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We represent all the lat-
est ideas in Corsets as well
as dry goods, and whether
our customers want the
ordinary straight -filled or
the special Bias Filled, we
are at their service. One
advantage of ,Bias Corsets
is that they never stretch
or Iose their shape That
s because the seams are
sewed in such a way that
there is no "give" to them.
Th addition to be health
and comfort Corsets, they
are up to the last minute
as regards style, with spe-
cial models for slender
medium and stout figures,
also a pleasure to show
them. Our corset trade is
growing because of the
satisfaction we are giving.
Dress Goods
We can show you every-
thing that is up-to-date in the
New Spring and Summer
Dress Materials. Come to this
department for the utmost in
Style Quality and Value.
Jacquard Silks
Which make such pretty
dresses for evening wear and
which you can wear later in
hot weather at /15
40 cents
per yard
Cotton Voiles
These are very popular this
year. ' They come in White,
Cream, Blue, Pink and Green
and are special value r)R C
at per yard L
Bordered Silks
In .Dress Lengths, These
goods are very new and are
sure to please you. Ask to
see them per $ C • q. $6
dress length $5 it
Pallette Silks
In many colors. It is 36 in-
ches wide and guaaanteed to
wear well and not to cut $
at per yard .P
Silk Blouses
These are very dainty. We
have four dileerent styles.
All have the New In Set
Sleeve. Priced at
$4.25 and $5.O0
J. A. STEWART
OOUL,DS
GROGEftY
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The best remedy on Earth for Ca-
tarrh and cold in the head. Gunnell,
Catarrh Cream.
The Varna Orange Lodge which in-
cludes Bracefield members, has de-
cided to purchase a new flag and an
Order has_ been sent to a large and
reliable be{use in Belfast, freiand,
The fi^er is to be made .of twisted
silk, tv.th blue centre and orange•
trimmings, with the emblem of Eine
William crossing the Boyne on front
and titer retreat of King James on
the back. It will cost ;about $100
There is a sewing time and a 'time
to reap. The wise an said. `Bring
a child up in the way he should go.
akid wheat he is old the will not depart
from it." So' it is with the boys of
to -da
rh
y a
are allowed to run the
streets till nine and ten o'clock at
night. This does not .mean our town
alone, as most all towns are similarly
afflicted -for an affliction it surely
preyves to be to many families in the
after life of the boys. Par-ntst see
about your boys and the company
they keep. P It will be
worth .
more
r
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thanold '
!; to• thein in the years to
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Liar. S. S. Hearns, of, Toronto,
arrived in town Monday, and has.
taken u
his P h' daises
se ieCO
Ltntant a
the Bank of Comtneree. Mr. C. L.
Whitby whn has occupied that pos-
ition has received notice that he Will
be transferrer) to the ,Peterborough
branch
bait
as the manager Mr. W
L Collins leaves the latter part, of
this month to inspect 'the Bedford
Branch of the Eastern Tpe, bank of
Quebec recently taken over by the bank
of. Commerce,, it is not likely 1'fz'.
Whitby will be removed until hie re -
tarn,
CARL) OF THANES
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their ltiridriess'and sympathy during
the Illness ante death of eXr; .error„ •tttx
Market Report°, - .'he .tollowaa►g
the itepeet of Exeter markets core
rented up to xeobruars '2nd
Wheat Standard 95 cents.
Buokwheat 70 cents
Oats 42 "to 40
Barley 90 to 05 vent
Peas 1.00 to 1,15
Shorts $27.00
Bran $25.00 •
Axodel +lour ;3.70
Feed ''lour 1.50
Butter 30 cents
Egg° 95o •
Potatoes $L25
•Chioked 8-10
Pea 12=143
;Turkey 14-17
Gee 11 12
'owl 5-7
Hogs live weight 630
Choice export .s' eexk 6.50 to 0.75
A edible export steers 0.00 to A.40'
Choice butchers heifers 6,25 to 6,50
Medium butchers, heifers/ 6,00-6,10
Chclice butchers cows, 5.00 to 5.25
Medium batehcrs cows, 4.00 to 1.50
Common cows 3.50 to 43.75' •
Choice lambs 7.00 to 7.25
Choice sheep 4.00 to 4.50
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Renew your subscription now.
