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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 94, 11 August 1914, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. MAKE A PRETTY FROCK FOR BABY > OR A BLOUSE FOR BABY'S MOTHER. THAT'S THE BEAUTY OF CREAM RADJANTA. tfS^L YOU KNOW RADIANTA, DON'T YOU ?—THE DAINTY SUMMERY "CASHMEREY" SORT OF FABRIC, WITH ITS EXQUISITE FINISH AND COOLNESS! DON'T YOU MAKE ANY MISTAKE! YOU'LL BE VERY GLAD OF A COOL BLOUSE SOON. OLD SOL IS WARMING UP TO HIS WORK NICELY. NOW, IF YOU STUDY VALUE, YOU WILL CHOOSE AT MOREY'S ■7 j». HERE ARE SOME SIMPLY LOVELY RADIANIAS JUST TO HAND FROM OVERSEA. AND VERY LIGHTLY PRICED AT 9d, is nd, 2s 3d, 2s 6dj 2s Ild and 3s 6d yard.. EflasjsxufT-.*. > .VMsia THERE'S WISDOM IN BUYING QUICKLY— GOODNESS KNOWS WHEN WE WILL GET ANY MORE —WHAT WITH ALL THIS WAR BUSINESS GOING ON OVER THE OTHER SIDE. There's a 5 per cent dscount for Cash—that's is in the £. MGEEY & SON. DRAPERS, STRATFORD AMD MEW . PuYMMXH.. 'PHONE W*

WHEN KIDDIES COUCH! careful in your chpieo of a remedy. Young —,! children cannot take with absolute safety many of tho advertised preparations which are primarily intended for adults. In the new cuugn. specific:— BLACK CURRANTCOUGH ELJXIR YOU have a positively safe cure."" It contains no narcotics or powerful drugs—is mild, pleasant to take, and yet is. certain, and far-reaching in its action. IF YOU MUST BUY A COUGH CURE, BUY THE PROVEN BEST AND SAFEST. YOUR L3TTLE ONE'S HEALTH RESTS UPON YOUR CORRECT CHOBGE. STRATFORD.

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