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4 0 kgre''neeeelted,otatement by the
ulo
o aatter on Canada's "fereign
r4)117" t7413 given in the arouce og
.17,onInvoal at ottorvo lost wee*, and
reee thine° in this connection pretty
=eh up In the air. 'Me. Mpg wee
Cselte esuiugh in hio eigtemeat that,
at=k1.1- TrICs #20 CO temente Cie
Veat participetion In any war will be
the decision of earliameset, After
Ctenseleil anddiatardlee a number of
aleernetiees, Zr. Eing eold:
"Pinallyi we raay take the pool -
floe thet Parliament will decide
upon our cource when and if the
_easeireence arieee, in the light oe
all the eircumatanceo at the time.
Co the meantime V70 01101461 en-
deavorr to beep informed upon the
cituation, to heel" in tench with the
Metal Ieingdom and other conn-
•ertea etriving for wee% t04 eacry
Chrough a reezonable end egective
tide= program of our own, - to
_aeletasort cny conserective mama
of conciliation and removal of
economic barrier° to peace, and to
ctelve in our 017111 relation° to
Ostia up friend:Alpo •which will
'mese our need and the need of
othera."
Vith reference to another gthace 02
eLe czahject tr. Nine otated:
"tire dTlUflht0lS of -Our -own --
motielis to tete Vert 1ii yaw of
conquest or vvare of cruaede, it io
eneredly unlikely that at the ma -
mese with the world as it la today,
any other eountry will oinele out
-Cacada -for eattacle e The -talk-
wealth one cametinies hears of ae-
ereseor couutriea pi ning to ise-
___esegiefewe eglaond eelee4Mtesemeee
ere,TettieeZe=a 4.01I fOr-C2:9""''"
ge react, premature. It Ignores
-ow ceightera and our ladr of
lighttero; It ignores the strategic
�.AKIPPE•ortation difilcuttleo
0412- 1,JAVRIA-.:WIllni,or..e_9-,,
4,4144- 141,12" t,Cveirf caW
Ono --naironly potentlarnto , of -
Its ambition many thousandof
mile° nearer which would ha the
o act of any attack, but potential
and actualrivals near at hand
veto it could .not ditatiard by
•Eaunchina faatastic exiled:WO o
ocrogo half the world. At present
&lager of attack upen Canada ifl
Minor in decree and cecondhand In
origin. It is against chance °hots)
that 'tie need immediately to de-
fend ourselves). The truth of thio
do recognized in every country.
'Whet mas, develop nu one MD Gay."
Mr. Bennett, Oppoaition leader, who
followed the Prime inister in the dis-
elle on, reminded the ouse of Sir
Valfrid Laurier's view, that when.
Great Britain is at war Canada le at
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fame= get; ttigm'In.,411)•-
aerves Irt0 Zrithland tahetr,it,;*
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'rho alt0), Cage 4) ;ivgi1o4 egalns
o q47..15-.t.4.11141:4.1nr0,Z-0 -otavod itto.,
bey t> Renee. oar on 4#110 •newaftatlor
comes out with ,the story'that no there
Pierce -Arrow eats are to he built.
T. a, Olmarch, Town* %VP!, • =On'
itrateo coite.clgpN PAgcon, MorA37., 413
Candialk Ulnittero China. r
Massey might retaliate by angge-rAing,
that Tommyete -oentecreseminicter- 00'
Tirshuctoo.
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" alacse,3 Out iinollowitig. a Ohill.”
wair headline.. Wonder how
Lar he followed le 'The use el "fol-
lowing" ao el i'Prepeeit10 •wIlieb i ts
ia one of- the irarest w!eeds in the
garden of nem -paper ileeeglioh.
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Ontario motor ear markets l3or 1.09
are to be whi vs on black. Second
choiee, it lo said, was blank on yellow.
The latter -combination, it bao :been
scientifically t3ete'iiIned 10 the best_
of all groin tiieTtandpreint oi
blat white and black will be irgter
than the colota us on nthis yvar'e
gilates.