1liss G1ay3 Bissett was in Lon-
don Saturday.
Mr. Jas. Spark:/- visited, his home
in Heasall Sunday.
The Misses' L.uetton entertained on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Lottie Welisb, of (Lolndon wa,o
hcpue over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Boyle visited in
Centralia on Sunday.
Mr. E. Penick is, we are pleased,
to say, on the mend.
DIr. Charles Forrester of Parkhill
spent Sunday: in town.
Mrs. Jacob Edwards of Clandeboye
was in ,town Tuesday.
Miss Braun eP Sarnia, is visiting;
with 2lliss Tillie White.
etrs. F. Wickwire, left Tuesday to
visit friends in St. Marys.
Mr. Brophy of Toronto was in
town. ;Tuesday •on 'business;
Mr. Ed. Beaver, of Dashwood way
in town Monday on busiess,a:
Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Culbert or Lucan
visited friends hare. Sunday last.
Miss Olive Gould visited at' Mr.
Albert Brown's Crediton this week.
Ata. Fred .Rector and family are
moving to Belleville in the sprigs;.
The council has engaged the rooms
over the Post Office for a band room
Mrs. E. Nichols, of Bay; City Mich
is visiting Mr, and Mrs. Fred. Luxton.
Miss Mabel Walters re':urned last
week from visiting friends ire Clin-
ton.
Feb. 29th "Extra Day". Special
Yeo'sSale ,"Print Day" at Mrs. W. 'D.
Several from Seafortb and Hensel'
attended the carnival here Monday'
night.
Messrs. Doyle Bros. shipped s.
car load, of horses to the west last
week.
Messrs. John Stacey end Fred
Means of Hensall,; 1i,ere• in town on
Monday.
Mr. J. P. Ross, of Calgary vie
ited. his brother D. A.. Ross, hers
this week.
err. and Mrs. Allan McDo'uxal of
Lucan. Sandayed witty. Yr. and Mrs.
Fred Luxton.
Mrs.
Co ins. C --ss•
gg o f roe, ell Iylich.,
visited with. Mr. and Mrs. F. Luxton;
here last weal:.
Mr. J.no. Talbot, Revenue Inspec-
tor of London, was in `town Monday
on an Inspection trip.
The great American Catarrh Rem-
edy. Gunnells' Catarrh Cream, get.
it. at iiowey's Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Rd.'tHtll, of -Crediton
East attended the funeral of the late
Mr. Bernick on Monday.
Mr, Jno. Knight is getting the ma-
terial on the ground for his fine
new residence en Victoria Street.
Mr. Wm. Pym of Usborna, lout a
valuable grey mare on Tues'iaynight
The .mare was value1 at $300.00
`.' Print Day" Feb, 29't h at Mrs. W.
D. Yeo's, II. 12 1-2 and 15 cent
Prints new prints included. All go
for 10o a yd,
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Miss Maggie ague Luxtonretarned home
after a three weeks' Svisit with
friends in Croleswell Mich., port
Huron and Sarnia.
Dlessrts. W. J. Murray, T. F. Boyle
and T. Carling spent Tuesday 'niebt
in Liman en OddfeIlow's work.
DIr, Fred,: Gunning and Miss Edna
Gunning, of Whalen, ,accompanied by
Miss 'Leath of Herniate. Man., vier_
ed Miss Olive Flern the forepart of
the week.
Mr. George' 'Russell of North Bad:
tlefore who has been visiting friends
in town aurin'„ the past week left
Tues:lay for Stratford where he will
remain for a few weeks before, re-
turning 'to his home.
