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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 68, 25 February 1916, Page 6

WHEN YOU GET A LETTER, YOU OFTEN JUDGE THE SENDER BY THE STATIONERY POOR STATIONERY Makes ;i cheap impression; oilier people judge yon in the same way when you semi a letter. See I hat your Stationery is good, (he d iff ere nee in price between good and bad stationery is so small that anyone can afford the I better kind. POME IN AND LOOK OVER OUR HIGH-CLASS STOCK TO-DAY —OUR STATIONERY IS UP-TO-DATE, AND INCLUDES—PADS, all shades, Gd to Is. BOXED STATIONERY 9d to 2s, plain and fancy. ENVELOPES; all shades and shapes Gd to Gd pkt. SCRIBBLING PADS, 3d and Gd each. AND MANY LINES IN STATIONERY SUNDRIES SEE OUR STATIONERY WINDOW THIS WEE K. C. E. JAMES. BROADWAY, STRATFORD,

KHAKI HANDKERCHIEFS. KHAKI HANDKERCHIEFS. KHAKI HANDKERCHIEFS. KHAKI HANDKERCHIEFS. JUST TO HAND BY PARCEL POST. fi D, 1 o u I s SOME EMBROIDERED WITH THE ALLIES’ FLAGS, MOTTO: “UNITED WE STAND.” DON’T FOP GET , YOUR BOYS AT THE FRONT. ' Only ?. Limited Quantity. ROBINSON’S READY-MONEY STORE, STRATFORD. mO-MORROW, Saturday, February J- 2(ith, is tlie last day of Murry’s Summer Sale. Further reductions in many lines. inpjHF Balance of our Models and -®- Ready-to-Wears all one price, Is (id.STRAW Shapes, all shapes and shades, to go at Is only. Be in the rush at Morey’s Saturday. ONLY to-morrow left to secure your share of the bargains Morey’s are offering. A FEW W. 13. Reduce Corsets left. Usual price 18s (id, now Us (id, at Morey’s. EE our window for Is (id Trimmed Hats. They must go to make room for new goods. .riTHEBE are somejiice pickings left JL still in our Ls 9d, 2s lid Blouses. Secure one at Morey’s* A Q IN - Figured Casement Cloth, only (id yard, usual price Sid. Morey’s for bargains. H'EAVY Tweed Skirts os I Id to 8s lid, usual prices Ids to 1-ls (id. Morey’s last day of sale Saturday. REMNANTS, Remnants, at halfmarked price to clear on Saturday, at Morey’s. WANTED —Boy for Drapery and Clothing. Apply Box 91, Stratford. ST. ANDREW’S Presbyterian Church. Annual Garden Fete, in the Manse Grounds, on Thursday, 9th March. Afternoon and Evening. Proceeds partly in aid of Patriotic Chaplaincy Funds. Sweet and Produce Stulls, Musical Programme, Competitions. Admission, adults Is, ■ children (id. Afternoon tea and snpI per 6d.