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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 86, 10 April 1912, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. We venture to say XO, and, candidly speaking, the little ones need the best of everything. TAKE WINTER CLOTHINGFROCKS, COATS, and PELISSES—for instance. The "Kiddies" would look ever so smart, and be cosy, too, in one of MOREY'S.newest styles. And the price tags tell the story of Good Value that will enable every mother to provide the best clothing for the least outlay— CASHMERE DRESSES, from 3s lid.each to 18s 6d. SILK DRESSES, from Gs lid each, to 255. BEAVETTE COATS, from 6s lid each to 21s. A NICE LINE in Cream and Colours in NESTLING.CLOTH, from 4s 9d to 17s 6d. COLOURED VELVETEEN COATS. CHILDREN'S MILLINERY. BONNETS, HATS, and RINKING CAPS, in all Materials, Shapes, and Sizes, to SUIT all children, and the proud mother's purse. WHILE THE STOCK IS NEW AND COMPLETE, CALL IN A? J SEE ; THESE. STRATFORD AND NEW PLYMOUTH. iimi win iiiwnr l _TniMinmnMM—■ iiuyawc:'

"My dear Copperfield," said . Mr. Micawber, "allow me to / offer a remark. I I am here in a capacity of confidence. I am here in a position of trust. As friend to friend, I am here to advise *" you. To a man possessed of the highest gj imaginative powers, there is no beverage so delightfully stimulating and good as tea. With Mrs. Mi caw be v herself vicissitudes, and a womsn of remarkable lucidity of intellect) I have discovered that there is no other tea so remarkable and excellent as ' Stand=Out.' The mind is not at liberty to soar to any form of expression exalted enough to describe it. 'Stand-Out' lea is perfection's fullest possibility, my dear Copperfield." IM£ GUINEA PRBZE. See Saturday's Sssue for "Stand* Out" Weekly Competition,

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