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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 60, 13 March 1913, Page 3

BUSINEia nifTICEli “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-pi eventing Underwear, Cosy Costumes, and to top them all— a new hat. •: J.". . ,16* *■», 4-itue.Ji > AS it happens, the Now Season’s Goods aie now being opened up at MOREY & SON’S AND whilst the complete Autumnal Display will NOT be ready for a few days, you can, if you wish to, bo into your Autumn and Winter Attire, at once inspect and select your needs as they come out of the cases. REALLY BEAUTIFUL CREATIONS FROM WORLD’S FASHION CENTRES—THE INCLUDING: MODEL MILLINERY. COSTUMES, SKIRTS. . COATS, MANTLES. FURS. ; and the other winter NEEDS. ARE making their gradual appearance in the oases or on the counters, and soon the whole scene will be changed. Meantime, come and note the progress made, MOREY & SON’S. STRATFORD AND NEW PLYMOUTH.

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