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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 8, 20 December 1911, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES, HANNAH’S BOOT STORE. SPECSAL LOW PRICES FOR XMAS. Pretty Girls’ Sandals. Jolly Trip Sandals. Smart Lines for Men and Women. Shooters and Stout Lines for Country and Field. WITH THE APPROACH OF THE FESTIVE SEASON ? the exquisite/ delicate, yet non-intrusive odours represent tue acme or perfection. Caskets containing one and two attractively-cut Glass Bottles, the Silver Mounts on the Smelling Salts, Phials, and the glitter of Silver-hack Brushes and Combs, shed a shimmering radiance over onr 1 harmacy that denotes the approach of that glorious, wondrous inheritance of all the Christian World— Christmas. We extend to you a hearty invitation to call and see how thoroughly we have prepared for your every XMAS NEED. 4 HANNAH & C°" LTD/"TOMES the annual problem “ What to Civs.” The question is answered Vy thoughtfully, comprehensively, and satisfactorily, hy the hundred F. EDWARDS PHARMACIST, Broadway, Stratford.

WSLL YOUR CHR3 ST MAS SUIT BE READY WHEN YOU WANT IT? You will want to wear your new Suit long- before Christmas, so don't wait till the last minute before ordering 1 it. We have been forced to close our books for the Show, and have only a few vacancies left for Xmas. It is ONLY A FEW WEEKS TO XMAS, so come and select your suit leng-tb from our choice Spring 1 and Summer Materials, which come in all the Newest Stripes and Checks. First-class Fit, Cut, and Finish mark all our Suits. Order yours now. THE CASH TAILORING C° STRATFORD.

Leydon, GENERAL FURNISHER, Bkoadway, STRATFORD, Where satisfaction can be given in Quality, Value, & Prices. Carries the Largest Stock in Taranaki.Manufactured by the Best Workmen, mmi John W;imS ; M mmi. i- 1 ft? VCR A rtistic Furniture comprising every article required in the household. If not in stcck will be manufactured ; n the factory at the shcrtest notice. Funerals conducted at lowest rates town or country S. CLARK. Mjnagkk. GENERAL FURNISHER-. ta fj£3a SI'S ■''S “ 1 am,” she wrote, “more than a little proud of my own cooking now. My pastry is always flaky and delicate ; my cakes are delightfully light and toothsome. But the credit, after ail, is not mine. This good success Is largely due to the fortunate chance that set me using m >• ■ •m Sr 7 Ms? W t&3 !>W;V j;-’ 63 f~T % fßirti fa}*. Al-jV !?A*ss ® - J?hi *'Ci R |(T 1 have found no other nearly so good. Mother says so, too.” Xv^ C2 In truly perfect tarts and pics, deliciously light pastry made with “ Cottage Brand ” Baking Powder is associated with incomparable Frimley fruit. You cannot afford to be '■V without this Baking Pow•w der. 51 is as wholesome as it ■■.V\ is effective. It is the beginRing of good housewifery. \ I BM <g£ i~~ sakv?* Wm 4.-K : /A 22 ESSSSBSSSSSSKSSSS H—iiiaiou m 1 iSfii