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!end tayiog to thew. 'Good mother. it :in spite of the streat,oue ;gotta •of the;
1 is nrcotrto that you give we your ]President's frlppds m detest hint, and ( O'IS
roar not to deleted his native cuuptry,
but to tight to all countries and nn all , he tq regarded as a very strung sail
the gees of the world in' favor of the !batty for the [ no,iatic nomination
English flag.' But when tour Ro'''sh ; for the Preeidrutial chair in mg. In
Tlearn sone mouthsaftrt•watds that au
Austti.ut howitzer, 0, Japanese bullet
- • -or a Berman hall bee slain Arc child,
who nee failed into the de tths of an
abyss, iom the bridge otltship, do
• she will say : 'lelali right
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Whru a change of ad4ress 1, desired, both t
and the new addres, (kohl bu given,
Yew York State 'Mr. itu,•sevelt con-
ducted what was styled a •'whirlwind''
campaign for Henry L. Stimson, the
uu thunk 1 Republican candidate 'for
�1y husband wee a good Liberal, and but for the first time in rix
as it was Mr. (Antler who posed this the State elected a Democratic law, it's all right.' No. she wilt curse nor. John A. Dix.
eal Y(ssl, and aha will he right in _11414114 The contest throughout tite country
A, Mi. Blandin, the Conaervative M. 1'. hinged Largely on the tacit( question.
1a.
' for Chautplein, made these retuarks: Tbr Repulnicaa. won their election in
•'%Vie owe nothing to Gteat Britain. RIOS RIOou pledges of tariff reteaar. The
he F:ngl,ud did not take Canada for love, P,tyue•.lidtiih hill, whit•irthey pre -
or to planta he u•ose of religion as the,
French hitt, but in nrdrr to plant their seated as the tulfillaient ul
tirot
trading poste.
and make looney. 'she , 1)hdge+, fell ter shtirt of satisl•ying the
only libeltir. we have are those we 1inoker.ite element., et the people.
(c won by force, anal toddy England tries
a to dotuin:ter 1 ( eoliit.tes as f 113p,•riel The L.�., • .._t of living, which t: a-
Rmme once dial.- . atoit. ...•.1 t" tit• '•ite;add/can tat itt
as. Alfred Sevi
Rny. advocate. ., t p„lis•+. sec:, in .,1,- •e Nom iti••nt issue.
Q1reittr, said • ••I'he I:inner yet'i's ,t j+l cu:d t, - .;,;.•.
a cab11114t r•t 11,pet ,*lists who i have t•vidrn . de •isL•.l
want t•• t„ ,t . ...rui, , tats .murder' ,
suctitice.Cana'Li. int er,,,. to pi,iogc g • i!•.,• .
•
or into • War • with which -we have I Ilan t. ' 3/ 1met ' h3nds aft _.• ,
tnrthing to Lie. The hill is an .tftrtj.pt torttc -Thr t].•p,acnttic p,t : y ,.
by Otste,iomai the Pti,vineesof the :,litivrt:.11y-tttrpatty of ....w :al HT.a:.'t
1'est f.• ee,wri"e Quebec sed enslave eliciir seems no t ••,.,•n to io•111•-r!:It
our Atopic- forever. 11'hat has F:ogland
ever done fi.& your She has no nerd (1n• ,,,i ,.t. h',:h :1• , t•.ui .:t its :.t
of von hell.. She is .stung enough to CuiI c,l -it•a'( is o • iang :.11 ••lest,
defend herself. ... 1'„u mese -tfrirlest ;'.: this lids ••i�l-• h :nt.•:.o,t tuc!'dm ts
.ig•tit,t It.lt111.,t England 'h1 her wars : I
unless y • •it 1 . •u.rrip: i'•n will rotor 1 .•1,,.1 t I: t- t r i ; •i iUt. Fireu
mitt." loft .•,1 in 31)' +,(0 t1 t: of protA•tl-
Armand l.*veaRoe MI. Bouras,<i s tion 1 '. cl e• exempt*•, t bet• neighbor. '
lieteru• t,dpi*ealed imine iaflwar, And. altitougi: the 1 .11t�fian taint` is
of 1lie wound) in this fashion '—•'I feel
guy touch !awe( ',tion that'..' the
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DRUMMOND AND •ARTHABASKA.
