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Dee. 14, 1906
TRE CLINTON NEWERS.
Births, Marriages, Deaths
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BORN
Arr+yITTIn---UI Hallett, on the 7th hist., to
Mr and Mia b ASeLittie, a son
I}iILAN5iY .fn Mciiiiion (tnDOM 1* to ;lir:
Our t
Will Solve many a,
Christmas Gift Perplexity
We have many useful and inexpensive articles for
the home, such as
BUTTER KNIVES, SUGAR SPOONS., COLD
MEAT FORKS, JELLY SPOONS, PIE
KNIVES, CAKE KNIVES, BERRY
SPOONS, and many other articles
in Sterling $ilver
For your friends
WATCHES, CHAINS, CHARMS,RINGS',
NECKLACES, BRACELETS, BROOCHES,
CUFF LINKS, SCARF PINS, PURSES,
BILL BOOKS, FANS, HAT PINS, FANCY
CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, CUT GLASS and
CHINA, etc.
17'Alt Engraving Done Free of Charge
W. H. HELLYAIZ,
Jeweller. and Optician
Op! o ,it the Town Hall, Clinton
vivikg
Still Clearing Out
We are clearing out our stock of Groceries
and giving great bargains in all lines,/but we are
not confining our bargains to Grocer
> salone, as
we are also giving reductions on all our Boots and
Shoes at the same time. The following prices In
Rubbers are an indication of the way we •are cut-
ting prices on other lines of Boots anddShoes:
A
.nature for Presents
icipating your wants, we have laid in a large stock of Fancy Mockers.;
orris Chairs, Music Cabinets, Tea Tables, .Desks, Wall Pockets,
tsels, etc. MUsienL 111NSY'RUMENTS,-Besides Pianos and
have Violins, Accordeons, Mouth Organs; Autoharps, : Strips,
heet Music. Buy your• presents hare, and save money. g
11. eIIELL.EW
' B�-YfiH.
URNITURE and . ..
UNDERTAKING.
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Christrnasscorning
None one too soon now
to be making your purchases.
We have a good assortment of useful and lasting
presents. Nothing more appropriate than thefol-
lowing:
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Men's plain Rubbers, regular tii,c, for
Boy's plain Rubbers, regular 70c. for 6?5n
Youth's plain Rubbers, regular uie, for.... , 50e
1Votnen's plain Rubbers, regular t60c, for . , . •, 50e
Opposite
tLeMerketGledhill Bros.R'�1int4•
`SUCCESSORS TO G. a. BALLA1UT .
and Dors James Delaney, a daughter,
NAIRN.--In Go(Terleh, on TnesdaY, December
4t41, to nrr• and Airs, C. A. Nairn, a son.
(;;AISER At Crediton, on Nov. 29th, to lair,
and Mrs John 11. Gaisor, a son.
MARRIED
SaTERZII(-4113x,WIG–A,t Ow Manse, Auburn,
on Dee. 11th, hY Rev. J. D. Small, B. A., Mr W.
IL Sterzik. of (}alt, to Adolino,, daughter of Mr
C. ITolwig.
the Barri Baptist naiNreo ago, November 7ti , -Saskatoon, Ha zy
J. lVfills to Miss Mary Hunter, second daughter
of Air and Mrs Janes Hunter, formerly of
Mullett.
k.AGLESON -• ISAAC. —At the Parsonage,
Gran Bend, on Dec 5th, by Rev, Sutcliffe. Mr.
David Eagleson to Miss Maud, fifth daughter of
Henry Iseao, all of Grand Bend.
