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A Dog
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and a ruin with an ill•fittieg
sit of clothe.' are in the settle heat—
Both Haadicappod !
1: ',oa area roan with clothes troubles
lave TAMAN diagnose your case. Ile
quite likely %vie prescribe A SLIT OF
DEC NTLY MADE CLOTHES at a pop-
ular price.
}le does not send his good. to out-
11•)thing manufacturers to be
THROWN together and Palmed off on
you for a CCSTOM )LADE SUIT, but
mikes the sults I.r hie Own Ctlatenlwork
shop Maur leg you a PERFECT TIT asci
BEST\WORK). NSHIP.
NEW SPRING'SUITINGS
OVERCOAT I NGS
AND
PANTiNGS
ARRIVINGARRIVING DAILY
`lira �'e 'I'_k MAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter, Ontario
Iuslnsss locals -- Read Them
Ladies' New Spring (.'oats art here, in
black and fawns. Just the kind youwant for Spring, $6, $7, $8.
PIANV. ANTED
A faun handat thio office.
New S/rriny Shirts for men in 1910
patterns. These shirts are made to fit
and are good crashers. Prices $1, 1.25.
wanted at once. Apply
HOY \,"ANTED to learn harness-neek-
ittg. Apply to P. FRAYNE, Exeter.
New Black Silks just arrival, lovely
soft tajetta, antra fine finish, suitable
for coats and dresses, 36 in. wide—price
$1, 1.25, 1.50.
Two ,:niturn sized, comfortable housesfor sale. Apply at this office.
PETS & RUGS—Tette largest
assortment of carpets and rugs ever
shown in 1•;xeter at prices: Carpets 35c
to 1.35 per yard, Rugs 6.75 to $40.
TFUR GAUNTLELOST.—On Mahn et.,Exeter, on Feb. 23rd, a brown fur gaunt
let with glove inside. Finder will con-
fer a favor by returning sante lc •he
Commercial House, Exeter.
IVALL PAPERi—Our neer wall
papers surpass any we hate ever shown.
All the newest ideas and design,t erre
shown. 5c 8c 10c 12ic 15c 20c 25c.
UUSiNESS BLOCK
of the best busineee—known as the Poet
particulars apply to
Exeter.
Ladies' and Men's "'outwear. WI'e are
sole agents for MISS (.'A.V.1D.4 shoes
for women and i/o 13ENESh'ORDshoesmen.for nn. Eery pair guaranteed. !'rices
>j3, 3.50, gll, 5.00.
2:,o CEDAR POSTS and 228 bunches
of ehlezles for sale. Apply to
DICKSON & CARLING
FOR SALE.—One
blocks in Exeter
Office Block. For
WELL.ELL. JOHNS,
CLEARING OUT SALE OF' BABANK-
RUPT STOCK at the Exeter Ilargaln
Stcre Ribbons, laces, embroideries,
waists. fancy collars, tilts, etc. 150
rnen's fine top tallies, all sizes at 115e.;
28 donnemen's neckties at 1:r and 30
cents; rubber and linen collars at half
price; 27 men's sults, ■lzes 33 to 30
Tess than half price; 240 pairs of shoesv,umtacturer's sampler,. at less than
wl.olesale prier. All these goods must
be hurried out to make room for anoth-
er stock.
D. W. F. fiEAVERS.
Successor to the late J. W. Ilrodcri k
Mr Wm. Taylor, who has bren vc:y
ill. rs improvl'lc, we arc leeaard to ray
"doryry A, hes..r . who ha. be:n 1)1 forsone, time. had euflicientlY recoviredas
to be :His Ic b: cut again.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
J.\NIES-ST MET11ODIST CHURCHtier. Richard Hobbs.obbs. Pastor
Sunday Public Worship-10.30orship-10.30 and 7.
Class S.tyles-9.30 a.m.:arrd atter Morn -
Ing Steatite and Wednesday nicht.
You .g eteri'x Criss and Catachuntens —
Su :day at 2 p. m.
Sunday School and Bible Classes— 2.30.
Epxor':a League—Tuesday 8 p. m.