The lsvtt•election in the: con .1 it u,•t'•y
of Urns mond and Attb:etl+ska gee=
beg on Thursdsy of . last week, re-
su:sed in the egret' ' of Mr. Gilbert,
the - Boo raint r•anOidale, Icy„ titaioldty,
in the neighh„rh,,atof _bel. The elec-
tion was fought alms,'' wholly on the
vy ieeu4 the I3orrrxs,a'•erulidate 1,,-
_ vo'te'd ti! any rxp,.nditin,• 14'
C•aetwdw k54- sant flue I,ih.
eral catldidete,,,-Mr. •Derr«salt, srsnd•
fog. for the (it trinfornt'.: polity
ore Canadian navy. The Conserve-.
fives did riot piker- a candidate in the,
field. hat Mr. :Rank, the Qoelwr
SPrvatt VP IPs,IPr, etlltopwd the ran.tit-
uency with Mr. Brun -meet irt .npnort
of the anti -navy candidate,
oft
. __..ins.
in some (natters the result .rf flip
erection is looked upon aq a vent -re blow
11th. Intake the rew:u a without-sW'Ij,--'1•-
lege thug- th.• sacritie,. of ('a'- (Lite l State., tattier ctrl t -tion art....
t:u r would ..n..s !late Leen •ru11• the h oder ua tld tit elle t.101 wn, 1� 1,i
Wet.- had their not been a woman 1.4•1:AV 11.1111:e •
11 ,0 . n tit,. .1.10 ..t t9 • ::•u•
pr•.• -rat 11. mint's her teary with 1hots
of lbw ruc'fii.•'I, V.144 are the ones touch caste' .
who wilt Be asked to nutke t he stet,--•
net,. 1 "* 'ns and husl•t(n'V
d• wt11 1... EDITOR/AL-NOTES
t11aken fres' you to serve inthis0 ivy
.. _ _.._ ....� .
Id. the sen„• •late 1 r..
,ta•xkrei "adrift. the Lihrral lead, i t«.pert .: .tic,•. t •.
thought .•f Keg/tut,i and the Fmpit,•, *1,.1'40:11W navy'will iucten.e I3;,11.
thele wits ime 11tnn left to think of • that iota, beliun to win'electi,•n, f•s.•
t': 11!.'. at:.l that .nun was- Mr. 11'./ ahem.
,ett.
't•i tgny again : •'Snpl.•s« out :•.,t� ,Roosevelt gat:..nebat wast coming t„
isi•tin
1 hien sit Tureslay. lids career of hig _ 0
talk with nothing to hick it up h.te re-
cg of tett ship.; , get•• tn: - •o:
tion, ,.n! «it'll' of 'hens �,a1te souk.
what will t1•.- 11)..,•shi say titian? Sep.
Onto' tiptoe s.!1 nl.,,,4 of 1NI.1 endure gt`t Iceivtd a decided •beck.
1„ere .. • .a:... ...
,rq
Ei1nad,.
• ti it not 1,r n hetjonel 11104aie1• ?
11a+uld the vn-t. of it trot h+tve tm 1w
made up *gyro + ,1Vhat is fo happen
to your meds Arid your ether works
rneativihik•% We do net want any
prefer 1110111. 1Ve only went it root u•
au. of the happy life we have lei •n
the tutst.'.
These are the appsal• whieh the
Liberal rampd'gnrr+ had to caret•.
Mr. $duras.:, ra11s his piny tin-
to Sir Wilfrid Laurier's prestige. He I Y*tnm.Ila patty.'' It is not neti,;o
had caviled Quebec with his) ro often I mist, It is int, "wly Prurinrial, set -
that it wire het -outing ahnmit a proverb I ting nut' part of the country again -et
that Quebec voted for Laurier, Huw- l another. At the other '. i,,•ine. we
ever, it his. been dealnnstrated that haye the policy of iter. liordcn. (ash -
even trio, Sir ♦1'ilfrid in the lemobe� ioned to. suit the nitr,a-impelialiste.
