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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 97, 14 August 1914, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. MAKE a pretty frock for baby OR A BLOUSE FOR BABY’S MOTHER. THAT’S THE BEAUTY OF CREAM RADIANTA. YOU KNOW RADIANTA, DON’T YOU ?—THE DAINTY SUMMERY “CASHMEREY” SORT OF FABRIC, WITH ITS EXQUISITE FINISH AND COOLNESS I DON’T YOU MAKE ANY MISTAKE! YOU’LL BE, VERY GLAD OF A COOL BLOUSE SOON. OLD SOL IS WARMING UP TO HIS WORK NICELY. NOW, IF YOU STUDY VALUE, YOU WILL CHOOSE AT MOREY’S HERE ARE SOME SIMPLY LOVELY RADIANTAS JUST TO HAND FROM OVERSEA, AND VERY LIGHTLY PRICED AT ts 9d, is lid, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s lid and 3s 6d yard. 7.T; Jf THERE’S . WISDOM IN BUYING QUICKLY— GOODNESS KNOWS WHEN WE WILL GET ANY MORE BUSINESS GOING ON. OVER THE OTHER SIDE. There’s a 5 per cent dsoount for Cash —that’s is In the £. m MOREY & SON. DRAPERS. 1 SSTMTFORB ANO MEW *mo ni m ,

WHEN THE KIDDIES COUCH! ' i BE very careful in your choice of a remedy. 1 Young children cannot take with absolute safety many of the advertised preparations which are primarily intended for adults. In the new cough specific:— EDWARDS’ , BLACK CURRANT COUGH ELIXIR YOU have a positively safe cure. It contains no narcotics or powerful drugs—is mild, pleasant to take, and yet is certain, and far-reaching in its action. 1 ' ,’ , e ■ \ IF YOU MUST BUY A COUGH CURE. .BUY THE PROVEN BEST AND SAFEST. YOUR L3TTLE ONE’S HEALTH RESTS UPON YOUR CORRECT CHOICE. EDWARDS’ CM EM IST, HTSATFOED.

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