Prayer Meeting—Thursday 8 p. m
4 4+++++++++ •
rqe shop fo► piono
We have the finest lines of
Fancy Suitings
Overcoatings
--AND
Trouserings
We are filled11ed up witb thenew-
est and best goodsood• for the mak-
ing of clothing, and we do the
making in the beat of style.
W. JOHNS
Meroka.t Teller. Rueter
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,• Ikl Allr/ek i 4116. Alai&ALAI' elk
Mrs. Yeeer to visiting in ClandeboYe.
Mrs. Geo. Fisher of town is qulte 111.
Mrs. John hunter is under the dor-
tor'tr care.
Mrs. Geo. Thoma Is 111 of pneumonia
at her home.
Rev. Collins was 111 two or three days
of last week.
Mr. J. \Yelper o1 'Lurie., is clerking
with Jo:,cs a May.
Pronounce rabies thus—re-be-ea, the
'•.' bong as in ate.
Mrs. Win. Rowcliffe, Loudo:; It sad
South, is on the sick Hat.
Earl Cookson is learning t.ai:,.se-
makinz with Mr. W. J. toter.
Mr. Join Colwlll is 111 o1 p:•eunio::ta
at the home of err. A. J. Ford..
Niles Cora Wilson of near Hensel! Is
learning dressmaking with MIs&* Torn.
Mr. Trios. Ilawkine was confined to
the house with a ncavy cold the latter
part of last week.
Mr. W. E. Sanders, Lake Road, Ste-
phen, 1e confined to his bed with an
attack of plcurlaY.
Mr. Thos. Flynn has been off duty
J11 the 0. T. It. section for several
days owing to illness.
Messrs. T. Ilawklane & Son are this
week moving to their new premises next
door north of Dr. Browning's.
Mr. Davis, o' the Jackson Manufactur
ing Co., has moved 'rom Clinton into
etre. Perkins' residence on William -et.
Mr. Earl Spackman has been transterr
cd from the eiolsons Bank at Alvinston
to the branch of the same bank at
Ottawa.
A little nephew of Rev. and Mrs. Sharp
and who is at present visiting at the
manse, is very 111, and was operated o:,
Ole week.
Mrs. Wes. Redden has purchased the
dwelling owned by Mr. Wm. II. Jones
Jchn street,. The price paid was $680.
Mr. Jones intends going West shortly.
Mrs. John Preazcator•, Sr., who has
been suffering from cancer for sone
time, 18 at present in a low state of
I'ealth and the end ie expected at any
time.
The mild weather ue last week has
reduced the depth of snow a very great
deal. and the water got away nicely.
Tne roads in the cou:rtry are in a ter-
rible condition.
Trios. Curry, the Indian, who was at-
reated here some weeks ago for steal-
ing clothes from the store of J. M.
Shepley, Falkirk. was sentenced last
week to three years at Kingston.
This Wednesday evening Rev. Mr. Bo-
wen, agent for the Western Ontario
13ible Society, delivered an illustrated
lecture in the Town Hall on the work in
Canada from Halifax to the Yukon.
Masers. Wes. Stone and Robt. Wilcox
until last week employed with Messrs.
Jones & May, and Alden Johns, who has
been with Mr. Jos. Senior, are visiting
at their homes in Colborne, prior to
leaving 'or the West.
The Advocate refused last week to en-
ter Into a big advertising contract with
the Simpson Co., Toronto. Sonne mon-
ths ago a similar offer was refused
with the Eaton Co. We often wonder
if the local merchants appreciate this
action on the Advocate's part.
The farm of the late James Ford was
sold at the Auction Sale last week, the
purchaser being Mr. James Willis of
the 3rd concession of Stephen. Mr. Iierb
Ford intends leaving this Thursday for
the West to reside. Mrs. Ford may
possibly take a trip west In the sum-
mer.
Tile funeral of the late Mre. Wm. II.
1'. Hooper took place on Friday last
to the Exeter cemetery. Among those
present at the funeral from a distance
wero Mr. Geo. Pedder of Chicago, Fred
Pedler of Pigeon, Mich., Samuel l'edler
and Geo. Sutherland of Ailsa Craig,and
John Hooper of Pennsylvania.
Rev. Morley D Madden, 13. A., one of
the best know:( of the younger minist-
ers of the London Conference, died at
Pine River. near Kincardine, last Wed
ncsday. ile was one of the several
young men who were ordained at the
conference in Exeter in 190e. The body
was taken to London for burial.
