NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 85, 5 December 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

A replace advertisement with respect to Lowers’ Ninas sale appears in this issue..

There are marked advantages in paying cash on all purchases. Morey, ami toon emphasise this in their replace announcement. x The great savings to bo effected by dealing at Robinson’s “Ready money'' Store are set forth by two country orders advertised on page 4, In one case there is a saving of 7s Cd, and in the other 14s lid. Surely it's good enough. x Newton King furnishes particulars of his Douglas sale, w hich takes place on Monday next. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hunter give notice that they will not bo responsible for any dents contracted in their names AVithout a Avritten order. Mr. E. B. fetohr and Mr. T. A. W. Nicholson publish y notice to tlie residents of Stratford in another column. . Messrs. 11. IT. White and Co. are advertising a window' display of all kinds of plain and fancy ribbons at bargain prices. These goods are part of a consignment secured at big discounts. Particulars of Mr. T. Lamasrn’s Haymarket and Mart sales appear in another column.

At the Mart on. Saturday, l-tfcli December, Mew ton King will sell the pi ivileges of publicans’ booths, fruit and refresh men t Nboo ch, in connection with the Stratford Jiacjng Club’s'Mew Year meeting. An advertiser seeks to recover two lost horses. Messrs. Matthews, Bennett and Co.’s Inglewood horse fair takes place to-morrow at Mr. G. Lad brook’s Inglewood stables. Tenders are invited for the stumping of seven or eight acres of ground. Brisk demand for Hoyle’s Prints (fast dye), HosJyn Summer-weight Underwear, and Warner’s famous Bustproof Corsets. ~