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Thursday, May 3rd, 1917..
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CLINTON NEW RICA.
THE BRITISH MIRE
CALLS FOR
--2More Eggs and I'oulfiry
It' Is therefore our dety to Increase
1 it these lines and prices
produetlol 1 ,
promise to be exceedingly' high fOr all
poultry prodwcts during this present
year.
Our Incubators are giving the best
satisfaction and why not buy one and
pay for it in poultry next fall?
Fat Hens Wanted
at 18c per 1t,
Our waggons will call for your eggs
as usual during 'the summer months,
paying top prices in cash or orders
given on the town, stores,
011ihi-zialQ•itis & Co., �flllllte�,
The up-to-date Firm
Quinton Branch Phone 190
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▪ See and here our finest
New Stylish designs of
Doherty Pianos and
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Pianos and organs rent
e3.. Choice new Edison
phonographs, Music &
variety goods.
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BARRISTER BOLLOITOtt NO'L'AlfY
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Oorinoyauco, ,Notary l uhlio,
Conon iseloller, be,
RISAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Duren tit,. Clinton,
H. T.. RANGE
Votary PubIio, (Ionvn;t anger, ,state
Financial and Real L
IeMURANCR AOaupreen leg1AlireIr
an0om
Division ()Cart GDlice.
Piano Twain
Mr, James Doherty wishen to ins
form the public that ho is pee-
pared
reppared to do fine piano tuning,
tone regulating, and repairing.
O,rders left at W. Doherty's phone
61, will receive prompt attention,
M. G. Cameron, ICC.
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc
Otliee on Albert Street, occupied by
Mr; Hooper. In Clinton cit every
Thursday, and on anv day for which
appointments are made, C.ft'loe hours.
from 0 am. to (i p in. A good vault in
connection with the office. Uffice open
every week day, Mr, Hooper will maize
any oppointmeutsfor Mr. Cameron.
IMS '`r. W. °If'III)mpsem
Physician. Surgeon, Eta
Breda! attention given to diseases of the
Eye, filar, Throat, and None,
Eras .efnily sau)sa 1, and suitable glasses
()Mee and R08140000.
Tiro doors west or the Commercial Oteto
Aaron et.
DNS ea MN :laid <L/1,1,1'3110
O,r, VS, Gunn, 5. It, 0, r., L. C.O.S.. ECM
Dr, :.:nun's office at residents° 111th Street
Or .1 d1, t.audl4r. BA. KR,
011105 -Ontario Stress, Clinton.
ctighiainryls al residence, Rattan"Hnr• St.
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DR. 1N. tA. t :{t7iN1
DENTIST
Crown and notelet Wort; a Specialty.
Graduate of C,C.D.S... Chicano, and 10,0,0,5
Tomato.
Cayfield an Menders, Maty Is; 20 Op
IVA. N. i+ta ea (!eEitt,
DENY -10T.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Special care taken oo -"eke '1001.4
mnns..c pai01000 As \10 ainlc..
THOMAS OU
Live 2toalt'a.nd general Auction *sr
G3DE.R1OH Ofd f.,,
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N1t 1,13 ''-n.,a� 0.10 l,r n vi.
disaonnted,
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II'\. Geo dtt, M. Ce `b n'?iit1e3t
O "ieitemitain
Sllsteoipatlaie Play.
Piumbin
.Heating
.d
tended to.
' "iusmithiing
Repairs
promptly at -
A number of Second
Ilatilill Heaters good
o0
d
repair.
arremmoceessumfernissesuserese
Byadn & Sutter
Samtary Plumbers
Phone 7,
Better Pay
The Price
Don't be tempted to choose cheap
jewelery. Far better to pay a fair
price and know exactly what you
are getting,
Yon will neyer be sorry -for as a
matter of money, it is easily the
)nest er.onomiaal
That has been said so often that
everybody by this time should
know it -and yet there le no
scarcity of cheap jewelry in the
band
Now to get personal -.If you would
like to miss that sartlaltogether-
COM.E HE,RI4
if. yon would like to hay where
nothing but high qualities are
dealt in-OOM1, t1LRl:
And even at that, no person ever
said our prices were unfair
Wm ' `. `x' ounter
Jeweler and optician;
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
FORD 66 McLEOD
We're new selling Ttmotby Seed
(Government Standard.).
Specialists in women's and
Children's Dieeasea
Acute, Chronic, and Nervous
Disorders
Eye, Ear, Nose. and Throat,
CONSULTATION FREE,
Office-Ratrenbury Hotel.
Tuesday and Friday, i to 11 p.m.
G. U. Bit:Taggart M, ll. 1MoTagga,
Mereatgew tiro%
$pring Personals
A Prominent Ontario Wetness.
