HomeMy WebLinkAboutExter Times, 1910-11-24, Page 1FARMERS ! ATTENTION!
How about your favorite veterinary reme-
dies. Pratt's, W inan's, Dow's, Herbageum,
$ackney,•Itoyal Purple, Kow•Kure, Ameri-
can Horse Tonic and Veterinary Specialty
Co. Always in stock a cotnplete aeeorNpent
of theabove well-known veterinary remedies
Special attention to private recipes.
COLE'S DRUG STORE.
£IIIRTY•SEVENTH YEAR—NO 1034
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Huron & Middlesex Gazette
REXALL
RHEUMATISM 11tIATMENt'
It touches the spot and the rheuwatiew is uo(
Rexall Rheumatic Iterneoy 50 cents.
Retell Rubbing Oil 51) cents.
Price for complete treatment $1.00. If it
fails to cure we refund all the money you
pay us. hair offer --Try it ---At our Expense
COLE'S DRUG STROE
EXETER, ONT , CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21th 1910.
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JONES & MAY'S
Phone No. 32.
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• none too early to start on your purchasing tour. Do it early and •
you won't be rushed in the last few days. We have made prep-
Christmas
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&rations for a large Christmas trade and you will find us head-
none
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quarters for you to do your shopping. Lots of New and Daintyt
things will be found here to gladden the heart cf anyone. Come •
along and see our nice display of Christmas goods. You are sure
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•I • FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS FANCY LINENS t t
We are showing piles of The nicest display we have •
• New Xmas handkerchiefs in ever had. Fane Tray Cloths, •
Tea Cloths. Doylies, Runners,
Plain. Fancy or Silk. Hund- ,.
• reds to choose from, Centro 1 tecee in Fancy • •
sc. up to ir.00 Drawn work and Embroided. : •
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♦ • Make a nice present. A Are all different again this t
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is year. They aro real stirs and
tshown here at very tow prices are sure to strike your fancy. • •
All styles in Black and Tan. All colors.
t.00 to $3.so each. 25c each to $1.00
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WARM FURS GLOVES
No better present to be had.
Everything in Ruffs, Stoles.
Muffs, Fur Coats and Fur
Lined Coats are here at the
lowest possible price.
NECK TIES
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For the boye a t t.hale
are snaking a large display of
♦ Christmas Neck 'Tee. The
hest we have ever shown in
all Styles and Shades
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For Ladies or lents in
Knit. Kid. Mocha, Chamois in
ined
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wool lined, fur lined, unlined.
Every style of Gloves or Mitts
are drown by pts.
NECK SCARFS
A lot of New lines are being
shown by •te this year. Some
of the very best styles and
colors are shown. Everyone
new and tip -to -date.
D011't Forget Our Drcss OooOs
All colors to choose from at Special low prices. Dae lot of 80
to . (foody in all shades selling at 3oc. per yd.
LADIES' COATS CHILDREN'S COATS
We have stilt a nice lot of
the newest C cats on the mar-
ket. Come in and see them.
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I May� Jones &,
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
:.� Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper
A nice Int of them to choose
from in Blue. (Green or
Brown. Bring in the Child-
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EXETER COUNCIL
Thr council of the village of Exe-
ter met in the reading room of the
Town Ball, Friday, Nov. 1eth, 1910.
Absent Councillor Waiver.
The minutes of the meeting held
Nov 4tb. were read and approved.
Mr. Jno. Leathorn addressed the
council regards the tax imposed;
re -business. -No action.
The following accounts were read
and ordered paid: Thos. Brock, 4110W
plowing 3.75 labor 1.75; Geo. Cud -
more, snow plowing 2.50 ; Sid. San-
ders, labor 2.75; Jno. Norry. labor at
water work', 7.00 ; M. Jackson, lead
for piping \V. , •W. account 1.44 ;
'rhos. Itoulden, St. %eateries; 15 hrs..
6.00: Thos. lloulden, comm. on sale
of water 2.10: The Queen City Oil
Co.. gasoline 7.00 ; Fred Kerr. the
account 21.92 : Fred llaist, tele ac-
count 1.2.t<0; Daniel Jlartleib, re-
pairs to lock 50 cents: amounting in
all to $69.51 passed oft (notion of
Beaman and Balkwell,-Carried.
A request was received through
the 'Reeve from the Ladi:•s Guild of
Trivit` Memorial church for the use
of the hall during 'ha afternoon and
,•v ming of Dec. 9th. Gran'ed, the
Guild to Heave things as found. en
motion of Levee t and Balkw•ell.
