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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 95, 17 December 1912, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. t FOR THIS KIND OF WEATHER ORDINARY CLOTHES ARE UNBEARABLE The wopian who wants to keep co ol should provide herself with the airiest Clothing possible. For instance, a Collarless Short-sleeved Dress of sheer Silk, Batiste, Lawn, or Dimity might be worn just now, while a Linen Costume is the coolest Coat and Skirt she can get into. Before the thermometer climbs higher, come to MOREYS for your hot weather apparel. OUR VALUES ARE BOU ND TO PLEASE YOU. ONE-PIECE DRESSES, in Voiles and Muslins, Gs lid, 9s 6d, 10s 6d, to 355. COTTON TAFFETTAS, at 15s Gd, 17s, 21s. STRIPED PIQUES, 14s 6d to 32 s 6d. STRIPED GINGHAMS, 11s Gd to 18s. OUR SPECIAL LINES FOR HOLIDAY SEASON. Cash Trading is best for all part ies—-it gives you Is in the £ discount here. MOREY & SON. Avp u .V'; .. ; ; ■ ■; ' STRATFORD AND NEW PLYMOUTH.

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, Wd NOVEMBER. AND WILL BE CONTINUED UNTIL THE END OF THE MONTH. £SOOO WORTH OF STOCK TO BE SLAUGHTERED. GARRETT E. WILSON. GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHER, ’Phone 152. BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

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