Speaks.
Welland, Ont,—"I am glad Ir heard
about Dr. Pierce's remedies, 'When 1,
was tired -out and
worn. -out 1 used
Golden Medical
Dieeovery' and
'Favorite Presorlp-
tion; - it it true
• that they aro grand
d'- remedies, and 1
r\ 6' found that' they,
built me up and
r • made pie feel like
fir a now person,
y.
Ji'�il '�%'" `` believe T used
,I seven bottles in all.
I have recommended Dr, Pierce's reme-
dies
emo-dies to several of my )oqueintanoes.
"I have one of the Common Senee
Medical Advisors and think very highly
of it." --MRs. MAX Cx,esx, 117 State
St, Welland, Ont.
i r. PiercesGolden Silodieal Dis-
'covery is a tonin and builder that brings
new activity to the liver, stomach and
bowels in a short time, thus causing
sallowness, indigestion and constipation
to dieappear.
Good blood means good health; good
health means strong men and women,
full of vigor and ambition, with minds
alert and muscles ever willing. Any
medieino Healer will supply you with
Di, Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
in either liquid or tablet form. 'Sent)
to Dr. Pierce, Invalids' Ilotel, Buffalo,
N, Y.; for free medical advice.
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Advisor -a great doctor book -of 1008
pages, cloth bound -answers many im-
portant questions. Copy will be sent,
customs prepaid, for 50 cents (or stamps)
to pay wrapping,and mailing charges.
Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels,
Fugar-coated and easy to take as candy.
IiPli'1IISHIfi'S
ALBERT ST , CT.tNTOIN.
General Banking Business
transacted
,.QOTES DISCOUNTED
Drente issued. Interest allowed is
deposits
The Mei iliop Mutual
Fire Insurance Cts.
Farm and Isolated Town 5 ees
erty Only Insured.
Bead Ullice-Seaforth, Ont
BRUSSELS.
• Angus Brown has disposed of his
S5'arre farnl..on the Dili Concession of
Grey,,to John k1cIwen, of Bluevale,
for the suns of 114,800, The 'fernier has
since purchased the fine 100 acres of
Teesdale L. Whitfield, on the 13tH
Concession. of the sante Township for
88,00(1,
John Duncan, who disposed of his
house and lot on Main street this week
has since purchased the fine property.
adjoining, known as the Nicholls prop
erty, consisting of an acre lot, large
red brick house and frame stable.
William locking, a well known resi-
dent of Grey Township, died early
Thursday morning after a lengthy ill-
ness front consumption Ifs was 52
years or age. - The funeral took
place to Brussels Cemetery on Sat
urday afternoon.
Fletcher itoe has disposed of his
nine acre plot, bouts, etc, in Itrucel.;
South, to ,Joseph \Vhitfield, of the 1'S:Ii
Coreeosien of Croy,
The receipt3 at the weekly 1111
Cross tea in the Public 1.ibrury this
week were
rd. ILA
UP �rw7f,
VA N.kt tf.';. EAU,
1350( .1',
—w�
used. in
Baby's Own Tablets are the best med-
icine a mother can give her little ones.
They are a gentle laxative -mild but PI t _'
thorough in action -and are guarntee11
by a government analyst to be ab sn- Cheap and rlt.1'. E , alive
lutely free from opiates and outer in- poi ary Use
furious drugs. Concerning thein ,Mrs,
AERIAL DICTIONARY
The giiliant members of the RJi'M.
and the R.N,A,S, are fond of using
slang terns In their" everyday talk
sheet their worth.
Bump ---is a patch of rarefied air.
Bus. The -Pilot's Slang; means 41,1/Yaeroplane. • ,
Cold beet --A condition indicating
that a plan has lost his nel'Ve,
Control Lever, The—The lever with
which the pilot .controls the i naohino,
It works both the warp and the eleva-
tor.
be carried
to
either
Drift To—To1 a rl
d
side of the true course by a current
of air.
Gasbag, A --Every aeroplane pilot
refers eolitempttionsly to airships as
gasbags.
Grunlmett, A—No soli -respecting
airman ever talks of his that, but
rather his grummett.
Hun, A --Is the Royal Plying Corps
name for a youth who has not yet
taken his flying certificate,
Joy Ride, A—A trip up aloft is al-
ways referred to as 5. Joy ride. '
Soy Stick, The—Tho air pilot's slang
for control stick.
Nose Dive, To—Sometimes the ex-
pression "volpique" is used. A nose
dive is wheu the machine is dest:end-
ing in a vertical direction to the earth.
Pancake, To—is for the machine to
fall fiat to the ground. r
Pylon Pilot, A—A pylon pilot is a
gentleman who prefers flying before
a large and admiring crowd at an
aerodrome to war flying.
