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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 63, 7 November 1912, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. sssfa* *sr THE SMARTEST NOTE IN NEW MILLINERY The woman who knows style will at once concede that our selection of New Season’s Millinery is a sp’endid representation of the latest Fashions. Every hat of our fine selection has distinction of style which only skilful fingers and clever brains can supply. And what is of great importance to the majority of our customers, unlimited means are not necessary i n order to secure the smartest hats. Come along and spend an hour in the store. Should you decide to make a purchase, remember that 5 per cent * discount is allowed for cash.

t MOREY & STRATFORD AND ° NEW y ——— SON, PLYMOUTH. —— <

SALE! SALE! SALE HAYING PURCHASED THE FURNISHING STOCK AND BUSINESS OF MR. JOHN LEYDON, PRIOR TO EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS, I HAVE DECIDED TO CLEAR FOR CASH, REGARDLESS OF COST THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK. SALE COMMENCES at 9 O’CLOCK ON SATURDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER. AND WILL BE CONTINUED UNTIL THE END OF THE MONTH. £SOOO WOR ™ ° F STOCK T 0 BE SLAUGHTERED. GARRETT E. WILSON, GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHER, ’Phone 152. BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

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