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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 93, 22 April 1915, Page 6

CARL ILL'S FURNITURE SALE. FURNITURE SALE. FURNITURE SALE. FURNITURE SALE. Everything Below Cost for Two Weeks Only. v j7S if-"* Pi/ >/&•» . i ' «e* . -Vrlsti r» .. m j*f .'V W •’ ■ ;,/ Nl! 1 f -tin A nr. / pB v -L^ if#CARL!LL 5 S BARGAIN SALE FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. P. E. CARLILL THE ART FURNISHER, ’PHONE 1 GO. BROADWAY, BTPATFORD. 70 ACRES FREEHOLD, 2 in ilos railway, adjoining factory and school, all in grass, 8 paddocks, 45 acres stumped and ploughed, carrying 22 cows, 2 horses, 1 hull, 50 sheep, 4 roomed house, trapshed, 6 hail cowshed, concrete floor. Price £24 10s per acre for quick sale. Deposit £l5O. 6-ROOMED HOUSE and 3 acre, 2 frontages, high, level section, 5 minutes P. 0., Deposit £25. Price £4OO. Easy terms up to 5 years if necessary. For immediate sale. J. H. THOMPSON, Land Agent, Stratford.

MSA & ?;'V m'lftil Jii C N 3 •0 * ?% 1 V -4 ts -f. S'sT Ks “SURPRISE” ALARM. WELL EFFECTIVELY AROUSE EVEN THE SOUNDEST SLEEPER. AT THE RIGHT TIME. AT THE RIGHT TIMS. They keep good time, and do their duty. PR JOE —6s 6d. PRICE —6s 6d. Now is Use time to purchase. FRfCE—6s 6d, PR!CE —6s Sd. B. J. PETERS. THE JEWELLER CENTRAL BROADWAY. li M Bfi® ACRES, Wosf S2fea&s L®ssa, with perpetual right 0$ renewal R®?s» is Bd pfir serf. Ail isa grasa, bar 10 acres shelter bush; mostly plouglmblo, t fair pre-portion ok under plough for rape Well fenced and subdivided. B miles from Freezing Works. f>i© wool shed, sheep *.sd oatel© yard fho above 10 an id»al farm for fattening purpose* Splendid tens® SAB b« gives For farther particular apply WEBSTER. DOBSON & C* AOCTiOISESRi f STRATFORO.

TO YOUTHS. POSITION in office open for welleducated youth with fair knowledge of shorthand and typing. Apply by letter in own hand-writing to “Scribe,” care of “Stratford Evening Post,” giving particulars of ago, education, etc., and previous office experience if any. THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORA'ITOX, LIMITED. EUNDS EXCEED C2.100.()U0. & Hi Classes of Insurance risks I taken, including Accident aid Sickness, Workers’ Compensat ion,' Eideiity Guarantees, Eand Agents. Bonds, Motor-car risks, Plate Class and Burglary, Lowest premiums' charged. A LEE ED COLEMAN, District Agent, Tj JULIUS. —Bulbs ordered in Spring ■* have now arrived, and customers are asked to call for Graham. Da v< TO HELP THE MOTHERS AND SAVE THE BABIES. mHE PLUNK KT NURSE may be consulted at the Foresters’ Hall every TUESDAY FREE TO ALL