The Exeter Times, 1919-1-16, Page 1Wesr'r-SECOND Eooxn YEAR--- No; 2243
ORTYEXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MO1 NIN;fir�4
,�.111Lf,Ai�.X lith 1919
JONES & 1'1A'Y
PHONE 32
Great Clearing Saleof
Furs
All our Ladies' Fur Coats and sets musto regard..
Bard.'
less of price
Although we have had a splendid Season's business in furs, we
do not wish to carry over a single garment to next fall,so thisis
the
reason for our big reductions, Of course at these reduced prices they
must be sold for strictly cash. It is impossible togive a cot
and description of our fur P complete Liss
stock so we will only mention a few lines
to give you an idea of our prices.
1 only lady's Hudson Seal Coat, beautiful quality of Skins, Our
ose Purple lined, in very latest styles, was $240,00 Januaary sale
price $200.00
1 only lady's select Canadian Muskrat coat lengt 42 in was
$125.00 for $100,00
2 only Muskrat coats same as above only 45in long were $140.
for $110.00.
1 only Mink Marmot coat was $110 for $85.00
Setts -Scarf and Muff
2 Natural Wolf Sets were $22.50 for.....
1 'Natural ;Wolf Sat .was $30.041 for
1 Natural ,Wolf Stet was $32.501 ;for ; '
1 Natural Lynx net was $313.00 ifoi ... .......
1 Red Fox Set was $43.00 for ,,...
1 Patagoma Fox Set was $27,00 ion.. ` , . ( '
1 (Brack Fox Sat was $36.00 for ! ...G....
1 Natural. (Wolf Set was $25.50 for F,, „ ..•
1 'Natuna, ;Wolf Set was $23.50 for
2 Badger Sets were $28.50 for ,...
1. !Columbia Sable 45et \vas $3,3.50 for
s•
Extra special black Russian Wolf muffs and neck Furs to clear
at each $5.00
Men's Fur Coats
Men's best quality Wallaby Tasmania Coon Coats regularly
$75.00 for $60.00
Men's black dog coats to clear at $35.00
{{hen's {Heavy Ulster Overcoats at, 513.00 and $15,00. t
Big Bargains in Boys' •Overcoats. ' t
Boys' Hockey Shoes, all sizes in stook.
Young Men's *Betted. Overcoats in tiheNetvest_ Styles ; ' ' ' , ' i• .t - , •e
Great !Clearing Sale still ,continues on 'Ladies' .Pduslh and (Cloth • Coats, Pres
ses and Suits, 1
ti Y CANADA FOOD BOARD LIUENI3E
Joiles D
May
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BORN
• McEwen -In Exeter, on Jan. 84th, to
Wasliing noZr,nanet,a n e •Kt:retake-I r,
Usborne, on Saturday,
& Wringers January 11,.Ih, to Mr. and { Mrs.
Charles Kerslake, a daughter.
trang-Ln 'Usborne, on January .7, toj
Mr. and ales.1Hjy. ,Strang, twins
eons.
Examine our variety of guaranteed wash day labor
savers.
Hobbs Gold Medal Washer,
The 1900 Gravity Washer,
The Canada First Washer
Wringers from $5.50 to $7.50
Folding wash bench to set tubs on
price $3. 25
Clothes Baskets $1.40 to $1,7 5
Skates of quality for all
Gi rls skates $L25 to 3.25
Ladle's Auto Skate -4.00
Boys & Men's skates
$1.25 $6.50
Steel ankle suppoits $1.
Hockey sticks 20c to 75c
SKA TLS
OUNCES LIGHTER & STRONGg,R
Eveready flashlights
will guide you safely
on dark nights, price
$1.25 to $2.50
We have a complete line of driv`ti andworking' n
�' g
mitts and gloves at exceptionally reasonable prices.
A full Zine of Stock and paultrq` r"
t Foods etc.
Heaman's Har ware
27a Phones
Munn -In• (Bay to 1Mr, and Mus. Rd.
Munn a son.
DIED , t
Dow -Near (Cromarty on Dee. 1atih,,
Gertie Dow, daughter of Mr. ,Wm.;
Dow.
Kuntz -In Bay tp., on Jan. 8101, Ja-�
cob "Kuntz, aged 87 years and 1
mortal'.
