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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 8, 12 April 1916, Page 3

Shopping fo* Easte# Is easy at Walters —I©£ Many reasons. No amount of talking ever brought victory to an army —no amount of talk ever brings permanent custom to a store—and without regular clients a store cannot grow. We aim to secure regular customers by the very goodness of our Goods and to-day we offer special values in New Goods—-at prices that appeal to the thrifty. Walters will always have before him the needs of his customers and will aim to satisfy those needs in every way. »:«M«wrwf.r»««nwwputpg'..MtaHßfc»riiPMWi tt-w Tiin nurjjniigm i ■ —nw laugorwoßimnwii—rwm—m—i—aew G. T. WALTERS, DRAPER\p£QALIST L INE R Y

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