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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 57, 29 June 1914, Page 6

NELSON MO ATE’S P U RE TEAS S 5 year’s experience ,iii blending and selecting teas has given ns an unequalled advantage over other firms-theadvanta ge of ripe experience. 10 • I ’, ■ Best quality fancy biscuits, English desert strawberries, strawberry jam, lemon, cheese,’ Mincemeat chocolates and jubes stocked at the quality store. Drake’s. Phone 117 s. A DISCLAIMER. THE defendant, A. Hill, who was lined at the Court, on - Friday for driving without lights, was not A. J. Hill, Secretary of the Stratford A. and P. Association. I GST—From Opunake Road, Ma- -* hoe, one Rod Strawberry Cow ; turned-down born and clipped tail; Apply, A. Tosh,*, Mnhoe. rjTHLNK bf it! Hats that 2 weeks ago '.would have cost you up to 21s each*now at the astonishing price 2s lid. Arcii Raales’ Sale. /’T’CET - the Habit of Shopping with VJT Arch Rawles. He gives the best. value. This season’s hats 2s 11 1 r. See lliem. Arch Rawles’ Sale. BRAVER HATS—Black, Brown, Saxe and Navy; good shapes, worth 12s (id, now 2s lid. Arch Rawles’ Sale. ARCH RAWLES’ SALE—A splendid line of Ladies’ Trimmed and untrimemd hats, 2s lid, worth up to 255. See windows. 2/ < j BUYS a Smart (this sea- / ! I son’s) Hat, in Velvet, Kejt, or Suede. Come early for the ‘choice. Arch Rawles’ Sale. OUR Millinery is well and favorably known. Wa don’t intend to carry any bats over for next season. Out they go at 2s lid. Arch Rawles’ Sale. THE talk of the Town —Arch Rawles’ Sale. 'Bargains in every department. Trimmed hats 2s lid. See windows.