BUSINESS NOTICES, «i GRAND AUTUMN MILLINERY OPENING AT MOREYS THE EVENT OF THE SEASON! Just read this extract from our re- /A -J3S** letter:-"! have «-'- I 7S exceptional fortunat ection oi Millinery for «tf i. t tWnk vou will hear m« °y\, "^ *«% the ....;....••••■■•■ I 1 j concerned with \|1 (: . .-MILLINERY" „ \ ..MILLINERY" J ••MILLINERY" >* J aren't we?" . i't»l 1 W«: congratulate our congratulate the- ladies of Stiatfortl., |j>%y|. NEVEH BEFORE HAVE WE HANDLED SUCH NATTY NOVELTY LINES. TWct representations of prevailing; Fashion- creations are the J££P the showins - aII ligl,t,y I,riml m keeping w every dress allowance. SMART UNTRIMMED SHAPES. N€W FLOWERS. HEW RIBBdNfc mm ORNAMENTS <K, NEW FEATHERS. All-these are included in this, the neatest, cornpietest Millinery dis^aj hi Stratford. Of eoqrt a little Vhapsod.sing on such an occasion is pardonable, isn't it? We want, you to Visit our Showroom. Make up year mind to Call to-day. ■ ... ...... .i» >a ri '■ • ■' *' Cash transactions always secure a 5 discount, 1s in the *. MOBEY £ SON. DRAPERS, •TRATFOR& AWD H«W PLYMOUTH*
"ABHTISCHOO" I TfilNK I'M GETTING A Got a fnriny harsh feeling in the throat ?—get a tickly sensation somewhere or other in the nose—a sort of sn'eezy feeling which eventually culminates in a hearty "ah—tishhoo?" Yes!—you're in for a cold alright unless you stop it right-away. Tn its early or late stages, there is no remedy quite so good for a cold as E D W*A R D'S' EDWARDS' E DW A R D S ' COLD AND INFLUENZA CURE. It checks the feverish tendency—it acts directly upon the affected tissues—soothes and heals and also clears the head of that "stuffed-up' feeling. Never neglect a'cold, whether" it be" a* new' arrival or an old stager. Check it NOW with EDWARDS' COLD AND INFLUENZA CURE. Price 2s 6d bottler GET A BOTTLE RICHT-AWAY. F. EDWARDS, CHEMIST, STRATFORD.
HTBATFORD AOOLIMATJfATION SOCIETY. /iiHING SFASON, OCTOBER I, IMi m APRIL 80, 1818- * * 1" lOENBE& whole leason, arailable over til Dominion 20s; prawn and boys (under: 16 years of •4«), 6b. Day licenses (available for itrafcford District only), 2s 3d; half-lei-son licenses < from December 20, 1614 (arailable for Stratford Distriot •nly), 12s*8di Licenses may be obtained from-the* secretary. LIST OF LICENSE HOLDERS, 0. KawolesH, A.'Cameron, J. W. B. Jones, O. B. Gollop,' Bi- Judd(bby), Fred Collins, W. Lovett, L. Riera, S. Bernard, P. Wright, A. J. Walter*, R. Healy (boy), Prank Collins, J. Mulvey, P. Hunter; R: F.Harkness, 0 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: Orossan (boy), R. Smith <boy), H. Brooking (boy), J. Jans (boy), H. N. Liardet Welltngton, J. Dodd (boy), E/ A Meredith, J. (boy), J. Fredric, R. Curd (boy), John Smart (Eitham), Roy Curtis (boy), G. uayiy \»oy>f *• Culpitt (Midhirst, boy), . Bah, J. A: Nolan (boy). ' *. I, HARKNESB Secretary* MUDFORD Md 1«N FOfcigood cars, oarepul driving, roomy garage. .JhoaeTNtt 116- (drfy) 141 (nii«). ******* PfcraHeHb
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 61, 15 March 1915, Page 3
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498Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 61, 15 March 1915, Page 3
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