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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 67, 14 November 1914, Page 2

BUSINESS "NOTICES. HANNAH’S BOOT PEOPLE ARE NOW SHOWING SPRING & SUMMER GOODS FOR LADIES. m Pretty Shades In Tan and Colors, Beautiful Fittings, and everything in Soots and Shoes for Men and Children. SEE HANNAH’S WINDOW. “Q’ ? BOOTS WEAR BEST.

1 ///, : - i '■ A’*V r«r T -t-.S Srf3f & 2SS9Ee Vfe A strong and Reliable Watch with a perfect 15 Jewelled movement and Compensation Balance. We have sold thousands of these watches in N.Z. and can confidently recommend them as being the best value it is possible to procure. Carry one of them and you will have correct lime always. Gun Metal or Polished Nickel Open Face Cases —25/- each Hunting Cases 30/- each We guarantee cacti Empire Lever (or 12 months. They arc good for 20 \ cars’ wear. Order one io-c!ay. Wc send them securely packed—Foil Free. GIFTS FOR XMAS We arc opening up _. _ magnificent stocks of New Goods suitable for Xmas Gifts. Nowhere in N.Z. could you find such splendid assortments of Ladies’- and Gent’s Watches, Bracelet Watches, Rings (set with all manner of precious stones), Pendants, Necklets, Lockets, Muff Chains, Links, av.d also useful and beautiful articles in Solid Silver and Electro-plated Ware. Clocks, Leather Good, etc. Copies of our New Xmas Catalogue may he had Free on request. STEWART DAWSON & Co. Ltd. JEWELLERS WELLINGTON Summer Wear for Children ■D DfTDE 1 II Besides wearing Jaeger Undergarmen's—-known the world over for iheir hygienic qualities, absolute comfort and surprising durability- both your Boys and Girls should be clad in Jaeger Overwear. They can have small Emitted Coats and Jackets, cosy Jerseys and Caps, and sleep-inducing Nightdresses. All Dr. Jaeger Garments are made of Tested Pure Wool in a British Fartoiy. A-' Doctors' Say -Wear “Jaeger,” STOCKED BY THE BEST DRAPERS. Illustrated Catalogue POST-FREE on application to Dr. Jaeger’s Wholesale Dc;,pi, Wellington. f* NOTE.—JAEGER GOODS ARE BRITISH MADE, Local Agents: A. H. Herbert, Mullen and Marshall, Broadway. ■ 'T m

I I I | || H gs P wP\ I Afieradayin field or furrow—Amber Tips The sturdy pioneer, to whose energy and enterprise Maoriland owes so much, enjoys Amber Tips. His stalwart son, who represents the nation of the future, will drink no other tea. He realises that his parents in their younger days had but few of the advantages ho possesses—that they had to pay a high price for tea, and even £hen could not pui’Chase the same high quality and standard as i r:3 / Everybody's Favourite What of yourselfP Are you still using some other brand P Don't you owe it to yourself to try Ambar Tips the tea which has captured tons of thousands of fastidious tea drinkers all over the Dominion. A packet £ o, the 2'- grade will J prove why* M W« WHOLESALE AOENTO, NIWVBN Klgj8 s OTWATFOBO.