Gler.L-At llhedford on Jan. 12th,
Harold 'Glenn, formerly of ,Hensel*
aged 25 years.
Brooks -In Usborne on January .10,
,Bella Park, beloved wife of ,Wm
Brooks, aged 44 years.
Breehour At ,Woodham on January
101:11, Mrs. {Michael Beethoud aged,
35 years. (
Strang -In Usborne, ozi January 13
one of the +twin sons of Mr. and
Sirs. Jay, Strang.
Gibson -,At Granton on Jerry 121b,
,Artinux Gibson.
_ ' I t i
IN MEMOR1
In. Loving Memory of Mrs. Harvey
Perkins, who passed away lust one
year ago, Jamluary, 13.
Although a year has~ gonne
Since last we saw your face,
The memory of le etill hails dear,
Far naught cafe, take its place;
'Ti^ only those, who have lost can, tell
The painof pateflon without farewell i
We mass thee and mou,rar, thee
In silence unseen,
And dwell on the memory
Of days that have been
VF'e tliiatk of h er out silenced,am
And her name we oft recall, ago
But there is nothing left to answer num
For we did our best for all. in ,a
ing
Some day we hop,to meet her,
e,
Some day, we know not when.
To clasp her hated ,in a better land; of M
°e
Never to part again.
SheShesaid good bye to none, villa
The Heathen gates were Opened SMnda afternoon. A lasing voice said come, Blues
Cromarty
Miss 'Norma ,'Willson very nieely en-
tertained n ,few of ther young friends
a .few evenings ago
Our ,tele,pihone line between !Cr•oni-
,arty and Dublin, which was badly
aged by the storm, ,about a month'
lime been undergoing ,repairs. ,A.
bet of new .*roles ;have been put
nd the ,time ,;its now in good [work
ort
Exeter Council Stephen Council
Council *;leer for the 'year met The GotwnciJ of the Township
0
The
of
,ca the C unci* Chambers, M4ud.iy Jan„ Stephen convened in tate Town Hall,
13th, kook and subscribed Wale nee- Crediton, on • Monday, January 13th,
assary oath of ;office, as f'ollaws'- 1919 at 11 aim. Aly members were
For *reeve, M. B. W, F, I3eavers , present After each member had sub -
Councillors, Messrs. , Louils Day, Yil- scribed to his declarations of office
tion .Pernhal,e, Charles 13. Snell and and property qualification, the minutes
Jesse Elston, Commissioner Hind of the previous tn,e(eting were tread
was abnen.t _ adapted,
Oa invitation of the Reeve Rev. Dr. Neeb-Penhale- That Joseph. Guiaeen
Medd was present and led in devote be ap,boanted assessor and school
Lanai exercises. + enumerator and sheep valuator. -
Councillor Elston, seconded by Carried,
Councillor Penihrale that a r vote of Neeb-1faytes-That Alonzo Hod -
thanks be tendered Dr, Medd for be_ gins be appointed member of the
ing with us and in, opening this our. Board of Health and William Lewis
.inaugural meeting of 1.919. All the Lotus Adams and W. B. 0.:....,.., sass-
members of the councils speaking to itar}> inspectors. Carried.
to m•at on, and thanks Uesalg extend -I Hayes-Neeb-That James Hod
>'tms
ed to Dr. Medd by the Reeve., Dr, be appointed caretaker of the '1 awn
i1Ie:dd extended e•ostgratulancip,s and Hall. Calrried.
a cordial goad -weal to ens' and all, Webb-Pemliale-That H. F. Eilberj
The Reeve congratulated the mem- be appointed Truant officer. Carried.
bers of the Council and expressed •the Penhale-Ha es -That Thomas Tre-
Id�esire that the 'best ea speet would vethick and Charles Zwicker be ap-
be maintained throughout. tib, • year. pointed Auditors.* Carried.
Referring to the most 1rressittg Neeb-,Iixayes That by-law' No. 253
that of by-laws being revised.; better to ,appoint Tow nhip officers baying
reports on the Water works 'system; • been `read three times ,be passed and
The Memonuai for the, Returned sol- signed 'by the reeve rand clerk and the
client, and better load-makeag system.. seat of tike (Corporation attached
Per Elston: rm.-Snell-That the: follow thereto.HQarried,
ing members compose the Striking 'llhe ;following orders Were ipassede
Committee -Councillors Day, Pearha1e ,HospitalTor Sick aehildsren, grant, $101
and the Reeve -Carried. A_bert Pollock, statute labor 3.00;
Per Day -Snell -That regular meet-!Can.Express
ings of the. Couaci,l' be held 'on the
• and and 4th Mondays of the month:-
Carried
Adjou,nnment until 7.30 p.m .to=
. night. -Carried.
