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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 24, 15 December 1919, Page 8

i^nedy l COUGHS' 4b COLDS Tested, and proved unequalled for coughs and icolds of old and young, there is to-day no cough medicine so safe and sure a# 174 <*■ n - “ABSOLUTELY SATISFIED’’ —. Tliess were the actual words L£C 0 ' by a supplier of the Wanganui Fresh Food Coy., when asked by the local representative if he wag satisfied with his returns. This feeling of satisfaction and success exists amongst all onr suppliers—and why? Because there are no shares to take up, therefore no liability, and a saving in money; no carting seven days a. week to the factory, therefore, a saving in time and upkeep of horse and cart; no more thin whey, therefore better calves and pigs; and on top of this the Company Pays a High Price for your butter-fat. Local Representative— L. R. DAVIES

| For Stomaoh Palno, Cramps, Diarrhosa § S take from 5 to 20 drops of pure a “ tf -r ~UP i r ■ «■ * ‘ Registered Name ~ t * ■ for 5 KEAN'S ESSENCE g 5 in water and sip slowly. E s For COUGHS, COLDS, CATARRH/' =. S SORE;THROATS;' dilnte to a pint." ''is SiiiimiiMitiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiMniiiiiiMiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiii FURNITURE SALE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18. Tj I. LAMA SOX lias received instructions from Mr jAi, F. Grant (Banker) to sell at Lis residence, Re. gad Street East, the whole of his household furniture and effects, comprising : Two chests of drawers, 2 duchesses, wardrobe, washstands, f wooden bed and mattress, bedding, 2 hospital beds, dining room table extension, 8 chairs,, hallstand, sideboard, overmantlc, bookcase and . cupboard,, holstered armchairs,,( .rattan/ chairs, Morris chair, round table, small tables, piano (reserve), settee, kitchen table, writing table, dresser, Perfection (3linrner stove, cake stand, fern stand, fender, 2 wooden kerbs trays, meat safe, doll’s house, garden tools, saw, axe, hose, churn, milk pans, buckets, broom, carpet sweeper, hurricane lamp, • air gun, bicycle lamp, bicycle, (books, lawn mower, linoleums, curtains, carpet, rugs, jnats, plate rack, pictures, buckets, electric iron ; and general sundries. Sale at 1 o’clock.

DECEMBER—DECEMBER— DECEMBER— DECEMBER— ■! PLANT .BROCCOLI FOR ,NEXT . WINTER, ALSO-CELERY; ' AND THERE IS STILL TIME FOR THOSE ANNUALS. W. PETTIGREW PAIRBANK NURSERIES, STRATFORD. ’PHONE 186. CHRISTMAS CAKES J A. McMEEKAN, Baker and Confectioner, Midhirst (‘phone 181 m) has received a varied assortment of fruits suitable for Christmas Cakes and is prepared to supply same in any quantity on application at Mid hi i\s.fc or to Mrs Rowse’s shoo, Broadway, Stratford (phone 100).

PUBLIC NOTICE. CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP. THIS is to notify that Messrs Henderson and Moore have taken over my old-established business as Builder and also my Joinery Factory in Broadway, Stratford, from Monday, November 17, 1919. While 'thanking the public of Stratford and district for the support they have given me for the last 25 years, I can honestly recommend my successors as thoroughly reliable men, both of whom have had large experience in the Joinery and Building trade, especially in largo concrete and brick buildings, having erected some of the largest buildings in Dunedin, and any work that is entrusted to them I can guarantee will bo carried out to the satisfaction of their clients. I feel sure the confidence that has been reposed in me will be extended to my successors. N. J. KING, WE beg to notify the public that we have taken over the business heretofore carried on, by Mr N. J. King, and that we are prepared to give estimates for all classes of building work—brick and concrete a specialty. Jobbing work at reasonable rates. All work entrusted to us will be carried out faithfully and promptly. Estimates given for all classes of joinery. J. R. HENDERSON. O. MOORE