The Signal, 1914-10-15, Page 6• t Opesua t, 0t rosea la, Mt
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SOLD ON
THE
MERITS OF
THE LATEST MARKETS
Toronto Cattle Markel
Representative prices ars:-
Choke hoary steers N. 29 to $.N
Handy peaty steer5.00 8.16
i)uteher steers. good7.76 • 1.16
do. medium 7.44 1.11
do. common 6.16 7.N
Heaters. good to choice7.60 8.40
I do. medium to good7.00 1.64
7.26
8.76
6.26
6.60
7.26
6.76
4.26
6.N
7.60
6.26
7.26
6.16
6.60
4.66
6.00
06.40
16.00
06.00
10.60
1.04
1.44
8.16
7.64
8.71
6.26
6.28
4.00
10.00
0.00
0.00
IINIRD'S
LINI/ENT
BOOKBINDING
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or re(iajred.
Butcher cuws, choice4.16
do. good 8.26
do. medium 6.60
do. common 0.00
Butcher butte, choice6.71
do. good bulls 6.26
do. medium 6.60
do. rough bologna 4.00
Feeders. 95J to 1.100 lbs. 7.25
do. bulls 6.26
Stockers, 750 to 900 Ib6.75
do. med.. 660 to 760 6.25
do. light, 500 to 660 6.60
Canners 2.60
Cutter ..... 4.60
Milken, choice each 76.00
do. corn and med40.00
Springers 60.00
Calves, veal. choice2.00
do. medium 7.00
do. common 6.00
Spring lambs 6.00
Yearling lambs 7.00
Duck Iamb. 6.26
)Owes. llglyt 6.26
Sheep, heavy and bucks 4.00
Gull■ 2.00
Hoge. weighed off cars8.60
60[.11 LETTKRINO do fed and watered6.25
on LKATHER GOODS do. f o b ' • 7 90
Allntdsr. pr,r aOod M sa IMVU,g
bas at THR SIGNAL, O,4..tpk.
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MEDICAL
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.1l mese sad threat eels. Reese�wgerr�r1eeoo44
ew York uplitaalnttc and amid =tag:
"(Utsnke,N .t.44.. gar, Nor and 1 trait Meselw.
a4eUn•teats. and Mows•[.• ay. Heepital:
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Toronto Grain Prices
The following wholesale prices are
quoted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitoba Wheat -tike ports, old
crop, Mo. 1 northern. 11.17 i4 ; No. 2
northern, $1.14%; new crop, No. 1
northern. $1.15%; No. 2 northern,
$1.12%,
Manitoba Oats -New crop. No. 2
C.W., 66c; No 1 C.W. 12c. bay ports.
Ontario Oats --New, outside, 46c to
44c.
1 Ontario Wheat -No. 2. car lots.
11.05 to $1.0i, outside, , according to
freights.
American Corn -Fresh shelled. No.
2 yellow, 771(0. c.i.f. the bay. Can-
adian corn, 78c to 790, Toronto.
Peas -No. 2. 61.15 to $1.26, carlots,
outside.
Rye -No. 2. 78c to Rec. outside.
Barley --Good malting barley, out-
side. 63c to 66e. Manitoba teed bar-
ley, 63c to 66e. lake porta.
Rolled Gate -Per bag of 90 pounds,
$3.05 to $3.25; In smaller lots. $3.26
to $3 40; per barrel. 16.76, wholesale.
Windsor to Montreal.
Buckwheat -None offering.
Mtllteed-Carlota. per ton, bran.
$33 to $35; shorts, 626 to 027; mid-
dlings, 628 to 130, good feed Emir,
{tot to sta.
H: AND MINNiE M. GREE/t,ti D: c.. ('hlr0Oraotota, spine sad nerr•
+releis44 Chnvprwotic w W science that
MOM without di ens or knife. Free examine.
MOW (Juice ovw 8baran's 8bos more. en•
Traria ue MAI +Ueet. Mame 3t1I. W:o1
LLOAL
PROUL)FUOT, KILL41RAN k
PROUPFO01'
HARI:lea KRA, MILK twits. NOT ARI ►_4
PUItLic. kTC.
t 0 a..0 the Boasts. seco•d door from Ham
anklet. ulwrieb.
reivate reeds 10 Was at lowest rte.