The Counrcil met as per adjourn-
-1.
4'
meet from the morning session„ Mon-
�. day evening, Jan, 13, with all tae mem-
s bers present.
'1' Communications were read as fol -
4. lows :-Acknowledgements frorii the
e following Soldier Boys, re. Christmas
d, ▪ dinner 'donations :-•Sergt. H. Horton,
+ Sap: e.- W. Crew•es, Gerald Titto.n,
et Hubert Jones, R. H. Willis, John Wil-
as, Sani er W. A. Clarke, Pte. Fred
McPherson, L. E. Day. Whored Mick.
A letter from J. H. Dyke; Field
Secretary of the National Sanitarium
Toronto,. asking for the use of the
ITown Hall far an illustrated lecture
to be given on Sunday everana, Feb,
16, 1919, at 8.30= Gtia! nited`. Clerk to
make reply.
Circular.jetter from office el, Ca'n-
adiau Reconstruction Assonietion,
Toronto;, re IV>;wnicip :l Public a lese�
s.
.e�uteri re'tut from
ofm r
J d
the welfax e
(an�b
•overfeeaee-Filled.
Letter from the Dominion Road
Machinery Co, Godersch.-Filed,
The following a,p:Peals were made
and granted :-Sick„ thitldren's Hospit-
al, Toronto, $5.00; Ch4jlidrenls •Aid
and Humane Society. of Hurn Coun-
ty $10.00.
Mr. E. A. Pollick ,addressed tthe
Co..neil r...gardina a ,drain ;along HILL
,street and {north of liars. Follick's
.property, claiming that last spring
the water backed up along said street
filling' the 'cellar and destroying the
furnace. Now asking damages ,to the
amount of 'bills as ,laid on the table.
Held over.
The report of the 'S'triking Com:
was laid on: the 'table. and is as'ifol-
lotv.s : Roads and Bridges, Cooncil-
lors Day'and ,PenOrale • Finance, Coun-
cillors, Elston aeid Snell; property.
Snell !and Day ; VSpeeial and Cemetery,
peethale a'n'd Elston. The Reeve is a
member of gall committeess. After
iscussion ,tlhe report was adopted on
motion of Elston' tend Day.
Mr. J. A. Stewart 'was re -appointed
a member of the ,Library J3oa�rd for
he years '19, '20, and '21.
Messrs. F. W. 'Gladman aid James
Weekes were re -appointed rmembera'
of {the {Cemetery ;Board ,on 'motion of
Elston end Penlheale.
Mr. H. E. 'Huston was appointed a
member of the local ,Board of ,Health.)
on 'motion of Benib,ale and Day.
Messrs. Jos. H(awk&ns, Geo. ,An-
drew and W. J. CBisse•tt were appoint-
ed es 'members of lute fence viewers
committee ,for 1919. Motion by 'Et-
c°
and. ,Penlhale.
Per Penlaale and Elston 'that ,the
officers of 1918 be ire-ailypointed and
by-laws 'confirming ;Cha same ,'be pre-
tiared.-iCaarried. • :
Per Pen',hale and Elston that W.
,7. rilissett'ssalary 'be. ;fixed at $700.00
for the year.-ICarlriedl.
Per 'Elston and Day that {the ,C:lerk
and Tr,easurer's s&atry be !fixed. at
$000.00 'for the year.-,C(arried.
The following accounts were read
and {passed on motion of Pen1hale and
Elston Fred Kerr, tile I3 & IB., $60.87..
brick. cemetery, 120.25. total 181.12;
Dr. J. W. Browning, ;patriotic ac.,
2,25; R. N. Rowe, ,Earneral expenses,
*Miss 'Gillis, 53.50; T. OE1eaman, wood
Library 'ac.. 16, 3125; Jonas & May,
5.93; R G. S,eldon, coal, Town Hall,
29.50; .Bell Teleplhone Co., cemetery
Atone rent. 3.75; Mrs. ,Fred East,
cleaniarg Library 2.50; J. A. Stewart,
cemetery ae., 2.20, patriotic 445e, 2,05..
