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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 3, 25 October 1924, Page 4

The mort congenial season « the y year is necessarily a tone for easy-fitting footwear., But that doesn’t mean that style is to be sacrificed for comfort. See our selections. They If prove this statement. IKJIBUDf BOOrSTORt { SrmFORP s ysssty <p>'jt- fw’-^aru* LATEST FICTION "Wanderlight” by Ernest Raymond 6 *. “To-morrow and To-morrow” by Stephen McKenna 6/“The Midlander” by Booth Tarkington 6/" “Lonesome Ranch” by C. A. Seltzer 6/“The Desert Price” by McLeod Raine 6/H Pink Lugar” by 0. Douglas 6/“Maid of the Morn” by A. G. Hales “Rustlers Valley” by C. E. Mulford 6/“Tess of Storm Country" by Grace White 2/6 “Storm Country Polly" by Grace White 2/6 “Secret of Storm Country” by Grace White 2/6 “Friar Tuck” by R. A. Mason ..2/6 “Advertures, Signor McGlusky” by A. G. Hales /. 2/6 “Fightng Edge” by McLeod Raine

W. G. LIDDELD BOOKSELLER • AND STATIONER. , STRATFORD. § trJt IF IT'S HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE < ' YOU WANT AT < EASY-TO-PAY PRICES SEE ‘ - range of everything you want, that will give you the service you want, at the price you want to pay for it. COMPARE OUR PRICES We always win in comparison. I CHARLES MARTIN I & CO., LTD. BROADWAY, I STRATFORD. A DISTINCTION Ts required by Law when making HIGH CLASS TAILORED garments, and a “BUSINESS" SUIT-TO-MEASURB. THE DISTINCTION IS a saving of from £2 to £4. HIGH CLASS TAILORING AS cut and made by my own Staff bears the HALL MARK of QUALITY, as does the standard of the BUSINESS Suit-to-Mea-sure, made by the most up-to-date factory in New Zealand, and for which I represent the Taranaki District. BERT SAUNDERS QUALITY TAILOIi (First-class Honors, London School of Cutting 1904-1918.> NEXT CLUB HOTEL. BROADWAY :s BTRATPORP