W. Panni'our. ILII. v. 1.. K11.1.09ua
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PUBLIC'. k'it.
Mee *siding Book Block. donator 8 rest.
OodeMut. Teknptione rte.
Real halal.. ..0an. and Insurance.
O, 0AMIsKON. K. C.. HARRIS
. 'rmR, .Miator, notary paten. Omo..
Strom Uvder(ek, gaud door fru
(Aauf (ARROW, ,.R.,BAR
attorney. mentor, etc.. Clod.
Meet to Mud at lowewt rata.
V. BK*DER. BAItRIBTlifk ODIEr
leltor, \.Nary Public and
•waCoo♦eyaa.er.
r -Curt How. O.,derich. =I�t
AUCTIONREL
THOMAS GUNDRY
AUCTIUNLiLR
Boz a, Roderick. All aiteucU as by mail
I114 see slats• smog will bseeir .r.
..6.d to. Itestdeneo alepkon. li
IPSUkANCR, LOANS, RTC.
) )1i W* PKIVLTK FUNDS TO
�+V000 lee, ApAly le M. O. Call.
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HON. ilarrlsar Hamilton attest, Oe4.riaa.
wR. ROBERTSON.
IN8URANCS AOre'I
Tuve exp Lwsrrgtae : British. Caseates and
American.
a.0otnaNT, 8toxX Urn •avlOTana''SLAM
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ITV : 1as lagan Aooident and Usarsat..
..moor.[ on L1.Jtea. et Leaden Kee.
moat tee •11111.11:•111A971:11 Boats : Tb. U.n.
Fidelity era Uusraawtmoo ay.
Mice .t reebnoe, Dineen' denier et Vie
M. David.Lena and David. streets. Plum. Ila
1I ct ILLOP MUTUAL FIRS 1N
lel NUR•NCE CU.-Yarw W YWW
cora paparts 1a.•rea.
c ..rw-J. $. la.tw..,r Pati. Seabrth P.o..
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B. laom, ars.- r n..... +,••lest• P. u
.afe..-Il. F. Noureyo.. against► ; Jena
rlev., Win ....
w .aa dank/Jsm.t'-g.;
. B.&•ew.la Jesaw avowL"'weed; Retort, 1•. Oarlock ; Maloal o
Me wr'. Nam..a.id.
Waco : J. W. Tow Bo1sa...U1.: It. thdt•,
•:lee t; • Wildman Choosey. L
Chey, Most rte ;
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J. Murree% C1 ag 7r•t!t.
[,'wit•s weeny. a meam 141.01.
LABII/OS LIMNERS
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WAI.TRR B. KRLLt, J. P.,
OODCJUCH. ONT.
ISSUER OF MARR1A01t L1CLNOCK.
BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND
So'j.cta ta.gbt bye pert instructors
kik/4dd"
T M C A. M.00.,
LONDON. ONT.
8bdents assisted to positions College
Htror. any bra 1st Catalog..
J. Potaeelslt J. 11
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t. 1100-911em.
Farmer's Market
Following are the latest quotations
for farm produce at St. I.awrence
Market. Toronto.
Wheat .. $11.
Goose wheat 61 1.1012 to 61.1:. 0.00
rate, new .63 54.
