NOTES AND MEMORANDA

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 94, 25 August 1923, Page 8

NOTES AND MEMORANDA

Newton King Ltd’s Douglas sale on Monday.

Manoy’s are showing a very large selection of new goods, at prices which are much lower this seasoninspection is invited. Somp bargains are quoted on page 7. A. A. Thompson has crockery and glassware at extremely moderate prices. Entries for the Farmers’ Co-op’s Stratford sale on Tuesday next are advertised.

The Public Trust Office has a notice in this Issue in reference to the estate of the late Mr Obed Nash.

Newton King Ltd. notify forthcoming clearing sales. Entries are advertised for the N.Z. L. & M-A. Co’s Stratford sale on Tuesday next. >

Lamplough supplies all your meat requirements, telephone 322. x Sharland’s ‘Moa Brand’ Egg Preservative keeps eggs fresh and sweet without the slightest smell or disagreeable taste. x Walters Ltd. stock Thompson’s glove-fitting corsets. x The Egmont Clothing Co„ have just landed, English box calf boots only 32/6 per pair. E. Carrycr, proprietor. x

Ernest Davies, the London qualified sight-testing Optician, visits Stratford every Tuesday, and may be consulted at Mr Gaffaney’s. x We claim ‘that our 75/- men’s suits are the best value in Taranaki. Call and test this statement, —A. H. Hillock, “The Kash.” x Use Nazol freely for that fresh Cold. ' “Butchart” hand-tailored suits give satisfaction in wear. The style and fit is guaranteed. Call and get acquinted with our suit, service.— The Satisfaction Tailors, Broadway.* Sneezing—running at the nose—with headache may be promptly relieved W the free use of Nazol Chas. Martin and , Co. stock Yates’ flower and vegetable seeds. Business woman wants board. Mr George Irvine gives a special address in the Gospel Hall on Sunday evening at 7 p.m. Five-roomed house to let. Sale of furniture by T, I. Lamason on Thursday next. MORE MONEYFROM YOUR OALVI-a.

Yr.i'r future profits depend entire ly on the condition of your calves See that they Ret the best calf food. “OBREMTLK” produces strong well conditioned beasts; it is prepared from six cereals and dried milk in correct proportions to ensure cor rect nutrition. It never scours. Mr R. Luxton. manager for Mr J. B (low, of Opotiki, says:—“l used ’CEREMILK’ this season, feeding ISO calves, which have done exceptionally well. I consider ‘CERE MILK’ superior to any other food/’ Nearest to whole milk in nutriment All stores and factories. If your dealer cannot supply, write to Fleming and 00., Ltd., Box 498, Wellington.