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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 56, 4 May 1928, Page 4

Business Notice. PHONE -149. THE DISCERNING HAN, DEMANDS SUITS THAT ARW BUILT UP TO A STANDARD NOT DOWN TO A PRICE. ~ That is why the men of Stratford, who take a pride in their appearance, will have no tailor other than DRESS SUITS A SPECIALITY. SATISFACTION TAILORS. BROADWAY, 'Phone '149. STRATFORD P.O. Box 8. W. MAGDONALD. GENERAL STOREKEEPER, BRO AD WA Y. STRATFORD. WILL MEET ALL COMPETITION DURING THE PRESENT PRICE-WAR. OUR USUAL PROMPT ATTENTION TO DELIVER!' BOTH IN TOWN AND COUNTRY WILL BE MAINTAINED. TELEPHONE 650.0. BOX 88 T. RIGHAREJSOM, JULIET STREET, STRATFORD (late G. E. Wilson). Cabinetmaker and' Undertaker. 'Phone 700, Night or Day. UHEN you have • made pictures, ! which can never be taken again, don't risk your "Kodak" films. Send them to us. We will get good negatives from your snapshots, and good prints from your negatives, in twen- ( J\ I ty-four hours. * When necessary, we also make rich, pleasing enlargements in black and white or sepia. We u-.e Velox in our Printing ft and Developing Departments —and recommend it. CHEMIST, STRATFORD AND WAITARA. 'Phones G 65, 690, 485. WIIANGAMOMONA HOTEL. WEEK-END PARTIES SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. Scenic Reserve Five Minutes' Walk. Ring, Write, or Call on W. PELLETT. MOfl E Y-Ii AKING OPFOKTUNII? ( FOS MEN AND WOMEN. You need not want for extra money now! Wonderful opportunity to earn £5 a week or more. Learn to make confectionery for us at home fn Bpare tine —no experience necessary—distance no disadvantage. Free outfit forwarded and freight paid on all orders sent to us. LIBERTY CONFECTIONERY COLLEGE. Hannah's Buildings, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Without obligating me In any way, please senfl me FREE BOOKLET | "How to Increase your Income",' which will tell me all about the fascinating new kind of work I can do at home for you to earn more money, as I am anxious to increase my income. Name ■ Street • Town ~-...... (8 E.P.) We stc--k a wide- range of envelopes (printed or plain), also ail office stationery. Stratford Evening Post"