.ITS FURNITURE SALE. FURNITURE SALE. FURNITURE SALE. FURNITURE SALE Everything Below Cost for Two Weeks" Only. \fP'''.-?/;,■■:,' : :■' ,-■}■} mjMSSSM, j/ACAR.LILL'S BARGAIN SALE FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. A • JLJ THE EGMONT ART FURNISHER, 'PHONE 109. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. 100 ACRES (loan level land, in a splendid dairying district, adjoining dairy factory and school, and close to railway station; carrying capacity 35 cows an<J young stock, comfortable house and cowshed; permanent streams through the property; land adjoining is quoted on the market at £-10 per acre. The first genuine buyer to inspect will be more than satisfied. Price £3O per acre. Deposit £lO3. Balance years o per cent., reducible during the term. J. H. THOMPSON, Land Agent, Stratford. Mil oMa rings, brooches, 'mm/1 PENDANTS, NECKLETS. «\-\ Coed Quaslty and Artistic Style. DO NOT MEAN HIGH PRICES HERE. rXjCiJtvkJf THE JEWELLER CENTRAL BROADWAY. Sole Agent for the British marie Silver and Piute Cleaner TRY IT. PRICE 2s. A SNIP FOR £3OO. 181 ACRE DAIRY FARM, freehold, rolling country, mostly plougliable and a fair proportion under plough; good rich soil, splendid grass country, nice warm climate; a very attractive locality; brand new house, cowshed, sheep yards, etc; good totara fencing, well subdivided; no weeds. At present milking 32 cows, besides running sheep and young cattle. At £ls 10s per acre we consider there is, £IOOO in this property in twelve months. We very strongly recommend an inspection. WEBSTER, DOBSON & CO AUCTIONEERS, STRATFORI TO INTENDING SELLERS Take the first opportunity of calling and plac ing your property in our hands. TO BUYERS.— CaII and ask us for a quote before buying elsewhere.
DO NOT THROW YOUf OLD BOOTS AND SHOES AWAY. J. H.FOKD. BOOTMAKER AND REPAIRER, BROADWAY SOUTH, (Over the Bridge),* IS a purchaser of Ladies' and Gents 1 (eft off Boots and Shoes. Now is the ime to economise. Boots are higli. U> H ice. Hence the economy of getting your Repairs done by him, who nas won the title of "First-oiass Boot Ropairer. M HAND SEWN OR RIVETTED. iOY WANTED. > Jill, Egniont A \ E. CarmOMATOES, Pears, Quinces, Ap- -*- pies, in any quantity and cheap. - Dave Graham. ' ■ I TANTED KNOWN that 'l'. Lamat ▼ son has just landed a quantity nf .Wlson fruit, comprising Golden Russett Apples, Pears, etc. s«le of furniture on account of Mi P Carlill. Watch for the advertise TANTED hy married couph furnished rooms. Apply by let'Rooms," care of this office. [TANTED to Exchange about Vf £200(1 worth of good rent producing !l;i\v."ra property, equity about £1 100 for Stratford property, Broadway preferred. Send particulars to "F.Yfluinirn." rare of "Evening Potit."
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 13, 15 May 1915, Page 6
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