COOK -NEWTON -At Windsor, on Doe. 1st,
W, i' .Cook, to Miss Ada, daughter of Thomas
Newton, of Windsor, formerly of Exeter,
YOST-HOLLAND..-ln Shelbyville, 111., on
Nov. 28th, Mr, Birthier S. Yost, to Dr'. Alice
Agusta Holland, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Holland, of Exeter, bona of Shelbyville,
ANSTAY - DOAR. - On Wednesday evening,
December Sth,at the lime of the bride's mother,
Rears street, by Rev. James A. Anderson, 13r A„
William Anstay, to Elizabeth Jane, daughter of
the late Henry Doak, both of Goderlch.
par-
sonage,. lie forth,ably Rev, A,h BiMethodist, Dee. 1 t,
George Lowery and Bertha 1I., second .daughter
of Dir. and Airs Robert Praiser, all of Seaton)].
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J A L;ED
ounefelteaJ 7th; ThtpsorwifothDviacko,
aged 58 years, and 7 months.
ANDERSON,- In East Wawanosh, on Dec. 11,
I:ttplienia, relict of the late James Anderson,.
aged 07 Years,
13URG]CSS.-In Winghani, on•Decethber 11th,
Charles Burgess, aged 32 years and 2;)nonths.
DI lHL,–Ira Stanley, on Nriday,Dec, 7th, Tacob
Diehl; aged 87 years and A months,
'mum. Clinton, on $iutctay,' nee, 9tlt,
1906, Grace 'Petrie, daughter of the late John
Petrie;
MINERS–In Exeter, Nov. 28th, Jane Andre -,vs,
wife:of Win. Misters, aged 58 years,5 months and
93 days•.
I FOWLER.–In Atorria on De c tailor 4th, Jana
• 'Brown. relict of the late :Mini Fowler, aged. 85
years, 7 months and 20 days,
•MULDOON In :1ieRilloli,'on Nov. 30th, Chris-
toplter Muldoon;aged 78 wears and.] niont .
bCO17 r --•In Mnth on Dee ntll, Eli'Iibeth,•
- D. Elliott, wife of win. Scott, aged 57 years.
J-- OLME s,+ At Edin tete,Okl ohoina, en Dee. 13,
Wnt, T. Holmes. formerly of °linter], father of
the late W. J. Holmes •
Porter's .10111 .,
'oTEs.-Our .'school is busy" prepaL'
ing for the examination,. which will be
( held on the 2Oth inst. Miss S. Wallis.,
• of Goderich, •is visiting her brother,' T. '
It; Wallis, this week. Mrs. Bradley,
of Amberly, • and Aire; . TL Elliott, of
• i (1]oderioh, were visiting in the neigh-
borliood last week. Don't .forget the
1 'Cliristmas tree and entertainment in
Bethel ehii:ch on I+'riday.evening, Dec...
21, which promises to be the event of
the season.
LUekaoter ' n
Suu(.IDE.=Tire suicide at Winghant
of a former :Sehringville resident, 111i•
George Steuart
tie.had left his occurred
ng on Si Sunday
night, and when he dict not return t.i.
Search was made. Tuesday morning,•
he was found dead in a .ei upte of feet
of water in the rivet. Deceased had
been unWand to thisiCause isaud)attelaributed the rascholy of h
act.'He 'formerly Concluded (1 :i:, Sue- j
cess€ul harness.business'in Sebingvilhe. i
He is survived by a, widow, : one sort i
and•one daughter The remains' were
ttcken to 8ehringvi1le for interment.
NOTES. -Mer' a ;Davison, a . very pd]p
War yuting plan, about 25 years ut,ap;
<anci forten years t player in the localband died Thursday after. a gradual dis.
•
cline of over a year. Word hits been
j received that air. J,Ltues Gallagher,'
seoretgi'y of the- Stark. Electric L.;or
f
� Harland Bros.,
('arv.
1nK (:stsc'. iii ,eta
scissors in (lases
Carpet Sweepers
Mk., t +•,
1' t ket Cutlery
('all 13elh
Nickle Plated Telt rots
:' ic•kle 1'I;ttr d ('ull•(•t• Pots
Niel; r Plated ('rnnlh Trays
Ni(kte Plated Tea Trays
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Nic
kle Plated Ica Kettles all she s
Spoons and Forks •
Children's Sets in Granite •
Children's Sets, Knife, Fork and
Siam n
Some Beautiful Lamps in troth •
Hanging and Parlor
Teapot Stands •
('nspidores
See our Austrian Elite Wat'e-
Anil if you scant to go a little better, we would re-
commend a HAPPY THOUGHT RANGE or a
R;\1)I,-\NT HOME PARLOR HEATER.
