GvOSTUMES.— -First shipment ol ; Morey and Son's new Costumes have arrived. Morey's are generally recognised as the Costume House, and this season's range of Costumes will prove to you the reliability of this statement. ™TLK SPORTS COATS.—Every - 1 lady knows ho\v % cool and light is a Silk Sports Coat for summer wear, then buy o ne from Morey am Sons, we have an excellent range from 42s each. DE CHINE BLOUSES.Ha'wcra Races or the Balls that are coming off, see Morey's range of. Crepe d e Chine Blouses, every leading shade and style. The wise shopper buys from Morey's. nXINERY—We could talk Hats - from Monday morning to Satur-. day night and we would be unable to describe to you the range we keep. See us for your Spring. Hat.— Morey and Son. - /' v ■ ✓-^ORSETS7— Every - lady eiijbys the D comfort of a good-fitting Corset. The Canadian D. and A. Corset is all that it is cracked up to be, all sides' and styles at lowest prices.— Morey. and Son. , ' ONGCLOTH and Tarantulle Uu- ' dearwear.—A fine range of these Hand Made goods in Camisole, Knickers, and Night Dresses have 4ust'been landed at Morey and Son's. IMBROIDERIES.— Morey's fine 11;range of : Readings,- Edgings, ■Camisole Embroidery and Flouncings, have' been-admired by many shoppers'. See them yourself-.—Morey and Son. TOSIERYr—-The'- cheapest all-wool - Black Cashmere Hose in town, only 3s 3d pair; also a range of colors' in Lisle,' Sillr Ankled and Cashmere.—Morey and Son. ACES.—The general public's opinion of our Laces is; that there is nothing to beat them. You , will db well to see our range.—-Morey and ->on. ' ■ ' ~ '' .'" ' ■ ANDEERCHIEFS in Mercerised - with fancy at 6d; silk I fancy bordered at 9d, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d; [plain wfiife lawn 3d, 4d; sd; 6d each. j—Morey and Son.. ', i
"OILES, We are showing a fine '" range of plain colored Grafton "Voiles. ■" These 'Voiles are noted for their durability. See Morey and Son. .RINTS.—Navy and light coloured "Prints from Is; also great value in: Blue .Drills and- Nurse Prints, it Morey< and 1 Sons. CASEMENTS. When ; Spring . Cleaning, - think of Morey and ion's for Curtains, Plain Casement in Cream, Ecru, Green, Brown, Saxe, Yieux ' Rose ; also' 'colored bordered Casements, Lace -Curtains / and Madras Curtaining. ."• ' OWELS.—When ' speaking of 'Manchester Goods, remember that Morey and Son can .give you the best value in Towels. Good old English Brown Towel at Is 6d, white at Is- 4d, Bath Mats 2s 6d. SHEETINGS—Our Sheeting valuer [ ' still outclass all others.. Look! ■34-iriclies White Sheeting at Is lid, yard—only at Morey's.CHILDREN'S SOCKS.—W e now hold a range of Children's Sox In Red, Green, Grey, Tan, Black and Cream.—Morey and Son. CUIEPES.-The season has now >' opened-for Crepes-.—Morey and, km are showing these in saxe, pale olue, grey, pink,, vieux- rose,, green. iavy, fawn, apricot, also striped and loral Crepes. PIQUES.— We keep only the bes;\make in these, "Tootalls, rhit.e-.-2s 3d and 2 S Cd; also striped >'t 3s ,6d, all .io-inciios wide.—Morey, ind Son. IERG.ES • "Tip." Don't pas %&'■'■ Morey and Son's if you want '•serges. Navy Serges 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid, Cs lid, 7s fid, 9s 6d, 13s 6d: '9 S 6cl per yard. We can recommend lie value. "OREY AND SON don't charg' I- anything for looking round, nr,ne pressed to buy. Come and have i look at our New Season's Goods. Cleans Greasy p Sinks Quickly * No housewife likes Ihe wo/k of sink | cleaning—and yet it is one of the ensi- : est-and cleaned job* if Moio is iwod, | Sitnply dissolve Moto in hot water and ' wash down—grouse and dirt vanish as j if ,by magic. Splendid for pots, -j pans, gas ratines,paint,enamel, wood- j work, linoleums or greasy, oily hands ' —dissolves grease— baivsiui.s gr(nie— ' leaves -no taint., Hluo label lor nil household ~ purposes -- con.t;i :ns no grit. Green lab:;i—ihe Seoiirer for jlieavv. hard cleansing. IVjr i.in costs bat little-try it-only JDd.- 1
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 46, 19 September 1918, Page 6
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