Thos. Asset` Jr., flaked to have a
drain opened up along Sanders $t.
and opposite his properly. 1\r
llalkwell-Levet: The corporation
will furnish the necessary Zile.
labor to be done by :he property
owner fronting; :he work.-Carri-d.
The commiselon, r was instructed
to have the windows in the Town
hall repaired.
The By-law for the appointing of
water commissioners was laid on the
table and given its first reading.
and on motion of Levett seconded by
Beaman. the same be accepted and
given its final reading at the next
meting. -Cared.
I'er llalkwell-No Seconder That
the account as per aggreement with
the Connor Machine Co., for prepar-
ing and submitting the by-law to the
electors be placed in the bands of a
solicitor for collection.
The tender for pipe and elbows es
submitted from T. Hawkins & Son
was opened and read. Referred to
t he cotnmittee.
Adj. by Levet t.
JOS. SENIOR. Clerk.
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Tailor .
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Suit for notneone they
„have never seen unless they -l• _;
°• ' f� have the party's individual
measure ?"
;-; Yet you are forced to take
an awful chance on fit and X
-,�' shape every time you buy a .j.
ready rnade eat for these
garrnente are treacle for no
one in particular. :t
Individual Style. .1.:1'
lis '' Fit, Neatness, . +Comfort and +
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4- f. '4: Permanence of • :
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•%' ('nn only he had in CLOTHES MADE TO I'i:RSONAi, ORDER �•
WE PRODUCE FOR $15 TO $20:{:
y That kind of Garments, ►Wade expressly for THOSE who are to
\V.• Gear:lute.. to Cure i)y-1, ...in. 1f
We Fail the Medicine (:., t,
Nothing
Tn nnquestlonably prove to ,the
p,•npl • that indigestion 'rend dys-
a •p i . ran b • prrmnnenlly relieved
tut that 'Itexall Dysp.•itsia Treaters
will bang about this result. wet will
It l
inrni h thy• in I.rut.• naso Itey free
if it tails to g.%••• satisfaction to any
one a-inR it
The 1 it, .1 k ,1t1 success of Itexall
f)esp,•11,1 I '1'..h! •I= (hie to the high
deers • of rcierttifir skill %sed in
dct'i-enc; 1Ir it formula are well ns to
the ell .•tercised in their ,manu-
factur • tttt. reby the 'well known
Proper 11 , ea Mame th-subnitrate
and 1 opsin have 'been combined
with Carminatives and call r agents,
(Ilium th-.Subnit rate anti Pepsin
err eonstarltly employ 41 and rccog-
nitrtl by .l he entire nodical 'pro-
f. as invaluable in the trenh-
menl of rndigetstlon and dyyspepsia.
Th.. 1' •p,tn used in itexatI !Dyne
vel• is Tab! as is prepared 'by a
pros •- • t,•l.tch develops i1. rreat••et
((fie' lief. ' Pepsin rtupplics lo the
digest((• • opparntna one of the most
important elemente of the digestive
fluid, and w:tholtt It the: dig sstidt
and n,siatllation of foal rete im-
possible.
The c,rminat,e' pens•t.e proper -
tea which .aid in el. -vine the dia-
tnrb:tnces and pain rail, e1 by tin.
ales -1 d food. This I. rf et Vont-
bin :t:nn of these In(•r •1: ut• woken
a rent dy invaluable for I I,•• com-
1.'. t i It 1 of Ovine ,t or, and dys-
nr 11 .11.
We ar• .o c••rl:tin of that Ibat we
urge you to try 4t: zall Dyspepsia
Tablets on nor own p,'rsdual guaran-
i.. Thr -item, 25 c• nts. (i0 cents
red melte It• ret ember you eon ai-
rlift Ret ill It •rn 'ilea only ret -The
ResillScot . \V .. Cole.
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DRESSMAKING ANi) VETTING
I I'1i'U-HATE.
Ladies utas r e.•tve Sn.straeliona in
rutting and makes,( all kinds of
dr••ss- s. They will be furnished with
complete Tailor System and Folka
of instruction.. 1'or terms and fur-
ther particulars apply at dr.•samnk-
ing rooms over Wilson Ilros. Mora.
Ml.S Tr)M, 10 -11 -It.
ti:r WEAR THEN! and give PERFECTION in QUALITY, WORK J i THE COOK'S
t ._ MANSIi 11' and 1►('RAI111.1TY. •• • DfiLl(iliT with a sack of Model
Niv
t;f, flour will be equalled by your own
NV. T AAAA Ai AlerchanlMerchant when you fled bow much bette rthings
TAMAN t••tot est sett get.
