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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 303, 21 December 1914, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. "YES, I KNOW MALTA VERY* WELL,” SAID FATHER CHRISTMAS Always on my way out I Stay H a while at, the pleasant little island In the Mediterranean— got i lot of friends there amongst the !ace-makQrs, said the dear old nan, stroking his white whiskers neditatively. “Never saw such lovely lace in my life, he cohtinu»d; brought some with me this trip, and so IK t/T, X m m m me .■■pirranw BffU. AR| MALTESE SCARVES WH.CH ARE ; ' • , 11l BEAUTIFUL SCARVES THESE, WHICH LOOK AS THOUGH A PUFF OF WIN!) WOULD BLOW THEM AWAY. ANY LADY WOULD JUST DOTE ON ONE AS A XMAS GIFT, AND ANY GIFT- GIVER WILL FIND THE PRICE ALMOST AS LIGHT AS THE LACE. COMES IF IT’S ONLY TO HAVE A LOOK AT THEM. YES*; AND THERE’S NECKWEAR. DON’T FORGET. NECKWEAR IS ALWAYS/ACCEPTABLE. NECK handkerchiefs; peter pan collars, LACE, MUSLIN AND GUIPURE NECKWEAR. These are all new, all fresh, all expressive of the brightness .’m 3 and happiness of r Yuietide. • v ■ ' ■■- ■ ‘. i -"i, .. . i ■• ■■ •' ' t * '' ’ Why think of to-morrow while there’s a to-day? Every Cash buyer seoures our 5 per cent, discount, is in the £. DRAWERS, STRATFORD AND NEW PLYMOUTH--1 ’PHONE I6A.

(.S.-ssi» T 'jV"# '4(fe? “ 45 ■. SEi*' “■t:' "" ,,; r _ “GIFTS!” ' THAT’S THE POPULAR WORD THBS XMASTIDE! I What to give Mother or Sister Brother—how much to spend and ;4|; ■■ '-k-f.'* ■ I where ’to sh’end it—perplexing Xmas questions, Aren’t they r HERE’S THE ANSWER TO EVERY GIFT m m / EDWARDS’ Fort at Edwards’ is gathered the very finest aggregation of gift goods in Stratford—really tip-top presents whose beauty and utility will please the recipient and whose economy will gladden the thrifty. Perfume Bottles TblleY Potfder Powder Boxes TOIIet Soips Perfume Caskets Smelling Salts Bottles Toilet Waters Bathing Caps Ha|r Brushes Shaving Soaps And Lots of other Suggestions. - r WE HAVE, NOT INCREASED OUR PRICES. All stocks were to hand Or afloat prior to the war, so original v sterling values obtain. SETWISE AND SELECT EARLY BEFORE THE RUSH. ‘ F. EDWARDS. CHEMIST, STRATFORD.

fcTBATFORD ACGLIMATIiATION SOCIETY. ftPHING SEASON, OCTOBER 1,1814 TO 'APRIL 80. 191#T ICENSEB.—-Men,. whole season, available over all Dominion 20s; Borneo and boys, (under 16 years of •fee), ss. Day licenses (available for Stratford District only). 2s 6d; halfKtfon licenses from December 20, 1814 (available for Stfafford District only), 12s 6d. Licenses may be obtain erf from the secretary. LIST QF. LICENSE HOLDERS. 0. KawolOski, 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, R. Healy (boy), Frank Collins, J. Mulvey, P. Hunter, R. F. JHarkooss, O. Lawrence, M. Bowler, 8. Campbell, J. Fitzgerald, J, Fitzgerald (boy), F. Whittle, A, D. Hunger (boy), B. F. Hunter (boy), H. Campbell, E. Mason, , C. McDonnell, J. Wing Kee, H. Kennedy, W. A. Dingle, R. Crossan (boy), B, Smith ;(boy), H. Brbokipg (boy), J. Jans (boy), H. N. Liardet, Wellington, J. Dodd ,(boy), ,’E. A. Meredith, J. Dodd, J. Terry (boy), W. Bredow, 0. Henry (oby)/"G. sTnce, M. Rogers l (boy),*|J.'Ffedfic, R. Curd (boy), John Smart CSltham), Roy Curtis (boy), G. Bavlv (boy), F. Crossley (boy), C. Culpitt (Midhirst, boy), J. G. Hannah, J. A. Nolan (boy). B F. BARENESS ’ ; Secretary. * tt-t ——“ JiIUDFOBD m SON FORGOOD CARS,., CAREFUL DRIVING, , ROOMY GARAGE. "Phones No. 115 (day) 141 (night). 4%.-' rsfl j Stratford.