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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 16, 24 May 1913, Page 5

When Mr Webster wrote of Woods He said, with graphic ease: That Woods were mostly timber, And were nil composed of trees, But if Mr Webster lived to-day He’d find a meaning newer, For “Woods” to millions simply means The Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. An opportunity such as has never occurred in Stratford before, and probably never will again, is now open tiie public. Wo refer to the sensational announcement of the local photographer. Mr J. McAllister, who. for a few weeks, will do three cabinet photographs, six postcards, and an enlargement, for lOs (ten shillings') : or. if preferred, three enlargements for the same amount. The work is of the usual high standard, the materials just the same as those used by firms charging five times the price, md every effort will he made fo satisfy the most fastidious. The offer is open until June 30th, but Mr McAlMster reserves the right to close it at inv time. >