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•The kton Gaset eonclutiee-an
article on the suggeobed abolition. of
,eeeeteeeeeerelseae,,Weal • "
of Provincialegnaireed-illo-sio--inereii-
t
ing public debt; a otudy of county
council finance° shows subetantial re-
ductione debetattedeleteedurine the
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:Now otnewherry-erowera are aokina
that a nihrivaum price for their pro-
duct be eztablished by Govern ent
edict. It would, be something new in
the list of pr•lee-fixing regulations, but
It, follows. quite naturally upon other
•regulations of the sort. The ten-.
dency is, of mum, for such arbitrary
interferences with the law of supply
and demand to defeat themselven.
Supeaseellie Ztrawberry-grovvers get a
minimum price, which of course would
be higher than. the regular. maeaet
price or they would not ask for it.
Then the people who buy stravrberries
have to have higher wageo or bigger
profits to enable them to pay for them.
war, with the qualification, aloo by Then to pay there higher wages or
Cir Wilfrid, that "It does not follow malio the larger profits people in busl-
Cat Canada will participate in any
var.** with this view Mr. Bennett
cared to be in agreement With
coz;ard to the Sino-Japanese situation
(Bennett opoke otrongly in denun-
ciation of the course pursued by Japan
fin invading China, melting its cities,
ness or industry have to increase the
prices of the things they sell or manu-
facture, so pricee go up all round, and
the strawberry -grower finds he is no
better off than he was before. Ceor a
little while he would have an advan-
tage, for it takes some time for natural
and murdering He civilising, but he laws to work out, but they do work
did not Propose uny action; by the
Caeadiao Government in respect to
Cent situation.
out in time. To put it another way,
if tbe cost of everything were doubled,
nobody would be any better off. •People
There to then, apparently, no 113- are continually trying to interfere
ortant difference in theattitude 10 thietwith. naturallawg, .and though they
clatter of the two party leaders. They may seem for a time to get away with
acne that Canada cannot be expected It their succesea Is illusory and im-
Co "follow blindly any policy initiated permanent'.
Og the United Kingdom," and, in the
<ewe of war the question of canadcee
• tearticipation in that war is to be de-
Carealeed by the Cafilian people and
Olie Canadian Parliament
.Proin the gelansurd report it would
appear that, while Mr. King takeo the
eaeltion that the Canadian Government
seemed not offer any advice to the Gov -
ornament of Great elritain 'on ,foreign
• affairs, Ur. Bennett belleees that Can -
(lea ahould consult with the Govern -
=eats of the mother country and of
Cho other dominions of the Brititnh
Commonwealth, so that the central
Corernment might net with ernoseledge
of the viewg of the entire Empire.
Vile would Involve dlneugolons and
elflerenceg of opinion on these matterg
tets Perliernente nf tee adtz-hito-ot.
QM. Cartede might hold to one view,
might have a very digereiit
atad o1nj viewrand the result
caleet he confusion rat her t ha n unity.
'Mere are those i -ho believe that the
Chamberlain Government do' net
truly represent the views of the people
X NEW illaarisAS
(Exeter Times -Advocate)
The new way of carrell -1g on 'our
public and secondary schools) in coining
under severe criticism. 'The com-
plaint Is that the new sygtem is based
on the principle of asking a child to
do only what he Wants to do. We
ha= of quite a number of ehildren
c7ho vvere brought op on this principle.
A Good =any of them found their way
to the jail, some to the poor -house and,
°there are livite on what their dada
or their wives have provided for them.
