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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 91, 20 April 1915, Page 6

sth ANNUAL STOCK REDUCTION BHELF-EMPTYINC SALE NOW IN PROGRESS. OUR STOCK IS LARGE, AND MUST BE REDUCED. JEWELLERY 4s in the ,€ Discount on all Gold ami Si jrles. Pendants, Chains, etc., eta WATCHES 4S in the £. Discount. Ail Watches—Walthau Omegas. Swis3 Sale Price 5s Gd. A UOOI) LINK OF ALARM CLOG'KS.'ljusurl JL'nce us bet. s»aie rriue ob ■ui. THE 9d TABLE of assorted Fancy Goods is well worth your inspection. ' Sale Price 9d each. FANCY GLASSWARE, CHINA AND CKOCKKRY carries u Discount of 2d in the 1s off. PHOTO FRAMKS, PICTURES, LEATHMU GOODS. ORNAMENTS iiutl GENERAL FANCY GOODS at Discount of 10 to 25 per cent off marked prices. Overstocked in FOUNTAIN FENS. Large Reductions. Job Lines Galore. SEE OUR WINDOWS, WATCH THIS SPACE. BETTER STILL, COME IN AND LOOK AROUND. SNTS him C. E. J

"PHILFAB" "PHILFAB'' UNDERCLOTHING. UNDERCLOTHING, PHILFAB is a New Material specially made for Ladies' and Children's wear. It combines all the essentials of good serviceable Longcioths, and the kindly comfortable feeling of good Flannelette, in appearance approaching Cream Wincey. EX "ROTORUA"— We haye just opened* a sample supply o* this new lino, and quote them a« follows: LADIES' KNICKERS-Yory latest .shapes, 30 different style* at 3s 6d, 4S 6d, 4S 11d. LADIES' CHEMISES- 3 different ways, 3s 6d, 4s<6d, 4S lid. LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES-JO styles. Splendid variety at 6s 60, 7S 11C1, 10S 6d. LARGE SIZES-Extra-at 6s 6d and 7S 6d. NO TE-The above arc all trimmed * with self Silk Embroidery and lace, are very warm and comfortable, without a lot of unnecessary bulk. They . are very sightly goods, and wash and dry readily. We Invito our lady friends to come and see these goods at ..©O'iMNSdN'S" READY-MONEY STORE STRATFORD.

MAJORAL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF STRATFORD. Ladies and Gentlemen,— TTAVING been asked by a vepj fcl huge number of burgesses o. Stratford to allow myself to be nomi nated for the Mayoralty, I have de eided to accede,to their request, and will place my views before you m the Town Hall on Tuesday, 27th, at 8 p.m. Yours faithfully, JOS. W. BOON. BOROUGH OK STRATFORD. JESSES: Ladies and Gent A T the request of several ol my teliV W-burge*ses, I have decided to oiler nyy services for a seat on the Borough* Council at the forthcoming election. "As when a member of a previous Council, iuv he.st efforts will be directed towards the welfare and advancement of our town as a whole. I shall he glad to receive your support at the poll. I am vours faithfully, . THOMAS LAWSOX. OK STRATFORD. TO THE BURGESSES Ladies and (Jentlemen,— y WAVE decided to again oiler niyI. S( ..|f ; ,s a candidate for the forthcoming Borough Kleciion. and if elected, will do my host to further the interest of the Borough as a whole. ;u „| will do my utmost to cater for the wants of tho.se in the outskirts ol tho-Bomugli. who have neither metalled roads nor tool paths. Vours faithfully, KNOCK W. HANCOCK. J

WH.VMiAUOMONA COfNT\ corxciL. IMTIKIT ROAD LOAN. 20th April, 1913.