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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 13, 2 September 1914, Page 6

WANTED the Public to know— Having secured the services of a Bootmaker from Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, I am prepared to do your repairing while you. wait if required. All kinds of boots made to order on shortest notice. T. Young, Bootmaker, Broadway North. ITiOll SALE—ldeal home in Broadway; 5 rooms, pantry, bathroom, patent lavatory, electric- light, wash-house, copper and tubs, concrete floor, and all footpaths con--creted. Apply this office for address. \KT ANTED—Smart Boy, to learn W Blacksmithing. Mcßain and Childs. REMOVAL NOTICE. ON and after the 22nd August, the Business known as the Dreadnought Store will be carried on by me at the shop lately occupied by Mr Adolph Manoy and next the Strat. ford Garage. In thanking the public of Stratford and district for their past support, I beg to assure them that they will always receive goods of the highest quality', and the best attention to their requirements, as in the past. E. A. DRAKE, Dreadnought Store. TOKO SCHOOL CONCERT. ACONERT, in aid of Toko School Prize Fund, will be held*#n the Coronation Hall, Toko, on i' riday, September 4th. Concert Is, children half price. Dance to follow. Gents 2s, Ladies Is admissions, or a basket. The best of floors and music. A. J. CHAINEY, Hon. Secretary. WANTED KNOWN— We Ear* a fine range of Cream Separators selected from the best makes on the market, from £3 Bs each. McMillan and Fvcdm. WANTED— Man, good milker; good wages. Apply this office. WANTED, by Two Ladies, 2 Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms, use of conveniences, or small house. Particulars to “Reasonable,” care Paper Office.