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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 295, 11 December 1914, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. '•CLOVES AND THE LADY."^^. A Play in One Act." *" ...^^ssil^S Thjs Scene 'is:~A Dicing Room. The Persons:—Madge d her Mother. Time:—CHRISTMAS MORNING. Madge (at window): What a good-looking day Mnmsie—seems as if everything's been polished overnight! Where's father? Her Mother: I think I heard him say he was going to the Dawson's early—oh, here he comes back again with Reggie! Madge (petulantly): If Reg Dawson's coming here I refuse to see him, mother. He always gives me that you" look, and . it's horrid of him. Her Mother: Dearie, you mustn't say that. He sent this little present across yesterday. I'd forgotten it untilMadge: A present for me? How lovely! (opening box) GLOVES! the very thing I wanted." Oh, isn't Reggie a darling! (trips out to greet him). Her Mother (taking up gloves): These were bought- at Morey's, I'll be bound! MOREY'S HAVE LOVELY CLOVES FOR XMAS GIFTS. SHORT WHITE KID GLOVES-2s lid to 4s Gd. LONG WHITE- KID GLOVES-5s lid to 8s lid. LONG COLORED KID GLOVES—7s lid, 9s lid. Long Black Kid Cloves and Tan, and Black Kid (short). THE QUALITY'S SUPERB! THE FIT PERFECT! THE VALUE UNEXAMPLED! Every pair is Imported direct from the leading makers, and is fresh, new, and stylish. CHOOSE GLOVES AS GIFTS TO-DAY, There's a 5 per cent, discount for Cash. MOREY~&~SON. DRAPERS, STRATFORD AtfD NEW PLYMOUTH'PHONE 160.. SUMMER NECESSITATES A BLOOD PURIFIER. TVTOW'S the tiipe when your system 'heeds cleansing of the impurities which winter invariably leaves. h Your blood wants cleansing and renewing—you need a plentiful sup- ■ ply of rich healthy blood to tone up ~ u ' your strength and energy. EDWARDS' EFFERVESCING SULPHUR AND SARSAPARILLA SALTS Will thoroughly cleanse and Invigorate your blood supply. It will stimulate every organ and rouse your energy to top notch. You'll enjoy the summer to the utmost, and feel a new person by takine a bottle of this old-fashioned remedy now. Get one to-day* from R EDWARDS. CHEMIST, STRATFORD.

4TRATFORD ACCLIMATISATION TJ3HING SEASON, OCTOBER 1, 1914 TO APRIL 80, 1916 1 whole season, available oyer all Dominion 20s; troniPD and boys (under 16 years of Stratford, District only), 2s 6d; halfee» son licenses from December 20, IRI4 (available for Stratford District only), 12b 6d. Licenses, may be ob- ■ tained from the secretary. LIST OF LICENSE HOLDERS, C Kawoleski, A. Cameron, J. W. B. Jones, C. B. Gollop, E. Judd (boy), . Fred Collins, W. Lovett, L. Riera, S. Bernard, P. Wright, A. J. Walters, B. Healy (boy), Frank Collins, J. Mulvey, P: Hunter, B. F. Harkaessy C. Lawrence, M. Bowler, S. Campbell, J. Fitzgerald, J. Fitzgerald (boy), F. Whittle, A. D. Hunter (boy), B. F. gunter fboy), H. Campbell, E. Mason, , McDonnell, J. Wing Kee, H. Kennedy, W. A. Dingle, R. Crossan (boy), B. Smith (boy), Hi Brooking (boy), J. Jans (boy), H. N. Liardot, Wellington, J. Dodd, (boy), E, A. Meredith, J. Dodd, J. Terry (boy), W. Bredow, C. Henry (boy), G. Trice, M'. Rogers (boy), J. Fredric, R. Cnrd (boy), John Smart (Eltham), Roy Curtis (boy), G. Bayly (boy), F. Crossley (boy), C. Cuipitt (Midhirst, boy), J. G. Han•.*ah, J. A. Nolan (boy). I R. F. HABKNESS A* Secretary. MUDFORD and BOH FOR—GOOD CARS, CARMUL DRIVING, ROOMY GARAGE. 'Phones No. 115 (day) 141 (night). Broadway Stratford.