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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 9, 15 May 1913, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. JAS. E. CAMPBELL, D.8.0.A. (Loudon). sight SPECIALIST, "VX7TLL again visit Stratford, aud ’ may bo consulted at Mr Fred. Edwards’, Chemist, on FRIDAY 30th May. i LIBERTY’S. T. G. GRUBB’S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, STATIONER and FANCY GOODS EMPORIUM, HAS been appointed to the Stratford Agency of LIBERTY’S, the Great Loudon House for all that is Beautiful in Furniture, Art Fabrics, Dainty Bric-a-brac, Ornaments in Brass, Repousse, Beaten Copper, Earthen Ware (Doulton, etc.), Silver and Electro Goblets and Cups, Tapestries and Quaint Conceits in Clocks and Articles of Vertu. • THE WORLD-FAMED LIBERTY’S. I SEE GRUBB’S WINDOW. BROADWAY. EVERY DROP SN EVERY DRACHM OF EVERY OUNCE COUNTS. Prescriptions loft for me to make up receive in the making not only personal, patient, and painstaking care, but the liquid or solid, as the case may be, is the very best. You won’t have to wait cither. Bring your next as a trial. F. EDWARDS. Egmont Pharmacy, Stratford.

E. DIXON & CO. THE MUSIC WAREHOUSE, BROADWAY. \7'OU' can make homo “Home” these winter evenings by having 1. —The best result possible out of your piano and organ. 2. —lhe latest music. CONSULT US FOR BOTH. Is your piano or organ sick?—Let us send a physician—The Tuner. Is your music out of date?—Let us show you the latest. WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE. Direct Importers: Pianos Organs, MusicAGENTS FOR— Wsrtheim Sewing Machine. Seller’s Washing Machine, “0.K.” Washing Machine, ■'His Master’s Voice” Grama* iJhone. Edison Phonograph,