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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 18, 26 April 1916, Page 3

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 grovv. 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. _ iimMiM—iunriwinw m \ imimri miragersMwrw* jnr»rw DRAPERY and MILLINERY . . SPECIALIST.

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