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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 57, 14 March 1929, Page 7

Q IB! 0 m iiOiOiIBiHREISIRIIII j SPECIAL LINE ;At WHITE’S For this Week. JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS — A Choicp Assortment of Scotch Linens In hlgh-clas* Runner* and Supper Cloths. These are of natural colour linen, fine, and smooth, embroidered In ‘‘Be cedi* shades and doubße herastltcheo. RUNNERSs SUPPER CLOTHS: 12 x 45—5/11 14 x 54—6/11 36 x 36—8/11 Easy to Find - Hard to Beat BiBBE9!ll!IBiBBinilillBnHB ■ IJ

XT O" STATIC! I sell cheap clothing. My cheap clothing is just as good and cheap as anyone elses. I also sell good quality clothing that has no rivals in quality or in price. I prefer to sell the good clothing. It keeps the static out of business and brings in people who like good clothes. These are crystal clear facts and no distortion. Try Winter Underwear, for instance, and check up how long it lasts. Some people will fall for ft low.' price, and low price mostly buys disappointment. V. No one denies that a poor man ends up the financial yeai; better if he springs a few extra pence on good stuff that lasts twice as long. JIM HAMPSON CLOTHIER AND MERCER. BROADWAY STRATBORD,

Making a Fortune is no easy piatter at best; and it takes many years of good satisfactory service to convince even a small percentage of Motorists that you’re at least sincere in business. We have to maintain, on i your job, the reputation that we have built on thousands of othons. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. MOTOR ENGINEERS,

BROWN AMD WHITE BREAD AND BERMALIHE BREAD OF DELICIOUS FLAVOUR. THE SCOTCH BAKERY PROPRIETOR TOM SMITH. RICH OAKES AMD PLAIN CAKES, PASTRIES, SCONES AND BUNS ALWAYS FRESH, WEDDING CAKES TO ORDER. MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS.