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Stratford Evening Post, Volume IV, Issue 107, 16 April 1936, Page 7

STYLE AND ECONOMY GO HAND IN HAND WHEN YOU MAKE UP FROM THESE AMAZING FABRICS. A Full Range of CUTTERS' PATTERNS help the HOME DRESSr MAKER. We have over 2500 Patterns always In stock—all the newest 1936 Styles. 54-in. ALL-WOOL TWEED, Fancy Mixture, in Fawn, Brown, Alaska Blue," both in Checks and Plains. Only 6/11 Yard. Slightly heavier quality at 7/11. Brown and Fawn Mixtures, gers, etc. Full 54in., in Check and Plain Makes up into delightful SwagLovely Long-wearing MOREDALE TWEED, Woollen, and full 54 inches wide: shades of Fawn, Brown and Greyish Mixtures, and in Willow-green Mixture. Smart and cosy. Only 6/11 Yard. Brown and Fawn Mixtures are the shades featured in the NEW SAXONY TWEED. Full 54 inches in width, for economical making. 7/11 Yard.

rices, HERE ARE A FEW: FRUITS. BEST BANANAS 3lbs. and 4lbs. for 1/JAMAICA ORANGES 5, 6 and 8 for 1/"COX'S ORANGE" APPLES .. .. 3lbs. for 1/EATING PEARS 4lbs. and 3lbs. for 1/COOKING PEARS 6lbs. for 1/TOMATOES 3lbs. and 4lbs. for 1/QUINCES 4lbs. for 1/CUCUMBERS 2d. and 3d. each. GRAPE-FRUIT (Large) .. ... sd. each. PASSION FRUIT AND PINEAPPLES. RHUBARB. HOTHOUSE GRAPES 1/4, and OUTDOOR GRAPES 10d. lb. VEGETABLES. ONIONS, 10lbs. for 1/-. KUMARAS, slbs. for 1/-. POTATOES, 10lbs. for 1/-. LETTUCE 2d. each. CARROTS, PARSNIPS, BEET AND LEEKS, all 2d per bundle CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWER, PUMPKIN AND MARROW, CELERY, GREEN PEAS. RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. CASH BUYER OF FUNGUS, 4d to 6d. 'Phone 642. BROADWAY NEXT CLUB HOTEL. oc=>oJ

THE FIRST FINE QUAUTy LIGHTWEIGHT '®3s£L IKE FAMOUS MOTOR-CYCLE has all the Modern Improvements jl which go to make it a really First-class Light-weight with « a Heavy-weight Performance. |j THINK OF IT!—150 Miles to a Gallon of Petrol; \ 2000 Miles to a Gallon of Oil. S EASY TO BUY—EASY TO RIDE—EASY TO UPKEEP. \ SEND FOR CATALOGUE. \ PRICES: FROM £46. \m i* m I, LTD.