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Brs ht
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house on William St. and will trove
in shortly. Mr. C. $Soper Etas' pur-
chased Dr. Bright's house on Andrew
street and expects to move into it
about the 2nd of March.
Mrs. Richard Tapp returned to
Virden Man., on Monday after spend-
ing g last three menthe with her
Mrs. I
• rs C Harrison •,
a igen• of town.
Mrs. A. Francis of B`irkton- accom-
panied her as far .tug London,
:Mr. Saxon Fitton is 'starting .• n al-
teratio
,sn
e the
Storz
occupied by
Mr, Tamara as tailor; He isputting
in a new front an
d fitting it up to
make it a first etas; entre. Mr.
Taman
is putting rite" i
n fat
P g a cele
of
Gent's Furnishings nishings in addition to his
tailoring.
Curlers Trophy -Daring the 'past
week there has been on exhibition in
Mr. EL Spackman',° window a hand-
some trophy made, by Mr, G'sb. Anr,
derson and which is now being Corn-
peted for b5 the curlers: The trophy
is in the form of a curring ;stone held
Up
fear
P by trowel e bx bm
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.tind t h,+'
whole moue t,t e
9 on a bas... The 'work
is unique and present/{ rt fin
ap-
pearance. It atftnd9 al,++oat' t'tv
inches i'1g1#,
Miss. efini~vie Jewell le holidaying
this week:
Mr, NOM,. Cook. of i. ceasing °pent
Sunday fe town
Miss 1), I)icksora, entertained on
Friday evening last.
Mrs Frank Sweet has returned
after visitiu in Louden.
Miss Aldo .Hartleih spent ;Beetle
at her home in Dashwood,
Bliss Beatrioe Ho`wcy, is viusiting.
11Tise Steen, of Ridge'towii,
Airs. Powell., left on Sa'tarday to
visit for a mawatb in Wntod.etook,
Mr, Owoe Atkinson was off work
Part of last week owing to i11netee
Dr. L. Xi, TPc, dick, of St, Marys,
visited his parents in town over ,Sun-
day,
Miss Annie Cornish of Lonion V1s
ited Mr, and Mrs. Rd. Murphy taiel
week.
Remember 29th,n',
e her tb� dart, Feb.r,.b. one
clay only "Print Sale at Mrs. W. 1).
Yeo's.
Mrs. 11. E. Elusion and °begs Evelyn
have returned home after visiting; in
Hamar) n.
Miss Mabel Follicle, of St, Marys
is visitia,g her parent's., Mr. and Mre.
E. Foillick.
Miss Katie Making left Monday
for Henden where she haat ceoured
a position,
Mrs, W. S, Howey entertainta1 • a
number of friends • to Luncheon on
Friday last.
Mrs Nelson; Patterson ani ;laugh -
tax returned to Londonafter visiting.
relatives in, town.
Mr. Geo .Crawley has purchased,
the residence. of the ;Mieseis Cudmorr
on Elizabeth street.
Howey. the Prescription Droggirse
iia stole agent in Exeter for Gunnells'
wonderful Catarrh Cream.
Mrs. E. A.• ;Follicle, was int Clinton
and Br»sets last week in the inter-
ests of the W. C. T, U. Work.
Mrs. (Dr.) C. A. Snell of Eesex, vi
ited at the Janes. 6treet Parsonage
a few days duri{1g the past week.
Miss Ednie Follicle attended the
`Conversat"at Alma Ladies Colieee
St. Thomas on Friday evening last,
Mr. Wrn. Blatchford has returned
home after being on a business trip
to Buffalo. Toronto and :Hamilton.
Mrs. Thos. Flynn was called to Sea -
forth Saturday. owing to the illnes;s
of her daughter. Mrs. Geo. Brownlee
Mr, Mark ,14litchel1 of London was
here over Sancay visiting his father
'Mr. Jahn. _Mitchell who is critically
ilh
Miss Annie Seldob. on Ingersoll ie
visiting her +grandmother, Mrs. Geo.
