BUSINESS NOttCES. “*(■ 1 I ■ “YELLOW AUTUMN PRESSES NEAR.” —Burns. . ( EASTER marks the turning point between the Seasons, and this year it is coining earlier than usual. WILL YOU BE READY? FOR the preservation of Health, you will need warmth-holding Wraps, Chill-prevent-ing Underwear, Cosy Costumes, and to top them all—a new hat. AS it happens, the New Season’s Goods are now being opened up at MOREY & SONS AND whilst the complete Autumnal Display will NOT be ready for a few days, you can, if you wish to’ be into your Autumn and Winter Attire, at once inspect and select your needs as they come out of the cases. REALLY BEAUTIFUL CREATIONS FROM THE WORLD’S FASHION CENTRES—INCLUDING: * MODEL MILLINERY. COSTUMES. SKIRTS. COATS, MANTLES. FURS. &*?: and the other winter needs. are making their gradual appearance in the cases or on Vhe counters, and saon the whole scene wiii be changed. Meantime, ccme and note the progress made. MOREY & SON’S. STRATFORD AND NEW PLYMOUTH.
WHY PAY MORE? to.; ; *j*!sWHEN YOU CAN GET FURNITURE AT 1., '- STRICTLY COMPETITIVE PRICES. ■■■l IN I , 1 V ' NEW SHIPMENTS ARRIVING DIRECT FROM MAKERS EVERY WEEK. JUST LANDED, DINING AND OTHER CHAIRS. ALSO SPECIAL LINES OF TOILET SETS IN ART SHADED, DECORATED AND GILT. MY UP-TO-DATE MOTOR FACTORY AND STAFF PRODUCE ART FURNITURE TO PERFECTION. CALL AND INSPECT. GARRETT E. WILSON. THE COMPLETE MODERN HOUSE FURNISHER, Wephan.No.l62. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. i* "ii jiiv; ill •\LV V m :i Etisa ’asraasaw mm 3 H ...... - i Uj&Si i if rtf ■: 1 i sifJ 'W % i't • * ass Amber Tips Tea Delights Hostess and Guests Dear to the heart of every woman is the little social function-—the. entertainment ot her friends in her own home, mt how much is added to the pleasure of the a tsinoon when she knows that hei lines s \vi delighted with the refreshment she provides. f. Hence she always prepares Amber 1 ips Tea. Delicious, full-llavoured, perfect m aroma, quality and strength—it attune and ensures the exclamation a delicious cup of tea—may I have another. Hava you tried the -V- lh, Amber 'r«i«? It all the delicate, rich, true Ceylim llavouMUi - The 1/10 per lb. Amber Tips delights tens of thousands. Try it—it is excelled only by the 2/- quality. A third grade is sold at 1/8-i-and cannot bo equalled at the price. 4 ‘ , , r; i. r i| I i mmg smBtOBBBSB u m vaasamsnß&K m.<aaraas .saa■ , rWOLEEAf-E ARENTSa NEWTON KING. STRATFORD m L&> *>> s'Z-.-r*
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 59, 11 March 1913, Page 3
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