• Tailor
$1.00 per year in advance
Mr, Thin. Hartnett is seriously ill :
at his The
wintere• Builders' Attention!The tvcatber bas caught
Mr, A. 11. wale of Crediton, spn! Many farmers with thr turniful in
Sunday in town, (be ground and if we do not goon get
Mr, awl '•1r+. W. D. Clarke, open( ~Dine fin.+ weather a good many or
Sunday in l.onduu,
them will have to stay there till
\i r. W. Zimmer, of Dashwood; spring.
was 11 caller in town lisalurdap.
WANTED -55 pairs of shoes that
nerd repairing. Qeft at G. Maruion'a
Mises Prances :Davis. of \Viugham' stem. n st to Gosling's dry gou•a
event a 1-•w• .days at her home here store. No gaaolins organ -grinder to
last week. repair boots and shoos with -G,
Mr. Jackson's rale last Saturday blouson.
was a stlecrae nearly everything The Union Literary. of 'Exeter,
being sold, offers prizes for the following com-
ber+. Francis, of London, who. has uetition: 'the Ittn best quotations
been visiting around here. returned from eachr's of
th • Expostulation. Dug( ltoont;
Cto her 'bona. Monday.
• \V,• hay. a splendid assortment of Evangelin and the ML•rebnnt of
Hair and Cloth Brushes, Military
\'cn, ' The papers are to be sent
to the 5 crctary, Drawer I',. Exeter.
Sett, rlc, Ilowtys Drug Store. not later khan January 1st, 1911;
Mr. John McNichol. of Farquhar, awards to be made on or before the
tt•ho has fie. 0 in the west all summer 16th. Six to compete or rete first
returned house llast Thursday. prize given, ten to coutpeto or no
Mr.. Jno. 1•'uke after a few we.•Irs eeeonel and third prize given. The
visit with her friends it •re returns/; quotations are to b.• from one to six
to her host: in Chicago on Monday. line.,. Th., coutpatition fa open to
Mrs. Esti Heywood tt•ho has ben em ploy -es in the tows(- Thin L, an
eerioesly ill for th•' last four we •kv excellent opportunity for the young
has greatly improv •1 the last f •tt• people of lis• tor. anti there is red
days bettor w .y in which to spend the
The Camptt-II farms on the 2nd spare tint • than in studing some of
concd=yion of Bay. that were mad the leading poets or authors. The
last week were bought in by the two cotnpet1(:on 1s genuine and there oro
Campbell boy ' no obligations outside of those
Owing, uo doubt. to the death cif' stipulated above.
Locals
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the lar Wm. Bawd. n, 'Warden of
the County Council, rho cotuttyi coup- EXETER PUBLIC BOARD
cif ‘C‘.
i11 not mr. t in Exchv in Dc- The regular meeting of (he Board
comb; r, was held in the. Town hall, on Noy,
•1r, 'ltobt. Gillis has n pew gaso- 14th. nbscnt (4, Martin Tie fol -
line traction • swine with which he :orris;: •a the ord, r of business duly
intends to draw loin; the wut,er. submitted and approved, 11•r chair, • ♦•♦•••♦♦••♦••••••••••♦♦••• •••♦••♦♦•••••••••••00•O•••
ale malt his first trip Tuesday and minute= of previous meeting. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••♦♦•••••••••••••♦
took four wagon= with him.
Mrs, inn. L•..thorn was called to
Ingersoll Sunday owing to h •r father
being very r:criously i11. He under-
went nn op•ration and was ''11 a
very critical state when last h• nrd
from.
Another electric line to Vrand
Bend iv cont.mplat.d. The London
and Northwestern Railway Company
are considering running an electric
road from London to Sarnia. They
would use :Niagara power and distrib-
ute it along the road. A 'line to
Grand (lend i, part of the: consrl.rr-
n t ion.
Mrs. Wm. .Uinen, of llibb:rt, rc-
turued this tnont1h from a Iry to
the coast, Mrs. Din •n has been ab-
sent about rix months and visit:il
Toronto. Winnipeg. Calgary. 'Van-
couver and ninny smaller places see-
ing many old facts. that ow tion
11' ' around here.
' r• • English church Sunday School
0.e busy trotting up 'Cindcr.•Ila" a
anrsical play .to b• given about
Christmas w'•• •k :n the Opera House.
