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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 69, 16 September 1924, Page 6

'• Y/armer sunshine, thoughts of pleasant days to come, and—how about your clothes? They're important. Are you prepared for the Halcyon days of Spring? NEW STYLES ARE READY FOR YOUR APPROVAL—MAKE A VISIT OF INSPECTION EARLY AND BE SURE OF COMPLETE SATISFACTION. THE QUALITY IS BETTER THAN EVERCERTAIN* TO GAIN YOUR ' ENTHUSIASM. AN EXAMINATION OF M OUR STOCKS WILL BE AN $ EDUCATION, AND YOU 1 WILL SEE FOR VTOURSELF |1 HOW TRUE OUR CLAIMS *fl ARE. 4 A MAN'S SPUING NEEDS I ARE ADEQUATELY MET I AT HILLOCK'S. > A FEW RANDOM EXAMPLES WILL SHOW WHY OUR VALUES ARE SO GOOD. LATEST DESIGNS IN SHIRTS with collars to match, ' ' . >';'. ' • 8/6 to 12/6 NEW STOCKS OF BORSALINO HATS, smart shapes. • ENGLISH WORSTED SUITS Smart designs 105/RAINCOATS .. v .. *s. v • 25/- to £6/6/-..., A. H. HILLOCK 'Phone 50 WHERE-THE GO OD HATS ARE. "THE KASH?' STRATFORD. BRING YOUR OWN DESIGN AND LET-US MAKE THE FURNITURE YOU WANT TO YOUR ORDER. < THE PUBLIC OF STRATFORD AND DISTRICT CAN DEPEND UPON GUTTING THE BEST SERVICE FROM US, FOR ALL OUR WORK IS TURNED "OUT •'BY CRAFTSMEN OF EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE. IN THE MANUFACTURE OF FURNITURE YOU WILL GET THE GREATEST SATISFACTION BY PLACING YOUR ORDER (HERE. WE CtJT OUT THE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT, AND THUS SAVE YOU MONEY ON 'EVE RY PURCHASE. INSPECT OURii SHOWROOM. WESTON BROS. llPHOurriinEKt akd undertakers. ' tb BROADWAY r? . nv ..,"' .■■■' JSSeSeI-Bi*.' .1-.. '•:'. m T;' T '*'' i ' : "**i'"-.''* /_ ?PHONB X 3. JUST OPENED UP HURGFYIrIETY OF FIRST-CLASS ' > JHN&IMCOJJETS • - . including— * AYERS "SLOTTED THROAT" 85s. '". AYERS "TOURNAMENT" 60s. 1 U AYERS "MATADOR" 4-ss. - -BUSSEY'S "ALERT" 255. •• -BUSSEY'S "RIVAL" 255. . "DEYTON- STEEL 70s. ALSO THE LATEST "AYERS"' DENNIS BALL, viz. 4-PIECE AT $ -v. } - pair. CALL AND INSP ECT THESE GOODS. Grubb's THE SHOP FOR IN SPORTING REQUISITES. BROADWAY. STRATFORD. ■M POETICAL POPS NO. 4 ANCIENT AJSD MODERN. ' When Adam dug his garden up The work was hard and sir .. If he'd have seen our garden tools He'd bought a rake and hoe. i Poor Moses in the wilderness It must have . been a snorter If he had bought our garden hosi, He'd ne'er been short of wate*, •4 ' When Jonah by ]the whale was gulped He'd been outfall the faster If he'd dug his way out of the whale, With a shovel, bought from Masters # mmm >' i When Capt. Cook discovered us, -He clapped his "hands with glee He saw our Modern Hardware Storft, "Tis good enough," said he. \ They dug old Tutankhamen up, They toiler with spade and pick. But with our garden tools—you dig Your "spuds" up twice as quick. 1 The All Blacks are in England, Great'football they will play, But "Masters' 1 ; show of garden Tool-) Is the greatest.of our day. Masters Limited THE LEADING HARDWARE * SPECIALISTS. . , STRATFORD. A.UMTS FOR YATES RELIABLE SEEOS.