Samwell Mrs. Samwell is quite :111 at
her hc4ne. w •
Tack Burk who learned the barber
business with Mr. F. I3oelc i'fti Mon-
day fog _Georgetown ',i•ture he has
secured a position.
O.n Sunday evening next Rev. E.
G. -Powell of Main Street Church will
conduct the service in the interest
of the Lord's Day-Alliaaoe.
Mr. W. L. Steacy of Sensall arriv
ed in town Monday having been
transferred from the Motions bank
at Zurich to the branch in town.
Rev. W. lit Martie, of London,
was in Clinton preaching on Sunday
last. and stopped over in town on
Monday and •:renewed acquaintances:
Lost -In Exeter on Weinesday. of
last week. a small green purse with
some; change. and a .,old chain and
cro,,ss set with pearls, Finder will
be rewarded by leaving at 'thee office.
Mr. Will Smith of Detroit has mov
pd bis thoasehold effects to town and
is oiecupying. the cottage of Mr. D.
Braund north of the` river. Mr.
Smith has secured a good position
with the Connor Machine Co.
The salt well. which was announ-
ced last week, to be closed down.
till spring. has only stopped the man
ufactare of salt. They have a good
supply on hand and are open to sap -
ply the demands of any who wish to
purchase .salt. '
Rev. Ba Snell, of B. irkton, preachy
ed a very acceptable sermon in Main
street ,church Iast Sunday morning;
The pastor. Rev. E. G. poweil, coa-
dueted anniversary services for Mr.
Snell. Mr. Powell occupiee his own
pulpit in 'the evening.
Here is a m'essage..of hope and
good cheer from Mrs. C. J, Martin,
Boone Mill Va..who is the mother of
eighteen children. Mrs. ,Mar'tin: was
cured
of stomach 'trouble -and cone
stipation by Chamherlain's Tabletts af-
ter five•_years of suffering, and now
recommends these tablets to the pub-
lic. Sold by all dealers..
Oyster Supper -On Friday evening
next the Young Men's Organized
Bible Class of James Street Metho
dist chureh will provide an oysier
Supper for the ' Young Ladies Class
After supper the 'Yoang Ladies Class
will provide the programme. The
above is the result of a contest be-
tween the two classes for attendance
du,,ring last year and was won by• the
ladies. . - • �. t ,
Your
face
wiII feel smooth
ooth
and groteful if you use
FACE C1 EAI't
Greaseless disappearing. appearing. Zt
clears the complexion -soothes
the skin after exposure to
wind and sun and prevents the
bion skin es
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of the use hard
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Anythingyou
buy
with the name
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entire
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Sold and guaranteed ratteec� by,
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COAL MAN
DIr. Albert Spencer has moved into
the residence .of Mr. Matheson on
William street.
Lent commenced on Wednesday and
will continue until after Easter Sun-
day April 7th,
Mies May Armstrong ant Mies
Merle Goull left Wednesday mron-
ing for Toronto to ,attene the mil-
linery cipenines,:
Miss Edythe Heideman .• and Miss.
Hazel Bissett, visited friends in
Clinton over Sunday,'
From February 1st Ito the 24th my
office will be ospn from 11, to 1i?J a. m,+
and 2, to 4 p. m+ foeethe. making of
appointments for )vork on my return
from Cuba. Dr, Kinsmam,;Lest On turday evening
ingachil
ds
Bear Cloth collar, spotted with black
on Main street between Simcoe street
and Jones & May's, Finder please
leave at Jones & •May's store.
