HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1912-5-9, Page 1RUGS, WALL PAPERS AND LIN.:
QLEgg8-dye 31ave put dh a beautiful
line of Bugs and Lilaaleuhrs and carry
a largle WI -gbh
of,samailes of Wall
Papers, Wiirt I We,can obtailh ger you.
at shortest notice. No, don't believe that
you ear ftii(nd a better all roundplace
to ftt out; the hone than right at
this store; JAS. BEVEIIL81Yt, the lead-
nag funeral director and furniture nian,'
it opposate CQ mercfal. ,Hotel.
TWENTY-FIFTH
EAR
EXETER,. ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 97 1912.
HIGH QUALITY FLOUR
We radar a geed deal these days about
bu7lding uP to a standard, not dowta
to a twice, Model Flour is a splenditt.
example.
The popularity .of our brand, to due
to, '_its superior .qualities. Net a °st ria
is lett unturned to make MODELthe"
best Siour.' We have a geOd assortment
oaf feral and lots 'mare corrin --HAR-
VEY I3ROS,
NDER;3 & CREECH
Iocat Items
Mr. Jas.Walters returned from the
Soo last week.
Mr. Robert Reiland. sof London spent
Saturday 91. town.
•
Mr„ James Handford and daughter,
'Miss Annie, returned Monday eventing
from Toronto, where the former attended
the horse show,
afies Fanny Bavwden of London, Enw.,
arrayed ,here on Thursday last and will
spend a fever weeks w"tt relatives; the
guest of her brother, _Sr, Peter Bawdet7,
_.Iesars, Percy G_lies, Fred Bawden, C.
I-IeYwa ad and Gerald, Hurdon were in
I,,ot2dan MQnday, Gerald; has beets, offer-
ed_ F't" pose 1,01.1 as #fg€t writer In the city
;rt;d wilt aeeept. at.
:Nara. J Wallis Rowell is on t'tt stela Chas. Grat'ton of WaartoEXETER was in town R SCSCHOOL, ICEPORT....
lEat tie week.
Mr. Harry Parsons of London spent Gordan Taylor of CVanton was home
H. S. Department
l: ori t 'III., fest .P'`" ndjaat,,one, :ay
1.9x2, -Normal Entrance, honors, S.1'etty
80,7, G Gopoland 8027; Pass, G Pass-
; na:'en 69.1, °E, Case 68,3, E Hunk'' 66,6
Woad 60, lei Arty `60.
Jun'or Matriculatl,sn, +S, Petty 71.3.
The above maned candidates' are re-
eotnmended .ar therespective exa#Hina^
toes in June, 1912. ,
Weidenhammer, B. A., Pain
', S. i)ePartttlsllt
I3eara 4--S 4, honors, Cannan Powell
87, Reta Bowe 79, Alma, Mack 77,, Matti*
fee Serio.. 76, Anna Bela 75; ?ass, Mei-
vil Giadrrau" 71, Gordon. E.tntale £,9,
?sM.nnie :gay 68. Harry' Para0aa 68, Karl
at aleithaantner 66, Jov FollietC 65, Olive
iacde€laid 63. N. ort ro11 24, average
attemdairee =t.?.
Sunday hexa. •
?dirr, 'Robert Leathern of London fa m
town t';*i s week,
I. R. Cavi` and S. G, Ba,wden were.
London l+.ilonday..
M' -ss Riadon of Bendel 'vtsited Mrs.
W. J. Heaarran Pa '.tt oC 'the week, •
Mrs. Weider.2l4gmer vias. caked to
Stetsvalle last 'week owing to the m-
nesa of hes father:
lir, sa1hs, aala$it9 of Calgarry arrived
here east vreeic to viatt Mrs. Mania, whet
cos been tliegu0a3,ts of herr mother, Mrs.,.
D. Johns. for sta.'rte weekar
Miele Fanny Bawden, daughter of the
Rate i\ Allaire Dawden, who is on a tqut'
around elle <vorld, wailed, gray V"anceavel°,
frem Srdtney, Mistraliaysrn flay 8,
8dito RS StIPR1.tE5
MECHANICS EINE TOOLS
NAitS.G1ASS,PUITY
IROHALPEr FTTIKS
Here's Something
You Will Soon Need
�e 1rCtvc et full. stock of
J. Al
Bruce's Seeds..
