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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 55, 11 October 1928, Page 1

Business Wanteas, jpYJAMAS in the latest guaranteed fast colours. The best make (Apex). Usual price 12/6, Sale price 8/3 at Noble’s, where the best prices are. RUBLE’S will save you £1 to tf on your Suit during the opening day. Noble’s for low prices actways, RUBLE’S opening Sale commences on Saturday with Brand New and Up-to-date Stocks for Men. Noble's for low prices always. jfyjEN’S Fancy Socks, all wool, and silk and wool, pure Silk, usual price 4/6, 5/6, 6/6, Sale price 2/11, 3/11, 4/6. Noble’s opening sale on Saturday. STOCKTAKING Bargains: Men’s all wool Pullovers, in plain colours, Grey and Browns 4/11 at Hillocks, The Kash. STOCKTAKING Bargains.—Men's Tweed Trousers, all odd lots, greatly reduced to clear. See these at Hillocks, The Kash. gTOCKTAKING Bargains: Men’s Tweed Overcoats from 35/-. AH Overcoats reduced in price for complete clearance. A. H. Hillock, The Kash. STOCKTAKING BARGAINS: Boys’ Navy Serge Shorts, Pox’s serge 3/11 to 6/11. Also Havy Saddle Tweed at reduced prices, A. H. Hillock, The Kash. UKTAKING Bargains; Men’s Neg. Shirts, oddments and -soiled Shirts. We have put out a lot to clear at 3/11, 3 for 11/3. A H. Hillock, The Kash. 10CKTAKING Bargains: Men’s Suits from 49/6 to £7 ss. All reduced in price to clear. See our selection and prices, A. H. Hillock, The Kash. QOLD Nights- We have just landed a shipment of beautiful genuine Eiderdown Quilts (note, no kapoe In these). Prices average about ?§/-. These are real bargains. E. D. Evans, Furnisher and Undertaker, Regan Street. v jQOIR Matting from 2/6 yard, various widths, and new designsWe stock only first quality and the price is no more than you pay elsewhere for second grade. B. D. Evans, Furnisher and Undertaker, Regan Street r iNOLEUMS, New Prices, new D»* signs: We have just landed a large shipment direct from also Linoleum and Pulolum squares E. D. Evans, the leading furnisher, Regan Street

WE US! NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING! BECAUSE— William S, Paley, vice-president of the Congress Cigar Company, finds newspapers extremely vain able in sales and gives these rea sons for the superiority of the medium: “(11 Becausw we can expand our contract and efforts at will and and on short notice. a» conditions may dictate, “(2) Because of the advantages of perfect position. We can place our ads in that part of the paper which the bigger majority of our buyers turn to. (, (3) Because of the urge of its advertising the results that immediately follow- The reader presumes he has only to step around the corner to gratify the desire that hag been created, and he acts, “(4) Because dealers absorb 8 goodly sha’-e of the above feeling and, in addition, they look upon thi s advertising a,» local and w real co-operatiw ' Public service is the aim of the Stratford Evening Post,