There is always a little extra polishing up to be..
(lone before the Christmas home coming. Every-
thing -you need will be found in this store, --Hard-
ware, Aluminum Paint, Varnish Stain, Enamels
Silver Polish, Stove Polish, Shoe Polish, Odorless
Stove Pipe Varnish, &c
STOVES and HARDWARE:.
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Nelsen. Pali
1. B. Hoover
FURNITUR
For the next live months you will spend the most of
your time in th(' house. We have
FURNITURE FOR USE.
FURNITURE FOR COMFORT.
FURNITURE FOR ADORNMENT.
Brighten your abode and mike the home cheerful.. The
• greater the volume the lower the price.
HOOVER ( BALL, tUNJ)1;ttTA �rtv(
t� t1 itNl'1'Cl illt; ANI)'
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.IN T'o1, ONT
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parry, Turorto, and:son of Mr Harry
Gallagher.�this vill;rge, is dangerously
M
ill ; r Cia;llagherwas for some years
manager of a bank in 'I'eeswater, and
underwent a criticaloperation thele,
last year. in the fermonths Luck-,
nosy has its hog days today was
fowl clay, and. about $,0110 turkeys were
delivered' for shipment to Winnipeg,
Asir $4,V00 LQAN, -At the last meet*
.
ing.of,the colon:Hi'Mr.. Hutton, of the
firm of Button & Trevett presented ,•
L
request for a lo,ui of. $.1,000 for ten
years without interest, the purpose'
being to erect it new brick •nn,Lchrne
'•'shop. 1n view of the permanence it
will give the enterprise, and the .dang-
erous character of the 'present
structure in case of fire.it is possible
the'council will look favorably on the
proposal, and submit abylaw for •the;
approval of pro£,eery holders at an
early 'date,
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strias Greet
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F or.: rnany y ears. wei have been L.a' ' (
ytn„ ilTep`iy, Christmas', 1.
to.y ou,•.so,liere it is again, .
lwrlltv': .�
11iP nice-at�L•iele to make sornPone'(i
)glace the Itiive a good Sun Di .of .11111)&01'4eSP ips, • .., 1)dkere the
('oilars, Cloves, Mitts, Woof ()lon(is inti Squa es,] ttVui'k)�Bi; etS; ]1Euncls,
chief and Glii (. Boxes,•r�t('. Then, we have. not forgotten (jl' age I 1Iter,
Candy, Nuts, leigs, Dlat(�s, ctrl. ,$lease COI1ie.eaily'. IoeSr -Lemons,•
Britian:him, L iode:Merit, I)ec. 12,0(1. l `
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Oilig. Nioe 1040S :OCIOrt Chri$11110
I3GIN YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARL
By •
taping now, you find it a pleasure instead of a burden. The c
are not too great, complete assortments from which to choose, as 6w
many other similar advantagest
Our store
all are
most appropriate gifts for man,_ roman or child, s full the best
marked
ser>l•,~ed at
c.I., and >>~
fairest of prices. We invite you to visit our store, whether
you 7. leu y or
We are showing the newest
and daintiest range of Ladies' Silk:
Waists in the .County of Huroh;
Ladies' Silk Collars, in Dres-
den, Mosack and colored Silk:, in
all the newest shades and designs.
We carry the best, Worn '2 Se up.
Ladies' Lace Collars, .Batte>n-
burg and Swiss, ,very dainty and
smart, in cream, white and cora,
from 50e;up.
