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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 8, 13 December 1915, Page 6

THERE ARE TWO SHOWS IN STRATFORD IN DECEIT- , BER—the A. and P. Show and GREAT XMAS SHOW of FANCY SILVER GOODS, GLASSWARE, CHINA, HAND BAGS, LEATHER GOODS, BASKETS, TRAVELLING REQUISITES, NOVELTIES and TOYS GALORE. Our XMAS SHOW is now on. Brighter and better than ever. Stacks of Toys for the kiddies. ' LOOK IN WINDOWS.CALL IN AND SEE. Goods bWght now oan bo put away till Christmas. r 1 t? ta m tn& Fa *w g° o<Js ***s w^im V/« J2i. O .£XI?A-Ci£7» Ttvnnrlw«v. Stratford. Broadway, Stratford. See our Advertisement on page 8.

ftOBfNSONS RICHT GOODS FOR RIGHT WEATHER, WASH GOODS. "TOBRALCO."—Im. and Floral Crimps, pretty neat designs and colors round at 6j) yard. "CREPEST" Brltlsli 7.7ake~ neat, strong, rough dry, no'irouiug, for 6id. CREPOXE ~"White - Tnd " Colored" Stripes. Fin© selection, good service, your pick 7^d. PRINTS: Absolutely best makes, fast dye, every satisfaction, for Bd. COMPARE!! We want you to put "our gopds alogiydde of others from Anywhere." "Quality compared with price is the only true test of cheapness." We won't ' boast, we want your fair judgment only. Is 4id%! Still our price for those choice j DM { Stripes, White with; Bhrel"' 'and J Colored Spots— qualityJip-top. =FR€GKS:. Whit,o r Lawn, Embroidered, sizes 24-j—39, al 5s 6d, 6s 3d, 6s 11d, 78 6d to 9s 6d. Robinson's "imports. i, . MAIDS' ONE-PIECE DRESSES: White Muslin, beautifully trimmed,' sizes 42, 45, 48, great choice, priced at 6s 3d, 6s 11d, 7s 3d, 8s 6d, 9S 6d up to 16s 3d. OVERAU^7~I^ ored casement cloths, piped contrast and embroidered 4s i3'd, ,"'4s "sd, 4s 9d at Robinson's. GIRLIE'S WASHING FROCKS: This season's latest productions, 24 to r 39 inch., Ginghams,., Muslins, Prints and Casements. ; All priced 1 5s 6d to 8s 6d. Come and see them hEADY'JMONEY STdRE, STRATFORD. NO NEEDLES NEEDED.

Every user of Cramaphqne or Phono, graph will know what this means. Needles are a continual source of annoyance and expense. They scratch and . 4.ej&i'oy f! the records, and the changing is a nuisance, too. . , The Ball-pointed Sapphire Point J3NT THE PHONE -*- kesj t'on,. lidos' Iri&t^.wpar^ « ft,Lhe'discpand/doesi not?wear'ltself.'',:',. \ ■' '' '■ i The Pathephone leads the world of talking machines. Its rendering of songs, orchestral and hand music, is better than anything you have ever heard. So, just call in some day, and we'll give you a demonstration. H. J. HOPKINS THE LEADING STATIONER, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER, STRATFORD. . SALVATION ARMY HALL. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 7.30 p.m. WELCOME TO MAJOR TOOMER, New Divisional Commander, also Distribution of Junior's Prizes ; and Lieut. Tone will farewell. OST on Saturday last, between Stratford and somewhere on Bird road, burner of motor car oil | lamp. Finder rewarded on returning Ito B. Harkness, Engineer, Juliet Street*