Cleveland Coiled SprinE Wire
I3raee Weav2ltg and barb Wlie
Portland' Cement
I'a nes, ' rualies, Oita, 'arl:isltier;
Glans Lacqueret Duebano
Curi :at Stretchers
Garden Tools .of all kinds
Rakes, Shovels, Hoes, etc.
A New Perfection
1Blue Flame Oil Stove
OR A
Detroit Vapor Stove
1leattts Easy Cooking.
It buries 'more air and less gasoline khan
all others.
Ist.r eet Combust,".oni.
S'xnpie and. Durable.
No Stroke, No °dal:
ABSOLUTELr SAFE
CARLING'S
PHONE 18
Great Big
Clearing Sale
Everything in wall paper, linoleums, carpets and
dress goods must be sold., A dollar saved is a dollar
made so come to us and let us convince you that we
can make money for you.
1., inoleums A choice pick e to from, Regular
$2.40 for $1.99'
clear at .a discount of 25
Carpets All car tits to e.
h P,
per cent-
Wall
ent
Wall Paper at a discount of 25, `
pe 'cent.
of at a
. to be sold foodAll
Dress s dressgoods
g ha
discount of 20 per cent:Prints, Gin�'.... msi.
Ghana
brays: : Regular 12 arida half for' -Ile. Foulards
� -
c Mulls regular 50e. for' 24c.
regular 25c.� for 21 g
Lace Curtains are of the latest designs and -
come and see
are well worth your while to_
them.
Highest
tt
rices paid for all kids of Pm& eee
over Sunday,
Dr, L. L Follrck of St. Marys was in.
town Sunday.
Mr, Frank Woad returned Saturday.
groin a iybnth's trip west.
Was Mary Ealkwill was in Parith.El1
and Ansa Craig last week -
Chester Coultis and a friend` motored
aver from Stratford Sunday.
4r. Well Smite of Acton spent a day
w;tl1 W. J. Statham` Mr, Smith' and ?sirs
Statl,aan spent Tuesday O. Seaforth. o
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Itanshed ea De-
troit are. visiting at the 1>worne of Mr.
and Mrs, Isaiah Hall, F;eter North.
;'dire. Wan. Taylor of New Y•orlt arrived
ka few' days ago to wast ot"t her sister,
Lrs. War. 1.7eibral ge of Llebarne, '.v to
at' -11 continues quite 111.
Mrs, D, W. Collins and family return-
ed Thursday from thea• visit with rel-
atives at Blrr, the children having re^'
covered front theix attack of 'measles.
;+Mrs, Ogelea uPder;S42ng e.n opera-
tion in IJamdon this Week.
Sandy 13a'wdelt expects 11.:s new auto,
"A Bee" five passenger car, 011ie week,
Frank Hallett, jr,, 'roved this. week,
from Km -aa Stmt to tie residence of
the date airs, Geo. Eaerett on 31ai,alrst.
D'.v;alon Court was held in the Town
`tart Wedllt:sday when Judge Holt d;s-
paced ,of a minor case and a couple ol`
Mud tart summa's,
I1r,Rloulst,a1 and J.M. Southeat sup,
plied for Bev, a1,`.11yar't1 Ctrl Sunday it
H•,Insall and Xivasell May will supply
fac I sv. Wits ;`7i Credit It on Sundati',
'I' Nro a n's Mnst;tute desire the as-
sistance of as many or thio amen as eairA
coma at their two planting bee at the
river sld4' on Friday a!'ter3q,on nest,
Prem2 to 5 o'clock.
Snow=lalc� corresPandermt says.-- \V
maw, tel Tearer that 3. F. Drew is
tiler i'r'e weatlllar, Dr. Corbett has
1„ on. °'n atte1ndance. We hope he will
sears
tra around again.
The men who ;in tete final accounting
find tha largest balance to their credit
•.n the book o life, are those who,
were more concerned about wlutt they
owa;d to others than alr?ut what others
owed tQ them,
Mr, Fred. _d!3t0, 'whale throwing bile%
tea at scaffold at the new house being
erected by Wears. Snell and _Marchand
,
0, Vosper, teacher.
EN HURON LICENSE I
STIGsTION,
?$11rh corxfl.cting evidence was heard
n
the alled,ged bribery rase a1n con-
t'Cnli wlt'.i Mlle liquor Ilcenses at God-
s i last week Chairman .Patterson
sweari33a that Farr, air hetet keeper or
Clcdaaie3, offered hart $300 to protect
his l:eanse, ' and Farr sae -ea -ring that!