darkly
Buckwheat .75 .60
Rye ' .85 .00
Pen 1.25 0.00
Hay, timothy, No. 121.00 22.00
Mixed and clover 16.00 18.04)
Cattle hay 10.' 0 13.00
Straw. bundled 15.51) 17.00
do. loose 9.00 11.00
Rye straw _17.00 16.00
Oat Straw 16.00 17.00
Butter, choice dairy .30 .33
Mgrs, new laid, doz. .33 .4t1
Fowl, dressed, Ib. .16 .18
Spring broilers, lb .. . 20 .23
'Ducks. spring. Ib. .10 .22
Turkeys. Ib. .20 .26
Geese, Ib. .16 .00
Live hens. ib. . 14 .16
do. , ducks, spring, Ib. .14 .11
Geese, lb. .14 .00
1 Apples, basket 20 .26
do. Alexander, bbl. ..1.76 1.00
(*steeples. basket .25 .35
Potatoes ,new, bushel.66 .60
Cauliflowers, each .10 .16
Tomatoes, basket .20 .30
Onions, basket .26 .35
do. 'diversities. qt.11 .40
Pork. per pound .18 .20
Last Buffalo Cattle
Cattle --Prime steers, 69.60 to 310,
shipping, 88.60 to 18.26; butchers, 17
to {8.76; heifers. 34 to $; cows, {4
to 7.26; bulls. to 37.26; stockers
d t en, to 37.50; stock heifers.
31 to
Vesta -Active; 36 to {13
Hogs--ftwrvy and mixed. frog to
35,66; Yorker, 60.11 to 33.60; pigs,
33.26; roughs. 67.26 to 37.40; stags.
34.60 to 37.26.
Sheep and lambs -Lambs, 36.60 to
37.00; yearlings. 34.60 to 36.60; wetk-
ers. 66.76 to 64; ewes, 33.30 to 34.00;
Mum mixed, 36.50 to. 36.76.
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Chicago Live Steen
Cattle -Beeves, 34.60 to 310.90;
Texas steer,, 34.16 to 39.10; stockers
and feeders. 33.30 to 311.30; cows and
waters, $3 40 to 39.10; calves, 37.60
to 311.26.
Hogs -Light. 37.86 to 31.30; eased.
37.30 to $.26; heavy, 17.06 to 311x;
rough 37.06 to 67.20; pigs, 34.71 to
31; bulk of sales, 37.40 to j8.
Sheep--- Native, {4.88 to 31; year-
lings, 31 00 to 36.64. Lambe, settee.
34 10 to 67 96.
Sutter and Cheese
London, Ont. -748 beam atoned:
1126 .old 14%c Bidding was hem
14%c to 14%c.
Bl. Hyacinthe. Qin.-1N packages
et better .old at 2414e; 460 hoses of
cheep .old at lie.
Cow*R•vll1e, Qse.-all factories of -
feral •222 packages eel better. A11 .old
at 27%c.
Belleville --White, 1.296; colored.
162; .ales, 6410 at 11 1.16c, 4111 at 11%e,
at ; faace refused,
16 2-14c sad 1614c.
- Capt. Reginald Vetw, of DM
rbeen appointed evened ed)essetef fp Uie 1Ngat agkttig tka Raids"
Muth Canadian battalion naw la 40 love takm 10,000 pelssasr,
aid gess.
940 16 1-14e ba
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THIS SIGNAL,
MOTHERSOF
OEUCATE CHILOREN
Should Read the Following
Letter -Mrs, Slack's Story
About Her Child's Recovery
Is Entirely Reliable.
Palmyra, Pa -"Three yeah ago my
little girl had black measles which left
her with • chronic cough and so awfully
thin you could count all her ribs, and she
coughed so much site had no appetite.
othing we gave her seemed to
help her at all until one day Mn. Neibert
told me how much good Vinol had done
her little girl, so I decided to try it for
my little one, and it has done her so much
good she is hungry all the time, her
cough is gone, she is stouter and more
healthy in color and this is the first win-
ter she has been able to play out in the
snow. coasting and snow -balling without
an ill effects."- Mrs. ALFRED SLACK,
Palmyra, Pa
We know Vinol will build up your
little ones and make them healthy,
strong and robust, therefore we ask
parents of every frail and sickly child
in this vicinity to try a bottle of Vinol,
nue delicious trod liver and iron tonic
without oil.
If we can induce you to try a bottle
of Vinol as a bgfjy-builder and strength -
creator for your child, and you do not
NO it is all we claim, we will return
your money on demand.
