BUSINESS NOTICES. SHIRTS AND ’ PYJAMAS. To be sure of GOOD SHIRTS and PYJAMAS, BUY THEM with the H.B. LABEL. You will find them perfect fitting, cosy aiid warm, and always good to look at. We make them ourselves, and sec to it that every garment is of the best. V * ss: UNION SHIRTS, 4S 6d to 7S 6d. CEYLON SHIRTS 7S 6d to 70s 6d ALL WOOL 10S 6d to 13S. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SHIRTS AND PYJAMAS Union Pyjamas 5s lid to 9s 6d Ceylon Pyjamas 10s 6d to 15s. NEW ZEALAND iT m. & & in all Sizes CLOTHING FACTORY rime* p I MP fldjnlOr—Gl o BARGAIN CAiy ■ i ■ :h aioJiiin p.* p EVERY DEPARTMENT! ■' ojj/itnavl , , We -are clearing out all surplus Stock and we want your assistance in doing it. Como, therefore, expecting big v allies—our goods are genuinely reduced, every item is a money saver. i SPECIALS- FOR THIS WEEK’S SELLING! The Balance of our. Valuable Stock of Millinery, Trimmed or Untrimmed, 6s 6d, 10s Gd, 12s Gd, IGs Gd. Sale Price, 2s lid for speedy clearance. -v : • . There are scores of other Bargains to tempt you, so come along quickly. i/}.* vrtn mru no*-.»r»n DRAPER, R. D. LEWERS \ OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. STRATFORD. ,U'.T ban’ .übiijS. > n p. \ •t : * , 'J jSJ /«!, J “" 111 lv/ . SPEAKING • O F SHIRTS ; (5^ in mm L i Reminds us.of the gentleman who in the endeavour to point his remarks upon Energy and Enterprise told his boy that story of the man who went to London without a Shirt to bis' back “And” he finished—“ Now he has millions.” “Millions ?” slowly "repeated the youngster, “How many ol them does he wear at the one time.” We have a good many Shirts in stock at the EGMONT . CLOTHING CO.. But we haven’t a million. To be strictly truthful, wo have all the styles that Men of Energy and Enterprise are likely to call for. They are good-Shirts—good in Fabric, in-the roomy cutting out in thq workmanshiprT-the fashioning—and better still, they are at absolutely bedrock prices—because wo buy practically all of them for cashdirect' from the manufacturers. WHEN IT’S SHIRTS, COME TO THE ECMOMT CO., “WE HAVE IT FOR LESS !” /]H OLIVARY MAM.JER. nr^rjTTTT
STRATFORD RECRUITING COMMITTEE. "Your Kins and Country Need You." Applications for enrolment in future Reinforcements may be made with any members of the Com niittee, viz., His Worship the Mayor (Mr J. W. Boon), and Messrs J. Mas- 1 tors, 0. D. Sole, and Lieutenant Gray,] or with the undersigned at the Bor-j ough Council Chambers. UTTE R-WRAPPERS.—To Dairy Farmers who make their own butter: Obtain your butter-wrappers at the "Stratford Post” Job Printing Office. PHILIP SKqGLUNI), Town Clerk. Hon. Sec.
Presents. Presentations. Presents. Wedding. Soldiers Birthday. Presents. Presentations. Presents. ■.■ * ; , . In Jeweller}", Solid Silver, and E.l ■ ' Ware. *.* • ■ * A" ■ ', * STEEL CUTLERY,” Does away with the knife board, saves hour's of hard work, and is guaranteed : not to stain, no matter what use they ;are put to. Presents* for Soldiers a .Speciality. || JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN, STRiXEOHD. J. PE 1
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 6, 5 August 1916, Page 4
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