Patterson demanded $500 tet do the
trick. The department is now' in pos-
st ee'01 of the evidence and intereat-
:mg developments were eon ev-dent. As
m'Isult of the davestigatUQn the 01074.11u
of G'odc r;c t have presented a p0111101)
to 1..,c ceunc 1 asking that the by-law
to elrtluca the number of licatnses ;be
yes+isrded, ¶ ,e reasons advanced ; etre
tont ' rcduct';'olr does .net dcer;ease the
sal.; of 1uor, and 'docs reduce 'toe
dat.Ton,
aepor of Coralmiissioner'Eudo Saun,
tiara w,'aa qut ly aeted upoi by Haas. W,
.r. Hansa, Prov.atclal Secretary, wititthe
result tl.at L'cetise Inapaetor Jaequltl1
and Chai'nian Patterson have been re-
newal ,ram oif:ee. Tad latter had rc
Waned previously and his rosignattan is
Zea;ep,cd and M. Ilanna cia.,lnss that Mr.
lsquth's uaefulneas bad ,bone, since he
said ler had been offered a bribe and
had rot reported to the departmneot..
W, M. S. CONVENTION
uiu:tc a number of Exeter ladies attend,
d the 17th annual convention of the
an Tuesday, 'ano of rho brick. fell riff, E e)er District Women=s Missionary
striking Trim on the. head, inflicting an So., pry :at Clandt9 oye nan Tsnursday last,
ukly scalp 'wound ; wlb!etr t;aolk bevos'`"l +,a.a+f'i,Cw':.' ,nenha,r were .present and a
Stlt(Mss 10 close.
A. )1. WRIGHT DIES- Artini'., W.
Wright, 005 of the best known men in
Michigan, and well-known to many here,
and war) n+.arried a, former Exeter lady,
Miss Anna, Case, daughter of the late
William Case, died; at his home 10,
Alma, Mich., Sunday last. Although _Mr.
Wright had abeoht in poor health Since
an injury he sustained about twsa yore
ago an a Sall axiom laths, carriage, his
death was due to a stroke of paralysis
he suffered about one week a't;a \Mich
5 an in all her history has produced
ed no stranger character an the conn
merc"alai world than Amtnl W. `Wright,
who after 89 years sof strenuous life,
acquired a fortune estimated at more
than $40,000,000. Endowed' by nat-
ure 28th a masterful mind, supported
and strengthened by a hardly physique
both of which by surroundings were do-
veloped leo the highest types of perfect
manhood, he stood during his remain -
ring years, a true case of the survival
of .the fi'ttiest. air: Wright came from
the most r bt Nqw England
stock;
He was born in Vernaont in 1822, and
made that state has home until 1.950.
Oh March 6, 1848, Mr. Wright was
married in Roch+th ghia<m, Vt., tp, Miss
Harriet Barton, ie. native ,of 'that state.
George .N. Anita Bi:, Caroline S., and
Arthur P. Only one survives, Sarah
H., now, the Wife of Dr. Lancashire,Mrs,
Five children were born, Sarah H.
Wright died June 30, 1884, and on
Dec. 21, 1885,_..'r. Wright married Miss
Anna Case, of Exeter:
STEPHEN COtiNCIL.
The council n1etain Credition,, on the, 6th
of May. All _nemberrs present. The
minutes of t115 .previao'us meeting werel
read and adopted,.
J711aott-Sellerman-"That the Assess-
ment Roll as fisted with the Clerk, be
accepted and that the Assessor, Js,oeph
Guinan, be paid hay salary:" -Carried.
Finkbeiner-Yearley-"That By-law No
191 been;, a By-law appointing the Path -
master, Pound keepers and Fence view-
ers, having been read the third time
be passed and signed, by ,the'Reeve and
Clerk` and ;the ,seal of the Corporation
attached thereto Carrisd.
IIellerunan-Elliott-"That 'By- law- NO.
192 being a, By-law to appoint Henry
F. Eilber Charles Stei'nhagon ': and Tho -
mac Webb, inspectors to enforce what
is commonly known as "The Cattle By-
law'. their divisions ; Cion. 'L to
Con, 9 line ; C1on, 10 ,to Con. 17 tric ; and
Con : 18 to the -weste n boundary of the
Township respectively, having r been read
the third time, be passed and signed
by tho' Reeve and Clerk; and the;; seal of
the Corporation attached thereto-Ca1r-
r ed,
'Elliott -Kellerman -"That Alonzo 'Hod-
gins bpi appointed overseer of the con-
strue -Lon of the-conorcte abutments and
floor of the, small, br,:dge en the L.
