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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 277, 20 November 1914, Page 6

ANNUAL BALANCE. - ?. * i J; /NX account of our Annual Balance being Struck on December ''6th, we shall be glad of prompt settlement of all accounts by the end of the present month November 30th. 11. HANNAH AND CO’S Boot Stores, Broadway. THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN. MR W. H. HAWKINS;- the Official Liberal Candidate for the Stratford Seat, will address the Electors as under:— BIRD ROAD SCHOOL—Friday, 20 November, 8 p.m. YORK ROAD SCHOL—Saturday, 21st November, s p.m. MIDHIRST—Monday, 23rd November, Hall, 8 p.m. ' KAlMATA—Tuesday, 24th November, School, 8 p.m. PURANGl—Wednesday, 25th November, School, 1 p.m. TARATA—Wednesday, 25th November, School, 8 p.m. WAlTUl—Thursday, 26th, November, School, 8 p.m. HURANG I—Friday,, 27th November, School, 1 p.m. LINCOLN ROAD—Friday, 27th November, School, 8 p.m. ACKLAND ROAD—Saturday, 28th November, School, 1 p.m. DENBIGH ROAD—Saturday, 28th November, School, 8 p.m. gJTRATFORD MUNICIPAL BAND. Conductor THOS. MARSHALL. CONCERT In KING EDWARD PARK, In Aid of Belgian Relief Fund. In Aid of Belgian Relief Fund. SUNDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, NOVEMBER 22nd, Commencing at 2.30 o’clock. g.*ford, Hori. Secretary, Stratford Municipal Band.

THE YEARLY PROBLEM— Christmas Gifts. CAN easily be solved by a visit to the McAllister Studio. There is no gift so expressive as a photograph, and none more i highly esteemed. Until present stock Is used up prices will remain the same, DON’T DELAY OR IT MAY PROVE COSTLY. Make an Appointment to-day. j. McAllister, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. 0. E. HUGO, TIHE well-known Phrenologist and Physiognomist, will lecture in FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, the, 20th, on Faces and Expression. Admission free. Collection. ANTED—3 Men, for farm work ; Is per hour and found. Apply N.Z. Loan and M.A. Co., Ltd., ' Stratford. 0 LET—Very comfortable, good 7-roomed house, |-acl’e section ; one minute from Post Office;‘l6s per week. Jackson Bros. *v v OST—Child’s Gold Cham ‘Brace* let. Finder kimllv leave al this office. T OST—Gold Wristlet Watch, between Presbyterian Church and Mrs E. Jackson’s, Portia. Street. Finder on returning same to Mrs E. Jackson will be rewarded. the ■ 3oU - FORESTI'iRS’ HALL,

TCIOH Gloves in kid, suede, doe skin and fabric, fancy handkerchiefs and hosiery, see Morey’s Window the newest of new. BORDERED Casement Cloth 10|d yd, 4 colorings; get early for this snip at Morey’s. at in Ipi AST Color Prints in navy and white grounds 6d, 7jd, Bdf 9ad, Morey and Sou’s. LILORAL Crepes and Voiles, in J- smart designs and lO.yd to Is 9d yd. Morey and Son’s, Broadway. \ -IXCH Flouncing Embroidery, 2s lid to us lid yd; 27-inch Is 9d to 4s 3d; 18-inch 9d to 2 S lid. Morey’s for quality and quantity. HORROGKSES and Brebdson’s Calico and Long-cloth at the old prices. Morey’s held large stocks before the war, the public have the advantage now. TTERA smart voile coatees, newest y designs, good colorings, prices right. Morey’s lead. ri'IHE latest shapes in corset fash-1 A ion to suit present • style of dress will be found in the-Kabo and Hahns stocked by Morey’s. HfLDREX’S Millinery in profuv.J sion—The little one -A will bo well suited at Morey and Son’s, cash traders. PIQUE Costumes and Skii •ts, prices and styles to suit all. Morey and Son’s. OUR A. and P. Show is again on us. Have you decided oh your Show Hat? Call at Morey’s to-morrow. The new long-handle sunshades. The smartest to be found at Morey’s. For best quality English Brushwarej and Crockery, try Drake’s “Dreadnought” a J.ore. 't-