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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 69, 14 November 1912, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. SMART DRESSES FO R SUMMER DAYS. True, Summer Is a Sons time a-coming but it IS coming. So the sooner you prepare your ward- robe for warm, sunshiny weathe* th< better for yourself. You will ba greatly helped in ycur selection of Summer clothes by viewing ' MOREYS FINE RANGE OF EMBROIDERED ROBES AMD TUSSORES. ONE OF THESE 9 WILL SUIT YOU BOTH AS TO STYLE AND PRICE. EMBROIDERED ONE-PIECE FROCKS 6s lid to 455. TUSSORE ONE-PIECE FROCK S 37s 6d to Gss. STRIPPED VOILE ONE-PIECE FROCKS 29s Gel to 455. LINEN ONE-PIECE FROCKS 8s lid to 19s 6d. HEAVY COTTON CORD FROCKS 32s to 425. JAP CREPE FROCKS 19s Gd to 255. SILK POPLIN FROCKS IN DAINTY COLORS FROM 55s to £5 ss. CALL EARLY FOR YOUR SHOW COSTUME OR FROCK, Our moderate prices are subject to 5 per cant discount for cash. I MOREY & SON. t STRATFORD AND NEW PLYMOUTH.

SALE! SALE! SALE ■HAVING 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 ■ i■ ~ i ■ MONTH. - . . ’. * w.V ‘ ■ ‘ ‘ ■ <£sooo W ° RTH ° F STOCK T 0 BE SLAUGHTERED. . GARRETT E. WILSON. GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHER, ’Phone 152. BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

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