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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 67, 12 November 1912, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. 12i2C3 ISDK3iu2lt33a „;,-; wmsmp»f ggpgaaaagagrtri^ B F 1 * . v*3 r* WJ V CVI fc yj r'J Vi ri. y rf»4 «lUi !■»■*•• V if ■. ;•••■!’■.’ :-A'A/ v'l:■.'.■“lf ’■■ ■'■■•’•■' •■ ■ ■'■•■; i&0™ ! I SI V •; Ivr :•! WxZ' tail 111 , , - s.‘ V.;,' . , 4.HiJT A , .' •£ ■ J sw ■ ■.&; L4®r mm si electricity A ji.'.rlib’j Lijht and a complete installatiee it iudt Ali putts Mjjily finished a poMed bast m 3 P' Ji-sbed ivtihiL'i. Dcit lishi for itdroco, children's roes, passage, Lallircoin, darkroom, stairs, cellar, etc. 4i volt battery will by daily uaase of short doralios tun for many months, Reserve lamps aad hilterics always in slock. Firice Complete 12/0 LATEST SOLE AGENCY LINE EE HANDIEST PORTABLE ELECaiC LIGHT EVER INVENTED ALWAYS READY. ONLY % 12s 6t ;ach. new batteries is & ACH, NEW GLOBES Is 3d EACH. CHARLES E. liik CASM TRADER, BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

NBWT( KING HAS NSW FULL STOCKS OF STERLING QUALSTY SEED POTATOES. npHJSSE are all re-picked Samples, the standard being as high as in _iL previous vears. The Stock includes the following reliable sorts:— BEAUTY 0)? HEBRON NORTHERN STAR RED HOCKS WHITE ROCKS GAMEKEEPER . UP-TO-DATE /WHITE ELEPHANTS. The above, manured with FISON’S POTATO FERTILIZER, should show a bountiful return. New Consignments of the “IDEAL” MILK CANS, 20 and 25 gallon, Canadian Aerators, “WALLABY” Stump Extractors—these in three handy sizes, have new arrived. They should all find a place on every Farm whose Owner aims to bo Progressive. ALWAYS ON HAND— New Zealand “CROWN” Portland Cement, as used on the Makatote Viaduct, Seed Oats, Maize, and Grass Seeds of all description, Horse, Cow. Pig, Calf and Fowl Foods; Wire Netting and G.O. Roofing Iron in all sizes; Genasco Ready Roofing, English and American Fencing Wire, Motor Spirits, Benzine, Lubricating Oil and Grease, and Farm. Requirements of every kind. Call or write for ex Ship Quotations for'“STERLING” SUPERPHOSPHATE, CALCUTTA or AUSTRALIAN pure Bonedust and BASIC SLAG, Railage paid to your nearest Railway Station. NEWTON KING' NEW PLYMOUTH STRATFORD, . "" KAPON6A*

IF YOU would like to see something Exceptionally Smart in Spring Suitings and Costume Fabrics, then you want to sea us as quickly as WE’D LIKE TO SEE YOU. THAT UNBEATABLE JLJi 1 /Tgj MBII ' V > Of Quality Materials —Quality Workm3nship,'and Superior Finish, Fit and style, is the forceful Factor which attracts discerning people Cur way. You will remember the Quality of our garments LONG AFTER YOU’VE FORGOTTEN THE PRICE PAID. 1. JTLJTj " 1 Bos 2. ,1J ( COMPANY. STRATFORD. ’Phono 135