The treatment 'or rabies at the I'ae-
teur Institute, New York. of which we
hear so mu;•h In these days of t he mad
dog trouble, Is very simple. The pat-
ient is Ir:oculate3 with a virus to
counteract the poison. or.re a day on
both sides of the body. Just above the
hips—czccpt in children when the Inoeul
ation is made only on one side. No) at-
tention is paid to the wound. Patients
are Instructed to abstain from coffee,
tea and tobacco. The treatment Is kept
up for eighteen days. The doctors claim
that one who takes the treatment 1s
inamu:iv for a year. Treatment Is now
being given In Toronto.
The following apear•d 1n the Mail and
Empire on Saturday ender the hcaa of
alai queries arid answers ;—A. C., Ex-
cttr.—Qu.—A certain town lot was
sold several times, A. selling to B., and
13. subsc luently selling to C. When C's
solicitor searches the title it was found
ttutt In a preceding owner's deed it was
•rot stated whether he was married or a
bachelor. It cost 11. 440 to have the
title made goof. Qin l3. compel A. to
pay all or part of the cost 7 Ans.—it
Ilse obJeetion to the title was a valid
oee C. should have taken the obJcctiou
at the time he purchased from A.. and
and then he might have had some r Igl.t
to claim that A should pay t he expenses
of making the title, perfect. Ile has no
etch rig',t :.ow. lie cannot compel A
to pay ai.ything. nor on any reasonable
ground ask hint to do lke.
11110K H!S LEcI.—Lloyd Glanville. of
Londo::, formerly of Exeter. broke his
let by jumping from a rig owned by
the Parisian Lau:,dry Company• while
going his rounds the rear axle broke,
and Glanville lumped out. 1t1s foot
turned on the icy road. breaking the
bone between the knee and the ankle.
lie was taken to his hone and will be
laid up for sonny, weeks.
MARCH WEATHER—According to Rev
H1. ke a reactionary storm period is
traI on the 17th, 10th, and IPth,
,..i•,. moon at the eztreme north decline -
Coe. The storm chart also shows that
V.I. period Is near th^ center of hath
the Earth and Mars etuinoxes. it is a
to'nelde•.re not then In ages 'hat they
ahould fall exactly together on Mar. 21
V loient storms may or may riot occur
a1 tele I it ne. but on and teurhleg the
17th. 10th and 10th Is another time
to PURI ter faint slid prudent watchful.
•te•• std Lara'. C.,anee to rage barom-
eter and mute colder w111 route out of
tee nn•1OMeet blend these storms.
1
Mr J. I1. Scott spent Friday in Lon -
doe.
Miss Edith Moticur ::as returned after
a visit 1n Guelph.
Mr.. Wit. Dauncey left Saturday to
visit in \Wyoini,rg.
Herold Glerie *pent Sunday under the
ptre:ntal root at Lumley. .
Mr. i tee• Winnipeg
x ) ouvisited kir.
13. McInnis over Sunday.
etre. D. t^.rittelldc•t tcturtx•d Monday
to I'lyth, after a visit here.
etre'. \\'sir 1)u:,ca:l of \%'inch,t,ea Is
the guest of Mrs. J. 0- Jones.,
Mics Auld of Eirc- has resumes her
millinery duties at J. A. Stewart's.
Mrs. Perttard Thompson of Ifensall
el/Wei Mra. Thos. Hawkins last week.
\lids !toes I•'.nkbel.,cr of Berlin is the
eueet eer s,sl 1. Mrs. Beit Heywood.
Miss Edna 1' o.l.ek reluracd last week
font a visit 1n St. Marys and Arkona.
Miss Ethel Sweet left Monday to re-
eunie her millinery duties in St. Marys.
Miss Spackman of hayfield visited
her uncle Mr. John Spackman last wcee
Mr. A. E. Bennett left Tuesday morn-
ing on his return to hie home in tZil-
gary. 1
Mr. a:.d etre. Ceas leniget of St.
Thomas spent Sunday with relatives in
town.
Mr. A. E. I'yrn and family left Tues-
day morning for Car levale, Sask., to
reside.
