NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 3, 21 August 1914, Page 7

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

1 Attention is drawn in another col umn to Mr Manoy's new shop which opens to-morrow. Mr Manoy, owing, to increased business, has been obliged to secure a larger and more iip-to-date shop, where ho has <t giganticstock of drapery, ladies' and gents' and children's outfitting. Everyone is invited to inspect and the public arc assured of getting value for their money. Eor Children's Hacking Coughs at night, Woods' Great- Peppermint uur« la fid 9. 0 fri. Mr E. A. Drake notifies in another column of his removal to premises lately occupied by Mr Manoy, where he will still carry on the business . known as the Dreadnought store. All patrons can be assured of boing supplied with goods of the highost quality. Central shop in Broadway to let. Notice is given of Mr G-. T. Pcrrott's intention to apply for a discharge from bankruptcy. New goods arriving daily at Mr R. D. Lewers', in summer dress goods, casements, laces, embroideries, etc. b'or Influenza tako Wonds' Great Peppermint Ciir« Never rails. V *,v ft*! T. Lamason wishes to draw attention to his advertisement in another column, regarding his sale on Saturday, when, in addition to his ordinary sale, there will bo sold, without reserve, a complete list of surgical instruments, dental, optical, etc., and other furniture. Central shop in Broadway to let. You are asked to patronise the speculation drapery sale to-morrow. Warning issued to person seen taking field glasses from Mr T. Kennedy's residence. For Chronic Chest Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, 1b 6d. 2b gd.