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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 62, 18 March 1913, Page 3

BUSINESS wOTICEB. "^pa, THE WELL GOWNED WOMAN !S THE WEARER Or A PETONE COSTUME. S>•i m i mam 1 m m m m. K i m 1 i w V A time worn saying runs “Support Home Industry.” So far as Petone Costumes are concerned, we echo that sentiment with no uncertain voice. Why, the new styles for TV inter, 1913, are a revelation in the Art of Costume designing, while the skill in cutting, high-class workmanship, poifection in fit, and the unmistakably smart Tweeds are but a few of the many charming features about the Petone Productions. If you have not yet /inspected these splendid Costumes, you will bo doing yourself an injustice by neglecting to do so now. When you consider the remarkably low prices for such excellent Costumes, you cannot fail to be greatly impressed with the wonderful value they represent. NAVY COSTUMES IN NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE CUT AND STYLE. TWEED COATS, NEWEST SHADES OF SHADES, SATIN LINED PRICES WITHIN REACH OF ALL. TWWED COATS, NEWEST SHADES AND COLORINGS. PRICES AND •styles to suit all. WATCH WINDOW DISPLAY . FOE THE VERY NEWEST. At these Prices Petone Costumes and Coats are exceptional value; less 5 per cent, discount for cash they become better Value stilt. MOREY & SON’S. STRATFORD AND NEW PLYMOUTH.

WHY PAY MORE? ,H! t ;■!: i • WHEN YOU CAN GET FURNITURE AT STRICTLY COMPETITIVE PRICES. 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. r..t,.• ■ i • , ■’ THE COMPLETE MODERN HOUSE FURNISHER, ' : Toloplione No. 152. BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

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