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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 76, 27 February 1918, Page 2

SMART LADIES' LINES Frprn m G(? t 9 358, are in perfect agreement' with Mr Lloyd George's memorable words WE HAVE TO CO ON OR CO UNDER. HANNAH'S BOOT PEOPLE know it and they go on supplying the host in Boots and Shoes and they are always able to go under when fixing prices. A reasonable supposition when one knows that being able to buy better means being able to sell better ; therefore go Oil for Quality and 30 under for Prices and keep on doing it. MENS' CELEBRATED "C" Makes Of Work BOOTS 16S Gd to '2Bs Sti.

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