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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 35, 2 June 1914, Page 4

BUSINESS KOTISSEB, JAB. E. CAMPBELL D.8.0.J. (London). SIGHT SPECIALIST. MAY be consulted at Rooms. Hawera, every Thursday. Appoint ments may be made through Mr F. Edwards, Chemist, Broadway. E D W A R D 8' ... QUININE & IRON TONSG. The Greatest Piok-S^e-Up !n the World for those run down. PRICE 4s 6d & 2s 6d. THE CHEMIST (Naxt to Jamoß')» STRATFORD. AS GIFTS ARE §^IOEI ANY young lady would value cue of these dainty volumes ao a birthday present. We have them in great variety—not alone Birthday Books, but Autograph and Postcard Albums, "My Friends' Confession a," Prayer Books, Bibles and Hymn Books, and lots of others ALL BEAUTIFULLY BOUND AND VERY LOW IN FHICE. In any case, before deciding upon Her Birthday Gift, call and see our stocks. We can make scores of suggestions. WHY NOT VISIT US TO-DAY WHILE YOU HAVE THE MATTER SN MIND? STATIONER, A PERFECT MACHINE, "PLACET" WERTHESM. Sews Backwards and Forwards. Drop Head. Torpedo Shuttle. HAND MACHINES From £5. 10s. NOTE.—We keep all Wertheims in repair for Five Years Free of Charge. Guaranteed 10 years. 2s 6d per week will buy one. INSPECTION INVITED. SELLERS' ROTARY/ WASHING MACHINE, £4 5s Cash. O.K. WASHING MACHINE, £4, less 5 per cent for cash. E. DIX 0 N & CO. THE HOME OF MUSIC. ITBBTEQBIt. ra3*g?rnwiWßHmaEazgK!fflm DEATH. CRAWSHAW—On June 2nd, at the residence of his parents, Broadway, Stratford, Cedric Francis, second son of VV. J. Crawshaw; aged 21 years. FUNERAL NOTICE. mHE friends of Mr W. J. Craw- -*• shaw and family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late son, Cedric Francis, which will leave his residence, Broadway, Stratford, to-morrow (Wednesday), at 10.30 a.m., for the English Church and thence to the Kopuatama Cemetery. W. and E. BROCKLEBANK, Undertakers.