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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 26, 24 December 1917, Page 6

b en - j. p etebs ss® . ■”*?• fob - ;zz '’■£■£ DIAMOND RINGS^ 'O' o'* 0 '* delicious Wines give it you that pint! foiling. Oi(lei gome from olaloue and Co, DIARIES for the Pocket or Office for 1918. —C. E. James. iHI Q—Get your Diary for the it/J-O New Year from O. E. James. All sixes in stock.

BIARIES for 1918— Plenty to choose from, either pocket size or for the desk,—C. E. James. STARTLING testimony. A doctor, recently returned from the Front , and well-known to many of our readers,, asserts that the utitish Government u se s m almost exclusively NORTH,BRITISH MOTOR AND CYCLE TYRES, and one other brand on their vehicles., WHY F BUNEDIN Draft Ale in .kegs and jars. Place your order now at Malone and-Co; AT HOPKINS’ —Ladies’ Handbags, Purses, Gents’ Wallets, Letter Cases, Photo Frames, Glovet and. Handkerchief Boxes, all for Xmas. Boxes. EMPIRE Annuals for N.Z. Boys and Girls. Full of good stories? ■ —price 5s each.- —H. J. Hopkins. /'-I ABENDAftS FOR 1918—Handy'• v_y to post away, dainty in design, and colouring, from 6d to 2s 6d, ati H, J: Hopkins’, Bookseller. V HIS LAST BLOW”—New Sherlock Holmes story by A. Conan Doyie—Price 4s, at Hopkins’. CHOICE Reading at Is 6d—“Delicia” (M. Corelli), “Edge o’ Bey-v ond,” “Silent Rancher,” “The Pathway” (G. Page); “Capt. Desmond,” “Great Aumlet” (Maud Diver); “Cherub Devine,” “Shorty McCabe”) (Sewell Ford)—Hopkins’, / 1 Q 1 Q DIA RIES for P° cket or J- 1) J- O Desk—Collins’ of N.Z. A!) Prices.— H. J. Hopkins, Silk or Crepe-de-Chene, plain or colored; make suitable Christmas gifts.—Walters.

J ORTS Coats, in Silk Marquisette, striped Vivella, or silk knitted from 39s 6d. These make acceptable gifts.—Walters. PANAMAS for Ladies, Maids, and Children, or a lovely Model Hat for Christmas presents, at Walters’. , , limn ■ r i r- * T A SMART Umbrella from 12 s 6d to 37s 6d, or a nice sunshade from 9s lid to 355, make'pleasing gifts.—< Walters. SUITABLE Gifts.—Silk Maltese Scarves or Collars, a piece of Real Lace or Collars.—Walters, SILK Hose make a nice. gift. We have a real silk ankle hose at n os 6d pair.—Walters. WARD’S 'delicious Sparkling Ales in Pints and Quarts on Sale at Malone and Co’s. . ;.■ . v WANTED— Boy and girl for dairy farm, machines used. , Apply this office. ' T LET—Piece of ground, 6} acres on Swansea Road. Apply W. Gredig, Juliet Street. rfTHE Borough Council has a vacancy for a youth at their Hyj dro station—Apply at one to the engineer, Walter J. Newton. ;

YCLISTS! Ride a tyre that the makers are not afraid to guarantee for 9, 12 or 15 months—-THE NORTH BRITISH CLINCHERS, Vi'ith the extra air space that makes for 'easy riding.' Ask yotir dealer" ’ X, OST—From Toko Saleyards on Wednesday, fat dark Jersey: Cow, half-circle out of front and the, end off the right ear. Finder communicate with Ferguson, Butcher, Toko. XItTANTED to sell,. Tarpaulins at last year’s prices. Same qualW ANTED—Farmers not to lose their hay. Tarpaulins at last year’s prices.--Wilson and Son, Sadulers, Stratford. WANTED to Sell—A few of last year’s Tarpaulins at last year’s l prices.—Wilson and Son. LOST. N Friday night, 1 Black Mare, 2-year-old, with white star ovi ; forehead. Had bridle on when last: seen. Reward. Apply this office for, address. ) • ]7IOR SALE—4} h.p. 1916 Model B.S.A. with Side Chair, £75, and a 2j to 23, Motor Bike £35 Cash, both in perfect order.—Nprcross’ Garage, to-day only. SOME MOTOR BARGAINS. ity aS last year.—Wilson and Sgn;

FOR SALE— Oner 1016 Model Ford Cai', 5-soater, in perfect ruaning order. Tins is a snip! FOR SALE—One 2-seater Ford Car. Only run 5000 miles. Owner must sell. Apply at once^— C. H BRIDGET?, B load way North. WANTEDKN OWN —lf you want -to change your scrap metal thjit is Ijdng ahnntj into cash, bring it alopg\to the Stratford Foundry,; Juliet Street.