An enterianimen't will be given in
Caven .Presbyterian Church ars Mon-
day Feby, 26th when, Fred Bartholo-
mew enteria.iner will assist 1 a an
excellent program. Aemission, Adults
'25 cents, children under 12, 13 c('s,
Sneak Thieving -Complaints .have
been made that a number of articles
have been taken from the pockets
of overcoats left in the waiting room
at 'the rinkIf the perpetrator can
be feeend out he should be taught, a
lesson that will not Soon be foreotten
Runnaway-On Satarday Iasi' a
Mr. Cicero A.ldewroth was drivin
into town from. tb.e north with
Iolid of wood. his team ran away an
left'tbet` wood along the road. For
tunately nd one was hart. Part o
the load had fallen off and Mr. Ald
esworth had stopped to reload whe
the team 'became frightened. T
was stq'pped by J. Elliott near tb,
Metro'poli'tan. hotel.
For a engrain you will find Chambe
lain's Liniment cxocllon+t, It allay
the pain removes the soreness, an
noon restore% the parte to a health
condition. 25 and 50 cent bottles to
sale by all dcalartu,
Buren Publ c School Promotions -
The annual Public School Promotio
Examinations will begin on Marc
28th 1912. Papers will be prepare
for the Junior and Senior Secon
and Third and the Junior Foart
classes and a copy - sent for enc
pupil. The teacher must notify thei
Inspector before Marcb the 9th giv
ing the number of papers req aired, fo
each class. The parcel of papers wil
be sent to the teacher by ./nail aboa
March 22nd; also full instractione
for conducting the examination.
Carnival, -On Monday evening las
a carnival was held at "The Dome,'
but owing to the very mild weathe
it was not the success that the othe
carnivals nivals have been. The ice was
little soft and the attendance not a
large as usual. Prizes were .awarded
to the following: Lady representing
advertisement, Birdje Boyle, repre
seating Baker's Cocoa; Geut, Clair
Wood, representing Cream of Wheat
Boy's Comic, Gerald Hurdon, Clown.
Ed. Anderson'
of Seaforth, won the
mile and a half race and Oscar Ander-
son was second.
Remember Next Saturday night -
On Saturday evening of 'this week.
the Royal E-iglish Han 1 -Bell' Ric-
ers are to give as entertainment in
the James street Methodist church
This orga iization; has just complet-
ed an extensive tour of the, States
and are making their appearance in
Canada. They are highly recom-
mended both; by the British. United
States and Canadian Press. The
Peterboro Examiner says in part:
The bell ringers arefar beyond, in
range of executive capability, other
organizations of the kind, and eight
performers, using 171 bells, executed
with wc,nierful correctness. and un-
believing ensemble. involved operat-
ic overtures as well as simpler mus-
ic. The company has voices as
sweet as the bells and svere heard
in solo,, duet, quartette and double
quartette. They gave one of the
most delightful and uniquely artis-
tic concert entertainments ever
presented in the city."
The I3rucefield Seed Show - The
annual spring ;show ander the auspi•+
ces of the South ;Huron Agricultural
Society will be ;held in Walker's hall
Brucef%ield, oin Friday, Marchi, 1st,
This 's
is an event of which farmers
should take adv
t a
e .
There is no-
thing
thing moire .important -that the pro-
curing .af good seed. Thi3 fairieem-
ables the seller and buyer 'to get
together at close range gives the
mare who ,has seed to sell an oppor-
tunity of tshowing' its excellence ani
gives the man who wants to buy seed
the opportunity of learning where
he cant an
et to
h best. On.
this s o•c o,'ir• r
sion very liberal prizes are offered
au 1 it is hoped 'that there will be a
good display of seeds of all ki;nds.'
The geed will be judged by 141;r. Lor -
ter
B. S A
of et;roi' ,
>P tag who, will
also deliver An addreas to those prey°
ent. Dtr. Porter is a graduateof
the Ontario Agricultural College and
is being S
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merit or Agriculture.
To Farmers!
The undersigned wishes to announce
that he will continue to purchase hogs
in this community and tba,t there will
be no change other. than Geo, Arm-
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Is nearing us and you will be wishing to get your
spring sewing finished up so call in and see our New
Prints and Ginghams. The neatest Patterns ever
4' shown.
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Geta Ruff or Stole
while in the swing all to
be cleared out. Also
I Ladies Fur collared Coats
Reg $23 for $18
Any Piece of Dress
Goods to be sold at 'a
Greatly Reduced Price.
