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BVBINftfW *> s±h mvr’S a A . ll ■' n: •->«* I -■•/. V f; CIN .VT i id-4- - P -h L the vogue of voile : VOILE has once ag&in "come mfo its own.” Voile! As light and any as ever, plus a multitiule of new colors and effects. Tins Springtime ol Dio tinds a wonderful display of Voiles at MOREY’S fv. 1-rH U y it has been our privilege to select for vour approval, the production ol the. world’s most .famous looms, and for reasons of novelty and beauty and economy we are certain onr showing will give yon pleasure. Foremost amongst the display arte the new coin spot voiles. ALSO THE MUSIC STRIPE EFFECTS. SELF TONE COTTON VOILES ■ Lovtly CREPE DE CHINE VOILES And the DAINTY FLORAL VOILES Colors include every wanted shade and prices are all on a decidedly low basis. We strongly advise you to choose a dress length or two—many ladies have already selected and just the color yon fancy may be gone if you wait overJong. t.i! s As usual, a is per cent DISCOUNT for Cash Trading— ls in the *l. MOR E Y & SON. h -Glint Stratford and New Plymouth. Mil): 'lll ft? & B 0 FEELING “bMOW PAR. % it Did you get up this morning with the “dead-tired feeling,” and did you struggle through the day in a lit of the “blues ? IF YOU ARE “OUT OF SORTS” LIKE THAT • ' EDWARDS' TON.NC.ue TONIC / QUININE AND IRON CORDIAL’. Is what you need. It will make you fresh and active, merry and , bright, it dispels headache and removes the nasty tape in the mouth. 'VI f. You’ll enjoy your food and feel in tune with Spring by taking, a dose or two or this excellent remedy. T PRICE 28 6d. PRICE 2S 6d. TRY—YOU’LL BE GLAD. OBTAINABLE FROM . F. EDWARDS CHEMIST, STRATFORD. FARMS FOR SALE IRES, all in grass, about 100 acres ploughahle, two sheep' •II subdivided, well fenced, and watered, on goo< io.hs, _ mi township, good house of 6 rooms, good out nn < mgs. r acre. Terms. CUES, all in grass, all ploughahle, about 15 paddoc-ks, we!l watered, leep proof fences, house of 4 rooms (new), good on nn <■ * n >=‘, close to main road. Price £‘23 per acre. Terms arranged. DUES, all ploughahle, all in grass, almost all stumped, U ' need with wire and live hedges, house of 5 rooms, very goo as, factory adjoining, school opposite, G miles from mam i • ■ m carries 35 cows, besides other stock. Price £24 per acre, ieims ill be given. —————— — ■ ■“ j KING AND STIBBS. riONEERS, LAND AGENTS, WHOLESALE WINE AND 1 ' SPIRIT MERCHANTS, JONU, Tdei*«o* W SLTHAP. B. 11. Wißßtf, l’«h»phawe N®, |l®.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 38, 14 October 1915, Page 3

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442

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 38, 14 October 1915, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 38, 14 October 1915, Page 3

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