'MOND VII IklUVIVAIFSEIS
,(typographIcal Journal)
During the recent sitspension of the
three daily newcpatters of Portland,
Oreeon, due to a strike of the
mechanical stags, now amicably
.eettlete,- Melee' -1-nreteliang facts were
fore12)1y brought to the attention a
both buyera and reltera • in -that ow=
prising city. One of tbe prinelpal onee
is that radio news service 000 not
simply a conentinity with, the kind of
mere *service it really wants. „News-
papers in, rPortland" are mere appre-
ciated now than they have been In the
1:aagt ilft y year), and one tvenlei
of the United Xingdotn, and that It3trif011dt cannint in public
gatirvings and on the streets; tlhat one
of themate-St events in 1110tor37 114
bamvaed. Itvo alto ovihtbit out,
rather conclualvellY, that radio, adver.
ao satisfy the vsln
Meld there be o,,f, charting a eourse (taignalit<tolMe01111011rro*Ajib.62111'4-naltal
uile enpire?
store Itot izto tazi ,mlibt4a,to Dtomf trs.
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I reran ttaao toVeriA tmzzle0460“
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&nip bittinM1 awl the lit4le Mer-
stuth, rn
bote to be very• slannt 'tette sc./0(MA advertlist,a 'MS the
'me hardett Tata itt ,aMarent that
clatralm to tate t19 forget, her love adrertia)lurl tg Cho lar0-tnerPan.
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• v•eliant IdIlttIe a ott-totamv4- atzd ttat)Z. the
t1t41trazIttl :Itataalitt1,1)4,10J(i0tle
1ttritro
• th'e fatilM
vouia be defeated If an election were
telda If there is uncertainty as to
cltle opinions and wishes a the people
of the United rItingdom. what hope
41)1. ester tatly.
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-1St Louisr -War'
"rolekance does not imeals UP
conviction or sacrificing, belieft..,, pit de-
mands simpli a friendly reteet iflor
the pr)nelPles and faiths of others.
15 a basic rule for the harmonious Iiffs
_clad a fundamehital, of leo elltitY- pro -
grew]. There is no betteri,may tO but-
warit our defeeees. for relegloue etereste
-eb.aii---theeeetiltevation--ofeeereirgioue
tolerance.
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We° is
'llieggONLC NONOR
4FAirgirry
SIM SIOND.4,
asseeet=MeeTete
blue Mondays! Gover •ant -bite'an
ponders on matters, that are nonsen-
sical, but herd/1)Y Proa0,72 that -the
nitimber frean this eTtnatitueney.:move
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1W-t-effittrinFi's2-of 'tifiCieffiffilear than
ever before. -"
(Sunday rolenaar and leaves you With
a feelhig oteiTheld contentmene You
go to bed on Sunday night, fully
determined to rest up and oally out
on the morn to comek full of 1n nerd
energy. Netting caii otop you.
Then About 0 o'clock on Monday
morning you wake to hear Ethiopia,
the black rooster, crowing from atop
the straw stack to officialle peoelaken
the (working week aspen. ut there's
gemething weak about the crow, sort
as If he didn't get the right bow in his
neck, or maybe hie foot slipped on the
first note Th
. en you rub the oleep out
of your eyes, and gook out the window.
There'no sun! And if ever a man
needs sa _sun to reereeh htm We on
eironday morning. IA person just sort
of needs that sun to soak into his
bones and make him alert and keep,
his spirits up. then you Ghia that
perlenps the sun will come up after a
little while, and you get up. There's
a raw dampness in the air that seems
to bring goose -pimples on your 'skin.
and make your hair feel dry and itchy
and your clothes seem like frozen
sheets. It's not really so cold but
von feel thnt way because it's a blue
Monday.
You stop to peck up the milk pane
and Suelmnguch. the eoille pup. just
sort of wags a feeble goode morning ts
you, and then slinks along behind yon
on the way to the barn. .Then as epee
as the stable door is opened he sneaks
eandeeslierse era- tee -veneers -einyw- A
depreeeed no well._ no rompheron a 'prod
blue Monday.
