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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 71, 29 July 1913, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. ARE LOWER. CALL AT TM riZHTRAL CO-OP. STORE, for quotations. JUST LANDED FROM THE POTTERJES, J Tanks. 2 Barroiß DINNERWARE, TEAWARI, GLABB- - Q&sh Prlosa far Ona Kenta k! ksafas) Cast. lADSES' WINTER COSTUMES With a Finish to Them. Made of the now popular Tweed, by an Expert Cutter, who makes it his business to please you ; who takes pains from measurement to the delivery of the finished Costume. Stylo and Material this winter are sensible—simply the master hand to complete. Have you seen the new Tweeds? Ladies' Cutter—C. V. WALLACE. (Late Veiteh and Allan, Wellington) 0, BUTCHART, LADIES' TAILOR :: BROADWAY.

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