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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 56, 2 November 1914, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. "I CANNOT CO OUT TO-DAY, MAUD, I MUST FINISH MAKING MY DRESS!" "Do you mean to tell me that you're actually making a light dress yourself?—what a wicked waste of time'." said the candid friend. "Why, I never think of making a white dress, 'tis such a useless procedure when you consider MOREY'S ,V HAVE A SPLENDID SHOWING OF SUMMER DRESSES AT PURSE-FILLING PRICES." THESE STERLING" GARMENTS ARE PRETTILY DISPLAYED IN OUR SHOWROOM. WHEN YOU SEE THE ARRAY, COOL, DAINTY AND SUMMERISH, YOU WILL WONDER WHY ANY LADY WOULD BE BOTHERED MAKING A DRESS-WHILE THESE MAY BE HAD FOR SO LITTLE. DRESSES IN MIiSLIN. DRESSES IN SPONGEGLOTH. DRESSES IN PIQUE. DRESSES IN VOILE. COME AND SEE WHAT WE ARE OFFERING YOU! COME AND SEE THE EXQUISITE WORKMANSHIP, THE SUPERFINE MATERIALS, THE EXACT FITTING, THE LOW PRICING. COME TO-DAY. A Guinea Costume costs only 20s cash—s per cent, discount. MOREY & SON. DRAPERS, ' STRATFORD AND NEW PLYMOUTH. ' 'PHONE 160. "J CAN'T CLIMB UP THERE!" ""Why not, old chap, teat's the. best part of the walk." "It may be, but I'VE GOT CORNS, and they object to my climbing, and 'give me beans,' if I attempt it." YOU, SHOULD GET BR&&V ■ EDWARDS' KILLAKORN IT WILL MAKE YOU MASTER OF YOUR FEET. ■ Hard corns or soft corns—this preparation will remove the trouble and make your feet obedient to your will. Just now at the beginning of the very hot weather you should take immediate steps to put your feet in good trim —"Easy feet, easy mind" is one of the truest of proverbs, isn't it? DON'T DELAY—START STRA IGHT AWAY. F. EDWARDS, CHEMIST. STRATFORD.

(Published Annually). Baables. traders throughout the We*!*" to communicate direct with. Enj&ia'fe. Majsufcutturers an* Banians la each class of gooda. Besides coins a complete commercial guide to Xkxb-. ion «ix 4 its suburbs, the directory contains lists ci . Expert Merßhaeita iritis tie Goods they ship, and ftaa Colonial md Foreiga Markets they •■pita , v SZsasnsftip I.:«*s 3 V arranged under the Porta to they sail, and indioafeiafi the aUJ£ro% mate Bailings} , J Pravlmla! Trada Hellee* *J of leading Manofactum*, Herehatfw, etc., in the principal provincial town* and industrial centres of the Ciii'#* Kinfidom. A copy of the correal oßitSe* tfiß be forwarded, freight paid, on i«bei]ri of Postal Order for a*sc. Dealers seeking Agenoles cffl? E-Tw.fr tile their trade cards for At, or advertisements from 23. pan?, ira, «K!. auroter*'" '"*' ** s '\.mtm t Z!«f •

STRATFORD ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. F.SHING SEASON, OCTOBER 1, 1914 ' TO APRIL 30, 1915ICENSES.—Men, whole season, available over all Dominion 20s; wimen and boys (under 16 years of. nge), ss. Day licenses (avadable for Stratford District only), 2s 6d; halfpea son licenses from December 20, K>l4 (available for Stratford District or.ly), 12s 6d. Licenses may be obtained from R. F. BARENESS Secretary. LIST OF LICENSE HOLDERS. C. Kawoleski, A. Cameron, J. W. B. Jones, C. B. Gollop, E. Judd (boy), Fred Collins, W. Lovett, L. Riera, S. Bernard, P. Wright, A. J. Walters, .R. Healy (boy), Frank Collins, J. Mulvoy, P. Hunter, R. F. Harkuoss, C. Lawrence, M. Bowler, S. Campbell, J. Fitzgerald, J. Fitzgerald (boy), F. Whittle, A. D. Hunter (boy), B. F. Hunter (boy), H. Campbell, E. Mason, C. McDonnell, J. Wing Kee, H. Kennedy, W. A. Dingle, R. Crossan (boy), R. Smith (boy)', H. Brooking (boy), J. Jans (boy), H, N. Liardet, Wellington, J. Dodd (bov), E. A. Meredith, J. Dodd, J. Terry (boy), W. Bredow, C. Henry (boy), G. Trice, M. Rogers (boy), J. Fredric, R. Curd (boy). MUDFORD and SON FOR—GOOD CARS, CAREFUL DRIVING, ROOMY GARAGE. 'Phones No. 115 (day) 141 (night). Broadway Stratford.