I E. Concession and Councillor Fink -
bo ter'tlhe abutments and floor of the
0ri,dgc on the 21st Concession. -Carried,
l'earacy-Elliott-''That the' Township
Court inf.' Rev,bConi,o the Aasesksrnteitt
Rol. be held in the 0;;: Crediton
on Monday, .:he 27th rdayof -May next
at Ig a nn., -Carried,
resolved . that Gravel. Contracts
shall be lei at tilt r1cxt Couuc.rl ..neet-
aag at 2 p.nis
A large Ouinber of accounts 'vyero pass-
ed which will appear 11 next: issue.
The cou11O11 adjourned to Beet again
zo a 7 h, ,of May nest -atA T„0 `i,int.a„r
1f 'Sony program given during the morn-
ing-, afternoon. and evening aeasiana.
The usual reports shown, ;''ogress
were received. MMuaical selections were
given by the 'Clandebeye choir, Gran-
ton Auac.1inry, Mrs. Orme of Lucan and
Mra. E. Bice, and diddreases by Mass
Verga, i?. returned anis aionary from
Ch'nn and -Miss' E.11cKenzie of London
The Clandeboye ladies furnished refresh -
Meats. The nest meet --ng will be held
in Parkifill.
MOUNT CARMEL.
It Goderch, o11 April 23rd, _Miss Nora
Lennon ,of .this ,place was ,happily mar-
ried to Simeon Stiles of Seattle, Wash.
Tile bride's .many friends here wish
both. herself ;and groom; many happy
years of wedded 11!e. -A number from
here attended the ball, at Exeter Friday.
-Sandy Greenlee is alT smiles at the
arrival of a son.-i4r. Patrick Buckley,
and 'sister canna of Mooresville called,
on friends .here Monday. -Mrs, BTggaal
and 'little daughter of Niagara• visited
her .mother,.. Mr's. Lennon, fora fe wt
days last week. -Mr. T. J.jHa11, aurap;op
ular merchant and postmaster, was on
the -suck list for a, few days last week.
-lairs. Ryan and daughter Masses An-
nie and. Margaret, and Mrs. Sullivan of
London attended the funeral of the late
Hugh. Ryan on Monday.
It becomieas our sad duty to chronicle
the death of Hugh Ryan, who dled on
May 4th, at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ryan, aged 34
years. Deceased shad been i'11` _for sev-
eral months ,lot lung trouble and his de-
cline had been slovr but 'sure. He spent
the past 111115` monthenat Gravenhurst and
three yree4es ago he was obliged to re-
turn to has home, incurable,. Hughwas
a young span of 'sterliing character, He
leaves td mourn has 'despise his sorrow
fins patents, seven brothers and three
sisters, besides a host of friends, who
have Our 'sympathy. The six brothers
acted as pall bearers. The remains -were
interred in the R.C. ceriietery here on
Monday at ",11 lain'
The many friends: 0,2 Mr. Timothy
CoughLO are pleased lto know that 115
+s rapidly improving. at St. 'Joseph,Fl.os-
pital' and will sdon be able to return to
his home.
W HALFIN.
Gi,ANDRBOYE
The Women's Institute held rte reg-
ular meetanS' at the name Of Mrs. Al<.;
sley Neal, -Mr. Peat; Seale of St. Marys
spent Sunday w:4tat Mr. E,. Bice.-M,r.
Doyle of Exete w,a.s in town purchas-
ing
urchas-h horses to ship West. -Mrs. Addi
son is spending a few- daye with, rel
a'tiaves acre,• -Mr, E, :Mundy is spending
a few days wit relatives 'in London.
air;. Weeley Henssy and,` Austin Bice
spant Sat llrday w6 friends in E.reter,
-Mr. Geo. Adarneon of Strathroy spent
a few days do town aeeently.-It ev, Sage
of London conducted the services in St.:
James' Church oa Sunday„ --Mr. 11. G.
Seidon of E<eteaa jntends rebuilding the
grain stare ,here in A Lew days. -Mr.