Cinderella is very uttractive when
put on by gond actur The chitdr'it
taking part are endeavoring to bring
it rep In perf••cteon.
Dr. Quackenbush pr 'ached in the
Main street 'Methodist church !;tat
annd.ty morning and at Bethany in
the aft••rnoon. Th.' s, rvio••a in th,
eve nine; were withdrawn an account
of anniversary r. rvie's in ,lnun•s .+:.
ch.rtch. The 1.1 -tor. 1t v. 1:,, t:.
fort. t1 conduct .d nook •1 - ry :':'r-
vic,•, .tt o form r a;'po:nt.n •n'.
Th • anniveretry a 1'. . . of t h
.1.1111.•, et rc.•t church o r - 11.1d 111
riundtt and Monday last. The
tv' it 1, r w:.+ all that could b 41. -
se
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sir ! . el ' ,r - crowds turn d out
to t: • .i t h t It 1 :Flo Rev. I)r. Car-
man. (:e11 -r.' ' r:nt.•ndent of the
Methodist- eh -t, ': (•,n tela. In lb • I r)rt. 11-th, to air. and Mrs. Duncan.
morning the e..r,-h a .t !I 1 'I .1 Me Drew,'!. :t da :.;t,t--r. u
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and in the t r. ' :' t •� 1, •l. !UMW Crediton an unties,
Ile. ('armtn ha I , r • rot .I Isom Nev. :O:lt. to Mr. and Mrs. Otto •
attending ttt • 1 : ' \\ it:�I•• Christ- Brown. :t daught •r.
ion Citizen•h p c(n f t etc' t. h cit tea± \1 \ItltlEll
held al 1'hiI ,•1 I; h t ,nd in tit • v, n- l I1I:i.1AI(l)!N E - GRATDON, - Grand ♦:
We have a Big Stock of
Samson Portland Cement, New Brunswick
Plaster Paris, at Low Prices.
Paroid Ready Roofing
Amatite Ready Roofing
Quality Ready Roofing
1.15 to 2.50
Per Square
Mixed Paints and Varnish Stains :
Campbell's Stains in 15, 25, and 45c tins
Martin Senour and Elephant Paint in
15c, 25c, 45c and 50c tins
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
Reports of Committees, Principal • •
n erk progre-sing favorably ; field • •
day n success. cost of priz.+s $33.00.+ •t
printing :4,00. entertainment $10.00,• tt
shortage 514.00 ; .Literary society or- 1 • ♦
gauized, patriotic entertainments and : •:
.t••b,t.•s proposed oleo open meetings I t•
Sp:l.ing match b•tveen the high ♦•
School departw--nt and the employees tt
of the town to b• corttsidered; Per. •t
T. Il. Carling and F., wood that the
Paine:pal's report bre accepted and tI
that a gran'. of $14.00 be made to
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th_ school to corer the Shortage ad
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ler F. W. G!adman and II.. E. •
Huston that the following payor: nts
be approved. Jon•s & May. brooms
account. $3,35: it. Davis. gravel and
earth, 59.25: W. A. Balkw•ill, labor.
al.2 ; Ross & T. y!or, window frame,
$9.70: J. A. Stewart, blinds. $4.50:
rnited Type writer ribbon, f6 cents :
11. Grigg. school supplies. $55.72: r.-
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fund f•• - • xpress. telephone, t ,
$5.63; W. Braman, oil. etc.. 510.07.
Iter B, E. Ruston and T. B. Car-
ling that the chair b! authorized to t
't -cure thD' usnn1 supply of wood.
1': r T 13. Carling, adjournment.
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Gr:tt.l I3�nd to Mr. and ' • •
Mrs. & teer 11.ker• a son. •••
111•I(I:E-In Ext. tsr, on Tu•.-dtv. e•
Nov, 22nd. to Mr. and Mrs. W It • t
Bur k... a da,,stht •r. • t•
WILLIS -- lit hitphrn on N lay, ♦ •
Nov, 2Oth to Mr. and Mis, .I. \\'illi& • •
a daughter. • •
A\Il'—.\t Ilautiota, Man., to M:. and It
Mts. Wellington Amy. (n -e Ida •
Caved n son. •
LAM!'OET-In ('r• tliton. on Minds ••:
Nov. 20. to Mr. and Mrs. Sam t
Lamport. n riaught�•r.
