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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 96, 24 August 1915, Page 7

QUALITY 1 Quality 1 Quality I The Ford is me quality car the world over. He who demands a car of highest merit at lowest o«st buys the sturdy Ford. He knows It’s the one car with a worm-wide itcord for dependable service. fillt is the price of the Ford run-about; the touring car is £176; f.0.b., complete with equipment. Get catalogue and particulars from L. R. CURTIS, Stratford. F. 0.8. WELLINGTON. \ mHE proof of the engine is in tho work it does. Therefore the Magn -** | is at once foremost, for it goes about its work with a will and xiiakes < brave show on the busy-bee plan. I THE BRITISH-MADE MACHY ENGINE IS the only one you should choose either- on the count of efficiency oi long service. It is a slow-speed engine, with a steady movement. Whatever tin load is like, the balanced flywheel keeps the motion perfectly even. Tin Magny has Automatic Spa ' Advance, Magneto Ignition, Splash Lubri cation, long Bearings, Han. .ed Crankshaft. It is safe, sure and easystarting QUICK DELIVERY FROM STOCK DIRECT TO THE FARMER. ■' HARK NESS ENGINEER, STRATFORD. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS T js.'*rc?zrxzr-.'& USE PATHONE THE BRITISH MADE LYBOL. Tliis preparation is better than LYSOL. Sold in 1 gallon tins 9s 6d Sold in 1 pint Bottles.. 2s. SOLD ONLY BY T. A. W. NICHOLSOA. CHEMIST AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALER, STRATFORD. The best leaf (real ike belt plantatieus, it has captured the public taste from the North Cape te the Bluff. "The Lancet” says: "Fine tea means better health.” (J

W. E. COLLINS, DOMINION STABLES, Began Street, (Opposite W. M. Bajlj and Oo). H ORSES CAREFULLY SHOD. PERSONAL ATTENTION. All knids of smith’s work undertaken.

I cannot sing the old, sweet songs Which I should sing to-night, I’ve lost my voice, and have no choice, Bec'ause of bronchial blight; But very soon I’ll be in tune. And sing them all, be sure. I’ll change my moans to dulcet tones, With ■ Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.

J 1 1915 First Showing of New Goods Well up to time in all their pristine freshness and loveliness the New H II Goods have arrived and are displayed in every department of our store. It has given us unusual pleasure to set out these goods. We are so confident the selection must delight our patrons. There’s good taste and a note of simplicity in the designs that cannot fail to appeal. Only a personal inspection can convey any idea of its softness and charm. All things considered, for correctness and fashionable selection, this display is unique in Stratford and worth more than passing interest. It will please us to be favoured with your presence. Experienced assistants will give every help towards satisfactory purchase and in no case will any visitor be pressed to buy. Spring Millinery. Yes, many of the Hats ARE on the small side, but they really are quaint and suit almost any type of face. The Parisian Model Hats are very attractive and absolutely correct in size, style and detail. The Tagel is again a great favorite and can be seen on every side, is specially in demand as a Ready-to-wear. The smaJl tilted Sailor smartly trimmed and carried out in Tagel, Hemp or Maline is another popular model. For dressy occasions, the oldtime “Gainsborough,” “Cherry-ripe,” “Gardener’s Daughter,” etc. will be greatly worn. Then, we are showing beautiful fancy straws for making to our own design and a lovely line of While Felts and Untrimmed many cases the Models are exclusive and cannot be restocked. If you like to wear ah uncommon individual hat. such as no-one else in Stratford will wear, to-day is not too soon to come in for it. ' V I Ir CHILDREN’S MILLINERY. We have also a very nice assortment of Children’s Millinery. Bring your little girls along and we can easily find something to suit them. WITH REGARD - TO HAT "TRIMMINGS ; We have these in exquisite flowers, fruit, Berries, Foliage, and smart little Osprey’s, Plumes and Ruchings, We have spared no pains to have this department absolutely complete. The short-flowing Veil is also to be a feature of the New Millinery, and we are showing these at at all prices. •e & © /I IS 1 T. t/fITtV 7‘ o C *sgr o: • t&%. fi riK ® o o Vbv, 0 m Q ; a o U 0 1 ■M I#;. ‘v NEW NECKWEAR Such a crisp, fresh assortment; dainty trifles bristling with style, that speak refinement and good taste. They are all here, set out just ready for you to admire. (These are arriving weeky so we do not anticipate shortage). ARCH I SUMMER 1915 Novelties in Dress Fabrics eThe first showing of Dress Fabrics and Costumes is always interesting. In this the weaves and designs are such as have been all the rage in London. The weights, too, are the most suitable for Spring weather _JJ and the price ranges permit of a wide choice. Then, there are dainty printed Voiles, Cotton Dress Goods, (plain, figured and striped, and a host of Fancy Dress Materials for Summer days. Really sweet designs. If you follow' the Fashion books you can easily picture these made up into frocks with the full billowy skirt, which will be the vogue with such fabrics, and we advise you to make a very early selection as it is possible we will not be able to have our orders repeated. NEW SEASON’S BLOUSES. The Blouses call for special attention. Such smart, sensible lines. The cut i« absolutely the latest and the many lovers of a Raglan sleeve will bo pleased to note it is still much in evidence. You’ll admire the materials, too. Many are really Novelty Styles and very attractive with their wide stripe and spot effect*. LADIES’ GLOVES. A WONDERFUL ARRAY JUST LANDED. Wonderful inasmuch as the shortage of Gloves in the glove market is no fallacy, but we congratulate our buyer on his shrewdness in procuring us large stocks that fall in with fashion’s decree in every particular. Really quality lines in : SUEDE, DOESKIN, KID, SILK, AND FABRIC. ALL SHADES. "The Up-to-date Draper & Clothier/ 1 Broadway, Stratford.