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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 56, 7 March 1914, Page 4

WOYICP& PRESERVING PAPli* OPR new -rock of Castiron White enamelled Preserving Pans includes large, small, and medium sizes. Specially constructed bottoms to prevent burning, and enamel that chips only when badly ill-treated. PRESERVING JARS, | AM JARS— Wide-mouthed ** and otherwise. Jelly Jars, Rubber Rings, and all Jam-making Appliances. Crystal and other sugars Wo are new taking orders for seasonable fruits direct from Hawke’s Bay Orchards. 00-OP. STCmi COMPANY. PAUTYI Success as Tailors, during the time we have been in business in Stratford, lies in the quality of the Goods sent out by us. Wo have always striven to keep up to a certain standard — keeping well up to date with any changes in fashion —hence our goods have made a name for themselves, which it will be our best endeavor to keep. Wo have a fine lot of new indents arriving in a few days—specials for Mid-summer. LOOK IN AND SEE THEM. ®, iUTSNART, LADDM’ TADbOB ?f: ISO AD WAY USE A FOUNTASN PEN AND KNOW WHAT REAL WRITING COMFORT IS. IHE Keynote of our

DON’T keep dip-dip-dip-ping. Make one dip do a week. Make your memoranda in ink. May save you pounds. Above all, use a reliable fountain pen, and you’ll never bo without one of these: “Swan,” "Neptune,” "Traveller,” "Waterman,” Medium, Pine, or Itroad Nibs. OTHER GOOD MAKES, TOO. LEATHER HAND-BAGS IN ALL SHAPES ANO SIZES. H. ST. HOPKINS THE LEADING STATIONER, STRATFORD.

YOUR TOOLS OF ALL' DESCRIPTIONS, FORKS, RAKES, SCYTHES, HOES, LAWN MOWERS, etc, FOR FARM AND GARDEN FROM US. Wo have niSI Stocks and the Prices ere right. Handles for any of above and for a!i purposes always in stock. GOOD QUALITY GOODS AT FINE PRICES ARE WHAT ARE STOCKED BY R» B a ANDERSON. HARDWARE DEALER, STRATFORD.

I^ICHOLSON'S all-night PHARMACY. URGENT MEDICINES Can bo had AT ANY HOUR OF THE NIGHT. Pharmacy open continue ously from 0 a.m. till S p.m. THURSDAY (Half-holiday) From 8 a.m. till 12.38 and from 7 to 8 in tho Evening. T. A. W. NICHOLSON Chemist, STRATFORD.