Ad j. by Day.
J. ,Senior, Clerk,
lar. •
e regret to announce the death
lists G,ertie Dow, daughter of
'wm. Dow, !two miles east of ttihe
gc, whose death, 'took {place oat
t nn.
y tit on last, ,a6ter a ileo;{
Miss Dow had snot been in
And with farewell unspakef,
She gently eat.teijed haine,
Father mother and Brothers --Mrs,
Jaid{ •Stelae"On.
Eaton Yiv Co. and others, Lag. ' etc.,
9.00; Alonzo ,Hodgins, salary as
lector, 87.00; Fred Kerr„lumber,
Alex Zimmer, rep. grader 2.85; Dagh-
wood' Planing Mill cedar (posts, 7.60;
Fred'Gratton, dog 'tax, 2.00; David
Tiernan, !fencing, 11.45; ¢Sundry ,lpex
sons, townsthip ,election and supplies
139.70; Sundry persons re Smite,,
35.95; Jos. Lawson, statute labor, 8.00
The council adjourned to ,meet again
in the Town ,Ba11, Crediton, on Mon-
day the. 3rd of eli'aroh, 1919, at one
,u. m.
Crediton
Rev. M. SEflaue1ti ,left lv+7ednesday
for Kitethener to attend the funeral
of 1%fiss f'Cien1mas Who died tat Boston
on 'Mot:Idea, I
The ,Metbodiat Sunday School ,will
hold their entertainment on Friday
evening, January 214t(h at ,8 o',elock.Tart .
of Zion n�Eventertainmenttponied Xmas..
angelical Sunday chool
will be given Friday +night, A. oantata
,entitled `"VVjhite Gifts for the King"
will be rendered, ;receded- by a mix-
ed ,program. Everybody welcome.
A *quiet 'wedding took siplace alt the*
Evangelical *parsonage, lOrediton, on,
Saturday evening 'last when Rev. S.
M. Handl united tun .,marriage Mrts;
Lucy, Farrel and err. Ferd&nand Des -
Sardine of (near Grand ;Bend.
Mr. Win. {Brown, who has bween vis-
iting under the paren.tai roof far a
few {days, (after recelvand Ibis dis-
etharge ;from tie army) returned ,to
Zurirah on Saturday last wthere he
has secured a good position at his
trade. t.
--- er
Whalen
The !sympathy of the •community goes
out to the bereaved family of Bella
rviho (d d1 ondFr%day evening of heart
failure following a two weeks' i%lsess
of iinflueanza. Lt an t2noug+ht slie was
col-' improving a1zd while in tithe act of
1.121 dressing Ito stay up for a short ,time
1 oho was tak°n worse and only lived
two !hours. The kind mother was
conscious utp uritil the bast and' at -
though iso illi*, she, bid her :Family
e•ood-bye: and eeihorted them to live
good Christian lives. Deceased ,was
only '44 years old some mon,tlhs ago.
She was a 'woman who endeared Ler-
self to all who knew her and her
,place in d•ic.:. _t
al. .EII,BER, ;Clerk.
Synopsis of Division -registrar's re-
port for (quarter ending {Dee. 31st,
1918e-19 births, 7 mate 12 ,female
9 marriages; 19 deaths, 10 male and
9 I'emale; 8 died. of .*pneumonia land
influenza.
Dashwood
;hiss Ella. 'Zimna,er left for 'Detroit
on Friday.
Mr. J. Kellerman .was a visitor in
Toronto this week.
Mr. Jacob (Brenner is .tihis week
visiting in Stratford.
Mr. Lorne Taylor, of London, vis-
ited with Dr. Taylor this week.
Mr. Sam. !Baker lbas distposed of his
farm to ,Dir. Robt, ,Iilay,ter, of Green-
way.
•
Mr. Russel {Clarke, of Crediton, seas
relieving tat tlbe Bank of Commerce a
few :days last week.
The Misses Mildred and Cora Seh-
roeder (have returned to London af-
ter visiting their !parents.
A. special service was. !held in the
Ecar.gelical (March, Sunday evening
when the new officers of the Y.F.A.
for the. 'year 1919 ,were installed, Fol-
lowing tnzsponsivd reading, by the pas-
tor and the officests, the pastor ad-
dressed tine officers pointing ,. out.
their various duties. The following
officers were installed: Pres., ,l}Lrs.
