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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 301, 18 December 1914, Page 3

KNOW MALTA VERY WELL,” 4 FATHER* CHRISTMAS. |s on my way out I stay at thOf peasant littleJs|n the Mediterranean— got friends there amongst the [akegs, said the dear< old itroking his white whiskers, [lively. 11 Never saw such lace4hmy lifer hfccontlnu* [ought some with me this iu»iNEBB notices. m. m IE SH6W'SNO MALTESE SGARYES WHICH ARE IDEAL FOR* GIFTS- 5 ’ [WTOTL SCARVES; THESE;, WHICH LOOK AS IOU6H A'RUFF OF WIND WOULD BLOW THEM AM AY. .NY* LADY WOULD JUST DOTE ON ONE AS A XMAS Eft, AND ANY GIFT" GIVER WILL FIND THE PRICE 1 ALMOST AS LIGHT AS THE >, IoMETIF-IT’S'ONLY TO HAVE A LOOK AT THEM? :Sf AND THERE’SHECKWEAR. DON’T FORGET. NECKWEAR’IS* ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE. NEGK HANDKERCHIEFS. PETER PAN COLLARS, LAGEt, MUSLIN AND GUIPURE NECKWEAR. . •, , \ ; ar« all rtew, all expressiye of', the brightness* „ and* happiness oU Yuletide. Why think of to-morrow whllethere’s a to-day? vary Cash- buyer' secures our 5 per cent,' is in the £■, MOREY~& SON. DRAPERS, tTRAfrWRD AKSF NEW PLYMOUTH^ ’PHONE 16»: “GIFTS!” THE POPULAR WORD THIS XMASTIDEI ' - fc&S": to give Mother or Sister or - —how much to spend and to-Tjiend it—perplexing Xmas estiona, aren’t they? HERE’S THE ANSWER TO EVERY GIFT—BDWAHDS 5 at Edwards’ is. gathered *the very finest aggregation of gift goods tratford—really tip-top presents whose beauty and. utility will ►lease the recipient and whose economy will gladden the thrifty. &99 erfume Bottles oilet Powder owder Boxes allot Soaps, wf unfa Caskets Smelling Salts Bottles Toilet Waters Bathing Caps I Hair Brushes Shaving Soaps And {Lots of. ( other Suggestions. WE HAVE NOT INCREASED .OUR PRICES. kll-stocks were, to hand or afloat prior to the war, so original sterling values . obtain: BE’WISE AND SELECT EARLY BEFORE THE RUSH. F. EDWARDS. , CHEMIST, STRATFORD.

THE VICTORIA INSURANCE TO "00. TNSURANCES of all Classes effected, including risks under the Workers’ Compensation Act, Mortgage Indemnity, Fidelity .Guarantee, Administration Bonds, and Personal Accident,, Lowest rates quoted on application.. Agent for Stratford— H. E. LAWRENCE, Solicitor, York Chambers, Broadway, WTIIUSSELiij. TOBACCONIST A HAIRDRESSER, Broadway :; .Stratford. (Next door to Mr Newton King’s.) TJfIPES, Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos of Finest Quality, and in great variety., Large Selection jof Razors, Shaving , Materials, and. Gentlemen’s Toilet Requisites of the best fjrands. Your Patronage Solicited. Your Requirements; Carefully Studied, i Your Satisfaction Guaranteed. Note the -Address—W. RUSSELL, Broadway. “DOMINION STABLES.” REGAN STREET, Stratford,

fOED ACCLIMATISATION ' society; B SEASON, OCTOBER!,1814 1 ro APBH 30, 1911,. fSES.—Men, whole season, »il*bl© over all Dominion 20s; and boys (under, 16 years of Day licenses (available for d District only), 2s 6d.; half*, licenses from December 20, ailable for Stratford District 2s 6d. Licenses may tbe ol* from the-secretary. P OF LICENSE? HOLDERS, iwoleski, A; Cameron, J. W,B. C, B. Gollop, E ;i , Judd ji(boy), ollitfs, W. Lovett, L. Riera,, S. I, P. Wright, A. J. Walters, ily (boy), Frank Collins, J. , P. Hunter, R. P. Harkams, Boiwle®>. S.. Campbell, [ • gejtsld,- J. Fitzgerald (boy), F. >, A. D. Hunter (boy), B, F. ■ (boy), H. Campbell, E. Mason, )Qaaeil; J. Wing Kee, H, Ken-; V?A. Dingle, R. Crossan (boy), tb (bdy)j H. Brooking (boy), J. kjjVH/N, Liardet, Wellington, 0d '(boy); E.-A* Meredith, J. J. Terry (boy), W. Bredow, O. I (boy),, G., Trice, M.. Rogers J, Frednc, R, Curd (boy), John (Eltham), Roy pUrtis (boy), G. (boy); F. Crossley (boy), C. b (Midhirst, boy), J, 6. HanA. Nolan (boy). B.P/ BARENESS Secretary. MUOFORO and SON

Opposite W, M. Bayly and Co.’s. IJLENTY of Accommodation. Stands 6d. Shoeing on. the premises. S.' WORTHINGTON »nd Co. Ah done

GOOD CABS. CAREFUL DRIVING, RQOMY GARAGE. *.;No. . lift <■ (day) 141 (nigßfc). tom*. im ' Bh»tfard.