AMUSEMENTS. J'CQ N I C H T L Y. We are still hitting the high sports, in Feature-plays. GRIP TIME BY THE FORELOCK! Don’t wait nut it* you grow old, but amuse yourself now while you are healthy and young. TO-NIGHT’S PROGRAMME: A Vision Play of Striking Power by Flying A Company, WHERE THE ROAD FORKS. (In 3 parts.) THE ITALIAN NAVY OF THE DAY. OTHER DIG FILMS. Powers of The Air Drama Caumoul Graphic Topical The Reward Drama Tlfft Life-savers Comedy, , And what a Feast—a Keystone, BETWEEN THE SHOWERS. The Orchestral Music includes Marita lift (selections), and everything of note. FRIDAY NIGHT; Alexander Dumas’ Illustrious Masterpiece—the supreme picture of the hour the THREE MUSKETEERS. 10,000 feet in 6 ads—a complete entertainment —acted by the largest anct strongest cast ever got together. The delightful Old World atmosphere startlingly reproduced. Magnificent, rich, rare and costly costumes of the Period. Special Music Embellishment.
TRATFORI) HORTI CULTURAL 1 SOCIETY. TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th. SPRING SHOW Of DAFFODILS And DAFFODILS Seasonable DAFFODILS Flowers. OPEN AFTERNOON AND EVENING Proceeds in Aid of Patriotic Fund. MUSICAL PROGRAMME. Admission Is to all. Schedules from W. S CATO, Secretary. j. h. fobdT BOOTMAKER AND REPAIRER? I~|~AVTNG taken Sparwath’s old Shop, over the Bridge, has started his'Boot Repair Factory, on which lines he specialises. “DONE WHILE YOU WAIT.” Try his Waterproofing for handgown repairs and noiseless Rubber Heels, J. H. FORD, Sparwath's Late Shop, BROADWAY SOUTH. g. slightT WOOD & COAL MERCHANT, . ( MIRANDA STREET. COAL and Firewood always on hand. Wood cut to any length. Accommodation for storing goods. Orders can be left at Alf. Moon’s, Broadway. r GIGANTIC BARGAINS In LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S OUTFITTING. /CLEARING SALE of Trimmed Millinery. Must be sold TOADIES’ COATS—To go «t cost price. NAVY SERGE COSTUMES—UsuaI price 70s, Sale Price 455.
CHILDREN’S WOOL COATS—At q&st price. Extraordinary Bargains in all Departments of Ladies’ Wear, pall and see everything for Yoursalf. SATISFACTION ASSURED. MISS McMENAf/iJN, Ladles’ and Children's Outfitter, (Opposite Post Office) ELTHAM. g,@k ee n 01 r eeirea y. (Published Annually). Suable* traders throughout ©a World to communicate direct v/itn English and OsaSara ia ®&ch class of goods. Resicea bc-r a oomplet® com moreial guide to *•*»’ don ite suburbs, tho' dawKStc-rr 1 contains, fists of Expstl Worahants wit 3& tie Goods tt»y ship, *»d Colonial wad For«ug» Markets Him ■oppijU ■ SlMmstil? ilvm arranged under tla Ports to wMcj thfij tail, and indicating th® appro* t mat® Sailings: Prsvinstai Trad* MbH«m of loading Manufacturer?, ?I«roaa»4«, 4 to. ia tise principal provincial »»“' and' industrial contras of to» Uaiv/r Kingdom, A copy of th® carroni oilitioa w:‘, be forwarded, freight paid, of Postal Order for 2BM. Dealers seeking AgeaoSw cw «•*«•»«r tit® their trade cards for &%, or ltrs«v advertisements from S 3. TMKI.OM.BOW 01RECTSSV S»M“ PAftV. i.Vc3. s • n t «■*■** : *.sa««H C»B f
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 26, 17 September 1914, Page 1
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