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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 26, 22 December 1917, Page 6

> DIAMOND KINGS. TJ,r\ T FOLD's delicious Wines give r -'you that glad feeling. Qrdejj Ini q— Get your Diary for le/lO New Year from C. E. James. All sixes in stock. choose from, either pocket size or for the desk.—C. E. James.

H. FOX, Professional Muslim/ cian, begs to announce that he will be available for concerts, dances, etc., after December 22nd, his position at the pictures then terminating. /CLINCHER CROSS TYRES-the Motorists delight. Users on Dominion roads have proved them the best long-distance tyre obtainable. Buy SERVICE by insisting on ClinchkUNEDIN Draft Ale in kegs and r jars. Place your' order. - now at Malone and Co. -■ T HOPKlNS'—Ladies' Handbags, L - Purses, Gents' Wallets, Letter Cases, Photo Frames, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, all for Xmas. Boxes. MPIRE Annuals for N.Z. Boys I and Girls. Full of good stories -price 5s each.—H. J. Hopkins, CALENDARS FOR 1918,-Handy to post away, dainty in design and colouring, from 6d to 2s 6d, at H, J. Hopkins', Bookseller. IS LAST BLOW"-New Sher- -, lock Holmes story by A. Conari Doyle—Price 4s, at Hopkins'. CtHOICE Reading at Is 6d— "Deli- >' cia" (M. Corelli), "Edge o' Bey-' ond," "Silent Rancher," "The Pathway" (G. Page); "Capt. Desmond," "Great Aumlet" (Maud Diver); "Cherub Devine," "Shorty MeCabe" (Sewell Ford).—Hopkins',

IQI Q DIARIES for Pocket or JLt/LO Desk—Collins' or N.Z. All Prices.—H. J. Hopkins. RY Haywards FLAG BRAND - PICKLES for-flagging appetites —the.condiment of the period. Pure, fresh, economical. Ask, t your Grocer. P\AINTY Silk or Crepe-de-Chene, * plain or colored; make suitable Christmas gifts.—Walters. MPORTS Coats, in Silk Marquisette, ! striped Viyella, or silk knitted ; from 39s 6d. These, make acceptable; gifts.—Walters. ANAMAS for Ladies, Maids, arid Children, or a lovely Model Hat for Christmas presents, at Walters'. ■" A SMART Umbrella from 12s 63 to -*- 37s 6d, or a nice sunshade from 9s lid to 3os, make pleasing gifts.— Walters. : , lUITABLE Gifts.—Silk Maltese . ' Scarves or Collars, a piece of. Real Lace or Collars.—Walter*. ■ ). IILK Hose make a nice gift. W© have' a real silk ankle hose at 5s 6d pair.—Waiters. RANTED— At once, good milker, male or female, state wages.— T. Steckel, Midhirst. ANTED—Smart youth to learn the clothing and mercery business. Apply sharp to Box 99, Stratford. •■-.-■ i ■■■•' ■■ '■ ■ • ' > i

delicious. Sparkling Ales »•■» in Pints and Quarts on Sale at Malone and Co's. • r ANTED—Boy and girl for dairy farm, machines used. Apply this office. T 1 LET—Piece of ground, 6J- acres - ' oii Swansea Road. Apply W. Gredig, : Juliet Street. ; HE Borough Cbuflcil has a va--3 cancy for a youth at their Hydro station—Apply at one to the engineer, Walter J. Newton. HE ideal appetiser is MILITARY PIGKLE arid oriental combin-. ation of choice vegetables and fruits combined in the way that sets the gastric juiqes flowing, thus aiding digestion. AH live grocers. LOST —From Toko Saleyards on; Wednesday, fat dark Jersey Cow, half-circle out of front and the end off the right ear. Finder com- 1 municato with Ferguson, Butcher, Toko. ,'ANTED to sell, Tarpaulins at last year's prices. Same quality as last year.—Wilson and Son. *.* their hay. Tarpaulins at last year's prices.—Wilson and Sou, Sadalers, Stratford.

/-ANTED to Sell—A few of last. year's Tarpaulins at last year's prices.—Wilson and Son. WHATEVER you do, on no ac- •<: ' count miss tlie "New Zealand Free Lance Christinas Annual. Just out, and tlie Hit of the Season. Fifty-six lively pages. Full of fun and frolic. Call at once at H. J. Hopkins', and : make sure of a copy. THE rich can't buy nor the poor desire anything • better than Uny ward's" Military Pickle. Always even in Quality and moderate in Price. All Stores. ~:., . '