French-Canadian habitant will gn'nnly � but to far htcking ai. a national policy
so far, -and it 1e•romea a question if' that nu I(1tewpl istrede (1)
pt estate it
Unt ario and the tier of the: Prnvi,tces I !f•rr,. t h« pw'i)p[r of Quebec.' The
out side of Qntber have not 1.4n ex- j Government's policy, the l,anriet' poi.
peering tno much of the gneal .Liberia/ •jeY' whirl' i+ presented alike itt On.
statesman. At the tithe of the Mani, tette, in Quel.'-. in all the Provinces.
tcha erhnol (Office/fly Sir Wilfrid for the :Ipptoval 14 the Itrr.ple, is the
(then arr.) beerier staked his p,litirolr�rlly 11atinnal 1,Illiky, it will he the
future un Ir p,dirry• of (•nulp,ntnive and patriotic (laity of the f,it•Pr111 party to
conciliation in nppQe'jtinrtatt the pwliey +' to work to dispel the fake idea. so
o•
at
r
w
hi
c
c
Sir 1'h tries 'Tapper and the ('nn- ifs.idnnnsly spread by- Mr. I'l,urasea
rvative Ge vern13,-nt• whii•ll nater- and hie allies among the habitants '.f-
ly would have been more erePpta►rle 'tushes. It "i11 1.3' the work nf. the
o the, people of Qoehe'e', /mutter. Liberal .petty to show the people of
nether by vi. to” of his mt•prnl to Qlnetee that tier i•:ngliah-speaking
French-Canadian pride in a co'me't- I*•gple of ('nnada have 110 designs
int, er by• ine'ene of the cenfidence upon their liberties, and to endeevnr
hien he inspired .in 'hoar whn knew to bring the jwupl' of ittl the Pi.n•-.
in neat no matt or h'w•, 1.euriry:.ins-t•atug.-t31 t.upuu-13 comm.,'' pl.tt
attrie•d .Qeehn(• in that pu•n.or•alde form.
ontfst'of Ifinti, end did.whnt. no other
man Could Have done to i.ring ream•
and rnnrnr,d- mat o(;, .sang- situation,
Again et,the time of the lb ter war Sir
1Vilfrid L*in•ier risked his political fife
--aiteis-44i- -- ,441e-e—mit rt -Putts
have alone Ili sernritig the acquiee.
entice of .1 liP 4'JPI,(r perlq• an the
senting of Ctteitlian troop,, 1n Smith
Africa. it w t+at ,this titer that Mr..
linurasta p.rfed c'aplpsnv with the
L:hr•tal,- and 1•S'e1' sine// hP 31, (f3(3('.,
+cred to stir et• s•1 fe and 1n lr'.ttoy
sir Willa i•1 Lunt ier's inft,i,nre in Qwe•
tree by epers•u.t,i t hien t4•,tq enemy
to his cave and relistion.
The nary question stave 11r. 'Hnitr-
assa a great epic .t'Linn t y, l'hesawactr-
lm•ing halrititto does nut like theiavy
idea+indeed: 11147)'. people tn�thi+
Who( will *''-tne: result The re-
vers« it Qnrt e, I es3 week will hay,.
excellent t•'Ptllts if it steadies the p•.,-
p'p of Canada 0. the serioils conai,Iei •-
1e3--4.ioo-44-Basi'• duties As uaticindatiltkrs
(f it .cause: Canadians to OPP tante
''!,- tp1. than lefi,re the nese+silt' .'t
giving up sone purl of their prejn
rliees,
lot hap. 9(l,fl,' fancied "rights,'.
in seller to meet part way the
.j'I11i'P4 mf nthort. who are equal -
it rtiti'ii.,1 to the name of Calla -1
dish: itho e nil, if-it-jnetilr in trite 1
patliolr the det erminatinn.i. hemi
their backs to the support oV1Itotp it
farces which el tie tar unity, and con-
cord and sitength in nalinnet 11fe.
