BUSINESS NOTICES. IF ITS ITS GOOD MAIL ORDERS pRPMjy ATT£^ iO J* IF YOU LIVE OUT OF TOWN A NOTE THROUGH* THE POST WILL SUFFICE A SHORT PRICE LIST. Men’s Tweed Sac Suits 39s 6d Men’s Tweed Trousers 12s 6d Men’s Tailor-Cut Suits 49s 6d Men’s Saddle Tweed Trousers 16s 6d Men’s Natural Plants and Vests . 2s lid Men’s All Wool Sex Men’s Cashmere Sox, 3 pairs for Linen Handkerchiefs, per doz Lounge Shirts Lounge Hats 1s 4d 2S 6d 3S 6d 3s ild 3s lid WE PAY CARRIAGE. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY ■LA : rr it* } APPROACHING THE GATEWAY TO SPRING. The New Stylo Notes are now Sounded,at “LEAVERS” where a preliminary gathering of SPRINGTIME MILLINERY is paraded for exhibition and purchase. THE QUAINTEST DAINTIEST MODELS THE SMARTEST MOST PRACTICAL READY-TO-AVEARS. THE NEWEST FLOAA r ERS AND FEATHERS ' In an extensive variety of Spring Colourings and designs. 1 1 AVe invite the Rallies of Stratford to see our New Season’s Millinery ! . M/i »j<i.;roV-10-efoi!• u i: <.\ \ TO- DA Y AND DAILY ! : u ■; R. D. LEWERS draper and clothier, STRATFORD.
Just Where an “Egmont Clothing*’ Chart Suit Scores. First it has the assurance of finest fabrics, selected with knowledge, and care, 'chen follows that excellent tailoring and perfect workmanship in parts unseen, and seeli, while the clever designing expresses character and individuality. CHART SUIT” BOUGHT AT THE EGMONT CLOTHING CO.” J L J 2 /{H OLEARY. /WAA^tm PQRD A makes a man feel proud of tho garment he wears, he feels well dressed, because he knows tha’c these CHART SUITS have all the grace and style he is looking for. Come in to-day and be measured for one of these ... : VU* , ESPECIALLY SMART SUITfel GREAT PROBLEM SOLVED IN CUTLERY. iA-. ITS ADVANTAGE - To be aide to use ordinary knives, and by singly washing them, even without drying them, to have them maintain their original brightness, is a much desired achievement, and one welcomed by the diligent and particular housewife. NO POLISHING NO CORRODING. ECONOMICAL, BECAUSE EVERLASTING; WITH THE SPECIAL 1 , HOLDFAST HANDLE. JOHN PETRIE JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN. BROADWAY. STRATFORD.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 20, 17 August 1917, Page 4
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