Mr. Samuel Charley of Detroit is upend
Ing a few days with his mother, Mrs.
McCombe.
Miss Lulu Cud:nore is spending two
weeks with her cousin. Miss May Davis
at Clinton.
Mre. O. Francis of Tavistock was tl,c
guest of her brother, Mr. J. II. Scott
last week.
Mr. Oto. Weekes of New York Is here
spending a few days with his brothers
and sisters.
Messrs. Roy Luxton and Leslie Ford
lo't last weak for the West to spend
the summer.
Mr. Thos. Russell spe:.t a few days
with friends in Clinton the latter part
of the week.
Messrs. I. Armstrong and Harley San -
dere are in Coderich this week, eery -
Mg as Jurors.
Mr. George Weekes of New York ar-
rived here Saturday to viett his broth-
ers and sisters.
Miss Mary Carlin¢ returned last week
:rem a visit with her sisters in Nor -
wirer and Toronto.
Miss L. hunter of London was here
this week attending the Sklni,er-Comp •r
weddlns to Usbornc.
Mrs. Wm. Turnbull of Farqunar via
tied her sister, Mos. Beavers, and other
reletivo3 In town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Morley and daugh-
ter Enuna of Sedley, Sask., visited at
air. T. M. Kay's a few days last( weak.
Miss May Armstrong left Monday for
Luckr:ow to re.)pen her millinery store.
Her sister, Mise Ethel accompanied her,
Garfield Hodgert, soli of \Ir. A. E.
Ilod`tert, and Mr. Janes Gould of flay
leive this week with a carload of ef-
fects each for the West.
Mrs. Wm. Mace of Toronto and Mre.
Reg. Elliot of Norwich arrived Saturday
evenhne to visit at the home of their
brother, Mr. 1. It. Carling. Mr. and Mre
Mace leave Toronto shortly to reside
hi Winnipeg.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. England arrived
here Monday night from Sarnia, where
Mr. England has sold his business.
Ile left Tuesday morning for Calgary
while Mrs. England will retrain here
with her parents, Mr. and airs. John W.
Taylor for a time. Mr. R. N. Taylor
Intends leaving for Calgary to a few
weeks to reside In the hope of getting
relief from asthma from which he Is
troubled duri:is (he winters.
Mrs. Cinae. E. Locke o' 03 Keleyth
Road. Brooklyn. formerly Miss Oke ,pf
Exeter, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Florence Mildred Stewart.
to elidshfpman Harold Dc Forest Bur-
dick, U. S. N. of the U. S. S. Nc.
York.
Mr. 1. H. Hamilton of the 5th oon.
of Stephen Bold his 150 acres one Tues-
day last to Mr. Schroeder of Dashwood
who gets possession on Mar. 22. Mr.
Hamilton is having a sale on the 16th
and is then going to Vancouver island
to reside.
At a nadirs of the Wnccrvahvice of
Hay Township held in Zurich on Tute-
.fay, J. J. Meitner and J. A. Williams
were selected delegates and Dr. Qintp
bell and Johh Consit were appolntei al-
ternates for tic. Dominion Conve.itlon
to be acid at Ottawa le Jute -
Mr. E. A Foliar k's horse ran aecay on
mond.ay wills Mr. Colhngwood was de-
livering bread about town. it ran up
ei.trn street ae far .ae Mr. S. 13awden'e
former, when it turned cast u block,
then north, .t.ottly afterward losing the
top of the rte. The horst, continued its
ruff about (lace macs ou' the Thanics'
ltoad. Little damage, however, was
done.
CARD OF THANKS—The family of
the late Mrs. Oke doslre to thank the
friends for their kindly assistance dur-
ing the time of the illness and death
of their mother.
KF.STLE—Ii.1LL.—A pretty wedding
took place ou Wednesday, Mar. 9th. at
2 o'clock p.m., at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaiah Halls Exeter North. when
their daughter, Mies Emma Ilene. be-
came the bride of Mr. Henry John
Kestle of the 2nd con. of Stephen. The
ceremony was p trfornred by itev. E. A.
Fear in the presence of about twenty-
five Invited guests. the young couple
heine ,tattonei hi front of a beautiful
bank of flowers in the parlor. They were
unattended. The bride. who was given
away by her father. wore a princess
these of white mull, trimmed with lace
an,1 in,ertlon. Mr. David hall• brother
of the bride. played the wedding mar, h.