THE UNITED STATES ELECTIONS
Province share his dislike—and th
ton. any nnli•Hriti-h sentiment thin
may exist in Quebec was diteetrd
against the Gnt«rnmrbt's navy pro-
gram. The ignnrancl• Nil Ihr -rnnntry
-da•,•ilerti wa..ttop wp,l neon, and dread-
fnl taus were told of what q•otil t:tft-
pen if the Laurier hfval p' 131'y ere
pot in to effect. itnshsnds dml :ons
Were tofw torn front their hnlrs.in,l
l4arnrl to a:lrrifi(•r their 1•vr. in Eng-
land':; .ears. • .1. one iease.p.per ;se
respondent de's , itwd A : ^ 1 he Frero•3)
*1mi:titian has crit(inly 1131(1 some lel'
Elft f)ulmod drawn for ilia d.iertotion
t by t•utoi)nist Trod 1.y .lands, 111s
children haw; id en - d. pirtrd to him
tlisamitoWPlrl. lilts.,n rift - .1T shore.:
hi+
could ty iogv)t•erimbe•d, his land
desolate tinder the Nrni•'d heel of n.ili-
tati.nl. 13•tplisi,' 4. t.nt it 1 ..'t, but he
is htitilan and sterhrialiy sn r•,y'tihlr to
high-flown oratory.”
!Tele ate a'•ptr a,lm1,1, f.• m the
'ape•Prh,.,rfA1,31-l,a,11ie. 1'to • loners,
Mr. l3(nnato& hie st 31 rsai•'
h,
!eyvpon,-wiv.'A elft.'... , i 'Ines
t to
the Anvernntent vomit," t„'hlftnwltil 1
Ibis iniquitous (nays1) Ise to his hand;
1'ute ttl tt ttd-- aha-
b:t.ka bye -election did not quite suit
us : hot Tuesday'.' slautrhter of the
high -tariff party in the United States
restorer the pleasant feeling., 1
if the Drummond-Aithahaak:, elec.
Sion was the most significant con, est I
Canada fora number of vrare. it
m. it he Immiliatln3r t., Csna.ervittites
to k , ow that their party ,tad oftdnially
nn ha d in the fight. -
Senat.b (4, W. Ross ought to look
.eve's the «ction returns from the
States find what happens to p,li-
tielans who pi nine to red- -e the tar-
' iff and then neg' 't to carry out their
promise. senator • ,s9 is doing his
w.o•,it to get t L• • Lit • 'el party of Can -
'Ada int t th • sate.• 111.1.• is.• Republic:, n
pasty 1 tit- United •e tee i- naw
occupying.
• Thi• extent t.) which 4er`t:►(• n.•w
'p,13'.ra can draw on .1h -1c i gin
tiring in exemplified 1)t• a *trireme tin
The linrlph Herald th:ar, its view .f
the defeat et the t:.t•ernt_nent
!date in tete hype -Ie. -0.M '31 Qurltee
best week, the ,general election+ will
he pelt nfT from next, year io a • much
'.0 ter 'late. As there lies itever',Pett ..
the •slights.' prob.lilitp of a coastal
electtoe het me the 'next led,+t)ie)-
tinn, •which cannot telae stere-loril.
the 9'.'"1n o1 1911.12, 'I he herald'..
iris of au election to take talar,. next
year mint have'bet'n maoufacturel to
said the ocett}eien. ,ILit certain netts-
.
papers would he badly oq for -facto"
if they email not broil theta out '•f
th sir- own int t,'n:n,J9 1'3 meet 1 h -
need of the rb(sntent. •
sir Ewes W. Ro+« ¢ares an i►nt.i•re.• ,
pr ••;t v :ttldreea at Torl,nt., i.t.t we.'1.
Th.- tuitnwin day.
r
K ptrl ll' slut; r:,
having arrived. at cetera ft .on the
('shed `note., •ergot, ketone wet, ,
opened on beh:•i(of the Canadian and
Unit Stale• 0o vet ante ut• took
ing to rrcipt•ocel I trade ntaangemen: • '
between, tine two • ',mottle?, • Sir
(ient-gr's anti l.lh:•t'at views ''go” all
right at '1'orontu: h•,;i Tctnntn spite
ivu i+ ditr.t lois j at (-Iff`.w:.. tt 1.
