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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 36, 18 June 1913, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. By Purchasing yoj^JFO^TWEAR MlfflW m JLLOrHING rACTORYI DURABLE. EASY FITTING STYLISH Comfort to tne FOOT, EYE, MUD, and POCKET.

SPECIAL PURCHASE OF FANCY WORK, WOOLS, ETC. m $m iinen Tray Cloths, Runners, D'oyleys, Cushion Covers, Bedspreads, Point Lace Covers and Runners. Fancy Canvas in Art Shades. Berlin Wools, Shetland Wool, Andelusian Wool, Knittink Wools. f Embroidery Silks, Crewet Silks, i Sylko, Peri Lusta, Mallan Silks, Tennat Silks. Embroidery Thread, Harris Thread, Macrame Twine, Brilliant Cotton, Transfers for Fancy Work, Knitting Cottons, Crochet Cottons, 1000 Tackink Cottons. Ladies' Hand Bags in Swed© and ■jeather. Pric.es to suit all pockets j and, Purses., Handkerchiefs in large assortment, 'both Fancy and Plain. V&1 DIRECT IMPORTER,

'STRATFORD, OPPOSITE POST OF FIGE. FURRED w I, MOST ladies like to see the New Winter Furs although they may not be ready to buy. THAT'S why,we are making a display of RICH, HANDSOME FURS in our windows with a more complete showing inside our showrooms. THERE are Arctic Fures, only obtained after perilous adventures. Squirrel and Fox Sets that the hunters delight to return with, and the homely Coney Furs that suit the pocket of economylovers; all worked up into beautiful stole, necklet and muff shapes, which will delight the heart of every lady. WE ask for your inspection as early as possible. WE believe our prices will bo responsible for our Furs going quickly. READY-MONEY" STORE EVERYTIME.

*&*&***. kVJIMiI&I :«£!.» SALE COMMENCES ON FRIDAY, 23th JUNE DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. CORNER OF BROADWAY ANT) REGAN STREET.