t^sshs FROM MASTERS LTD. OUR STOCKTAKING SALE ~ . i %, IS THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. . f _, See our Windows for Tempting Ofers. You won't know what they are, nor how' good they are. unless you come and see. We promise you you'll not be disappointed when you do ccme. . £. .-■ PRSGES CUT TO THE BONE. ALL OUR SURPLUS STOCKS OF HARDWARE TO BE SHOVELLED OUT AT SWEEPING REDUCTIONS. Aluminium Trypans and Kettles at Half Price. 15 per edit, off all Doulton WaarftOther lines at Unbelieveable Prices. WE are hammering at prices, constantly endeavouring to giro the most of the best, for the Hast money. *DOFT FORGET IT, OR YOU'LL REGRET IT." BWr«JWAY •PHONES 298 & 52 STRAI-Fnim. P.O. BOX 17STRATF£RD'S NIPPY WINDS 00 BLOW. Just a foretaste of the more bitter days that arc to come. . You need a coat—one of these uV Viffhtful, snug, warm, comfy. FUR AND VELQUR COAT Plain Vclour with fancy stitching in contrasting colour—Velour with fur trimmed cuffs and edge—others with big warm fur collars that you will love to snuggle your face into. PRICES ARE AS KEEN AS THE WIND. PLEASE FEEL INVITED TO INSPE CT. DRAPERS AND MILLINERS. MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS, BROADW AY. GOOD BOOK A COSY FIRE AND THE PROBLEM OF SP ENDING WINTER EVENINGS PLEASANTLY IS SOLVED." WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR NEEDS FROM OUR FINE RANGE OF THE LATEST FICTION. READ THESE:— "Helen of the Old House" (Harold "The Land of Beuldh" (David Lyall). Bell Wright). "The Talkeries" (Robert W. Chainb"That Printer of Mitcells" (Harold ers). Bell Wright). . •' "The Heart pf the Range" (William "The Last of the Chiefs" (Joseph A. Patterson White). Altsheter) "The Lady in Lodgins" (Ruby to* "The Valley of Ghosts" (Edgar Wal- Ayers"). lace) t "Sundown Slim" (H. H. Knibbs). "The Green Archer" (Edgar Wallace) "Winner Take All" (Larry Evans). 1 '"Humorous Treasure" (Robert" The Bar 20 Three" (Clarence C Keable) Mulford): "Alias, The Lone Wolf" (Louis Joseph" Swift Lightning" (James Oliver Vance). Curwood). "The Plunderer" (Henry Oyen).. CALL NOW AND SELECT THE BOOTT OF YOUR CHOICE. \ (~7> JC-7/~~ I For Stationery and Fancy Goods. f STRATFORD . •iiiir.MasKy.Maura // ie best value mfinUmledsnA |F you seek cars comparable with the HUDSON, youf choice will inevitably lead you to a much high-priced class. In its own price range the HUDSON stands supreme—a product far above and beyond the general run. One short ride in a HUDSON will reveal how much more it is, and how much more it gives than is usually expcclcd at its price «-saasHE&22S^^ EEGAN ST. STRATEGE© 'PHONE 249
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume LV, Issue 91, 16 June 1925, Page 2
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