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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 52, 30 October 1915, Page 3

'g"yißlH r Eiff 'MSTIBEKr mnrr . mßMM—mrnarnra>"'*','- Tr:m *'' jmm, *" g A BLOUSE FOR MOTHER! A FROCK FOR KIDDIKINS! V/hat a very useful Fabric is ~ JAP. CREPE! JAP. CREPE! Springtime always brings the rogue for Jap the most useful dress fabric you could buy £»P-™**£ n 0 : , S o cashable, so smart, so cool, so lo* in pace wonder it is a favorable material. And bluse you will surely be requiring Jap; J^™?* time-and because you *ish to purchase to the best advantag * specially direct youii -attention to MAGNIFICENT SHOWING OF JAP CREPE AT MOREYS These Crepes have come direct to us from sunny Japan and represent the best production of the leading factories. Colors include Grey Red Amethvst, Green, Pink, Talc Bine, V.eux Rose, Saxo and'Apricot. We want you particularly to see this Crepe displayRemember, prices arc on a very low scale and choosing will 1)0 pleasant, and" easy. SEE OUR SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY. NT at MOREY'S on all CASH SALES—Is in the £. MORE! AND SON, Stratford and New Plymouth.

i jgfgjfffpf^xrmmXlMKmmaU^K PHO7EOT YOUR SKIN iWEATMHsI V/ARI TBESE ABE VERY TRYING DAYS FOE MI-LADY'S DAINTY COMPLEXION! CHANGES COME SO SUDDENLY—CHILL WINDS AN!) WARM SUNSHINE—THAT 1 THE SMOOTH SKIN BECOMES ROUGHENED AND'REDDENED 'UNLESS CAREFULLY GUARDED. VANISHING CREAM. WILL KEEP YOUR COMPLEXION SMOOTH AND SOFT. NO MATTER WHAT "TURN" THE WEATHER MAY TAKE. THIS SPLENDID SKIN CREAM SOOTHES AND 'HEALS—GUARDS AGAINST SUN AND WIND—ADDS TO YOUR PERSONAL CHARM. TRY ONE POT—IT WILL CONVINCE YOU OF ITS EXCELLENCE. P RIC E 2s A p OT. F. EDWARDS CHEMIST, STRATFORD. FARMS FOR SALE 524 ACRES, all in grass, about 100 acres ploughable, two sheep country, well subdivided, well fenced, and watered, on good roads, three miles from township, good house of 6 rooms, good outbuildings. Price £8 10s per aero. Terms. 130 ACRES, all in grass, all ploughable, about 15 paddocks, well watered, sheep proof fences, house of 4 rooms (now), good outbuildings, situat ed close to main .road. Price £23 per acre. Terms arranged. 101 ACRES, all ploughable, all in grass, almost all stumped, 12 paddocks, fenced with wire and live hedges, house of 5 rooms, very good outbuildings, factory adjoining, school opposite, 6 miles from main line. This farm carries 35 cows, besides other stock. Price £24 per acre. ' Terms will bo given. AUCTIONEERS* LAND AGENTS, WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, fLTHAM. KINO. T-Wh*»« 9 KL H. mt'JBBS. Tatapb©** **•■ UP-