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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 29, 31 December 1917, Page 3

WORTH INCTOMS TAXtS WORTHINGTON’S TAXIS are always on Hire at the BROADWAY TAXI STAND "6r THE GARAGE, REGAN STREET. Comfort, Reliability ami Prompt attention. Customers t kindly ask- for—“WORTH INCttJN’S” when ringing up BROADWAY; TAXI STAND. PUBLIC NOTICE. INCREASE IN PRICE OF NEWSPAPERS. ON and after 2nd April, 1917, the Taranaki Newspap«irs mentioned hereunder, will be supplied at 2d per copy. • At the late General Meeting of the New Zealand Newspaper Proprietors’ Association, it was nnanimonsly decided that an increase in the selling price of papers was necessary owing to the heavy advance in the landed cost of news printing paper and the increased cost of newspaper production generally, due to conditions arising out of the war. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: On and after 2nd £pril, the following rates will be chirged:— DELIVERED— Bookgjd." prepaid. £ £ a. <J. 2 12 0 2 6 0 per annum 16 0 I S 6, per half-year 013 0 012 0 pier quarter Casual 'MSs—2d ; per copy. TARANAKI HERALD, Henry Weston, Proprietor. TARANAKI DAILY NEWS, Thomas 0. List, Proprietor. HAWERA AND NORMANDY STAR W. A. Parkinson and Co., Ltd. STRATFORD EVENING POST, Stratford Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd. •sar*-, “/"VZO” TOOTH POWDER whitens the teeth, invigorates the gums , and gives a sweet fragrance to the" breath—6d Tins everywhere

A i 3 1/ THE FIRM FORVALUE lM r FURNITURE! If you are looking for real Value, combined with furniture of Sound Reliable Quality, look for us. We are selling good furniture at th* lowest possible price, and we have a reputation second to none. Our Stocks are Remarkably Complete. We shall welcome a visit of inspe* tion from you. T7l VANS AND fUICHBON, Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers, and Undertakers. RECAN STREET. Stratford.

B. BARENESS ENGINEER. IRON and brass founder and BOILER MAKER. Maker of Climax and Cockatoo Water Pumps, Harkness , Vacuum Pumps. Farmers Engines repaired on shortest'notice. All requisites kept, iu stock, such as oils, belting, piping) etc. In working hours ring up Phone 16. After hour* Phone 195 ADVERTISED GOODS ARE STANDARD GOODS The World Over. WHY 7 ■jSECAU.SE .there must, be in _IJ : advertised goods, a uniform high quality, otherwise the advertised article not being up to the standard claimed for it, will not be purchased again, and the advertising will be unprofitable. Advertising is Insurance, therefore, that the goods are as represented and good value. The consumer who buys advertised goods rarely makes a mistake, “Stratford Evening Post’ readers will profit by a careful perusal, of the advertising colflmns km use' of “0Z0” TOOTH POWL HER twice a day will keep your 3th sound and free from decay, and part a pearly whiteness to them—per Tin everywhere.