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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 13, 2 September 1914, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. BEFORE THE MAORIS LANDED HEREI BEFORE JULIUS CAESER LANDED IN ENGLAND! i2CS BEFORE ANTHONY WOOED CLEOPATRA! . h. r X/' .— v»- \ • A.*- W-. • < •• - fiuJl LINEN WAS A HOUSEHOLD FABRIC. £ A MS'S: Historical pieces of Linen Fabrics are found every day, and whether they be tapestry or mummy doth, 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 OF HE SHOWING IS UNBLEACHED DAMASK OF WONDERFUL FINE TEXTURE AND SMOOTH SURFACE-DAMASK WHICH IS IN EVERY WAY SUITED TO DOWNRTGH HARD WEAR; IN UACI, EVERY YARD IS PRACTICALLY GUARANTEED BY REASON OF THE VERY NAME OP THE PEOPLE WHO TURNED IT OUT. ADD TO THIS FACT THE PRICESUBDUING INFLUENCE OF MOREY’S INCOMPARABLE VALUES AND YOU HAVE INDISPUTABLE REASON FOR early purchasing. •VST ’•^Tronitr* 7 ■ UNBLEACHED DAMASKS Is to 2S lid yard. BLEACHED DAMASKS IS 6d to 6s 6d yard. SERVIETTES 4d each t 2s 9d each. Yen’ll find genuine pleasure in viewing this unparalleled display of table linen. Did you say you were coming to-day? There’s a 5 per cent, discount for Cash, is In every golden pound. MOREY & SON. DRAPERS. STRATFORD AND MEW PkYMftIKXH. *EEONI MB. ARE YOU FEELING UP TO THE MARK? Ip n ot,—if your spirits are low and you have that tired don’t-caro feeling—take something to brace you up. Here’s the best Tonic to make you bright and vigorous— EDWARDS’ QUININE AND IRON TONIC. It will remove that depression, and make you jolly as a sandboy. It will strengthen you, make work a pleasure, and give you new life, so to speak. There’s no better toning-up medicino discovered than Quinine and Iron. Get a Bottle to-day from EDWARDS' SHEMIBT, STRATFORD.

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