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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4, 31 July 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENT. 4nC'S mHEATRE g.NC-8 Q i TO-NICHT ONLY. THE GLORY OF A NATION. T*H E GLORY OF A NATS ON. I THE GLORY OF A NATION. THE GLORY OF A NATION. THE GLORY OF A NATION. t)ne of the most remarkable achievements of the screen is' to show an ocean on fire and ships steaming through the sea of flames. PRICES as usual. ’Phone Marble Bar for Reserved Seats. SPECIAL MATINEE. THURSDAY, commencing 2.40 p.m. J A special matinee hag been arranged so that School Children may havo a chance of seeing the great war film: THE BATTLE OF ARRAS r-THE BATTLE OF ARRAS THE BATTLE OF ARRAS ( Admission : School t Children 3d : i Adults usual price. (One-third of j' proceeds to Wounded Soldiers’ Fund)

THANKS. I MOUNTFORD, the Midkirst • *. • Butcher, wishes to thank his many customers for their patronage in the past, and trust to merit then continued support in the future. Owing to -th©- high price of stock, I have decided that the only way,to keep the price of meat' down to it's present level, is to trade entirely FOR CASH. NOTICE. .My .Terms are CASH ONLY. My customers wha have always met their obligations to me will recognise this as a genuine effort to keep down the price of meat. All accounts overdue must he paid or'arranged immediately. W. MOUNTFORD. THE BEATRICE CREAM SEPARATOR. Unequalled for Simplicity, Efficiency, Durability. fhe BEATRICE is tho best example of a Cream Separator built and sold to give' satisfaction to tne Seller and Set trice' to the User. Without an Mjual'for Clean Skimming, easy Cleaning, Light 'Running, and Long Life. ' particularg from B. HARNESS, Juliet Street, Stratford ADVERTISED GOODS ARE , STANDARD GOODS. The World Over. WHY? TDECAUSE there must be in XJ advertised goods, a uniform high quality, otherwise tho ad-, vertised article not being up to me standard claimed for it, will not be purchased again, and the advertising will be unprofitable. Advertising is Insurance, therefore, that tho goodd are as represented and good value. The consumer who buys advertised goods rarely make a mistake. Evening Post" readers will profit by a carrful perusal of the advertising coltimxitt. jrTTBIWVRAPPERS.—To Dairy ' farmers'" who make their out: butter:; Obtain your butter-wrappers at the "Stratford Post" Job Printin Ofiice. TTp-to-dat** Job Printing, c«i« - . -m, t fch» "Stratford Evening PO*f " '"' ':'i