Som. Good Advice
• lbe following is taken from the
1nit ham l broricle : -(fur reedits* may
of oeurse toe 1h.•1r own Judgment U. t
what they do. but our .olemn advice
would be to steer clear of any person
or collection of p --teens who offer
something for riot king. We under
►land time is a smite .if canvaraing
s..licitors going the rounds now and
Ho. methods they are adopting are
nothing short of frauduleur, if reports
that come to our tars have even a
modicum of truth in them. Signa-
tures to documents of any kind toe
always serious, at d . hen very un-
ary. It is a good pien to refute your
signature obis•• ahsohit.•ly Bute of
w hat you are doing. acid have bill con-
fidence in the person yovare dealing
with. A word to the wise ie sufficient.
b'AUE: ANI' ' HANDS t'OVERRU
WITH SORES
z.t N•nl'K W($RKRI coiMI'I.kTF 4 rag
Mrs. P. Wa'so" htumnwnd. of
Thetford Mine.. flue . wtrte.: '•tits•,•
fall foe three ye:u., as soon as cold
eat bet set in, my daughter's face
a. d hands would be coveted with
e ough watt ry patches, which before
1•.ng would tut n into neety some.
Thaw .rtoulditoch t.yd sewn t tat eib(y,
and .he would gullet in this way from
fall to boring. Noihii g we could get
did her any good until I started using
Zino/ink. This wonderful ointment
quickly ,telietetl the irritation. We
persevered with %+nt-Bak, and to our
great drlight it woi ke, a r' tnplelr
rine. 1 have al•o i d 7e un -Hak for
cilia anti burn., and think there is
nothing t compare with it ."
Ftr eczema, p.lre, shecesaes, ulcers.
cute, horn., hrui'e., or env skin dis-
ease or injoiy. usrHnk is unequalled.
As soon a- applied, it commences Ida
wor k of he.,ling, quickly alleviates the
pain, and b;'ilds up new healthy tis -
1.01V.
At all druggists and store., or from
un-Rtik Co., Tor.nto, 50;. per box.
See the name nn the box and refuse
■l1 substitutes.
-Mr. Neil Gdchriet, of Glamis, who
is mentally deranged end who was
confined in the cell at the Walkerton
town hall for the peat three weeks,
was taken to the 'London asylum by
an attendant and will uudetgo treat-
ment in that institution.
-Sixteen nurses recently gtadusted
trent Chrtity hospital, Cleveland,
among them being Mien Klizelwth
Niobolapi, formerly of Monkton. Mir.
Nicholson WAS awarded float prise, 1190
in gold, and • special prize of a hypo-
dermic set valued at $2& This clever
young lady &leo received many
valuable books in nrcognition cf her
brilliant course.
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PERRIN'S
IQ @*AM _ WAN
Just about the daintiest
confection imaginable
for hot -day teas and
evening parties.
Made in various flavors
and sold, at your
grocer's, in ten -cent
sealed peekalges t h a t
preserve all their tood-
stlas.
l07 b.cbgg. ger t:1,age will *meal se yea seem-
peassd teiempbs el ttr
baker'. see. *sad Ib. (eels
oe stomp) sad, yews power's
sable ted It.
B. l purl* i Cstt sere wow
Leatlee. Gentle
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SHOT EILLOW SOLDIER
Monsen' et Welland Canal •hard
Killed 8K. Catharines Teeth
Private Freak Hartley of the 11IY
Regiment faces a charge et warder
at St. (athsrtaes as a result of 11e
abootlag .1 Private Theodore Bar
goyue, • fellow member of the same
regiment which was acting as guard
along the Welland Canal. Hartley
claims to oe as Eaglabman but had
been living in the ratted States; lits
victim was a nephew of Alderasaa
Burgoyne of St. ('atharines, proprietor
of The St. Catharines Gaily Standard,
and was employed In the St. Gather-
Ines branch of the Beak of Toronto.
Tho tragedy took place just outside
the lock shanty at lock 9, near Ler.
rltton.
That Hartley, after the shooting.
admitted kitting Burgoyne. and stated
that he "got the wrong one," was
evidence given by Chief of Police
Greene at the inquest. The "other
one" apparently was Sergi. Burgoyne,
brother of the Ileum, who • foie
moments previous to the shooting had
tent Hartley to his tent because he
answered the roll call late and was
Improperly dressed.