Come Early.
t
Room Rugs
Brussels Rugs in green
and fawn grounds to clear
out at a price that will
astonish you.
Men's Fur Coats
Only a few left to be
cleared out.;
Reg $23 coats for $13 ti
Reg $25 coats for 19'50
Mens Winter Caps
to be Bleared out at a
piece Reg 75c for 50c
Reg 50e for 390
Lad ies' Skirts
Olily a few left. Reg-
ular $3,50 to $5 Skirts
all to go at the , 75
one price $ N.
Ladies Fine ` Shoes to be cleard out at a rash
Discount of 20 Per Cent.. Off
All Dinner Sets Lamps and Chamber Sets to be
cleared out at a Price.
Highest Price paid for Produce
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Big Stock to choose from
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Tea Spoons, Berry Spoons,
`Cold Meat Forks, Cake Forks
' Soup Spoon/, Pie Knives,
Pearl -handled Butter Knives,
Knives and Forks,
Fish Servers, Carving Sets,
DON'T BE
ALARMED
Sleep late in the morning. +,1+:
Enjoy the luxury of waking
up whenever you feel like it
if you can, but if you cant
better get one of our
Clocks,
Watches
' monds, Cut
Glass, Silver. ,.:
ware, Pins, Etc.'
ft. Mr6Hdud
JEWELEF .& OPTICTAN
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This is the seat r of the year when
mothers feel ver touch ''concerned
over the frequent, kds contracted by
their children, and have abeeadatrt rea
son for it ex.. every cold weakens, the
lungs, lowers the vitality and paves
the way to the more serious diseases
that so often follow. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is famous for its cures
and is pleasrant and safe to take.
For sale by all dealers.
Hick's s Po ecaa•ts
r G4 Reactionary
a Bonar
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period is central during the last three
days o;' Feb. The Mercury, Earth,
alnd Mars •perio es combine their die-
'tutibing forces' at this time, calling
for prolonged and very decided
stdrms, of .rein, wind, ;sleet iand;snew
It ,sho'uld be remembered especially
by all who are ,exposed to gulf and!
southn '
Atla; c
ti coast ais s, that reg ion t -
I
equatorial or -West Indian istormis
are probable fed lest 'hall of
February, and Bach( probability/ is
greatly increased when tench a, com-•
bi,nation
exist during ink t h
e last half
of the Present month. If all the peo-
ple . knew theincalculable vitae of
a gond barometer, one would be
found inevery homee and
public build-
ings
and calamities by hurricane tor-
nado,. tidal wave and blizzards would
be reduced Ito! a minimunl. •Ice gor-
ges fiends arid much roagh'weather
and knottiness 'is the 'ifutlopk for;
this month. The Mars' period has i Anythin f
gradually worked from 'the eulnmer i You buy
back through the spring utitil this MIA%
year . it is central en February 6th
wai+sh facts leads, usto ,the eanclus
ion that February and nitnost the
whti!e of .''Parch this year will con-
tinue unbroken; or normal winter
weather, without delay, abnormal
wartn spell* IA fait* some weeks pasti
Nutritive
Hypophosphites:
You need a good tonic just no
but perhaps you don't know':,
Let us tell you a few pointe wli
we can recommend Nyal's Nutrit
ive Hypophosphites.
I It is a splendid brain an
nerve food.
2 Hypn hoeP
hiter provide
an
easily assimilated and convenient
form of phosphorus.
3 The best tonic for children
studying hard,
4 Excellent after nervous'
strains and in convalescence.
5 Good for the blues and lack
of concentration,
6 A wonderful appetizer taken
p
before mea1 s,
A big bottle full= -.l0 ot. costs
you only $1.,00
*HT gift
you
entice
eatirfactipie
Sold and guaranteed by
W
S Howey, •n nl 8
Cheixi'ist and,, Optician, EZEVel