Aaron Oestreieher;,Vice Pres., ,,Eul-
oun Guenther; Rec. Sec., Peare Tie -
man; (Corr. Secy., ,Beatrice tGtray,biet
Miss. Secy., Leonard ,Birk; , Treas.,
Aaror_ Oestreiclher; Organist, Cora
Gauge; ;Asst. Organist, Manta Hoff:-
man;
off-man; Librarians, Laura Musser and
Clayton . ,Wildforg; • *Convener. of
Plower ;Committee, Pearl Krkabt:.
This week we again report the
death of one in this community, be-
ing Jacob Kuntz, an old settler of
the township of ,Ray. Mr. Kuntz was
born in Alsace Loraine , and thad
readhed .the age of 87 years 1 month.
Hte ;has ,lived in ,this vicinity for ;the
past 60 years and was a highly re-
speeted resident. Besides Ih.s aged
widow the leaves two daughters and
three sons, Mrs. C. L. W,aLper, of town.
Mrs. *Geo. (Staub, of Buffalo; Jean an.;
the homestead; .William of Exeter.
and Louis, of Buffalo The funeral
took {place to the Lutheran cemetery
on Friday afternoon, Rev. P. Graup-
nor officiating. ; (' I 1 (elti
Elirnville
A special colleotion Will be taken,
in Sabbatlh 5,ehool {;next ,Sunday in
aid of ,Arsn,enian and .Syrian relief,
A liberal offering is looked for
The Elimville ,,Farmers are to meet
an ttihe 1st land 3rd ,Wednesday even
ing of each month in `the O.O.C.F.
,HialL
Some (Pew in our ',neighborhood are
sontew,hat :in:distposed this week. air.
Wesley Jdhns who has been confined
to (the ',house .for nearly two weeks is
i,ti,peoving. !Leine ',family is also ,get-
ting better.
Owing to 'tile sltormy weather of
last week the prayer ,meeting etas not
very well 'a,ttended. The illustrated
story of two Golden Lilties wlhieh was
to 'have peen given he 't'ha antral last
Friday evening Was (postponed , on
itecount of the !storm aid will be
given ,react i'riday evening. t
Owing to eick,ness rand other meet.
in,ga the {Elimv?ilie Caudell ,No. 98 of
Chosen Friends have not heat their
annual meeting and election of olffi-
cern. It is aeq,uested that the titin ..
z best of heath for some bine, bars (come out an .F,riday evening sand,
She elect like officers for ;roil yeah` and.
!had a shigtht attack on influenza and
her teondition woo tbougih,t ,to •be not leeaes cam • matters of .meeting ,{li
Very !serious when elle ottade,tly pus- is to come before .fibs s meeting, A
ed iaw,ay atter la fele day's Bailees, full atttar&dsance is xek1t eatedq
urea circle will be
hard Ito ,fill. Tee funeral took place
on (Sunday afternoon and tike remains
by
were
follow
ed Ion concoa se of for
in sorso•m bt
a large
friends. Slhe 'leaves a family of five
ehildren, the youngest a baby of
three and a {half months Aid.
Two deaths occurred recently , at
Granton. Elhe one was Mary ,Webb
a 'maid, a lady, wiho came to Granton
to nurse cher .caster, SSranw, Fgst .r
When she contracted influenza. She
was
e•t
B' ting better and Thad got up
and started. rto dress shies~ he was
stricken with {heart ,failure and died
in a new minutes, The other , was
Arthur Gibson, a young man oho
died on Sunday. He contracted in-
fluenza welch developed iz.to pneu-
monia, and was ill only about two
weeks. Be Leaves a wife and ,child;
ensa&
On Saturday afternoons Lest as Mr
and Mrs. {Jean. (hfouss° of the tawn-
slhip of !Hay, were driving into Hensall
the horse began to ,Irick furiously„
badly damaging the cutter, but Mr.
Mousso managed to Mead it ,frons get-
ting away, and fortunately neither
of 'teem were injured.
