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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 64, 25 October 1928, Page 6

Removal Sale LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S MILLINERY from 1/11. Ladies’ Crepe NIGHTDRESSES 4/11 Ladies’ UNDERSKIRTS 4/6. Crepe DRESSING GOWNS 8/11. Ladies TWEED COSTUMES 19/6. Ladies’ VELOUR COATS 10/6 Ladies’ FROCKS from 10/6. Imitation Suede GLOVES 1/H, 2/H. Long LISLE GLOVES, all shades 1/11 Cashmere HOSE, asst’d shades 2/11. Art Silk HOSE 2/11, 3/6 up. 36-in. Radium Lace Skirt Flouncing 2/11 yard. „ 54-in. Wool Gaberdines 5/11. 22-in Velveteen, Brown and Nav y 1/-40-iu. Navy Serge 2/11. 40-in Artificial Silks 2/11. 40-in Check Dress Tweeds 1/11. Brown Roller Towelling 101 d. 36-in Striped Flannelette 1/-. 30-in Striped Nurse Cloth 1/-. Large White Towels 2/9 pair. Boys’ Sport Suit's, all \»V>ol, 1 9 / 6 Boys’ Rubber Coats 10/6. Men’s White Matt. Shirts 5/6. Men’s Striped Pyjamas 6/11. Ready-to-wear Suits 69/6 to 105/-. Special Sale Prices 39/6 to 59/6. HAEROPS LTD; - DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS. BROADWAY. STRATFORD. Phone 406. P.O. Bos 30.

SCARLET FEYER—CHICKEN POX. A prominent member of the Red Cross Society found Q-tol most effective in reducing the Jash on his children, who were suffering from chicken pox. The penetrative and antiseptic properties of Q-tol are also equally successful in cases of ■arlet fever. The circulation of the Stratford Evening Post is increasing every day. '’’here’s a reason. jj'UJIBTTBS, 32-inch, 20 different wanted shades, Mercerised finish 1/6 yard; New Check Ginghams, 40-iuch 1/- yard. Amesbury’s, Ltd., Cash Drapers, Stratford. 5/II PAIR > Poiut Heel silk Hosiery, in the very newest shades, fully fashioned; other numbers 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, Amesbury’s,l Ltd., Stratford. j Curtainings, Plain, Cream| Nets, 1/6, 1/11 and 2/6; Creanij Nets with fast dye borders or stripes 1/9, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11 and 3/11. Immense selection at Amesbury’s, Ltd., the Cash Drapers, Stratford, r jpHE Latest in Smart Ray de Chin c Frocks. A most extensive range just to hand 22/6, 25/-, 29/6 to 55/-. Inspection invited. Amesbury’s, Ltd. FLUENZOL AND DIPHTHERIA. When in New Zealand a medical man now practising as a specialist in Harley Street, London, used to re- i commend Fluenzol for diphtheria. Ponding the arrival of a doctor it is wise always to check feverishness or throat inflammation with Fluenzol i A powerful bactericidal, harmless to | children, 5