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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 15, 18 May 1915, Page 3

•UtINEII NOTICES/ Ull'J Jl I i„.l, I I »"W M r ■■. is a' t #.s COLD HANDS! WARM HART! WINTER GLOVES I 'MI (i - ; s i-f •A tt t i d A h* O ?■h til i> Must be many and many a warm heart in Stratford these days—cold hands are the rule rather than tlu exception, aren’t they? So MORFA S present for your notice the new solely in the interest of cold hands, of course!—although good style plays its all-important part as usual. These Gloves are specially imported to bring comfort this winter. They are representative of the world’s best makers, and will render Jack Frost’s nippiest attentions 'absolutely futile. WOOL KNITTED (Gauntlet), 2s 9d. WOOL KNITTED (Leather Bound) 2s 6d. WOOL KNITTED (slightly better quality), 2s lid. FUR AND REINDEER (in black, brown, lined) 4s lid. Now Madam, although new arrivals, these Gloves will speedily make friends with Stratford ladies, and a really brisk demand is assured. Select, therefore, as soon as possible, and sc forestall any probable shortage. Shall we see you to-day ? OUR 5 per cent. DISCOUNT FOR CASH APPLIES HERE—IB IN EVERY &* MOREY & SON. DRAPERS, STRATFORD AND HEW PLYMOUTH. ;■„« no s* i* if .■i . fltn. ' TftcAT THAT COLD PEREMPTORILY. i-ne failing temperature and wet days bring many a cold and cough in their train, so you need to be careful. At the first signs of attack, take immediate steps to ward it oil —get a bottle of , EDWARDS' COLD AND INFLUENZA CURE. It is a well-proven remedy, and will act as promptly and efficaciously in dispelling your cold or cough as it has done with hundreds of others. on this advice— and you’ll be glad. !. EDWARDS, CHEMIST, STRATFORD. FARMS FOR SALE & LEASE IS3 ACRES, Stratford district, all in grass, all ploughable, 10 paddocks well fenced, watered by streams, house of 6 rooms, 16 bail shed, 4 h.p engine and machine, railway 2J miles, school 1J miles, factory J mile, good metal road. Price.£3B per ?ore. Terms, £SOO cash, balance arranged; only one mortgage. This farm will carry 80 cows. , , rf, ; , - ■■;; . '■ . ,140 ACRES, all in grass, all ploughable, 10 acres,in crops, well subdivided. >i house of 6 rooms, good cowshed and other outbuildings, railway, school, factory 1 mile, a good farm; now carrying 60 milking cows, and their young stock. Price £4O per acre. Terms, £IOOO cash, balance arranged. Title: Freehold. ,38 ACRES, adjoining Eltham on Mountain Road, all in grass and crops fenced with sheep proof fencing and hedges, house of 5 rooms, good outbuildings. Price £SO per acre. Will lease with c.p.c. with little money down. Just the farm for the small man. KING AND STIBBS. AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS, WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, ELTHAM. & KING, Telephone 9A K. H. STIBBS, Telephone No, 111