THE SEASIDE PICNIC. R. U. Going? On page four Robinson and Son are giving some desperate quotations of frocks, etc., suitable for the holiday—goods that you can’t spoil. II you fall in the sea, get rolling down the sandlulls, or spill the billy over yourself, it will be alright, you can afford to smile. Put your dress in the washtub or copper and it will soon look as fresh as a daisy. That’s the sort of dresses you want for this outing. A few shillings will fix you up, and save a lot of care and worry. They are MARVELS Oh 1 CHEAPNESS. Then there’s some specially trimmed hats at Is lid, 2s 6d, etc. Lots of kiddies’ washing frocks, etc., at throw-out prices at the READYMONEY STORE.
WANTED Known—Great Sale of English Standard Bargain Bicycles POSTPONED until SATURDAY, February Ist, at Newton King’s. Chance of a life time. WANTED, Boy, for delivering orders. Apply at once T. Colson, Butcher, Broadway. WANTED, a smart Boy, for basket round. Apply sharp to Cuff and Walsh, Butchers, Broadway. GIRL Wanted as Apprentice to Drapery Sales. Apply Box 70, Stratford. (jd E A S I D E PICNIC. SPECIAL CUT PRICES FOR PICNIC FOOTWEAR, In Sandals, Sand Shoes and Smart Walking Shoes, all Colours. C.8.A., BR OADWAY, STRATFORD. STRATFORD ANNUAL HOLIDAY. THE following Auctioneers and Merchants will CLOSE their Stratford' Offices and Warehouses all day on NEWTON KING, N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Limited and Reduced. WEBSTER, DOBSON AND CO., W. H. 11. YOUNG AND CO., T. I. LAMASON.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 24, 27 January 1913, Page 6
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