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gate to
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AS04-Wrantr,• of' .:the i'Bedbug, on
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!believe, ,,p)GraVellis Bond CoMMIY
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brow= aro -40,r,014, brle4azdi.
h trclnzf,%'ctfn'fhe Vtlei`e
Laren the Viithrt au the SW
aterl ittan,ADI#W. harness -canter.
tr1,410-- ;1
ae' bid& itha-and Donaldsc
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Ohltptions-and-xidden.
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trar%gorr xnany,'f.
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net 11914• Mgt Linv;e4 loh. Tow Itgla
tee 7147 almoat.auLdav ridin•-, aro
t t4i7145-7e- arcia7doWn saliton streef
0 on 4 aPlrihed Saddle' horse Which he is
.• training for the weepstalfe raeos and
4-anaptaga,• On • Inca Irranir, you are
nearer heaven *hen you are o that
saddle -horse than when you are the
drottada
, Tours truly, ,
Below rsi-copy of one of ilieesh re
the caripenter, and,•Maiwcoie
, the
the hill; selSO a. 4 oi botme and
•Temperance 'Ball, which atill Survive
—1 • eau, the buillihr,, not the Me=
hem -AG .4* I home swee
portap 01, livirena a rode the maz
that old Onildiag, poro titan Ilfty,Years
•ap. was Initiated into the WO
mysteries of the ISeseo of Temeerande
and the Pledetea I made and the
tionp-
-ObU-
conductors eltring litaY. and
who- introduco Witte -Grand 4.Ient
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for the ebligationniVere two yotrt
ladies, one of the(*nriette type og
beauty, with lovely Matt' eyes—Char-
ityqr.cang.,,zras he namethe other .e
-the -blonde --typov, ;-twittr rosy -eite,s--/m--.-
NancY Gliders X7f10 her name. There
were visiters_present from Goder
•Hotta After I Wue'llnitlatede thin DI-
lieteeheee Gang a oo.v, 'There lo
bpg, p ;Irour Oollar, Laddie .Aia
a: never ridden el, goat beferep
rAtds in flios'e- 'days ,rere free
iraterhad-tire-righeePitay
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Ira part a inianitiatle-4
,hielt It:Was supported by thetwo
• lade conductotte•veme like a litble
• heoren- upon earth.Uo
Iing around the hall with them,
• wishing the premenade ,had
4,0 , to I: olmeaviile. But wheel_
thilt reft me in °hemp of. the Grand
Mogartlie 'Picture changed. I thought
I wt0 In Dante's Inferno, as pictured
by 43111,0'6,, v. Dore, caili web ii101712# -ea
er4444 'JONI' Barleycorn, and all hie
„
eerno," so that) I IMO afraid of
aItetle of liquors ezcept running
wei 'green tea, buttermilk, lemonade,
an' raisin's) ginger beer, which was
a, perance drink.' I shunned them
al ''A tavern/mope; I thought; was
• to the kike 02 Ore and brim -
certificates Ism by the NUrthern
vel goad C'epEtanyl, .
Wu& 133'IDE1ECRZI efarpremisitai GIZA-
seelelas zutagi3 oalwanarar.,,
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a
sto and all his family unto the
th fourth generation, and any-
onw i went inside of a building with
t1I0 .,"(Beer,ITerine and Spirituoustakl-
clue s aid (Here" WaS a mire candidate
fol el are and brimotone. An time
mar 040 On, however, I am sorry to
ca e•M1 off the water wagon and
lifes! leessaree trail} have been off and
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on ince. I will take 012 naY
hat eone that can keep the no
of r eranee obligations. One
thin_ 1b know, you will egeape a lot
of (in a, flavored veith hell lire and
II
brietirna and a sore head the tent
mot lee After.