Roy S'.caaps i 11ss ,last received a eon-
ign meat o t encepasts from' Wisconsin
to d"aspraae ot.-,J, 13:. aaticanatart, who tier
tlitA Past yam, hoe been assdatant at the
atat`.on here, leas-eeeiveel a. position on
than Ca T,l'- and w^i'i take up his duties
• Lloyd Asabdon of London visited his
grandfather, Mrs. 3a,s. Gunning, over
Sunday. --Mr.'' and Mrs. John Wren of
Blanshlarrd spent Sunday at, Mr. Albert
Gunnngs.-The annual meeting of the
Stthday Sclilolol was held last Tuesday
evening, the, pastor, Rev. B1atch2ord,
presiding. The election of officers re -
'Suited' as :''follows, --Supt., J. D. I3a,ze1-
wood; Assocla.te-Supt.,- Frank Gunning;
Scc'y, John Wright Treas., Jphn Hodg-
son ;,; Orgaii;`.Ist; 1Verda Morley. Reports
from, :the varilous committees sho'wed'the
'school advat ci(ng In every departm{'ni
of the -werk.-Quite- a. nunniber 11 this
v1clnity are . done;, seeding, the grOund
woarle'rig ver` g1ood. 't1ais spring.
PAINTS/JURY
E, I3, ISrnyt,h>: left ,here for :?t.lbwrta'
one day last week. He;inte.ndu rexaaaa9ll
ala for sometime. -Mixte Cora Washantra
or Guelph vis,ted around bore fur a 4,'.w
days last wee t --Tne people et St, Pat-
r,cic"s almur•eh intend holding a. cancer(
sled supper on 11ay; 24th in. Baeey` =mean;
oral Hall. WWatch for b t1e i11 the neat'
Future -Mr, 'arid gra. Geo. Godbolt of
,Sultao:ne visited on 1110 Taw -;line 0:1
Sunday last,. -Farmers are about :'r.
Leh, l seeding +routed here, --Vera Davis
wlto has been laid off from school vlath
alazaslea afet 'sametame,is{ able to 00 out
aye n - lictaez• Davis and Vera, aleti ;son
arra Tao, a tai"td up with 1nmeasle8 but are'
uSIIoitNE.
Sahelal report or , S. S. No. 1, L'Fsborne
•--Entraltrto, W. Dauaal, Q,
Ifarris, J, :Dougal, M. Strang, O. MRaw-
rliffo, 13, Harvey.' IV. Class -3i, Dow,
Jarrett, L. Seine, K. Sanders,
111'l, V. Bel), R. Dick. 111, Claes-'M,
Dougal, G :6Loa.'•, 0. „leu, E. Ca0€1,
ytdehell, L oke, L 'Nell, It Jlo1r, Sr. II,
W Salves, L 'Purdy, A Strang, Q Dew, T
Dougall. Jr. 11., ,P Iiarr1+s, F :ei:ichell,.
ki Welad, M Sclace, 17 Cudnrore. Sr,1 t,
1, J Stacey, tit Purdy Pt. 1,A,', 11.lfofar
Pa I, I3., 0 Down, la Harvey, V Dunn,
F, Nc61, J, Oka. abvern c attendance 38.
-W. i3. 1;',yttall, ''teacher.
BIRTHS
McGillicuddy -In. Exeter, May '7t11, to
Dr. 3. E. and _Ira.. T,MeG:llieuddy„a son.
Shophcrd-On N. 13., :iMeGillivray,, on
April 25th, to Mr, and Sire. David'
Shepherd, a daughter.
Goodhand-In Corbett, on' April 26th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Goodhand, r,l
daughter.
Ga11-At Grand Bend, on April,. 190, fo
\fr. and Mars. John G:11, a son,
_MARRIAGES
Stgwatrt-Greer- At the bonne sof: the
bride's pairents, ITay, on May 8, Jahn
W. Stewart of T3sb1ornxe, to Miss 131ad-
ley May, daughter of 4r. and airs{
Janice Green.
Hodg'ne-l-Iunter--,In Usborite, on May
8th, at the home of the bride's: par=
ants, Mr, ,James 0. IIodglne to. Miss
F,Lca J., ,daug:hter or Mr. and Mrs.
Phan Hunter.
Jenk'ais-E1]iatt-I11 Stephen, at the
:home of the bride's par ents, on May
1st, W. A.a Jenkins of London, to
alis Kathryn Elliott, daughter of
t 5r. and Mrs. W. R. Elliott.
DEATHS
Wean --Near -Crediton, May 7, aMathow
Wein, aged 75 years. Funeral ,-Friday
Ryan -At Mt. Carmel May 4, Hugh Ry-
an, aged •34 years.
Coyne -In Habbext, en April 25th, P.
