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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 6, 25 August 1914, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. . BEFORE THE MAORIS LANDED HEREI o BEFORE JULIUS GAESER LANDED IN ENGLAND! c BEFORE ANTHONY WOOED CLEOPATRA! ifeiA LINEN WAS A HOUSEHOLD FABRIC. ■ • ■ i- ’V d :si !; 1 j M-: ca. :J J.l i i Historical pieces of Linen Fabrics are found every day, and whether they he tapestry or mummy cloth, their wonderful preservation testifies to their original toughness. BUT THESE TABLE DAMASKS AT MOREYS WOULD TURN THE-DARK ACES GREEN WITH ENVY! THE GREAT PORTION OP HE SHOWING IS UNBLEACHED'DAMASK OF WONDERFUL FINE TEXTURE AND SMOOTH ‘ SURFACE—DAMASK WHICH IS IN EVERY WAY SUITED TO DOWNRIGHT HARD WEAR; IN EVERY YARD IS PRACTICALLY GUARANTEED BY REASON OF THE VERY NAME OF THE PEOPLE WHO TURNED IT OUT. ADD TO THIS FACT THE PRIGESUB DUING INFLUENCE OF MOREY’S TNCOMPARABLE VALUES AND YOU HAVE INDISPUTABLE REASON FOR EARLY PURCHASING. i ' *&.■ <-• UNBLEACHED DAMASKS Is to is lid yard. BLEACHED DAMASKS Is 6d to 6s 6d yard. SERVIETTES 4d each to 2s 9d each. Vi T. • You’ll find genuine pleasure in viewing this unparalleled display of table linen. Did you say you were coming to-day i There’s a 5 per cent, discount for Cash, is in every golden pound. MOREY & SON. ’ DRAPERS. STRATFORD ANH NSW . m

WHEN THE KIDDIES COUCHS avail vmJ3tyBE very careful in your choice of a remedy, children cannot take wi th absolute safety man " \ Younfe j children cannot take with absolute safety many of tlie [t'„. advertised preparations which are primarily intended for adults. In the new cough specific:— > EDWARDS’ 'p&.i'SJ' BtACK CURRANT COUCH ELIXIR Ji YOU have a positively safe cure. It contains no narcotics or powerful drugs—is mild, pleasant to take, and yet is ceiKc tain, and far-reaching in its action. Of IF YOU MUST BUY A COUGH CURE, BUY THE PROVirf EN BEST AND SAFEST, P‘ YOUR LITTLE ONE’S HEALTH RESTS UPON - your correct choice. chemist. STRATFORD

AT Till . .OF. .-.Of JJHAS& HOAD AND CAIiDU? , lip fa i» n u g m AJfctOADjWAI, SIHATFOBD, £rm aow running fch*ur oarta tl®- \ tbai rout# to Oardif, Mnly tho Beit Moata Smppiia^ " ADVERTISED goods • i i r • ‘' 1 ' ' STANDARD goods v a .1 '3 r i-: The World Over. WHY? BECAUSE there must be, in advertised goods, a uniform high quality, other wise the advertised article no;; being up to the standard claimed for it will not be purchased again and the advertising will be unprofitable. Advertising is insurance, therefore, that the goods are aa represented and good value. I-:, ; .« . J i . The consr.mer /ho buys advertised goods rately makes a mistake. "Stratford Evening Post” readers will profit by a careful perusal of its advertising umn*CANNON & C ARE