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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 36, 4 June 1914, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES, STEPPING INTO AN ECMONT SUIT MEANS STEPPING CUT OF MISFIT RUT. Misfit rut is long and deep. scores of MEN ARE TRAVELLING IT. SOME OF THEM ARE BLIND TO THE FACT THAT MISFIT RUT IS A DOWN GRADE ALL THE WAY. OTHERS KNOW WHERE IT LEADS, BUT BELIEVE THEY ARE ECONOMISING ON CLOTHES. WHEN A MAN PUTS ON AN ICMONT SUIT HE SOON FORGETS THE OLD RUT, and beoarr.&n a ready convert to the new. EMIT Mill --a, BUY A HOME! CEASE PAYING RENT! ■ t>Interest and Rates are less than House Rent! Your choice of 3 houses, one minute from Broadway—each 5 rooms, modern conveniences. TWO AT £550. , . ONE AT £525. £25 and £SO Deposits, and your own terms fcr balance. I I ; ' ■» BUILDING SITES. 3 at £SO each— \ Acres. 2 at £BS each —\ Acres. 2 at £55 each— \ Acres. 5 Acres for £soo—B-chain frontage. J. H. THOMPSON 1 LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. DAIRY FARMS. 73 ACRES—Freehold, one of the test. Carry 39 cows. 6-roomed house, cowshed, and all outbuildings. Price £45 per acre. Cash £650. Balance 5 years at 5£ per cent. 84 ACRES—Freehold. A real good farm, handy to Stvatford, Cheap at £24 per acre. CasSi £4OO. . i 100 ACRES—Freehold. About 5 miles from Stratford by good metal road. All in grass and well subdivided. Carry 30 cows. 5roomed dwelling, cowsJied, and outbuildings. Price £2B per acre. Easy terms. ■f, - &«><•; 160 ACRES—Freehold. Handy to factory, school and railway. Owner at present milking over 50 cows and showing high returns. All in grass and subdivided into 18 paddocks. 4-roomed house, 30-bail cowshed, etc. Price £32 10s per aora. Cash £SOO. Balance 5 years at 5£ per cent. See us about Town Property. "No time like the present.’ * M<€LUGGAGB & m ■ ; . ■ , ... lAMB, SSTATi & FENAHti AGENTS* York Chambers; STRATFORD. WEBSTER. DOBSON & C e BROADWAY STRATFORD, TO SE SOLD AS A GOING CONCERN. 129 ACRES —AII in grass; freehold. Well fenced, subdivided into 8 paddocks; only half a mile from Rail, Factory, School, Store, and P.O. All pldUghahle when stumped; 20 acres stumped. Crops given in. House, cowshed, ete. Very well situated. Together with 26 choice cows, 6 2-year heifers, 15 calves, all good stock; 2 horses, gig, milk-cart, 31 fully paid up shares; pedigree Jersey bull, and the usual farm sundries. Price for -the lot £25 per acre. 77 ACRES —Education Lease, 18 years to run, at Ss per acre. Half ploughed, eight paddocks; wool house and cowshed; School, 1 mile, Creamery Udnile, 2 miles to rail; well fenced, on good road/ A very handy section. Do 30 cows well. Price for goodwill £1350, good terms. We have a number of good hous es for sale on terms to suit buyers. H, d, VALiHTiirSfc, Land Representative. • f A W. f/ JmVj WimmmiM / W4m EmlA // jjmwmW vj W Smr $■ It 4m mm # T H UHDER - —STORMS— A RE sudden things and If you’ra caught napping you’re drenched In a few minutes. Bui with a reliable inexpensive Raincoat, such as we car. show you, ysu'ro alright every time. Thera Goafs are excellently out and hang perfectly. Thsy's thoroughly rainproof, and they cost very little, ~ y To see them means to buy them. MULLEN & MARSHALL,

FIVE MINUTES FROM POST OFFICE. f"iHEAP GRAZING—IS acres good grass for 12 months for £2B. No rates, no fence mending. Sheltered from south and west. Apply, G. D. HUNTER, Secretary, Domain Board.