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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 16, 5 September 1914, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. BEFORE THE MAORIS LANDED HERE! BEFORE JULIUS CAESER LANDED IN ENGLAND! BEFORE ANTHONY WOOED CLEOPATRA! WAS A HOUSEHOLD FASRJC. & m. i'. m if Ml \smlo ----- Historical pieces of Linen Fabrics arc found every day, and whether they he tapestry or mummy cloth, their wonderful preservation testifies to their original toughness. BUT THESE TABLE DAMASKS ATMOREY’S WOULD TURN THE DARK ACES GREEN V/ITH ENVY! THE GREAT PORTION OF HE SHOWING IS UNBLEACHED DAMASK OF WONDERFUL FINE TEXTURE AN D SMOOTH SURFACE—DAM AS WHICH IS IN *O, UR WAY SUITED TO DOWNRIGH HARD WEAR; IN FACI, EVERY YARD IS PRACTICALLY GUARANTEED B\ REASON OF THE VERY NAME OF THE PEOPLE VvHL TURNED IT OUT. ADD TO THIS FACT T HE TRIG SUBDUING INFLUENCE OF MOREY’S INCOMPARABLE VALUES, AND YOU HAVE INDISPUTABLE REASON FOR EARLY PURCHASING. UNBLEACHED DAMASKS Is to 2s 11d ya*o. BLEACHED DAMASKS is 6d to 6s 6d yard. ' SERVIETTES 4d each t 2s 9d each. You’ll find genuine pleasure i viewing this unparalleled display of table linen. Did yon say -on were coming to-day? fhere’s a 5 per cent, discount for “Cash, is in every golden pound. MOREY <& SON. drawees, ftTKAtFBKa m'Ji PiufM»»5CW. ’PHONE m.

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W «?ESS un *®SI DENI'S OF OF TIN AO JSSOAD AND OAMDIFF, n U. BSLOADWAf, BTEATFOBD# jlLrw now running fcUiar carta uefl jlkat rout* to O&rdiM. Maly t*?ia f*Mt Moats SiiftriM ’ ADVERTISED GOODS ARE STANDARD GOODS • The World Over. WHY? BECAUSE there must be, in advertised goods, a uniform high quality, otherwise tho. advertised article no-; being up to tho standard claimed for it wiJ not be purchased again and tho advertising will be unprofitable. 10. r V OHB ’Advertising is insurance, therefore, that tho goods are as represented and good value. The consumer , vho buys advertised goods rarely makes a mistake. “Stratford Evening, Post” readers will profit by a careful perusal of its advertising columns