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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 2, 3 May 1915, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. L.. m H 1" ■■:■■•■;■ 1 sgaaßas ip ■ IP 2*, vW: THE RUBBER .WATER BOTTLE WSTH A Ask for a “I’arex” (i-egd) Rubber Water Bottle, and you will not the best; ft is British made, and doubleseamed. Many sizes, one quality. SOLD BY F. EDWARDS, CHEMIST, STRATFORD. fej His Masters Voice

Taka “H2s Waster's Voice” on the Verandah. WHAT could be more delightful on one of these beautiful summer evenings, than to gather a few friends on the verandah and have a Musical Evening, per medium of that wonderful machine, THE GRAMOPHONE. To sit back in your favorite chair and listen to your favorite -ocalist singing your favorite song. Call in at Crubb’a on your way home and hear all about the maculae. Lis-ten-to its mellow tones—you will just want to tuck it under your atm and carry it home. GRUBB’S, MUSIC STORES, STRATFORD

THE FREIGHT MARKET. Discussing the effect of open mg the passage from tlu» Son - t!l ° “Kennomist” Hunks that it may complicate the shipping position. “Hie ton mice freed by the opening of the Dardanelles,” it says, “would probably not exceed 120,000, mu! it is not unlikely that a part of it will he commandeered for Admiralty and military purposes. In considering the question of freights we must remember that against this extra tonnage there is the whole of the Hlack Sea wheat shipments for last year to come, and an enormous export trade to cope \\ ith from this country to Kussian ports. In fact, it is not likely that the freight market will he relieved hy the forcing of the straits, and the net result will probably he to raise them to a higher level,"