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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 48, 21 February 1912, Page 1

WANTEDS. WK7ANTED Known—Job Printing V V in all its branches at lowest current rates, at tho “Stratford Evening Post” Job Printing Office. WANTED, Every Man in Taranaki to see display of Hard Hats now showing at Mullen and Marshall’s, The Kash, Stratford. WANTED Known — We have just landed the “Brimsdawn” Metallic Filament Lamps (made in England) ; 16, 32, and 50 candle power, 2s 6d each. McMillan and Fredric, WANTED, Cooks, Waitresses, Housemaids, and Generals; good wages. Elder’s Registry Office. ’Phone 151. SPENCE’S Great Summer Sale is now in full swing; look out for the Children’s Print Tunics at Is 6d each; they must soon go at this ridiculously low price. A. Spence, Stratford. ART Canvas Albany Shoes, aI) shades, at Lewis’s, price 8s lid, in sizes and half sizes. Lewis, Direct Importer. YOU can get half-sizes in Shoes at Lewis’s Cash Boot Arcade; no foot too difficult to fit; a city store brought to vour door- * GOOD House, and 3£ Acres, best part of Stratford; good aspect, £775: easy terms, if. P.. Richards. THE • STRATFORD DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Swimming Baths are now open. Hours; Women, 5.30 to 6.30 a.in.; Men, .6.30 a.m. to 8 a.m.; Girls, 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.; Boys, 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. IGN of tho times; Homes Furnished by Brocklebank’s. YOUR Furniture! You can get it cheaper and better at Brccklebank’s. Tho best Furnishing House in Stratford. A REMlNDEß — Saturday, 24th inst., is the Closing Day of Spence’s Great Summer Sale. A limit of time must be fixed beyond which it is impossible to continue the Sale at the present Huge Reductions in Prices. Do not let this money-saving opportunity pass. A. Spence, Stratford s HAVE you soon the display of Morris and other Chairs, upholstered in the latest and best styles, in our windows? Brqsklebank’s Chairs are noted for comfort. SPECIAL Bargains in Calicoes, Sheetings, Quilts, Table Damasks, Flannelettes, Curtains, Towels, Gala teas, at Lowers’ Great Clearing Sale. YOU can get it better and cheaper at Brocklebank’s; Get what? Why; your Furniture, of course. A REMlNDEß—Saturday, 24th inst., is the Closing Day of Spence’s Great Summer Sale. A limit of time must be fixed beyond which it is impossible to continue the Sale at the present Huge Reductions in Prices. Do not let this money-saving opportunity pass. A. Spence, Stratford BALL Programmes, Tickets, Invitations, Wedding Cards, In Memoriam and other Cards; highest quality and most artistic workmanship, at the “Stratford Evenin'; Post’ Office MAKE your home comfortable by having Furniture supplied by Brocklebank’s. REMlNDEß—Saturday, 24th inst.j is the Closing Day of Spence’s Great Summer Sale. A limit of time must be fixed beyond which it is impossible to continue the Sale at the present huge reductions in prices. Do not let this money-saving opportunity pass. A. Spence, Stratford. A HYGIENIC SCHOOL DESK. At the Educational Institute’s last conference the retiring President said: “It is almost impossible to make children adopt correct attitudes unless suitable desks are provided.” OUR “MODERN” SCHOOL DESKS are a big advance on old style. Each desk accommodates one child, enabling it to sit comfortably, correctly. The writing board is sloped for writing, and can be made flat for drawing. Obtainable in six sizes. Can be made to suit rising platforms. Thousands in use. Users include Wanganui and Hawke’s Bay Education Board, Christchurch; Technical College. Write for Catalogue No. IS. EARNINGHAM & C 0. 3 LTD., George Street, Dunedin. Makers of Famed Zealandia Range. S 3TO F B HAWKE’S BAY, TARANAKI % WELLINGTON. And nnerclal, Municipal, and Gensr.it DIRECTORY, And New Zealand Annual. 21at year 1911 of Publication Edited oy John Stone. )omv Bvo. size, containing 1450 pages together with Numerous Maps, corrected to date, the whoU handsomely bound in cloth, gib lettered. ’RICE: If ordered before Publica tion, 12s 6d; after “"hJication, BROADWAY CASH iMEAT BAZAAR. I. AND W. LEE Having taken over the above MEAT BAZAAR ' From MR. C. B. WALSH, beg to solicit a continuance of patronage. W. LEE (late of Palmerston North) a practical SMALL GOODS MAN, id the public may rely on the very best service. A TRIAL SOLICITED.