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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 65, 19 March 1915, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICE#, •• 1' I I. ■ Jl a ujfjE CALL OF THE WILD” CAULS YOU TO MOREYS The “cheep! cheep!” of the .... Squirrel! The Yelp of the Fox! The growl of the Bear 1 The grunt of the Beaver! "All these would bo heard at •M f OREY*S if these annuals were upland doing'. Nevertheless, the \t-oiill of the wild,” as exempli-; fied in MOREY’S y y ... « •' !,i -M RICH LUSTROUS FURS. ' ? • i' Calls just as insistently v Eor the call concerns your comfort and good style tor this Autumn and Uniter. MOREY’S V- . ■ J V, f .' - Invite you to visit the exposition of the new Furs. * ALL FASHION’S FAVOURITES ABE INCLUDED. Each item, bS it Stole or Muff, or Coat, is a fresh importation, ■ high in quality,-yet decidedly reasonable in price. : We assure you madam, you will spend a pleasant time among these 1 Furs. WILL \OU COML.- #•' '■■■■■■■•' ■ ■ ' : .'■■.'■l, PAYING- GASH ENTITLES YOU TO" 5 PER .V CENT. DISCOUNT. Is IN THE £. •f V MOREY ; ~ • y- r . * . • , J - DRAPER!, i;./ •TRATFORi AND REW fLYUOUTM. . ■ - 1 ■ ci +* ■

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