The ceremony and congralulatlons over
all partook of a sumptuous wedding
dinner. atter which thr young couple
took the eaten; train for Windsor. De-
troit and Kdlerllsioo, where A rerrp-
line will he held. Tn• t-ide's fol:,
away dress walk of navy blue with' :eat
to match. On their returri they will
mike their hent, on the 2nd 01 Stephen.
Mr. and Mr.. Kestbt hav • the hearty
con;ratulatlnes and brat wishes of
The Advocate.
REDUCED ONE WAY RATES TO CAL
T, ORNIA. MEXi(tO. I*RiTIS11 COL•
(MPIA, OREGON. WASHiNG-
TON. ETC
in site t rle Grand Trunk Beltway
System daily until Apr 1 1510. secure
tickets and further Information from
Grand Tru•tk Arr•.ta. n• addreas
M' Ise•..tld. D. 1'. A. O. T. ley.. Terve, .,
Ont
)IOOIIESVILLF..
Mr. W. J. Hodgins has reetcd Ole
tarn to Mr. McDonald of Him and will
have an ezle,uivc axle this epting.—Mr.
Wnr. Slrnpstm has sold tur tarns on
the 2nd of lllddulph to Wilbur !tering-
ton and realized a handsome figure for
sold,
— Ile
it. Mr. John Bloonif1c13 has
slo='e and property adJoit:in* to \\'tllla.n
Hirepson.weir. and Mrs. Geo. Bloom-
field are moving to Bytoit where 1 tray
will still contit.ue the store bustnees.
We all wish theme succeaa.— elisres
Petri and Bea `:ntpiO*: attended tate
welling of Mus Cora Muir of Herman
on \,'eine:day last.—M1. Irving Nell left
:or 11...- Northwest last week, where he
intends takiol up land. We are sorry
to lest him ftpnl our midst but wish
tint eecry success.—Mr. Sutton of Wy-
onun: ie visiting friends in this
Vicinity.—Mr. Jas Park of Lucan is
calcine; stock in our general store.—Mr.
Free Sin -me -el Is rushlm8 things 1n the
gorse e:.e at pre !tit.—ells! Gharlott:
Ely/aids is on the sick list.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR1A
GRAND TRUNK SY's EM
HOMESEEKERS'
Excursions
to Western Canada
(VIA CHICAGO)
including certain points on GRAND
TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY.
April 5, 19; May 3, 17, 81.
June 14. 28; July 12, 20.
August 9, 23: September 0, 20.
WINNIPEG} $3200
and return $
EDMONTON 42.50
and return
Tickets good for 60 days.
Proportionate rates to principal
points in MANITOBA, SASKATCH-
EWAN and ALBERTA.
For patuphlete giving llstand partic-
ulars of "FREE HOMESTEADS"
•' Lands for put chase along the (iratid
Trunk Pacific Railway," apply to
J. J. KNIGHT. Depot Agent. Exeter
or address J. D. McDONALD, D.P.A.,
G. T. Ry., Tot unto.
OUR GLASSES BEAT THE
WORLD
Why? Because they never go back on
us. We have an unbroken record of eat -
lofted patrons.
IT IMPAIRS EYESIGHT
to wear glasses improperly fitted to
your eyes .
We never allow that to happen. Theta
why our customers have good eyesight
It isn't damaged by worthless glaesee.
W. S. IIOWEY. Phrn. B.
Chemist and Optician.
Exeter, Ontario.
Purchased
BUS and DRAY
Business
Having purchased the BUS
and DRAY busines, of MR. WM.
ARNOLD, 1 desire to announce
to the Public of Exeter that I am
prepared to give you the best of
satisfaction in work connected
with the business. For the pres-
ent orders left by phone or other-
wise at THE ADVOCATE OFF.
iCE. PHONE 25, will receive
prompt attention.
T. G. Creech
PLEASE THE C>;X)K
Arid benefit yourself and fantily by us-
ing MODEL flour. it bakes so much
better and go'. so :nuc* farther that
ordtnnry brands.
