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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 24, 15 December 1919, Page 3

'M'Mt FORSUMIVJER ; ■ V CUT ON FASHIONABLE LINES! . ■ 'n. ■,;,llty\ish They are ideal, for they are i :U ; r ' i-Au- • all new- .-arrivals, and we would have only’; the host. The skirts are of the , : • latent * designs—delightful models in Black Tjiffcta, Black Crepe do Chine, Cream Gabardines, Navy Serge, Check Zephyr, Black-and-White Check Wot-' sleds, and others, all smartly cut and finished with much care of details. Prices, follow, and don’t forget our 5 per cent, cash discount—-19s buys £l. worth of goods hero. 4-vk‘wi'f 1 ’ - US nr ociooocf>°r c : •to sJ C-\ ' DO O C‘ 0 ij|o; O-6-M I SPLENDID EXAMPLES: CREAM COTTON GABARDINE SKIRTS, Various Shapes, ex- • cel lent ii Value — •i V 24s 6d, 27s 6dV SMAPR't-COLQRED VOILE SK IRTS,. in; Dainty Check Design—' ■ .% ’ g ■ ” . - ■ • CREAM ALL-WOOL GABARDINE {SKIRTS, a Stylo for Everyone— 555, 57S 6d. ORp’ErDE-Qi.INE . .SKIRTS, 'in Black and Navy, Finest, Quality, , > new shajM-wv’-' •;;•■ ,f " ■'{. •' ; •. ■' -655, 6&s 6d. \ I SMARTLY-CUT BLACK TAFFETA “SKI RTS—A Iso Navy, All 1 Sizes — 655, 755. V. STRATFORD. BROADWAY, mm id. •; Wnt * I Iv 1 1 1 CHRISTMAS HAMPERS. Coronation Hotel HAMPER icßotidekCtme! Whisky, :l-Bdt:tife[Port,..aifdi 10 Bottles Alo or Stout. ' iSt f6s‘6d, 1 HAMPER NO. 2.— —l Bottle Case Whisky, Brandy, 1 801-. tie Port ah f d:'§lQu'firJ; Btittles Ale or Stput. J!.< *1 vl4s,t HAMPER NO. 3.— 6 Quarts Ale or Stout, 1 Bottle Claret, 2 Bottles Port, fckfcJßqfettgi Gon»tantia, f >Sni,i; Bottles Whfefey. {#*?: £2 6s 6d HAMPER ’HO.’ 4.— 5 Quarts Ale or Stout, 3'Bottles Whisky, 1 Bottle Brandy, 1 Bottle Port. .", —£2 8s v HAM P E R;;nO. 5.-— l2 Quarts Alo ■' 'or Stout, 1 Gallon ijest. Draught Whisky, Thom and . Cameron’s S P Gcial - i:.a , cA^'T|>#irv?r » - « - fEltham. 1 ’Mi- E. Crabtree is ’ '■reducing' His large stocks of Case Whiskies, and the following arc some!of the special line s now offering:— 9S. D.C.L. ' 9s. 9s. Buchanan’s Red Seal. 9s. 9S. WALKER’S. 9S. 9S. 0.0. (OLD ORKNEY). 9s. 9S. PERFECTION;' 9S. " Ts*. 9S. DEWAR’S. 9S. 9s. GLEN CARRY. ps, 9S. CILBEY’S SPEY ROYAL. 9S. ONE CASE LOT. ( Ma|| .orders receive prompt attention. Cash with order, to P.O. Box 25., Eltham. • E. ; OR A BTR EE , & PRO RR J ETOR,

J.Bl [ACRES, level ami rolling country, subdivided into 10 paddocks, with sheep-proof fences. All in grass with 1 acre shelter bush, watered by permanent streams, carries 40 cows and 100 breeding ewes. Good dwelling of 5 rooms, pantry and washhouse, cW'shed 6-bail, implement shed, engine shed. Leasehold Title, rent £2OO per annum with purchasing clause at £23. Goodwill, £340. j 320 ACRES, .Good Dairy Farm, all in grass, mostly flat, all ploughable, carries ‘S cows' Watered by running streams. .‘Good house, implement shed, and concreted milking shed, 2 miles from factory, 1J miles from school. Price £3B per acre with £6OO cash. Balance 5 years ot 5} per cent. Imraediatepossession. ' : . gaJHH*.;.FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO - LYNSJiEY & E\(ANS ' Land and Estate Agents, r f'-T ‘ : HA.WE.RA, STRATFORD AND MANAIA.

THE EQMONT GSRHOC. Proprietor J. Davis, Has recently installed in hit, Broadway North, dectricalmachinery, >. • A Compressor has also been ins tailed for inflating tyres. The garage is, now prepared to undertake all classes of car work, charg- 1 ing of batteries and the rewinding of armatures for cars. Freec'air supplied to all callers. All .classes ’ accessories stocked. District Agent for Overland car. Workmaushix* guaranteed. A trial solicited. , First/ class Cars for Hire, Day and Night, Telephone (Garage) 263. Telephone (Private) 183, J. Davis Camont Garage Broadway North

C R. FINNERTY, ■V • LAND AN D COMM IS SI ON A2 ENT. »X - t : • LOWERS* BUILDINGS, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. go ACRES/ freehold, nil level and all trees stumped and ploughed, well fenced and : subdivided. Situated on good metal road’ close to school and factory, • and *-milo to railway station. Carrying ‘35 cows and dry stock. Very good buildings, house, cowshed ■ and outbuildings. Price'/ ;£3q . per* acre. M2 ACRES, freehold, all ploughable aud subdivided 'into 12 paddocks. good road about one mile from dairy, factory, and school. WilPdkirry 30 to 40 cows. Good houee-and- cowshed and outbuildings. Price, £26 per • acre. Cash required £6OO. |22 ACRES, Dairy Farm, fenced and subdivided into 11 paddocks, all been stxiinped and ploughed but 18 acres. Situated on good metal road, 200yds to school, and factory adjoining farm. Will carry 40 tfi 45 cows and dry stock. Good house of 7 rooms and outbuildings, cowshed ' and tr’apshed. Btock at valuation, .' Price'£4o per acre., ,