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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 33, 30 May 1914, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. FIGS! TBOITIWICE AND ISONB • will E-aceivs Pigfl At tJH follflS* ing Weighing Ststiorus;— tune— Toko. Monday—lst. Stratford, Tuesday—2nd, 9th. Midhirst, Wednesday—loth. J. BtITOBOHB, S*prai«BtAtir«. PIGS! WOOF/YELLS BACON GO. r ' will receive pigs « f®Uoi?»>— rrxE— Inglevvqood—loth. Stratford—l6th. Midhirst——l7 tb. J. YANDLE, Representative PIGS! rHE INGLEWOOD 00-OPERA TIME BACON-CURING CO.. ■TD., are Stivers of Prime Bacon s igs from 1121 bto 1501 b, dead weight maiden sows or barrows), _ from shareholders only, will reooiv* At allows;— JUNE— At the Factory, every Wednesday. Tariki. Monday—l. 15, and 29. Smart Road, Tuesday—2, 16 and 30. Waitara, Monday—B and 22. Midhirst, Tuesday—9 and 23. Toko, Tuesday—9 and 23. SWAN BRAND. in MJn *' *** mamsm (Copyright.) W DIMOCK AND CO., LTD., • will receive Prime Bacon Kgs at the following weighing station.:— RECEIVING DATES. JUNE— Midhirst —Ist Douglas—2nd. Stratford —3rd, 10th, 24th. Toko—Stli, 22nd. Tariki—9ch, 23rd. , " J. MAURA, Representative. “HOW I m&DE MY WINDOWS PRETTY,” £l Peach’s Beautiful Book told me all about it,” FMEE •u'JU OJO I sia BS mas lap P E AC H'S Patent Hem Curtains. Quite New & different. Ideal for Casements. | The greatest problem which confronted me when I was furnishing my home, was how to dress the I windows hi the most attractive fashion on an | economical basis. I must confess that I was . considerably perplexed, until I wrote to Peach’s j for their book—“ Ideal Home Decorations"—the greater portion of which is devoted to curtains and j decorations. It contains 710 of the most charming designs, showing how , the most unattractive : windows could be made pretty and inviting. It is the only book produced which tells of Peach’s Special Patent Hems and Sunfast Fabrics, These in themselves are worth a volume of description. I was most impressed by the charming ideas for casement window decoration. These suggestions not only embodied r>w the actual size tl,yl and number of curtains required but it was possible to sec at a glance just Kow much each window would cost, and then by reference to the book one could easily see how the window would look when finished. Tivc Book also contains many varieties of other necessities, HOUSEHOLD LINENS, UNDERWEAR. CLOTHING, LADIES’ BLOUSES, LACES, etc. The illustrations were superb. Nowhere is it possible to obtain curtains of such exquisite taste. A plain fact also to the most casual observer was the astonishingly moderate prices of the productions from this famous loom. Peach’s Loom Prices 25 c o CHEAPER. Here were beautiful designs of curtain s, design s exclusive to Messrs. Samuel Peach and Sons, the actual makers, which were, at least 25 per cent, cheaper than one usually pays for the most ordinary curtains, vet, they were infinitely' superior in _ . . ~ quality.' This is simply because Peach s are the actual makers supplying direct to the users and have 50 years’ reputation. Fill in the coupon below, or send postcard tor Free copy of this magnificent book. \ou wih never cease to admire its contents. Write now. Get tne handsome book "Ideal Home Decorations, by return: S PEACH S SONS, (Dept, f-01 ), THE LOOMS. NOTTINGHAM, England. FREE coupon S. Peach S: Sons, (Dept. 601 ), Nottingham, England, pie. isc send me win 1 Free Catalogue ' Curtain Guide as per your offer. Delightful styles are tshown in the kook. ‘Hii Xante Pin Address ,] OB PRINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES - AT THE “Stratford Evening Post 11