According to the evidence of several
eyewitnesses. Hartley later left the
teat. complaining of 8ergt. Bur
goyne'■ treatment of htm, and saying
that the .oscom. was sot treating
him right. The deceased, "Teddy"
Burgoyneoverhearing the remarks of
Hartley, 'denied that his brother had
a pick on him. Neat came • bout
from the prteoaer that he was an
Knglishman and he could lick say -
body on the canal. "Teddy" replied
that he was a Canadian and that he
was proud of tt. "1'11 shoot you," re
marked Hartley to the deceased, to
which Burgoyne, drawing himself up
to "attention," with itis hands in the
pockets of the sweater coat which
he wore. said: "Shoot."
Hartley fired Immediately, the ifdl-
let entering Burgoyne's eye and caus-
Ing death In seven minutes. The
murderer was at nneo overpowered
and held for the police.
ROUMANIAN KING DEAD
May Have Been Murdered -His Coun-
try May Now 8.d. With Allies
The most extraordinary rumors are
circulating as to the circumstances of
the death of )[[Ing Charles of Rou-
mania. which occurred Saturday. It
is Bald that he waa either wisoned
or assassinated. Such reportieannot
be confirmed, but they are not sum-
marily dismissed by persons well In-
formed as to the critical altuaUon at
Bucharest. There is reason to believe
that the last hour of the King were
Intensely bitter. 111s refusal to aban-
don Germany , and Austria encased
if Glisters and subjects Intent upon
accepting Russia's . offer of Bukowlna
and Transylvania If Roumania would
join the allies.
The death by • lolent or natural
causes of King Charles seems likely
to project Roumania at once into the
field of war. most definitely. probably
as an ally of Russia agalnat Turkey
and Austria.
FOILED LN ADVENTURER
Italian Officer WTnted to Involve Hie
Country in the War
The cruise of t444. Italian-h.:tlt sub-
marine which ieappeared 'row the
Gulf of Speria Low.' days ago and later
turned up at Ajaccio, Corsica. has
Tome to an end. Tile French author-
; lttes of Ajaccio, who took possession
of the Teasel asked Paris what dim
position t;r.•y hould make of her
Paris communicated with Rome, Italy
sent a destroyer to get the submarine.
and there is reason to believe that
Ishe 1a now on her way home under
this convoy.
This submarine was under the cow•
Imend of a retired naval lieutenant,
Angelo Belton.- who len a letter stat-
ing that Italian neutrality was a Ode-
'
take and that he was going to take
pert in the war.
&UUIUTAN CRUISER Los?
Teepedeed 1s* the Baltic Sea by Ger-
man Submarine
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Aa oaclal commusicatlon Weed at
Petrograd announces that on Sunday
the Russian armored cruiser Palled*
Mag torpedoed in the Baltic Sea by a
Gorman submarine aria sank with an
ter Crew.
The Palled• was see of three ships
:Mkt down to 1906. Her coefY2..6st
lite gel men. Bhe was completed hi
1010 and her Irengtl wu 442.9 feet
by T7.6 fest width. Her •rtmammt
ata provided by the I(rapp..
Ven Me,tke SUB 1s Fever
Apparently there L some Ints-
Fad
issioaOM
.....•
as tY polatmaat
vice@ .•y that he has bees
[Bade Quarterm&ater•Qenersl le Naos
et Gemara' Von *ter. General Bost -
her woes{• vdgta-$hets se caw of
OUR of the 'imperial Gaard.
Rattler reports were to the offset
that Volgta-Rh.tz had amegaeled
factors] Von Moltke as Chief a
Ossessl stag.
Sepal de.r.4arr Deed
Cardinal ?errata, the ' new Papal
Sseretary. appo4ated a short time ate,
issued awpo at Rome.
A despatch frons Tondos says that.
Cr* Pres** torpedo heats. collided off
the sates of Performe les to the
Wsdlterreseaa .ad wk. The crews
et kith easels were saved.
