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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 66, 13 November 1914, Page 1

wantesb. M ILK BUCKETS—SoIid ears, round ITJL handle, heavy tin buckets ail seams Boated. 3-gallon, 4s fid, 2J-gsl-lon, 4s; Can Scrubs Is. Bollri.ogar's. IF GILDING MATERIAL- Irca Nails, Ridging, Spouting, Flash, mg, belt, ' Building iPaper, Drain Pipes, Bricks. Fire Bricks, Fire Clay Hydraulic Lime, etc. Bellringer BrosLtd. /COWSHED SCRAPERS- 18-moi 4s, 20-inch 4s fid j square-mouth shovels, Bass brooms from 2*. leg ropes, plough traces, and lines. Ballringer’a RANGES—Heaviest and Beat 'S Ranges mad© in the Dominion. Our own guarantee goes with e&oh. Send for illustrated and priced catalogue. Bellringer Br>s Ltd cgenis /AEMENT.—Wilson’s Star Brand, equal to any in the world: tresh every week from the works Special prices at Railway Station. .Bellringer Bros., Ltd., sol© ftgejet#, ‘ROOT Repairing done in your own -LP home with one of our Cobbler’s Outfits: Will save you money. Sets consist of three lasts, hammer, knife, nails and protectors, sprigs, leather and solution, etc. Prices 4s fid and 8s 6d set, at The Taranaki Hardware Co., Broadway. T^IRE! —Goods damaged by water . Boys’ Serge Sailor Suits, Fire price 3s lid each. Men’s Tweed Trousers, fire price 4s lid pair. R. D. Lewopposite Post Office, Stratford, F* ÜBBER Goods going ahead j«ai now at Edwards'. - SPORT ATTlßE—Tennis or Bowling Trousers, Shirts, Belts. Boots and Shoes in great variety, at H.B. New Zealand Clothing Factory. THE Chemical Dust Mop is the lat. est and best household laborsaver, requires no effort to use; absorbs the dust, and polishes your linoleums, wood work, and mouldings in a wonderful way. Mops with patent handle 3s fid each; Dustless Dusters Is fid each, Broom Covers 2s fid, at The Taranaki Hardware Co. Call and inspect. IRE I —Goods damaged by water Towels Is fid pair, fire price, large size. Linens double width for dresses Is 3d, fire price fid yard. Gent’s ties 2s fid, 2s, sale price fid each. R. D. Lowers, opposite Post Office, Stratford. |_> RUSH WARE reduced at Edward during Sale. WANTED KNOWN—Job Printing in all its branches, at lowest current rates, at the “Stratford Evening Post” Job Printing Office. LADIES who usually wait for R. H. White and Co.’s good value in “Ready-to-Wear” Hats, will find us now ready with a really choice line all at 7s fid, the usual prices of which would, be from 12s fid to 18s fid; also special value in ladies’ Panama hats at 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid. White’s Corner, Stratford. WHEN you think of drugs, think of “Edwards’ ” T^IRE —Ribbons, damaged by water, ~ 8 and 4 inches wide, fire price 3d per yard. White spot muslins Is, Is 3d, Is fid yard fire price fid yard.' White tucked muslins 40 inches wide Is 3d, Is fid,, fire price 9£d yard. R. D. Lewers, opposite Post Office, Stratford. BE in the swim and secure one of the H.B. Bathing Costumes, All sizes stocked. All V.s, at H.B. New Zealand Clothing Factory. ■ AT"OUR Medicine is right when it cornea from “Edward*’

71 %RS McCALLUM has % nice IoS of Ladies’ and Girls’ Beadj-to-Wears. Also a lot of straw' shapes trimmed and untrimmed, in chip and Tagel. A lovely lot of Children’s Hate and Bonnets. LIQUID Veneer makes old things new’. For pianos, furniture, wood work and motor cars. Dust over - your furniture with a piece of cheese cloth moistened with it, and the effect -will surprise youj removes scratches and stains in a wonderful way. Only Is 9d a bottle at The Taranaki Hardware Co., the Store that serves you besti^ “PERFUMERY and Toilet Requisites at great reduotio® »t “Edwards’ ” ON view at Mrs McOallum’s—-A big lot of new season’s millinery, just arrived. Beautiful models, the latest and quite up to date. Flowers and Fruit Sprays, Ostrich Tips and Feather Mounts, Floral Wreaths and Trails—a lovely display 44 UALITY G U ARAN TIDED' Va We hire bmJt oar repot.® tion on (Quality — “Edwards' tot «na Jty.” G. SLIGHT. WOOD & COAL MERCHANT. MIRANDA STREET, COAL and Firewood always on hand, Wood cut to any length. Accommodation for storing goods. Orders can be left at Alf. Moca’s, Broadway.