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McDn1 GALL -In ('ember, Ont.. on
ing gave a 'tee - of thereef r- 11,. n 1. \\' In ••i .t ":1:. !:s= Emma
enc,.. The I► tell eels. 1 n Grates to .lir. Jerry D,sjar;i,7-•• ti
,eats S ' I - I, t"s n el a: :ret . cal N-1{YDag(-I;,-(.tiepin. \\'edn ••
lee( anti 11, t ,•rasp of tit n .1 day. Nov. 12th. Mics Mary ltyd^r. •t
of th•• ehurch ..r.1 thi= I)otn.IIiort 1 .laughter of Mt. John itf•der, Chap- Z•
our.. in .r.• kir • of 'Sabbath d - 1,1 leis E.dduiph, to Mr. Mich& •I
oration he said that If w•t ars n ,r
careful th • mita will It -ram ' nn
the ttn•atest Sabbath I n•akert n
the land, ills adds „ on Che r-
ian citizenship tt • ;dein►( : !
was enjoyed by the• r • , t n" ,1 pt --
ent. The choir turn 11 .4 • ac 1.1 yeit
tnusic for the flay. M I: 1) . n1;- (,
enhtivh Rang a vet y ace. p:':I,
in the mornvtg and in ill r • - - - . .
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Mire Rhoda Chewers s , n • t \ t ! t' c• _' k. seals. •tr-
the anthem. Mi••t ('haw -n 1•,ss t• .. i tet, :•1t -. Ater ;hits N'ar•
n very sweet voice and It r singing t, • . n t' r 0�h h sear. •
was much appreciated. (►n Mondor 111:,1\ 11:= - t . ' net, o:' t,atur• e*
et,ning a cottr•rt was gen in the da}. ' 1' • 1 Mr. \\'ill:am I t•
church by Alio imp sial .11.1,• ()nor- Ilr•av -r - tr. • •: h year. ^ t
tette. of London. The quartette IIAiN-In 1' . - .n. on Thursday.
was composed of C. .1. fink, first '.,,y. RIO..
1 11. IS tin. eyed
tenor: Alb 1t I(iddl•. bit .an . E. 7r, v and 21 days.
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:J'I'AI(T-in Login. on Nov. 17th. •
Al Nand r 6:cart. aged f3 years. t
15, Clarence: Freeman in les 57th I z
1•:AIt't-In tit. Mary•. Tu• adny, l
Jaaenh \V. I'. ern, in his
A. \\•. later. basso rind 1'r ,1 ritc-
iesn:'.1. second tenor and accortpan-
i-1 '1 t, • complete program a frlr-
o 1 ,1 by 1h• quarlelta and 1, i two
u t half hoso:. r it. -y 1 r r• :m•d
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cern a rt , , ' . 1 — - ;1t�, O1 5 Pairs 25 cent WOOL SOCKS for $1
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HOUSE Of.
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t'Je have the Largest
And Most Complete
Range of CLOTHING
in town. Bettervalueh
Newer Styles, Distinc-
tive Patterns.
Now is the time to
have your Mea .re tak-
en for your
Xmas Suit
t10BBERlIN \� E GUARANTEE
uwsree 1'E.ltEE(`T SATISFAC•
TION.
FUR COATS AND FUR -LINED OF
ALL KINDS.
New
Lines
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SHIRTS
& TiES
For X 1AS
TRADE.
A beautiful fancy
SOX give•tt free
with all small
(10048.
HATS,
CAPS,
GLOVES
& MITTS
IlouseCoi t s and Bath Robes, the most
Sery i ciable Gift to a Man.
Big Range for Boy's and
SPECTAZ
\V k! f \t tr I 1 ill.(,r•1! \grog t. 11.1) tt
kly p.lp r •m tat', cant trent, a 6nott L
i !ins+ I o r no tel hen
n l to y • an ea . n 't ,: h :..• ,. !• . um flour and we
1 first pt .,•.. . !: ::r a,t•r •
t t• •tv other t •
HIGH=GEADE RUBBERS at 75c.
"'SpecialTho lowe,-t possible prices on (111
est tea `
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ut-w•=pap r ut ;:tin a:t1 gricu t• X Working Shoes, same iii ► values
tial journal all in one. Tian again. 0\''111;21.:‘ l rsJ\V K ' h
tacit sabscrtb:r lha era.+on ha.: theDRIFT FLt't it ,
Nance of winrung n f r c trip tri t h•
e Ift';l\•\ (grey Flannel Working Shirts.
Old 1 'i• f' I barrel f
than you to u a a o
',e Country hie June with
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