Leadsmen ars tendeg against a
visit from lteppellaa, it havieg hese
repeated that an attack by tho Ger
Inas airships 1s to be attempted
shortly.
The Allies toot 1,000 German
Vilenors is the reales of Rape the
terpart .f Mat work.
Two British aviators May
heals es as airship shed u D�sb
dart teat friday, deatroytsg a stow
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j Prepare for Winter Now1
About the house, the barns, the outbuildings, there u always
the the barns, the there is always
plenty to do to fit up for cold weather.
Come in and let us show you what we have in the way of
ROOFING, SHEATING, BEAVER BOARD, BUILDER,S
HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, TOOLS OF ALL SORTS and
a hundred and one items, like nails, screws, locks, etc.
True economy is not to allow thirgs to go. "A stitch in time
saves nine." Do it now. Keep the folks at home, and the live
stock warm. It pays.'
CHAS. C. LEE
Hardware, Pt..M.g. E•veslroughiag, Eketric Wiring, Stoves
Hard Coal, Caanel Coal, Coke, etc. 4
sad Ranges,
-Dr. A. I. Colville, a doctor hailing
floor Hamilton, was summoned to the
Mitchell pol'ce court on the charge of,
having practiced medicine wi.bout
having registered. He pleaded guilt
when a line of 0611 was recorded
against him with WS costa.
-Mr. Janes Hamilton, of (Tinton
district. is probably the lamest grow-
er of beans in that district, having no
less -than 70 acres. He says bis yield
seems to vary from 30 down to less
t ha0 15 bueheta per acre. He expects
tram bis crop of beans alone to realise
over 05DOH.
-The gad and unexpected death of
Mrs, John Redmond 1 nee MiM Ke01)y 1,
formerly of Dublin, took place in Cal-
gary o0 8epteiubes 24th. Deceased
bad lived in the west for several years
and was a tato, ite among old and
young. Her body' was brought home
for interment, and the funeral took
place at St. Patrick's church, Public.
•0d was largely attended. Mimi L.
Holland sang "Dwelling with the
Angels" ver y appropriate) during
the offertory. Much sympathy is telt
fur bar lausbasd and taro smelt chill-.
diets.
ill--
die0. and also for her father, mother
and sisters and brothers who lire at
Dublin.
-Mrs. Edwin Johns, one of the
pioneer residents of the west end of.
ITuckenmith, died at the home of ber
: Ton -in-law, Mr. A. Beeley, t4 (Tinton,
on Monday of last week. Mrs. Johns
Ihad been 111 for some months and was
confined to her bed for some weeks
ppaesat. Mn. Johns was • native of
I Tlickeramith, being the eldest daugh-
ter of the late. Robert Lsndsbtaodoh
land a sister of Mr. W. U. Lands -
borough, Kippen roto. She leaves •
grown up family, Mrs. H. Leveson,
Hallett ; Mrs. Allin, Saskatoon ; Mrs.
Seeley, Clinton ; Harvey raid Ira,
Tuckeremith, and Addison, Toronto.
Tbe-funeral on Wedwesday was large-
ly attended. The remains were laid
to rest beside those of her husband,
who proceeded her 20 years.
Word "Semi - ready"
Means Many Things
Descriptive in the First
Place the Name Em-
bodies the Product
of One Nouse
Like the wend "kodak" which is
mistakenly applied to every snap -shot
camera. the nam. "Semi -ready" is •s
often applied to a system, whereas it
denotes • trade name of the product
01 one particular tailoring house In
Can ads.
Semi -ready tailoring can always 1e
known by the name and price label
Nan on the inside pocket lining of
every genuine Semi -ready gamest
W itbort that label the name "erne►•
ready" menet he applied ems la a 1..
seriptke seam, for no other Mesa 1s
Canada melees amd sells mon' 411Mliias
on the came principle or posy se
these clothes are tailored.
The beak met of a Segs) swift Ie 1
is thm prier per pound paid fair 010
wool oo the Bradford Woo{ Widow
-a few blocks trove the British sagas
ot She . 8Ua'F
reedy sults and outmost' at 018 sad
018 met half sr ,arse& eke do the mite
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