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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 26, 1 October 1913, Page 3

I T ' «L’BINEBB NOTICES. :'S m A itfiiofe iitsa iit ■" A " FITTING COMPLEMENT TO THE FINEST GOWN.. m MOREYS CLOVES—NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY. THAT pleasant feeling of “all-rightness” only comes to the ! well-dressed woman when her gloves, hosiery, and dainty frills are in harmony with her gown, hat and shoes. TO have these of the highest quality and to be content with less than the best in gloves and stockings is to lose the pleas- * ing effects conferred by an artistic gown and becoming millinery. MOREY’S NEW STYLES in Laces and Neckwear would add elegance and charm to any toilette. , • GLOVES should be chosen, not for style alone, but for comfort, fit, and serviceability. The variety of shades here would match the smartest frock. MOREY’S Silk, Cashmerb, and Lisle Thread Hosiery is so smooth and even in weave, so altogether dainty, yet durable in textare, as to present tlm utmost in beauty and wear. YOU cannot yet £1 worth of goods for 19s every where —you can at MOREY’S—is In the £ cash Discount. MOREY & SON. STRATFORD DRAPERS, AND NEW PLYMOUTH. FALL IN FURNITURE “PRICES” (I IT’S GARRETT E. WILSON S FIRST ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE, And it starts on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Ist, 1913, He is going to tfo the thing properly, and give Furniture Buyers an opportunity such as Has never before been offered In Stratford. BUYING NOW MEANS MONEY TO YOU AND A v BIG SAVING AT v GARRETT E. WILSON, COMPLETE MODERN HOUSE FURNISHER, BROADWAY, :; Stratford. :X C • ■ • ’Phone No. 152. . .. : A ii. ;< ... J - ■ v. DO Not BE A STRANGER TO .V GOOD HEALTH. GET YOURSELF WELL—INTRODUCE YOURSELF TO EDWARDS’ tgNinG-up TONIC. Greatest i ' -' ■ Run Down. Tt WILL ONLY COST YOU 2s Sd or 4s 6d TO uecoAb acquainted with good health. ■m F. Ha W. CHEMIST, STRATFORD.