Coyne aged 82 years.,
Love Is a dream, but 'Marriage is an
alarm clock.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In ;the 'latter of the Estate of Har-
riet Payne, late of the Township of
Stephen, fin the County' of Huron, spin-
ster, deceased."
Notice is thereby given pursuant to the
Statute in that Behalf, llxat all persons
having claims against the estate ,of the
said TIarriet Payne, deceased, who died
on or about the 23rd day of January,
1912, are requited, 011 or before, the
18th day of May, 1912, to send by post
prepaid, or to deliver to Kenneth Good-
man, of the Town of Parkhill, in the.
County of Maiddleseic, Solicitor for the
,Executors of the last Will and Testa-
ment
estamint of the said deceaased, dull partic-
ulars of tOelr claims arid statement of
their accounts, and of the nature and
value of the secur tiles, if any,. held by
thein, duly ver'2c0d.,
And take • notl1ce that after the said
18th day of May 1912, the said e*
eeutors wcdl proceed with the distribu-
tionthe assets of the said deceas-
ed amongst thio persons entitled there-
to, , PhavCng : regard only to, the claims vof
which notice shall them have been re-
ceived, and:. that they will:: not be liable
for the assets, or any part thereof, sp
d%etributed,' to any person or persons
of whose clam they shall not then have
had notice.
JOHN S1iERRITT,
S_AMulaL ;WEBB, Executors,
by KENNETH GOODMAN
Plein Solicitor.
Dated at P,a ichi'll:this 23rd day of April
A. D., 1912.
Notice to Contractors
HARPLEY ' A'•Gontiract to construct an ropeun'ditch
about iii rods long on Lot 27, Con. 4,
Messrs. Patrick of Yorktan? Sask.. are Tea,w;ishCp oaf Usbor e, .being a new out-
visitifg, t01511. sister; Mrs. Roy Shersitt, let- Cur talc' Anderson Drain; --also to
-- 11'i+as 1di'tllu Taylor cSllcd ion . , her repair part' of the old dltali-wi1I be let
f:rielad, Miss V. M. Siherritt Saturday, .by Auction ori Satundcy,. hxay "11th, at
Miss Maliel Creon 10110 has been he+p- 5 o'cloOk gni 51 aftcrtiaill at the -local
inn; Airs. Thos., Ltove IOU a few we55k' , 'iy, of 151 work. Specifications will be
retttriied tc lacy h1as'''e,,at Brewster Satur- furnished ' at 1110 time of .letting.
day. -'vi ass t11U4'nlel Faille of the Parkhill A 'PUNKIN, Reeve.
6,8perit Sunday at honne. t ` P . IQRLDY, 01 rk Tann`.
Surnrner
Wearing
Apparel
OUIL Sq OCIs Cala SiJAIME1t WEAR»
ING AiAI'A'ilEL, .IS COMPLETE IN E•4':
ERY LINE--IiOTJGHT '1VITII A VIE1'Y',
TO GIVING WEA BERS THE COOLEST
.1,NDD MOST CO3MFORT,bIILE, CLO 'Y 1'
INC FOR VIE WARM WEATHER.
A• GREAT IJEAI. Ola YO2JR PLEAS-
1131 AND cam-FoI3,T DEPENDS 0
Tp'I1 STYLE, aVEXOXIT AND Fr 01
'i.'OUR CLOTHES. THE "TAMAN" SOM
_1EIt GOODS STAND FOR "E:tSE AND
CO3MFORT."
CALL 1N ANI) 13XA2XINE :')C2511;
GOODS.
A FEW OF THE LINES ARE AS
l"OLLOW,-
COMI3INA:TION UNDERCLOTHING.
TWO-PIECE UNDERCLOTHING.
SOCKS: AND, HOSE IN SILKS,
CASH1.f1:1t1 AND LISLE.
WINDSOR OVERALLS Ila BLUE,
KHAKI, BLACK., ETC.
NEGLIGE SHIRTS.
LOW COOL ,COLLARS.
SOFT COLORED COLLARS.
SOFT 'FELT HATS.
STRAW HATS.
PANAMA, HATS.
RAIN COATS. a
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Range
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RANGE WE ARE SHOWINGG OF?
READY-TO-WEAR AND MEASURED'
SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS AND
T'ROUSERINOS. ISN'T 5IT A SATIS-
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THI13G "TIIAT'S^-i3IGIIT" FOR THIS
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STYLES AS YOU ARE Y?r GETTING IT
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