Ate the salt wells boOmed the little
villejeW the natives changed the name
a I ' ltford, in honor of the salt
The cows just roll their eyes
around. as if they weren't fussy about
anything to eat and they don't seem
even to want to scratch tbemeeites,
brit seem content tn lean up against
the----tall-issetg.-'-iTheir--you sit doint
:0 milk, they show a little buret 01
temperament, and either Co a war
donee on their hind feet, im play
bittoo on the poll _ with their boots
about the time that you're half way
throUgh valfking. o Witte Mondwy I
And old Flir Timothy. the red gen-
ticmian in the bile stall, le retallY need-
ele'n 'einemone snerting ftnd eshtel-
ilia around and pawing up the boards.
When you toss In gime/hese he looks
at it rather dierdinfully cind then
retvrs It around for a while, as if he's
undivided 'about eatilm it. It's blue
efonday, and tlsere ign't any eun.
And your own temper Iteepg,enakin
thinga wane! About the time . that
you get to the *milk -house door with1krOf suiltr, Ilie ThO idins
ehut. Then you set the calla dowat
and, discover „that you -forqet- to put
the bowl and disks on the machine.
and when yon lietul over a forkful of
chaff and dirt elideg olf your hat into
the cream pail. You dump that otit
the door, and a sudden little hreene
either blows it bast in your face or
elelseinto-the 4inilk pail. Theta you gt
the Machine' ging, and turn timed
to find: one of the hitteng tatting a
bath in tbe laat pall of milk, You
Nen and rant and ?mate. and (Intel up
)e"'' berlelon Your knuckles on the side
of the sc,parator. When yen ,elutt
eseel: out With the van- of ereato you
Gib. on the tioov where you upset the
tzkIM inflk. trip over that little War.
In the dnor• sintrilteetst half the eream.
When von tee to gather the aiieste eets
ow twit thep haven't IOId anv in the
Mooting'. and that od Bidd•y whe
hatched * faithfully lo that -,tte9t tato
dee the 'teltr;',mrie h0t4 tralWi anal
lat eta novo. thtayw
Viliaavvill fart tut ttP to t40 hatimo
!ti p11 ortilt)117 Ptarted eolal
ilatatift-,,, valet* 4,0in., nab tpliiiro
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Ut
Wgt"
.tiont,tfa, get4lt-kg. whilted up lig
•eaTer' ootleci
lesive the little village and
orthwto
arae and come
foot
r.cr. aiael Zahn 44. 114..e4ner rit,
fr4trp Ci'jc;10 tO-Snentl tk?
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the
OZ" unlop'e Mil, we encoustor
the 14 eoll-gate No. 1. that bars our
wayai he toll -gate keeper was one
Itelht uhA
POstletimait/e, grandfather
It 0 a
of kd Postlethie, the ltner.Int
0bie.ag Postie-
thwaltti)• had formerly been employed
by ,eavel laved Co. act gateereeper
near,in'8 Hip, -between Dungan-
non t14 Luclunew. The cCe patty
moved; to Ift-Itford, as it VKII3 the
bvisle4 1ace and he the ablegt gate.'
