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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 58, 30 June 1914, Page 3

•••’ ' ‘«sU*U«£MI NyflSlk. i; h il ■■■ :: MAKE A PRETTY FINNY FOR PANSY! Fi • m OF COURSE IT’S WEEKS AND WEEKS TOCO MRLI ( TO TALK HOYLE’S PRINTS FOR GRo^'^„\f _ ®oFSVT‘ THE VERY THOUGHT MAKES ONE SHIVER, DOL * IT BUT LITTLE PANSY OR MAUDTE OBj DAISY SIMPLY AIUST HAVE PINAFORES, AND VHAT MCER MATEK AL COULD YOU WISH FOR THAN HO\LE S PRIN • WE’VE A SPLENDID SHOWING OF ALL /THE LATEST PATTERNS IN *ri' Crum’s Twill Prints—9s 6d doz. yards. Hoyle’s Prints—7s ed doz. yards. ALSO— Canadian Prints—6s 6d doz. yards. WHEN YOU SEE THESE PRETTY FABRICS AND COGITilt OVER THE quality and prices, ,*ma first 1." ' VALUE” WILL BE YOUR VERDICT. WE SUGGEST THAT YOU COME RIGHT ALONG NOW, AND —OH! BY THE BYE— / There’s a 5 per pent, discount for Cash 1s in every pound. MOREY & SON. y DRAPERS, STRATFORD AND MEW I«i. " ijiui.iirirrrri~ * if: iU-..:, j. %:. .> ' ' 1 1 ► DOES YOUR COUGH KEEP r --V.SV ; YOU AWAKE AT NIGHTS? .j, S-H Li,.ri:* U -■i ' ■ y I"J'T’S generally at night time a, cough is the worst. First, there’s a tickling in the throat, then you start “barking,” and it’s hard to stop. A FEW DOSES OF j v EDWARDS’ .EXPECTORANT ESSENCE .5; vi WILL STQP AND CURE THE j COUCH. -'•V. IT SOOTHES THE IRRITATION AND REMOVES THE i SORENESS FROM CHEST AND THROAT. ■ 1 FINE FOR THE CHILDREN, TOO. GET A BOTTLE TODAY, AND SLEEP WITHOU COUGH DISTURBANCE. ' j EDWARDS' CHEMIST, ■TRATFOED.

j COMMERCIAL HOTBB. STRATFORD. PATRICK PHELAN, Proprietor. /AT t-Kin popular and well-equipped £%. Hotel the’ public may be sure of the best attention. Only the best of liquors stocked. Particular attention paid to the cuisine. ‘J TERMS— 4s 6d per day. All means "is. CMaphom No. 77 s; Orar th■ Bridge. AT m VEQUIV9 ONIKIDXNTS of opttnakb Road and Cardiff, -GANNON & C°lUTOH C R 0, MB BROADWAY, GTEATFOED, At* bow running their carts aloftj that route to Oardif. inly the Beat Masts SuppiEsd. RAN MALONE AND CO., JCTTINI A SPIRIT MERCHANTS / AND CORDIAL MANUFACTURERS, T ' • ./ , i SMI —A BLa.

EUROPEAN ACiNSY. : V CTTHOLESALE buying egsnde® tol* TV dertaken for *ll British fend Continental goods, including— Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and Leather, Chemicals and Druggists’ Sundries, China, Earthenware and Glassware, Cycles, Motor Cars and Accessories, Drapery, Millinery and Piece Goods. Fancy Goods and Perfumery, Hardware, Machinery and Metals, Jewellery, Plate and Watches, Photographic and Optical Good#, Provisions and Oilmen’■ Stem* ©to., ©to. Commission 2£ to 5 per era. Trade Discounts allowed. Sped a] (Quotations on Demand, Sample Oases from £lO upward®. Consignments of Produo* Bold ©b 4ooouat. | WILLIAM WILSON AM® IONt, (Established 1814), IE Afcffihurih Lam, Leaden, FX. Gable address; "i-nusuHr*. fended QOU NT Y g#M t, Ctratftrd. W. P. KIRKWBOD, Ink's iiftiß iacflitfli.