In 'the same afternoon but towards
evening, Robe SIekrteur, one of ,the
pioneer retired forrrrte.ns of ,tags sec-
tion, was ,delivering a load of tray
When in turning in at the premises
the load upset, the hay going; in one
direction, while ,Mi-. Me rteur ,was
{thrown or iuthlped the opposite side,
but unfortunately suffered (painful in- F'Or Infants and Children
juries, this nose be:erg nearly complete- In Use ForOver3O
1y %severed, besides deep cuts on ottherE`Sc
parts of the face by falling on the Alwaysbears
runnel' or .1htarTg pa*t of the
ThamesRoad
Report of {the Thames (Road Be4
(Cross Society from October let, 1917.
until Din. 31st, 1918: We received!
from the Township couneit $530,00,
from koncert 31.75; eines stinks given%
by Rev. Fred( Johns sold for $8,20;
box social 124.51; atetogralptle t quilt,
77.70; received from peel .ring 5,00;
monthly (ns'm.bershilp fees 168.68; bat-
ante ,tram 7a,s.i year ,80.50; Total, $1,-
02,0.37. ,W,z sent to :help keep pris-
oners in Germany 20.00; ,Belgiuba Re-
lief Fundi 5.00; Preach {Bed { xone
5.00; Silver tdhimble and trinket fund{
10.00; for isening material and, yarn
891.79; for postage and express aedy
other expenses 33,15; total 4965,64.
Work Mone by our society 211 flannels
rehires, 603 ors. day ,sock, 102 suits' of
pyjamas, 4 clot& quilts; 30 stretcher
caps and a *quantity of old linen fort
bandages; total value of same $1324,-
50. We ,contributed for the ,I3elgialni
relief 27 articles of c'hiidren's ,cloth
ing, 2 mote quilts, 4 women's winter
coats, {total value 3116.45. ,We sent to
our boys overseas 28 ipareels vai.ued
at 69.00; 18 pr. of socks valued ab
22.50; total value 91.50; ita,tal valuer
of work done; $1,45,2.45; total valuer
of work done and {money received
$`2478.82.
'Mrs. Wm. Turnbull, President
Ethel McDonald, Secretary.
Pointers
The January thaw started in. Dee
°ember and since then it has been
one January thaw after another.
r * * *
Goof roads was perlhaps rthe :°hie.'
topic in the U,sborr e nonihinetions and
was mueh discussed at the Exeter
nominations. With 'the good roads
scheme ,adopted by the county and
the councils baying{ received their
authority to carr; on ,the work ;pro-
rly to
ac ur fbalt available infornnatteem, it is not Ito i „ and
lay {plans tor .the improve .ne-nt ow
roads. The roads in Usborne, as a:
wrhole, care as good if eat a little bet-
ter than the majority of like zrrurea-
jjj,palities, 'but progress is Abe key -note
of the ratepayers. ,A permanent tread(
for :Exeter is what ;the +rte jositee ,f•
citizens are agreed. we ,ghoul!. have,
Is {the time not now oppohtune2 .
'To: encourage 'town buildings
assist laboring men of a and to
means to own moderate.
government will loan orto n homes .the,
i.
ties, incorporated companiesmnni'cio u
.person wiho owns his iand land
erects a amuse thereon for his own
occupation, !from 85 to -,91) per cent .al
the ,cost of construction of {houses not
to 'exceed the cost of $3000 al a rate
of five per cent ,payable in twenty,
( years. This aright be an oppq,rtuni,ty
for some (person or persons ,to erect
some 'moderately {priced !homes in .Exe,.
ter as there is a good demand for
convenient and comfortable !homes'
that tare not tigh,-,prieed. There have
been more enquiries for {houses in
Exeter !during the east ,few weeks'
than there were in many months pre-
vious. I l
CASTOR IA
turned tsleigth, ovine Signature of
a
To Be Dressed Here
is to be Well Dressed
at a price that means
Money to Yon
We are showing attractive lines for
1a11 and winter and re .,r advance buy-,
nn means moneysaving values. Many
1 our dines are selling at less than
eholesale east to -day. Come in reed
aele;ct a Suit from some of .the olditaat-
,vool stacks and if you do nob want it
made up now we will set it aside for
you.
,Come in and look over our stook of
NIFTY SUITIhGS
0VDRICOA'TINGS
sPANTINGS • '
READY-MADE CLOTHING
SHIRTS
COLLARS
TIES
CAPS
UNDERWEAR -•, .Combination
and two pieete--,'til wool,
YOUTH'S 0172,114 A.9
W.
rff1N't.