendid stock of the latest : 1..;,,.',: >1 Hi and best PIPES, RAZORS, FANCY GOODS, TOILET REQUISITES, and ... , ■■ ;„■••• :,r,i (■ SMOKERS’ SUNDRIES. Old Friends find New Welcomed. Hast [Established 1896.] JOHN pETRIE, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Silverware, and Electroplate, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Large Assortment of Articles suitable for presents, AT LOWEST PRICES. REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. JOHN PETRIE, Broadway, Stratford. T REESI TREEGI TREES! PLANTING SEASON, 1911. WANTED KNOWN—That I still have any amount of strong two-year-old Barbery. Also a fine lot of Acacia Decurrons (Black Wattle). These are cheap, very ornamental; arid, .useful. Pine Trees in any age- Arid don’t forget I have the finest lot of Garden Hodges 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. IVScK. SYSORISON. THE NURSERY, Straffcra M. C. AAGAARD. SADDLER, DESIRES to, notify his customers that ho has removed from the Promises near . Victoria Bridge to Larger Premises at HANNAH’S BOOT SHOP, where he will he pleased to see’ all old and, new customers. SATISFACTION WILL BE GUARANTEED. COAL LASTS LONGER When You Use a ZKALANDIA RANGE* THE quick, easy way in which the Zcaianclia heats is a noted fea- | ture of this splendid range. Just a little coal is needed to get up a great heat. The Zealandia doesn’t eat up coal, hut saves it. If you use 2o per cent, less coal, imagine the great saving this means in a year! For this reason alone the Zealahdta is worth buying, hut it’s a grand cooker as well. Write for Catlogue 18 to BARNINCH AM AND CO., LTD., George Street. Dunedin. McMillan and Frcdric, Agents.