lftger,t,1 In • those dayls there was a
wild lot of boyo and big men who
came 1tn the Lalte ebore road from
Shepp4 ton, Port Albert, I(ingsbridge
and i4ia1l. and who sometimes did
not tbt the GederieheVorthern Gravel
oa. ..pany had any right to make
them Y toll to get into Godorich,
espaeia13 if they badecot liquored up
012 t12a 4tThe bore road before reed:Wig
Saltf4, no In those ctaya there were
nine id erns between Mintail and) Chia
' So you r -Te the tollagate
keeper adto be a bushy piece of hu-
manity to ;keep the Valle Chore boys
itr.thel vlacer and-mahe! them -vays
their t 11 before the Gate WOuld la
opened to let tire= enee through to
Goderie . The toll va-as; (1)011ble
team o horses or one, 10 cents one
way, re urn same day 15 cents,. single,
5 cents man on hOrGehal:aa VPIGT
(2 eent ) ; foot paceezaere, funerala
and dingle free,
After ,passing thrOugha No. 1 gate
northwaM and cvzting your eyes
heaventgard you spy on top of the hill
the toaba, of thO two, original. "Illuroh,
Old Boyo," Doctor and Captain
lop. Then on up the hilt tO IG,thraidb
the Dunlop homestedd -to the righten
to the 'Crown and Arteitir gaVern, whieh
stood on the orner ,of tae late alanica
iva'S
Ma=tTo& 16131 1E0 EratO, bolt inely
fiaroa?,
Efsquire,,. or WIZ 10 --entitleel ono
thousand shares og' twenty , dollars'
..eNoclartiternrisr tohnitwater muig Koa' crwiellfr
issue of ceripr In his noble in tiketall
hearing date Thira ua
p,bera JIM.T‘In Mitlys r I an
II, 149 (
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14,1
the Act of Parliament autherlaing the
\ EVV
Face Podev
with gammas ',COX 0.1
Peri4urnog
8oth for
T1in31.1.0 bo';iof Povvaier and a
60e bottle of Perfume f or
ONLY a531.10
CILLIPI2ULL'13 MUG BOMB
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• '0_, 17 t44441/.4. fez thglanOt
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'14Orning, '!:40 ate VS dinner,
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tv4•4owtd. „htm, hanging Oro , , the
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fa'44- Prvin” tWo Yenn7 On the Town -
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aerca 41W.frOg TnrIeberry, and Mrs.
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torm "to visit Bars;
ot tia,.01MS."1A. Wells,
B*Celd wad. rs.-71Therne expects
t Tereaini -here' fer 1.),ISIWI WeehEt.
111100,40r4t101. 02 the:Company and to
.the bypows,,prld remlations iga6sed or
bol'iactelc '230° OsIt"),,,,arjra accordance
therewitit „ '
Datedi Tenth clay �f 1M11.
&ea, elven 0.1 J. laNI=IDTAILD,
•C4retary and:Treasurer. President.
17'fi ,
$1.ctar- mtyloa,
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c414 litae VarT*,
' $4r Inquired 'her '00g
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`Me • went • to a partt.la
vgbov- they played a gamo•
the man either had to kiss the-: ' --
pay a forfeit. of' a tot 'Of Cialefile#V1!
'Well, how, was Beatrice 11402tT,r
•fiShe eat* 'home with tt/ion
AogolateaZ,
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Mrs. Douglas Campbell 40 Iwo
son, of St. Catharines, are atteata
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That is whatyou eet when you palet with C.I.L. (Cannelton
Badnarle3.16hadttO Point. It costs as much to put a cheap Pant on
•as it does the test You want a :int which retains its color. Yon
YeSit&10J CALL. colors.
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[•IM,.e.a11;14-7-wh31te la made front -AMMO. It lasts- longer-and-lia-
ALIMIYO WILITB. It does not turn. grey.
---Tio•cV a ate& eft ?rairat 0italEurrentines,
•01.1"Agi'llETSIVJa.TO, IFItgambig and Ste-M-iattlink,H"' Geosiee
Lem' PLUMBING, MUTING BY HOT APR, BOT WATER or Mit.g.a„,
• - we can give you,pro pt service.
pum VIM IIMIEUNID Anthracite, Bed Jacket gteare
<Mat er Vora Coite. We solicit your orders.
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wetwing %am
In all of our experience
we've never seen such true
rummer ccnnfort as a man cat
find in these new P.D.Q.'o by
Harvey Woods. It's a new
kind ,of summer underwear—
you've never seen the •ilite be-
fore—incorporating these new
eomilarf °atoms :
- A patented flexible neck
-Le with shoulder straps that
stretch up and down. It
"gives" to all body movement.
9 A patented flexible seat
f.do with no -flaps to gape or
bunch and I ne0 nvenience you.
aazez.ta.
3New ease in dressing—
.0 you simply step in
. thzzarat a me &same -shealder
straps.
Wear Harvey Woods Underwear and Hosiery—once you wear
them you will have no other.
' WIT ARE SOLE AGENTS
W. C. MEIDEARi
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