THE USE OF e1ODEL FLOUR
means totter bread. biar•ult.. cake, pit.
etc.. in your home. and more of therm
too. Order a pack to -day. Tt.e 12111
time you need flour you'll Insist on
have,/ the MODEL braced areal If it cost
more. But it doesn't. '
Mannfaet'Ired by
HARVEY BROS.
EXETER•
ONTARIO
Miss Myrtle Cook of Clifford resited
Mr.. Quance Tuesday evening, on her
w.ty to Grand Bend to resume her rnlli-
ir,cry dut'er wl h Mr. Antos.
1
1
4 All the BEST GRADES of
flour always an hand.
Breakfast Foods such as
OATMEAL, WHEATLETS &
TOASTED WHEAT FLAKES
Oatmeal, i lbs for 26c
Poultry Foods & Feeds such as
PANACEA, OYSTER SHELLS,
GItIT, CRUSHED BONE, LIN-
SEED MEAL, 011.. ('AKE and
FLAX SEED.
1
illsAls.//mAka >1kAllketilLs i1,
FLOUR
Breakfast
Foods
Feed and Seeds
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1
1
Wm. Rivers 1
Old Stand • EXETER,
OireMwee ic CCCirefIC CiwireL
THE BEST
Bread
Can ably b. gotten Irom the lest floor
- Ths t01108 int treads are uueicelled
-Try, *hundred ,,ext time fou Tale
Try One of These :
JEWELL (Ontario Blended)
PURITY (wester. Caeals rout Mille)
Lease )our order! oe •••11 up
Phone
R. G. Seldon, Exeter
MaaaaaaasaateaaaaaaaaeA
EXETER UAREET$e
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat 105 105
Barley 50 5(1
Oats, :.,5
Peas 14J !
Potatoes, per bag 50
Hay, per ton 1:1 00 14 00
Flour, per cwt., family 2 00
Flour, low grade per cw 1 50 1 55
Butter 20
Eggs 24
Live hogs. per cwt 8 90
Shorts per ton..... 24 00
Remit per ton 23 00
Dried Apples 11
Remember the Name ---
liiil�
Rowe & Atkinson
Bear in mind that at their store is the
place to buy FURNITURE. We have
a fresh car load in now and every-
thing will be found at the RIGHT
PRICE to SUITE the purchaser.
Give them a call ...
Undertaking and Embalming a Specality
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors,
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
Magnificent Display Of
Spring Dress Goods
You will be surprised to see the immense display
of New Dress Goods. surpassing in variety and value
any previous year.
All the New Weaves are shown in the very ne\c-
est shades.
You should not fail to see them before the lines
get broken.
At 25c Yd.
Good Black and White Checks
or Colored Plaids, all 40 in. wide
and an especial value for 25c.
At 75c Yd.
This is our popular priced
goods and comes in all the best
shades, plain or shadowed atrin•
ee in the best 75c goods on the
market.
New Spring
Coats
Our first shipment of the new
Spring Coate are to hand. `ice
striped covert Coating or beaut-
iful blacks. Have a good look
at them and see the low prices.
At 50c Yd.
New French Worsteds in all
the fashionable shades. Also a
54 in. all wool Panama in Black,
Bine. Brown or Oreen.
At $1 Yd.
Immense collection of Novelty
Suiting, in solid or two -toned
effects. You will find in this lot
some exclusive suiting in the
very ewellest shades.
New Waistings
We are showing a very dainty
line of new waisting! for Spring.
All kinds and all colors. A very
special line of silk and wool at
Only 50c Yd.
Gents' Furnishings
for Spring
New Spring
Shirts
Just arrived. 20 dozen of the
bestet. We are sole sellers of
the W. (3. & R, Shirts and our
patterns and colors are abeai of
other seasons.
New Easter Ties
Ycu will need • new tie for
Baster. We have just opened
up the niftiest bunch ever shown
Exeter. All the oew Botllab
and American ideas are shown
in them.
New Spring
Suitings
We are known for the good
quality and style of our tailored
suite, This Spring our array of
Suiting, are worth looking after
The pekes are right. Don't you
want one P
NewSpringCaps
We book heat on Oaps, and
no wonder, for the amount we
soil. Our cap trade Is on the
jump, Celle boys and see the
Rood stuff for Spring.
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
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fl