f A CLOTHES WITH AREPUTATION. Fine serges, tweeds, and worsteds, 1923 styles, conscientious workmanship down to the last stitch—these are the qualities which make and hold the reputation of Ruscoe Suits. And every one is a perfect fit; for a Ruscoe Suit is made for you and you alone. Let us show you our fine range of patterns and styles. We have the very latest as well as the best C PUSCOE TAILOR, BROADWAI, STRATFORD. (Established 25 years.) IF TOU WANT TO MAKE MOSEY RUSH IS AND SEE US. No. 1. For exchange.—A tip-top little freehold farm of 17 acres on a good metalled road, Just 1$ miles from P. 0., will carry 8 cows and 1 horse X good house of 6 rooms, bat! room ■'and, pantry. Electric light, good cowshed of 5 bails. Well watered by good streams. Price £2450. Would exchange for small house Nothing cheaper. Interest 6J per cent. V Noi. For exchange.—62 acres freehold, carrying 17 cows and Stock. House of 5 rooms, insured - for 1250. Cowshed of 6 bails, concreted. Price £33, on good terms. Will exchange for to.vn property No. 3. £46 per acre, a going couEltham district. 72 acres good freehold land, dead level. Well watered by good streams. House of 8 rooms, cowshed of 6 bails (concrete), plenty of out-buildings. One mortgage £IBOO at 6 lerWnt. The following stock goes with this lovely little farm: 28 good dairy <:ows 2 horses, about 20 pigs, dray and harness, trap and harness, drill, plough disc and chain harrows, milk cam, factory shares and all other implements fifrtn,,. Plenty .of winter feed. Will sell on very may teroiß. Telephones: Grace 152* Residence 74
BIMPLE AND EFFICIENT. The Harvos Vacuum Pump is simply constructed, with one valve only, of the steam slide valve type, and Works at highest efficiency yean in, year out, on a minimum repair biff. -v The Harvos Vacuum Pump "" a -ts'-'accessible in its parts and so easily looked after. The free inlet and outlet of air ensures the coolest working, and thereto, e the easiest running. Write, phone or call .for full particulars. ** .' ' UNION FOUNDRIES, LTD.
Juliet Street., STRATFORD J. S. BRYCE FRUITERER A CONFECTIONER Tl» shop Tor Quality and Chtapntss. :; iChia season's Apples, Pears, Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, etc. Nothing but the eat. j Sweets and chooeolates a specialty. •Hedge Plants, Shelter Trees, Shrubs and Out Flowers. Orders delivered anywhere in town f ADVERTISED COODS ARE STANDARD GOODS • THE WORLD OVER. WHY? *— ECAUSE there must be in advertised goods a uniforn high quality, otherwise the advertised article not being up to the standard claimed for it, will not be purchased a«ain, and the advertising will bo unprofitable. Advertising is Insurance, therefore, that the goods are as represented and good value. The customer who buys advertised, goods rarely makes a mistake. Readers, therefore, will benefit by a careful perusal of the advertising columns of the "POST." of "NC-RtTBBING" fjctip oro tb* n**"-« gfmtfnr.)
ir<» th* Ktrjntrorf« » .* n/ A. MANOY FOR SILKS FUJI SILK, 29 inches wide 4/45 and 5/ Si yard FUJI SILK, 36 inches wide 6/6 and 6/11 yard TUSSORE SILK, 27 inches wide extra Sue 4/0 yard TUSSORE SILK, 30 inches 4/0 yard ENGLISH STRIPED FUJI, inches wide, 4/9 yard. 40in. CREPE MOROCAIN, leading shades, 18/6 yard. wide 32 all WHITE CHINA SILK, 36 inches specially commended for underwear, 7/11 and 9/11 yard. 4(oin. CREPE SATIN MOROCAIN only kept in the best colors, 17/6 yard* 40iiu CREPE-DE-CHINE, colors, also black and white, 8/6 yard. BROCADED ART SILKS, in white, lemon, almond fawn, and shrimp, 381 n., 8/11 yard. PAISLEY, also FLORAL SILKS In quite a large variety, from 10/6 per yard, upwards.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 2, 4 September 1923, Page 7
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