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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 65, 11 September 1924, Page 4

—A STRONG POINT WITH US. Your boots and shoes cunnol last forever. No matter how good the leather—the soles, heels and uppers must show signs of wear sometime. When the inevitable happens bring them here. YouU b« well satisfied with the repair work executed by us. Cost ? Why our repair prices on tha lowest in the district iiiiiL. • Stmipoiu > eMu LATEST “Wanderliglit” by Ernest Raymond “To-morrow and To-morrow by Stephen McKenna 6/“The Midlander” by Booth Tarkington 6/“Lonesome Ranch” hy C. A. Seltzer 6/“The Desert Price” by McLeod Raine ~6/-.: “Pink Sugar” by 0. Douglas 6/“Maid of the Morn” by A. G. Hales ■ G/-, “Rustlers Valley” by C. E. Mulford . “Tess of Storm Country”, by Grace White 2/6 . “Storm Country Polly” .by Grace White < .......n..',.,-. ....... 2/6./ “Secret of Storm .Country’,’ by Grace V 'White . 2/6;',, “Friar Tuck” by R. A. Mason . .2/6\ I‘Advertures, Signor McGlupky” G. Hales . “Fightng Edge” by McLeod Raine W. G: LIDDELE BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. STRATFORD. 'W? nf: 8 rJ k. ELECTRIC kj I TORCHES and round in a big —fiat models range. Flat from 3/6 to 7/6. Round from 5/6 to 20/-. Always a complete STOCK of FRESH refills and bulbs. Buy your boy a changing flash light. The “SCOUTS” lamp-signal rod, green and white. OUR PRICE 5/6 COMPLETE. & CO. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. S required by Law when making HIGH CLASS TAILORD garments, and a “BUSIESS” SUIT-TO-MEASURE. THE DISTINCTION IS a saving of from £2 to £4. HIGH GLASS TAILORING cut and made by my own if bears the HALL MARK of ALITY, as does the standard the BUSINESS Suit-to-Mea-•e, made by the most up-to-,e factory in New Zealand, and which I represent the Tarad District. 1 SAUNDERS lIAI.ITY TAILOR i Honors, London School Cutting 1904-1018. > :t club hotel. 7 ay ;; STRATFORD