.thwoltttely safe t:) .,v std ,• i• • I.•giti
maw. ('uuuduat:l ir,t,•t. 1
_ roughly di+vut1,••r1.I'. ;u c ,'„
Flection, weir hell in many of rho
States nn Taeeday fnr Congressmen
nil State ofticets, • The returns show
u very decided trend towards the
Its atter/01c party. and for the first
tits, itt runny- yearm there will LP
1)rtn• ratio majority in the Howie of
Repro; 'tat ivies tu. 1Cashiegt.ao: Fe
nl:,t11ed 1.110 1*"'.It .tg,►in.s1 the
politic:in id); that it is r tarred
Probable f'i'bs cenditdalt•,
the Ih•nmer' s nI win the i'rrsi
,1,•11") in 3133. This prmbahifily I.
et vangt henrd by he feel that Presides!
'Lott nod .t•x-I'ro.. "tit tet)( serif, the
t wn mode likelj• ndida• Ps for the
t'residenry on the lteptr'•licen side,
nrr hot di -credited by th, rr'slulta i►e
therrnn•n !state•: Acnitis the holder
Stan' Plnctinns me tem lat•t;rly.011 nl1•
04:0.111 i••.tt0s, 13141 irt qui. It It a sui eeaN- ;
!nl vtn'e flu%ernnr, a.fe•••,allywhen he f
II*a afrnwu his mettle by crttryirg a '
Alt ser st'hirh form. -fly nupporteal the 1
• • g 41..1 y, is looked I1p,n as gn.ti f
n• I i .1 feir a Pre*ident int remit- '
ids . '!'n the State of Ohio, MINI
'al Cs home /State, f evernor Judson
R H •rtnon has re•.lecttd on Tuesd•(t)�
• that may be en,e,e(1 1,;t,+ i t• r• • ,.,
tatell (i',It•C, ninon+. 'j•It t.. ,113 ..' t �.
Toronto is e•xplainahle onh-
ground 331.: . •,r11 o1 11
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Thi• college la recqqtnn ed a- the sre.,t 1 r
prwcttrwl ttalatog .chout of W ester, n
t�,nMttuiq. It lathe largesr :,- well a• tel• l a
CLINTON
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COLLEGE
16 a link ill Canada's greatest
chain of high-grade colleges
founded during the past
twenty-six years. This ebaia
is the largest trainers of
young people in ('ane((* and
'tie freely admitted that its
graduates get the !zest posi-
tions, There is a reason
wtits. fur it. A diploma from
the t nwtnetcial Educators'
Association of ('*nada is a
11adepwrt to success,
You may ahtlty partly at
heatw and finish at the
College. '
Enter any day.
Fall Term Opens; August
29th
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teachers experiencedriga. are practical. o „ r
nate. Instructor*, out grad
non.ialu htoed rtthannd Telegrathmen"•e3*.
-co.,. of applk+ahone we cannot meet 3 x11-
erre,11.a ii -t, fad and BY. per month are
rrmao I,g unfilled. Ott ou^ freeevt.tlogue
.,1)d •:ommence your COUls a 'toner.
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It i- rather by what we say- than I. I
shat we do thee Mr make; Y
The II...i)n for ue all is the wisdom/e of I
keeping eileoce armee proviocation.
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he New
Catalogue
of the Centra/ Business College
et Toronto conta•s some special
auaraetees of very great interest
to students oho desire to attend
a first-class re4aele school. You
•e rousted t0 ante for .t. Ad
dress W. H. Shaw, President, 393
Yonge street, Toronto.
MINII111.1rlww
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DISPENSI N.G
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The gre;tteat carr istteken in dispensing et this;tone, The
purest drug( are lased, and 71.41 may being roar ))tesetiution
herr with ear great eat confidence that it 't ill tel•rite proper
attention.
TOILET ARTICLES. 1Ve !„.11.1k4-4sp', i 131! .1
t... -s. -tad ;.toupp1y ' 0(1 with the latest and hest K.uai-.
II. C. DUNLOP, The Druggist,
ith Side Square, _
W. ACHESON & SON
Special Sale of Blankets
Fine, all pure wool Blankets, pure white, with fancy borders,
pink or blue, extra heavy ; and 113, (10 x till inches,
Special sale price per pair $3 25
Fine, pure Seotrh Wool RI tnkrts, 2 x 2i. yar.3., mite white, -
cut singly and finished. unsll+inkable, at ;a.00, ;COO
end............. ...
