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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 16, 20 January 1915, Page 8

THURSDAY, JANUARY 21st. npi LAMASON has been favored -*- • with instructions from MR C. GOLLOP, to sell at his residence Cloton Road (next to Butter Factory), Without Reserve, the whole of his Household Goods and Furniture, comprising— ( Duchess pair, marble-top washstand. 2 epergnes, chest drawers, washstands, looking glass, wire mattress and stretcher, kapoc bedding, bedroom couch, bookshelves, curtain poles and brass rods, curtains, pictures, frames, linoleums, mats, door slips, hallstands, Japanese tables, 1 d.b.r bedstead, tester (real good) mattress, cane chair, 2 green * plush wicker chairs, six Austrian chairs, 1 saddle bag couch, overmantel, coalscuttle, diningroom table and cloth, biscuit barrels. 2 fern stands, cot, iron bedstead, kitchen table, kitchen utensils (almost new) quantity home-made jam, one very nice lire screen, sewing machine, ladies' bicycle, perambulator, lawn mower, fender, preserving pan, jam jars, tools, grinding stone, wringer, ball lamp, and sundries.

Sale at 1.30 o'clock. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—We liave personally inspected the above goods, and we'can recommend everything as tlie best, most of the goods are almost new. iT. MARY'S SCHOOL FOR CIRLS, STRATFORD. Boarding School for Girls and Day School for Girls and junior Boys. Head Mistress: Miss M. E. Allman Marchant, M.A. The school term begins on the second Wenesday in February. Prospectus on application to the secretary, Mr A. D. Stanley, Box 93, Stratford. W. SMITH, COAL MERCHANT, Portia Street. Good supply of coal on hand. Orders promptly attended to. Phone 142. "DOMINION BTABLES." REGAN STREET, Stratford. Opposite W. M. Bayly and Co.'i. PLENTY of Accommodation. All Stands 6d. Shoeing done an the premises. H. WORTHINGTON and Po.