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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 94, 17 November 1916, Page 6

FOLLOWING IT UPI BOOMING OUR NEW CO-OPERATIVE BONUS SYSTEM—--Ist BRAINY TALK:- THE MAN WITH THE fc.; to rs CASH in his hands get.? the best of it every time. If he does not it is his own fault, because he does not get into the right store. NOW LISTEN: —We have been running an absolutely Cash Business for the past 4 years. To keep up our returns and get the same amount of business as under the previous Cash-Credit system we- had to cut our prices as fine as possible to induce the ready-money customer to deal with us. We Know it was a bold step when we cut out a large Credit Connection, and trusted to our new initiative to keep our barque afloat. Have we succeeded? Well we are not stranded yet; and are now setting extra canvas— A Co-operative Bonus —to boom our ship along. Think of it: —With every purchase yon make in our Store, be the amount much or little, we give you a bonus coupon stating the amount. When these add up to one pound, you bring them hack to us and we will give you Is cash or Is 3d Worth of goods at ROJJINSON AND SON’S DRAPERS, STRATFORD.

OUR Showroom is filled with * “wearables” for ladies’ and children. All fresh new goods.— Rawles and Rawles. E have at present the biggest range of ladies’ dainty Underclothing imported direct from Lucas and Co., London. —Rawles and RawJes. CHILDREN’S White Silk and Tub* f sore Tunics; Dresses in Pique ’and Drill; Hats of all kinds.—Rawles *and Rawles. (COMPARE the quality, style, fin- -/ ish, and price of Lucas’ Underclothing with any other make shown. —Rawles and Rawles. H have opened a full range oi White Marcella Quilts in all sizes, and invite your inspection.—■Rawles and Rawles. TUSSORE, Fugi, Pailette, and Jap Silk; also Crepe de Chene, Silk SQyenadiries, and Poplin. See these,— Rawles and Rawles. SK to see the special line of Men's Underpants apd Shirts; 'Ms (|d each, at Rawles and Rawles. YOUR Show Hat is waiting for you. A fresh selection of Millinery ?at Is in the £ discount for Cash.— R. D. Lowers, opposite Post Office, Stratford. ili OVELY Trimmed Millinery in all the latest designs for the Show, Is in the £ discount for Cash, at 11, D. opposite Post Office, Stratford. BIG selection of Ladies’ Panamas, very smart, with Summer Costume—ls in the £ discount for Cash, at R. I). Lowers’, opposite Post Office, Stratford, T ADIES’ Ready-M-wear Hats—A good selection of smart shapes to choose from—ls in* £ discount for Cash, at R. D.dLewers’, opposite Post Office, Stratford. .ffW. d i . Costume for the Show.— li Come ahd secure one. A. large variety of the latest styles at R. D. ’Lewers’, opposite Post Office, Stratford. TUSSOR Silk Costumes, all-wool Check Costumes, Gabardine Costumes, and Grey Summer Tweeds, silk lined, at R. D. Lowers’, opposite Post Office, Stratford. :> ■ • J BLOUSES —In Silk or Crepe de Chene, all colors, or Voiles. Muslins, Crepes. The biggest selection in Stratford— ls in the | £ discount for Cash, at R. 1). Lewers’, opposite Post Office, Stratford: DRESS out the children for the Show at R. D. Lewers’, opposite Post Office, Stratford. ’

or Voile Dresses, Muslin' Dresses, Embroidered Dresaes—to lit all ages—ls in the £ discount for Cash, at R. D. Lowers’, opposite Post Office, Stratford. / r IHILDREN' , S HATS, in Silk, Muslin, or Straw- Children’s Bonnets in large variety—all sizes, at R. J). Lowers’, opposite Post Office, Stratford. * lADLES’ Summer Coats in (Jaberdine, Sax, Fawn, Cream, or .Urey; also Blanket Coats, so faslronable just now—ls in the £ discount for Cash, at K. D. Lowers’, opposite Post Office, Stratford, NEW (Moves, Handkerchiefs, Hbsfory of all kinds, Umbrellas, new Neck Wear for the Show. Inspection invited, Is in the € discount for Cash, at R. D. Lowers’, opposite Post Office, Stratford. STRATFORD CO-OPEHAT! V 5 BUILDING SOCIETY SALE OF APPROPRIATION, TITHE sale of an Appropriation of *£!|0() in the First Groin, advertised to take place on the 20!b Inst.’ ? is POSTPONED until tin* 27th iii'st., at 8 o’clock p.m. I ALFRED COLEMAN, Secretary.