Ladies' Silk Belts, in black,
white and shot silk, also silk Scotch
plaids and patent leather, from ',,;fir
up to $2.00
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, in Swiss
and pure linen, fancy edges of lace
and plain hem -stitched, from 5c up
to $1.15
Picture Handkerchiefs; ' for
children, 3 for.. 5e
Ladies' Parasols, in mercerized
top, silk and wool, artd pure silk,
With all the . newest • styles in
handles, from $11.00 up to $3.90
Infant'sI3ootees, Hoods; Valls
and: woollen' Shawls, Hose and..
Bear -skin Jackets, from the cheap-
est up -to the best.
Ladies' fur Ruffs, ,"toles,.
Caperines and Jackets. We carry a
• full •rage of all the leading • novel-
ties and every one guaranteed,
SILK WRISTS
• Our holiday Silk Waists are here in great
chstilay, and they would make a handsome
present too. Latest New in .
white, -sky, pink an. d black, from $2,.50 up
to $8..00•
Ladies' leather hand. and wrist
bags, in all .the newestand up-to-
date styles, from 40c upto $3.00
Men's fancy Shirts, so
stiff fronts, in all the p(
stripes and checks, all sizes,
50c up to $1.E50
Men's Caps, in all the n
and up-to-date styles, in clock
corduroy, fur lined, etc., fro
up to $1,50
Men's fancy Braces, I
separately, fancy Webbs and le
ends, from 2 5c: up to 75e
Men's fancy Vests,` in
and checks, well lined and
all sizes. from $l.511 up to
Men's Handkerchiefs
and pure linen, .merceri•
with 'fancy border, fro
to 25e Silk Handker
50c up. • n(i
Boy's Sweaters, I,- u
plain colors, all sizes, 1'
to $1.25..
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Boy's Tooks'and Muffle
all the popular colors, 'from 2'
to 81.00 :
. Men's silk Ties, in all th
`gable Linen and Napkins to . + newest novelties,. • celorings
match,� "side board o'clock:.R yles, 'four. -in -hand, puff and
Inc tea. styles, from 25c up,
and tray cloths,
Perrin Kid Gloves, in .Ill. the ` lined, silkMen'Slinred a es and Mitt
nleading . shades., guaranteed, all ` mocha. and kid c• l l est .
sizes, . from 81.110 -up to -81.40 10C . up.
Adams.
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Last street; 'fell nn' a sidewalk down
town and: bloke hex leg in two places.
It, is.said the aeci(Ieirt, waseaesP.
th. dhy
P car(, .�
P..ness af" Loy,: pulling a 1
hand -sleigh.. .. `• T
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A tet L thrilling experience of sever j.
al days,, battling 1v[th the northwester-
Iy•I)lizzlL1 e on Jake 1Iuron,theestealil (
er• A7ewoint)l)Llmanitged to reach this •
port rut'1P StLtut da afternoon, noon coated:
from stern to steel); the hull and rigg,. t
ing a veritable mass of ice, The steam- t
er presented a picturesque appearance . ,
as t;he forced her 'way thi'oiigh the o
frozen harbor' to the elevator dock in
Atter leaving the Sim early ly on Tuesdae , o
the i\Tewmount experienced several
successive gales, accomnpanied. 'by f
blinding sac (vsturms' which rendered
navigation exceedingly perilous.
Unable to find shelter on eithe=r shn,'.,
the captain was forced to battle wit i
the sea, whieh at tidies completely
covered the large Vessel, The aappeal-
ante of the vessel hears evidence • of
the strenuous tight, which Catania
Bess
eft states , ever to )S the worst hE, e vtitr ex
llerieneed in his long catr0('r o11 tite
upper lakes.
INET JNJTa'1'111I ..–.',('lie town conn
r.
til has adopted the plan of inahiiii4 in•
dustriltl bonuses in no rase greater
ran m f the amount of the ty
Two industrial It1•Onoti tit tis'clLlle ,t' . at
Council Friday, A. Y. Betz and �A . Jr.
