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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 25, 23 September 1912, Page 4

BUSINESS NQTJSEB, NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY! MEN'S GLACE AND BOX CALF BALS., 15s 6d, 17s 6d, 19s 6cl. LADIES' GLACE ANO BOX CALF BOOTS, 12S 6d, 13a fid, 18s 6d. LADIES' SHOES, 10s 6(1 to 1?s 6d. NEW ZEALAND JCLOTHING TACTORY INSPECTION INVITED. 'Phone 85. ; mm 111 fifefl Conventionality governs the Selection Wn\ of what a lady may wear with a degree W-S of criticism difficult and inadvisable to life ignore. GOOD TASTE, COMFORT, Imin and FASHION is eagerly welcomed, WM and all are to be found In the following COLOURED ARGENTINE STEPHO XTTTS-A now Material of Silk and Cotton, charming in effect, its clinging tendency and pliable texture, adequately meet the latest Costume vogue. Is lid yard. GROSVENOR COSTUME CLOTH—Another New Fabric, 40in. wide in shades of light blue, -sky, Saxe, light grey, and slate; very serviceable, Is 3d yard. ' ' "' ' > ' 31in. SOARBORO COSTUME CLOTH—This is the embodiment of good taste, and refinement; it has a ch a rrn and distinction of its own, at m per yard. ;.;. !,•-'... ■ : r "' . '■■ •::; s ■, v > WHEN YOU THINK OF COTTON DRESS GOODS, THINK OF STRATFORD.

ALWAYS IN THE LEAD. ALWAYS IN THE LEAD. THE ONLY MILLINERY ARTIST IN THE DISTRICT, Is to be Pound at MANCHESTER HOUSE. «s«a MISS WLISON IS • NOW. TAKING ADVANCE ORDERS TN THIS DEPARTMENT. A SPLENDID VARIETY OF READY-TO-WEAR HATS EX "TURAKINA' ETC., ARE NOW OFFERING AT COMPETITIVE PRICES. ftiraiSKEEi » MANCHESTER HOUSE.

WHITE'S FOR BEST VALUE K m m &» SHIRTS, COLLARS, BRACES SOCKS, Etc., ABSOLUTELY CASH TRADING AND SMALL EXPENSES ENABLES US TO GIVE DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. IS WHERE YOU GET MqST FOR YOUR MONFY. BROADWAY AND EAST ROAD. STRATFORD.