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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 67, 22 March 1915, Page 3

lUVINEM NOTICED "THE OALL OF THE WILD" GALLS YOU TO MOREYS The "cheep! cheep!" of the ~.,, Squirrel! The Yelp of the Fox! | f The growl of the Bear! The grunt of tfie Beaver! r IHI mi these would be heard at 7#« MOREY'B if these animals were W ami (loins'. Nevertheless, tie ' "call of the wild," as exemplified in MOREYS RICH LUSTROUS FURS. I&P^W& Calls just as insistently.. For the cull concerns your comfort and good style for,this. Autumn and Winter. MOREYS t Invite you to visit the exposition of the new l'urs. ALL FASHION'S FAVOURITES ARE INCLUDED. lach item, be it Stole or Muff, or Coat, is a fresh imortation, high in quality, yet decidedly reasonable inice. We assure you madam, you ™_ B ®i^ p J le . a " sunt time among these:Furs, WILL YOU COME?PAYING CASH ENTITLES YOU TO 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT. Is IN THE £. MOREY & SON. DRAPERS, •TRATFiK* AMfl IfW PLYMOUTH, "AH-TISCHOO" I THIJSOK XM GETTING A COLD. Got a funny harsh feeling in the throat ?—get a tickly sensation some* where or other in the nose—a soH of sneezy feeling which eventually culminates in a hearty "ah—tishhooP" Yes!—you're in for a cold alright unless you stop it right-away. In its early or late stages, there is no remedy quite so good for a cold as EDWARDS' EDWARDS' EDWARDS' EDWARDS' 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..., > ~ ■ -j ~ .■ - Never neglect a cold, whether it he a new arrival, or an old stager. Check it NOW with EDWARDS' COLD AND INFLUENZA CURE. Price 2s 6d bottle. .. , . i , GET A BOTTLE RIGHT-AWAY. F. EDWARDS, CHEMIST, STRATFORD.

FARMS FOR SALE & LEASE 101 ACRES, on good road, 92 acres i n grass, balance in shelter bush, all ploughable, well subdivided, 5} acres in crops, House of 4 rooms, cowshed and other outbuidings, 4J miles from railway, 1J miles from creamery and school. Price £ls per acre including 20 cows, 1 bull, 4 in calf heifers, 4 calves, 2 horses, one cart, separator, plough ; and harrows, sundry implements, 2 stacks of hay and lof oats. We ask only £250 Gash. "We can arrange the balance for you, and you will have an income straight away. ; 217 ACHES, all in grass save shelter bush, almost all ploughable, 12 paddocks, good fences, 10 acres in crop, new bouse of 7 rooms ((just finished), totara throughout, hot and cold water, wash house, cowshed (iron and concrete). Price £2O per acre, Cash £IOOO, balance arranged. A good farm well situated with prospective value. TO LEASE, 166 acres near Stratford, all in grass and ploughable, 25 acres in crops, 12 paddocks, well fenced and hedged, watered by streams, house of six rooms, cowshed, hayshed, piggeries, etc. To tiease at £1 15s per acre for 5 years with compulsory purchasing clause at £4O per acre. KING AND STIBBS, AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS, WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, ELTHAM. T. KIXG, Telephone 00. E. H. STIBBS, Telephone No, D£