Stanford, president, and secretary, of
the Rogers Manufacturing. Conapa,ny,
t;t).te 1 11n)ong other things, that the
ca p1t,tlizatiou of their '00)011a:ny was
about t(vo hundred thausan(.l dollars ;
they expected. to do at yearly business.
of me hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, pledging themselves to employ,
before the expiration of first year one
hundred 1lands.'1'hey will manufacture
lL patent open end ,journal box, (lust -
proof guards anti lubricator box, ar.d
ask a loan of thirty-five thousand dol-
tars. (iloderich Uarria e Co, proposi-
tion was also presented; the rate of
interest on this loan will Kaye to be
Blore than 4 flee cent. it is found. In
addition to• the other by-laws to assist
industries, tttentiorioftvhicll vas matte
before, a cot unitlniclttfnn was received
from New `York by the council, re a
The concer00 n etlt ptuy ; I,1)0p hands and
occupies 1(x) acres, ly1[etnpt'on front
tares for 1:, years, :till other privileges
would be t•eottirid, and the MAttor IS
being
ee Wh taken
,ritlltewdo done railways 1 e
iimtnelite industry. 1
'i
11r. iIislo) Nominated:
The annual. meeting' of tale E'
Huron Litlei;tis 'teas heli] in Brass
on Tueici.l •t, and was ''('1•y largely
tended ;resident Dull was in t
chair, '•Tim' following office vs, Were
ected for the current year ; •l ee
dent W. 11 Sinclair, Brussels ; .Vi
presidents, AI. .l[urri[e, McKillop
Ale 1 itighl'in, [folviek ; See, 1're(ts;, tV
II, Keel•, Brussels. .11.untcipal ('ha
Intr(- Hotvick, ,John JIenaebei
Wroxeter, John J)ougllts tirey, Jed
Y• .
Jct tgr,,Li t 1(u•liht berry, li.lex. 1�•< I
h1Qtri4,.Geo Taylor 731cueS(15, 1+
SroLt \Vilrgh Lrn. 11, Llegg B t W
wanosh, • .1; '1' C'.nl rie
riinplr(Jll : 14 ,11,.,. Thos.-�.r;.11i11rLt'
Arre.:John Salter, Exeter; slippedon 1
the st('p.)S at her' hot e. ,and friicture(t ;tit
ast tib..
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'ls A r Mat be"u.i1 and his mother, widow,'
tt'" of. the ]ate R(v A. :Matliesom_ have
pie' dery i (1 1•t+o,n th 1t . •farm• at Ridgeway. = . ,
eft. p,ctv•ty, .t
.and ,
]i •t••
r
Ila
reside ( rd the
�i_ P 111 Douse .for•riu'rly : .
4i •
. of cupititi b1 Jas Smith, Qu'Appell'.
A. ): `
Ciel‘
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L,t: «111[(0.., ' �•
rti • .. • To learn the Teiep}honin.�, imply 'r;
a p l • t
[y ; B. IiT11117 ALL, (Clinton,
r3►, tt), cVam. onde:A c>' .° Butter'.'Co
AJeKillop),.John Mebowel1,
inte1081 centred ;wo .nd the admin
ion of it candidate foe the Common
134 cet'titie.(t delegates were piresen
T1• . •l*La,.don ti i, . eN•11. '., who has
sten valiantly:hal(ht politica[ battI
Boron, declined to be a oindida
whip;•. to inC1•e:L:sing years, and th
o .
' ' ' The Anna -'it " tleettne .of the:•Londeeboro
• ] Peltier and ,(;tieeoe,:.3l+ne/. Co„ will beheld
e-: i„ the Township flail, on .Friday, Dec. I.1,
t at l0 30. anti Patrons 10 2,(*) meet Si 1 pSm.Lreholiers
sr) R. ADAMS. JOl1N BRIGHAbl',
is
te.'•.See, , . lyraepdrrnt,
Loneleebor5 Dec. 4th, 1900.
e
(11ng that Ile had already nttainedi a
goodly .shu•(t of honor from .the'Liber-
ids. The HI'Srballot brought out eight
names, but all withdrew eiceept Air A.
llislop; i11.1' R, • 'and W. ;H, Herr, of
the Brussels fest 'fire second baiter
gave the nomination to 1 rMIr. Hislop,
the vote.heing 93 to 73. •
Shortilpeeehes were made,' antl'reso-'
ns of
confidence t
ihd
enu•
E in the ad
minis
t nirnis
nation of Sir Wilfrid Imager, - In th
Ontario Liberal party, and oa•.diailp
praval of the extravagant and ante-
(vatic conduct of the Whitney Gov-
ei'nn:ent, were passed.
