A London cablegram states that Moss, rlic owner of "Chiswcik House," in which stolen treasures were found, was sentenced to three years' imprisoninent. (A message of March 2nd stated; the police had made a seizure, the most extensive in police records, of stolen art treasures valued at £IOO.000. Tin's was the outcome of a raid on an old manorhouse at Chiswick.) Were I so tall to reach the sky, Or take the ocean in my span, What use is length, unless there's strength. Now tell me if yon can. Suppose I'm ill. with rasping cough Or tickling throat—well, to be sure. 1 don't talk length, 1 gather strength With Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.
Jlpnetift The stress of modern business life tells on the nerves unless ,' a man keeps himself " up. , to-acratch." When you turn away from the sight of food " You Need a "Bracer" and the best one is Fletcher's rhosphatonic. Speedily it reA S and 4/6 chemists and stores oKass^Rffisa. 1 - fletch£r - FLETCHER'S / nosDhatdnic NOTICE TO HORSE-OWNERS. HORSE-CLIPPINC. HORSE-CUPPINC. I" ATEST electrically driven Wolseley L* Clippers have been installed at tlie Empire Stables. Horse flipped while you wait! First come, the first served! 'l'hono 65. A. J. DAVEY. 00 NOT THROW YOUT OLD BOOTS AND SHOES AWAY. •*- H. POltD BROADWAY SOUTH, (Over the Bridge), of "pi , w r «">'««» has •' R(!pairer ... HAND SEWN OR RIVETTED
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 97, 27 April 1915, Page 2
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225Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 97, 27 April 1915, Page 2
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