BUSINESS NOTICESbo MOKseca accaaanncrjiMg *o^ YOU CANNOT IMAGINE ANYTHING BUT Yi WHITE UNDERWEAR FOE SUMMER. Nor can you picture any fresh, dainty, or more SummeHike White Underwear than you will see at ' ■ MOREY’S i. ,\V i »r I MOREY & SON, STRATFORD AND NEW PLYMOUTH. Materials are free from filling—seams are carefully stitclicd, and measurements are full, even in the cheapest lines. Nothing is skimped—nothing spoiled, and MOREY’S moderate prices on everything. HERE ARE EXAMPLES OF THE HONEST VALUES OF OUR i SUMMER UNDERWEARCAMISOLES, richly trimmed, from 5s 6d, to 10s 6d each. Is lid, 2s 3d, 2s Od, 3s lid, 4s 6d, KNICKERS, in Longcloth and Calico, from 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s 3d, to 8s 6d. CHEMISES, Trimmed with Val Lace, Torchon and Embroidery, 3s Gd, 3s 9d, 3s lid, to lls Gd. NIGHTS in all sizes, including Childrens, 3s Gd, 4s 3d, 4s 9d, 5s Gd, to 18s Gd. SILK NIGHTS 22s Gd to COs each. COTTON VESTS, Is 3d, Is Bd, Is 9d, to 3s Gd. WOOLLEN VESTS, Is lid, 2s Gd, to 8s Gd each. INSPECT OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. YOU CAN SAVE Is IN THE £ HERE BY PAYING CASH ON YOUR PURCHASES.
SALE! SALE!' SALE! HAVING PURCHASED THE FURNISHING STOCK AND BUSINESS OF MR. JOHN LEYDON, PRIOR TO EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS, I HAVE DECIDED TO CLEAR FOR CASH, REGARDLESS OF COST THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK. SALE COMMENCES at 9 O’CLOCK ON SATURDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER. AND WILL BE CONTINUED UNTIL THE END OF THE MONTH. WORTH OF STOCK TO BE SLAUGHTERED. GARRETT E. WILSON. GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHER, ’Phone 152. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. a^vssazssssasian *<%£{■ i" Fjl ! si i ; b.' nKv^. tLkM 15 * fi Mm&m wm m I 6 ifJ ;.I,J r •'I I 5» 'CI id 1 *( i m 0-3 -SM ; fcr m y m \ci ry. ii w jktm m ycrrx I iii n<y YSSSS, sk tS'AE?o> 8 m m m ml m ml i ii wiiiiiiiii nil]:.,.€, w'JJ&Uz&v 1 '(wUU'a(llsiMiii!^ .®s®a®'2Eima!BE Amber Tips Tea Delights Hostess and Guests Dear to the heart of every woman is the little social function —the entertainment of her friends in her own home. But how much is added to the pleasure of the aftcinoon when sire knows that her guests will f delighted with the refreshment she provides.. Hence she always prepares Amber 1 ips Tea. Delicious, full-flavoured, perfect in aroma, quality and strength it sets nearts attune and ensures the exclamation hat a delicious cup of tea —may I have another. Have you trial the 2/- per lb. Amber Tips? It possease all tilts delicate, rich, true Ceylon flavour and uoi.ia. The 1/10 per lb. Amber - Tips delights tens of , thousands. Try it—it is excelled only by the 2/- quality. A third grade is sold at 1/3—and cannot bo equalled at the price. 47 .11 l3sjßsß^S®!<»fflßasaaaSsa2K^3H»^^lZ3sE3aM:i». , a.' : ?2E.'ll;fiSlSSsSl33E?3-I WHOLESALE AGENTS: N3WTON KING, STRATFORD. a a n M if • lij 1/1 fi i-iQ, ’ .0 yea V.ffij VJB irZn>
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 60, 4 November 1912, Page 3
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