Tne convention closed with the us- •
tint (dicers.•
T.EL.EGRAPH
is the first st)'p towerrls• position. pacing
$ 1Xn) to 150,0(1(7 )ler annum to ralhtat ext=
vire, Sou can beenlrle a •gond ()Depictor }n
6 months, if you Study in the CENT RAL
TSLE.ORAPHY SCHOOL, r3 Gerard St„1•:,,
Toronto, Tho finest 5 310x} lit Canada.
Write for part ieultt•s. •.
W it SHAW, T. :1; JOHNSTON;
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'�• l t•illetnal,
e .t 4
Ikon Mr Hyman is so ill that he is
not allowed evert to read letters •
New Advertisenreents.
stray Steer . tt
Strayed from atibsoriberr4 premises, a I .
yearling grey steer. Finder will be suit. l .
ably rewarded on giving information to
H ADAMS, Londesboro
GRAIN FOR FEED
A quantity of Oat Seed, for feed. Also
hent American Corn, Shorts, .and tall kinds
of grain that the farmer needs, Will be
exohanged for grain, or sold for eaeh, art
Fon t
gab e
bl terms,
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the
Standard 1•;cevator.-( Linton
OGS LOG6
Logs wanted, at Stapleton
Saw Mill, Apply to the
Foreman, on the premises
()a
1t Really ,Sweet Thing, 1
the purest, the most (LLptivating ror'
the most critical taste, 1
1 'Our Splendid {giant"lei.ioneey
1 in boxes or by the pound _..... the kind 1
that'll win rr sure place for you in the'
heart of the recipient; also Safest for .
family It
use, r
Y A:11c
children re f
n
insist I 9, 1s c
t )t1 eat-,
i in candy, and the kind we snake will 1
add to their health. We offer a list of
i
I that,(ictLlLibe forgotten----( (ei(ttcs, utinPs,
t
Confectionqr'the purest, tastiest-.,
� ti a really sweet thing at its best,
W. W. NJ EN
1t Otie 42 eilistuli,.
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Londesboro, I)e
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i)EA� SANTA ,.---Your. chole
Fancy China, :Games Toys, Not'
etc,: arrived. safely, and . we m
-thank you for
• ,e the finest e'ssort�i.
of tihrimrtrnas.: Gcods we have e
had . .
Yours, etc.,
orrell Holm
• • Loltdesboro.
ME********* *SSC** **
Good Sues
for e
v'er ' . day y Wear at.
Cheap Prices,
J Alex's Suits to clear sr't'
each $3.50
8Ve have ptaeed these Mena Suits on a separate table to put .
away
from ns as soon as possible, Some of there were expensive
goons but theyare ont of style and must goat saeritirer_a,
They cant last long as they are in sizes ranging from 3tito 41 inches,
OUR I sTERFIELD
- OVERCOATS TAKE W
If Nitta a new Overcoat at l)7, SS or '11l), give 'us
fit one on.
$1.5() Men's Tweed Trousers for 51.2,5. (.
$1.7iy Alen's Tweed Trousers for 01.50.
A s 1)ecial Tweed 1 tweed Trouser, in nearly all Sizes, for'.�1.
A big range of Men's Smocks at 50e, 75e, $1, $1.2. , 41
;1x2, 53,11() and Si. Ail good heavy values and most of theta
fit for cold weather.
POPLESTONE GARD1
Successors to Mahout t it Co., My