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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 56, 20 October 1911, Page 4

BUS! NESS NOTICES. 1911. SEA SON 1912. JUST OPENED. . 20 CASES And 2 BALES of new lines in MEM’S and BO /S’ CLOTHING, SHIRTS, SOX, PYJAMAS, TIES, BRACES, COLLARS, HATS, AND GAPS. LADIES AND CENTS’ BOOTS AND SHOES. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ BOOTS AND SHOES, AT NEW ZEALAND gK CLOTHING FACTORY NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. I Mi!l R. Mat y.y// ■/k'J'/Ss mm?. D. Ay A & SS; 3^? S Ox m m m Ml 9 m IS'UU: Pills Bin : JUST OPENED. THE-LATEST IN MILLINERY. THE LATEST IN TRIMMINGS THE LATEST IN SUNSHADES. THE LATEST IN MUSLIN COSTUMES. THE LATEST IN SUMMER TWEED COSTUMES The latest in cotton voiles THE LATEST IN LINNENES. V THE LATEST IN LACES. ’ THE LATEST IN' EMBROIDERIES THE LATEST IN RIBBONS THE LATEST IN BELTS THE LATEST IN GLOVES. 1, I NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY DAY. R. D.- LBWERS. STRATFORD (OPPOSIT E POST’ OFFICE).

YOUR SPRING HAT f LET US TALK TO YOU ABOUT IT—m m One New Hat makes Spring Time for the Woman who wears it; seems to give new colour to life, just to lay-aside the too familiar winter hats and crown one’s head with roses, with fresh nodding plumes, or with one of those clever; Fancy Hats of just straw and ribbon—very, very chic, notwithstanding its simplicity; simply perhaps on that account. There is no difficulty in suiting you in this store with what you want. Hero the choice becomes a pleasure—Model after Model—each dainty, each tempting, and best of all—each reasonable in price—is brought out for your choosing; and in,two minutes you know you are going 'to get “the Very thing you want,” both becoming, stylish, and of good value. MISS WILSON is a MILLINERY ARTIST, and can SATISFY YOUE TASTES in two two’s. When you arc out for a New Hat, just drop in at ROBINSON’S MANCHESTER HOUSE, “ WHITE’* CORNER.” THE HOUSE OF THE CELEBRATED PRIZE WINNING P.D. CORSETS. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY—NEW SHAPES AND CARD OF MEDALS. WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY. R. 11. WHITE & CORNER 10.. BROADWAY AND REGAN STREETS, STRATFORD.