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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 83, 8 December 1913, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES FOR THE SHOW: NEW ONMIECE DRESSES tim* NEWGOSTUMES iffMltf UiVTO-DATE GOODS AT BEDROCK PRICES IN ALL 'A -' ■" . VfJS^ DEPARTMENTS. A?, SPENCE IWOADWAY, STRAFFORD. LOAN & MERCANTILE j>,< AGENCY • C°- T "- :■. STRATFORD. ye*. . •■-<:•» s • to THIS FAVOURITE. SUPPLIED PINS, ALSO. WE STOCK—MACHINERY— r __ ' M NT CHAIN AND SPIKE HARROWS, ; REID AND GREY PLOUGHS, i>V M|SS *§P MftflUߣ3.' SLAG AND BONEDUS**? VJR'UPTITE EXPLOSIVE. PAGE'S WIRE STRAINERS.''

THE "ECMONT" CIC THAT MEETS AND BEATS COMPETITION: OUR Egmont Gig has not only defied and met competition in the past, but beaten it; and to-day we offer as always a gjg .jat you cannot buy for less money or reproduce for the sariie;. putting in to it as we do the best Collinge's Patent Steel Axles, the best Morocco Leather trimmings, Sound Springs, Steel or Rubber Tyres, and finished with soiid nickel fittings. From'whip-socket to Axle Cap you'll find the same high quality work right through. EGMONT COACH AND GARR !AC£ COY. STRATFORD. Agents far Domo Cream separators, Champion Cooking Ranges, MasseyHarris Unique Bol!er Frames, eto.

DAWSi! FALLS. MOUNT ECMONT. IHE TOURIST COTTAGE and the i Mountain JEfouses are now . "'"for -the s'cirsonT'Tno road tbrouglr-the National Park has been repaired, and is HOW in excellent order, and visitors will experience no difficulty whatever in driving right up to the house. As Ijhere «Las been considerable a'crvn'nce .••-booking' U;is season, - intending visitors' i should 4, rite and secure accommoda- . ( feion beforehand. The Tourist'Cottage I connected with, the Telephone Service. '"' , '- "■•■ w'"-SCALE OF CHARGES.—At the | ifain House, Is pei: day each person, jvith .cooking utensils, 'tableware. " .% actress, and pillow 1 " supplied; at oac : ; j ,of the detached cottages, 2s each per » vson per day* with similar articles supf "plied, with the addition of a spring j mattress. Children are charged half , the above tees. ' TOURIST COTTAGE.—This estabI lishment is replete with every modern >'■ "convenience. Among the recent addil tions are a large dining-::oom and j smoking-room. Visitors will find the Cottage, with its beautiful surroundlP%s, *# excellent place at which to a holiday. Tariff, Meals.2s. i- ' VjPaddoek for Horses Is per day, « -Feeds ■%%; Is6d each. A sfoci{"bf Tinned Meats, Fish, * Fruit, Biscuits, and Sundries is kept for the convenience of picnic pariies • &nd other visitors. ' ~. i Address nil communications: ...'The ! Manager, Mountain House (via Kaponga). . ._. . .... J. MURPHY, Manager. When you want Xmas Cards, T'icl tire r.'rßostcards, Ros Bowls, Hand Bags, and Silver Good go to James', Cash Trader.