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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 96, 13 August 1914, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. SPECIAL DISPLAY INEWZEAJL/AND LADIES' and CENTS' GIRLS' and BOYS' [CLOTHING FACTORY! IN CARNIVAL WINDOW. Watch for ?3sltlons of Candidates on Saturday Morning. NEW ZEALAND 'Phone 85. NEW ZEALAND {CLOTHING FACTORY! CLOTHING FACTORY, P.O. Box 71. SPECIAL LINES IN MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. WHITE SHEETINGS-54-inch Is; UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS-54-inch, Is; /2-mch, Is, Is 3d, BU-incn lg 6d up. CALICOES-No. 18C.0., 36-inch, 6s 6d dozen. Good value. HEAVY CALICOES-No. K 34, 7s 6d; No. K 36, 9s 6d per dozen. FLANNELETTES-36-inch wide, in plain, 8s 6d, 10s Gd dozen. FLANNELETTES-32-inch wide, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d dozen. ART SERGES-50-inch wide, in Car dinal, also Green, 2s, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 9d per, yard. : ... ■.■■,■.. . ART TAPESTRY—SO-incK wide, ,for Furniture Coverings, 4s 6d yard. Large Selection of QUILTS, in Marcella,, also, Honeycomb ■ JAB . |* covers, table damasks, FL4NNELS, towels, eic. 1$ in £ Discount on all Goods for Cash. DIRECT IMPORTER, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, STRATFORD. o>'S 'HEN greatness gilds ' a Nation's name, ' Should tarnish dim her spotless shield, Or lack of deeds erase the fame'; Hard won on many a battle field; Great England asks no fresh renown, Nor courts stern deed on land or sea. Her task is but to guard her own, An heirloom to posterity." CHORUS "No more she sleeps, for 'tis decreed, Her arms shall spurn corroding rust To keep them bright by word and deed; Is left to all, 'TIS ENGLAND'S TRUST." THIS TIME SHE ENTERS THE BATTLE LINE:"For the cause that lacks assistance, "For the wrongs that need resistance, "For the future in the distance, "And the good that she can do. THE READY-MONEY Will gladly do their share, by giving their money, their sons, and even go themselves If needs be for a righteous cause. * - v\: *l WC" » —■ , *"- "" GOD SAVE THE KING! «1 m FRESH LINES THROWN OUT EACH BAY WHICH WE |ksE PREPARED TO QUIT AT SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES. CASH ONLY. \/t*s %&£* WHITE'S CORNER, STRATFORD,