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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 1, 2 January 1915, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. II" UNCLE’S COMING TO DINNER, AND AUNTIE ALSO! ONE NEVER KNOWS WHO MAY COME! TABLE BAM ASKS. . NEW SERVIETTES, 2$ / OR. THE' FESTIVE BOARD-’ •■I gwsts tny tab|e linen for worldsi!” said a .careful housewife the other day. “in fact.- I .couldn’t enjoy th9 « festive season at a ". if table appointments were nof /just .o.« This is ready good linen, isn’t It?” she continued, lifting a fold from the counter,, * “Yes, Madam,” was, the reply.

YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND UPON MOREYS TABLE LINENS. Of course we have,Table Napery at all.prices, from the most expensive “Irish”, down to “just ordinary” for the kiddies table* but'every grade,.is - first-rate value for the money we ask. You see .we specialise in “Linens,” so that is why AH 'Careful"Housewives Buy Table Napery at MOREY’S Lot* of ladles Pay cash and secure our 5 per cent discount. MOREY & , ' \ \DRAFERB* STRATFORD > AND.. MEW' PLYMOUTH. ; i'i?" s ’PHONE ! , “GIFTS!” - THAT'S THE POPULAR WORD THIS XMASTIDE! What to give Mother or Sister or Brother—how much to spend and where to spend it—perplexing Xmas questions, aren’t they ? w HERE’S THE ANSWER TO EVERY GIFT—EDWARDS’ For at EdwardsLis gathered the very finest -aggregation of gift goods ini Stratford—really tip-top presents whose beauty and utility will please the recipient and whose economy will gladden the thrifty. r. Perfume* .Bottles toilet Powder Powder Boxes Toilet Soaps Perfume Caskets Smelling Saits Bottles Toilets Waters Bathing Caps.... Hair- Brushes Shaving.,cSoaps And Lots of,rother Suggestions. WE,HAYEiNOT INCREASED. OUR PRICES. AIL stocks; were ta hand or afloat prior to the war, so original sterling values obtain. BE WISE AND SELECT EARLY BEFORE THE RUSH. F. EDWARDS. CHEMIST, STRATFORD;

fcTEATFORD. ACCLIMATIIATION SOCffKTT.r ■ ■ • FiPHING SEASON, OCTOBER 1,1914 tof APRIL 80.; 1911T ICENBIS.—-Men, whole season. available over all Dominion 20b; women- and boys (under 16 years of j%e), ss. Day licenee s(available for Stratford,District only), 2s> 6d; halfseason licenses' from December. 20,; 1914 (available’, for. Stratford District only), 12a 6d. Licences may be obtained from ■ the secretary,LIST'OP LICENSE HOLDERS. O.Kawoleski, A. Cameron,-J.;Wv B. Jones,. O,B„i Goßop, E.- Judd (boy),, Fred.Oollm.W, Lovett, L, Riera, S. Bernard,. P- Wright, A. J.. Walters, R, Healy (boy), Frank Collins, J. MulvpyV, P. Hunter'; R. F.' Hfcrkiiess, 0. Laurence B,* 8 ,* M: Bowler, S. Campbell, J. Fitzgerald,,'J.> Fitzgerald (boy), F. Whittle-f A.i D. Hunter (boy), B. F. Hunter, (boy), H, : Cam pbell, E. Maspn, 0. MoPqnrieJl,, J.'Wing Kee, H. Kennedy,;W.’ A. r Dlngle, R.'Crpssan (boy), R. Smith <boy>, Hr Brooking (boy), J. Jans-(lwy), H. N, Liardet, Wellington, J. Dodd '(boy)/ E; 1 A.. Meredith, J. Dodd, J. Tew 0>oy), W. Bredow, 0. Henyy (boy), O. Trice,i M. Rogers (boy),. -Eredric, R. Curd (boy), John Smart (Elfham), Roy Curtis (boy), G. Baylv (boy), F. Crossloy (boy), C. Culpitt (Midhirtt, boy), J. G. Hannah,- J;' A. Nolan i (boy). B. F. BARENESS Secretary. MUDFORD and SON FORr— • GOOD OARS, CAREFUL DRIVING, i ROOMY GARAGE. ’Phone* No. 115 . (day) 141 (nigSt). Broadway m Btfatfcrd.