Tapestry and La urtalns- s7 00
Several add line* and new lines just received we have laid
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nuc for quick dispose'. Seventeen pal• l* 112.'23 ('Retain'
tor, per lair .. • $1.50
Twelve ptire *3 511 Tapestry Curtains for 62.50.
Carpets and Mattings
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Ten new !sierra of J,tpan Matting. : 1 in,hei wide, heats
•'ttu11 w•)rp, splendid patterns: regular '2,i.; end 35e a Y
yard, far 19c
Tapestry' Carpets •
A l.lrg« choice and of exynisite patterns, an t in Roost 4 Leaning
colorings, A cozen J4ttteru.S. Regular tat., ere and 7oc
qualities, On sale at, per yard 55C
Linoleums and door Oilcloths
Floor Oilcloths, i, 11, i (, f, _I yards wide,
at , liar 'quare yard 30c.:
Linoleulns 5C and .
2• •:, 1 yat•da wide, goo, 45o. !Monet square yard.,
Inlaid
Linoleums •
ea, di wide, Tao, Boo, ;'1111 $1.00 per s,luare
B rtterick Pa `tl'rns and Dillineator
for December now in.
W. ACHESON cf SON
YOU CA N' T AVOID IT
WHEN YOU'CONStg1fR
QUALIT Y
STYLE
.n your clothes, your thoughts{
•raturally turn to-- -
MRT/N
AND FIT
EROS.
TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS
tt a will send The Sign from now to <
the end cif 191/, for $ I s00
IwatMuldoon Says
■
Thomas A. Edison
did another wonderful thin
whorl, lid v014 itrnn,i,t hist• I'Iturtigraph to 11,010 where
not s.1 ,n1 the pent Frit tottrittild ask tier improvement,
he nniltipflcil Ili • rrtainbtgability by two. •
Fir did )v producing a Phonograph ltr,ord
that pl , sings or talk, twice as lung as the Standard
Ijceortds,
He did 1311-3 without increasing the size of •the
Ricord,'makingit- a dtcrorrl that can be used on old
oats ownja t► • w•cii *l new.
1 + He. did ,t wtithnut .rttecting in any way t ec c car,
ri, musical tune* for which F:(heon H.•cureds olive
abir in: been famous,
tic calls tins double -length Record ".ltuh.•rul."
''slit,*, Ante•, a I4.4 m'd+,
Edison Phonora
11141.80ttEN.00
a30 to g phs
Edison St.,el.,-3 R•, ,i N. t0,-. chess (trawl (Ver. R'.+nd,. 4,4t,'.0111.60
'n 'o .h, •Man.. 1.•11l,' aryl 3.41r 010 rdu.,n,1•h.mnar+ra, slay AleIatrh1
MI,r,,wa4n.la.it.u,I1;!•N•n.ta.lrt.,3 N,•e.,r.t .e..al,ulr,rrelleto
(IW O lour •1et1er .1 0 ,., n. _,
lusted flsew(gt+ Co.. ftp Labial. An., Thew M. J4 1).1. A.
MOIMININNE
.1113 11/4 P1ONOOOApOa ANO aecoaas tat I$ S1'
JAS. F. THOMSON, Goderich
rnfr+:nr 1Villiam -Mulyd.,nn, Mtn of the moa buui o,'.
114.513 h exp to /MVP. siys that the g.trtnent + n }fent lessen went•+ art and
react on the ass'e's mentality. NP)-v//Re tired awl defeated men Are
dowdy and in.'Morita dr•e«o4r.. al f n of courage, teen in env.., tn,'n
ship to do big (1;. is and think big ttljeight•. dies+ well, Tf yin) feel that
things ns.' tr'ing , 'strut you. +sup 1I d *have, inks * 1)et(h nml pet)• nn tt
amlu.,. well•fittieg it of nlnthrs 11,'h4u inn rbangP year Lrota4r+
you,•heng. your rain.. 1'rn.can ehnti inn YI►th ('',,tuts' RIStnd fine
tailored nkr(hes for 4n —the trityl the'. will 14:1,17U
ivP inn ,onlf•trt,
cnnfldenecslid entiafact; te,And heln.you to snake a +ucr0as (1f your
vocation. 1115 ARE NOL1i; AURN1's.
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
he House of Real Values.