Quire, A—The R,N,A.S. name for
the youth who has not yet taken his
aeroplane certificate.
▪ Spin, A—Is the most unpleasant sen-
sation possible in mid alt,. It usually
occurs after over -banking, with the re-
sult that the aeroplane spins round
'like a top, and finally crashes to earth.
Stunt, A—A bomb raiding expcdtion.
Officers
J. Connolly, Goderich, President; Jas.
Evans, Beechwood, Vice -President;
Thos. E. Hays, Seaforth, Secretary -
Treasurer.
Agents
Alex. Leitch, No. 5, Clinton; Edward
Hinchley, Seaforth; Win. Chesney, Eg-
nrondville; J. W. Yeo, Goderich; R. G.
Jermuth, Brodhagen.
Directors
Wm. Rinn, No. 2, Seaforth; John Ben-
neweis, Brodhagen; James Evans, Beech-
wood; M. McEwan, Clinton; James
Connolly, Goderich; D. F, McGregor,
No. 3, Seaforth; J. G, Grieve, No. 4,
Walton; Robert Ferris, IlarlOck; Geo.
McCertne, No. 3, Seaforth,
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover.
We always have on hand -Goose
'.Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed'Corn
iSlghest Market Prices paid for Hay
and ell Grains,
FORD & (CLEOD
A Uarioad oi' Uanaadaa
PONINgli COM
10ho11a US 1(Id' 3,'ileS
Rt Wig pay you
hn Hutt' li
LONDESBORO
See Without Danger
Auguste, St, Brieux, Sask., writes: En-
closed tinct twenty-five cents for an-
other box of Baby's Own Tablets. I
find tliemn the very best medicine a
mother can give her little ones." The
Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or
by mail at 25 cents a box from the Dr.
Williams' !Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
The cold weather has beenhard on
the Spring birds. -�
DO YOU KNOW?
That 34 states will hold a baby wel-
fare week this year,
That smartest spring collars are of
hiastiste or organdie embroidered with
wool,
That one of the newest belts is are
ranged like the folds of n Hindu turban.
That Ruth Law, the American avia-
trice who flew from Chicago to new
York, has returned from France to offer
her services to her country.
That the new fabric of suits, Safalga,
is just a new forte of the old fashion
brilhuntine.
That Lourie Closser Hale, tine writer
and actress, has just returned from
France, where, with her husband, Wal-
ter Hale, illustrator and war corres-
pondent, she reached the very trenches.
That revival of English fabrics, par-
ticularly covert cloths, cheviots and
tweeds, is daily growing stronger since
the .plain tailor-mades are now the
smartest S'•"tb.
That the pacificst who says: -"This
country is no more to me than any
other," is requested to go on any other
as soon as possible.
That the United States Department
of Agrculture, issuing a bulletin in-
structing housewives on the economy
of foot!, declare that there is a wage of
$700,000,000 in the oountry annually -
seven dollars apiece for every man,
Woman and child,
f�s'and
,Sho 1 thand -,
Vesterv�l'' Schoj
$hiltiin•
g
criS-�
' L•ondon, Ontario lir
College in'Session Sept. lot to Ja11�i.
Catalogue Free. Enter any bine:
.1. W. We.<tcrvelt, Principal 1
03
For Tem.
Page Three
AN AGED COUPLE
Tell Trow They Regained Strength
and Vigor
Steubenville, Ohie,--"My Miele nd
is 70 years 0111. Red I ala 78 veal 3 of age
and we ales our good health to Vieol,
the greatest strength creator 11(1(1
medicine there le, When either ono
of tis get into a weakened, ran -down
condition, Vinol hes never felled to
ladle us up and restore strength, 'We
Have often said we would not be
linin;: uost• were it not for Vinol,"
--1a1AIIY A, 141010,..
We guarantee Vinol to create
strength for feebin old people,
J: 711 FLovoy druggist, ,Clinton,
Also at the best druggists in a:ll
()utarlo towns.
Endierrirnisiogrouild d'u113 ry I ii3ii'reil-
ed two miles 110m the trenches to our
rest camp. Everything on me' was a
sheet of fee when I got in—bootlaces,
socks, singlet, shh•t, all was solid ice,."
Some Wonderful Operations
'Very remarkable" is indeed but a
mild term to describe some of the
operations, particularly in regard to
bone -transplanting, which has been
performed with success on &turned
soldiers. For example, in one case,
a man with a smashed Jaw, presenting
a fearful appearance, had one or his
toes transplanted 'into the angle of
Ills jaw, with wonderfully effective re-
sults,
Government Not Representative
Before we are able to sign any peace
we shall have to insist en dealing with
some Government totally different in
essence and constitution to that which
Is now misgoverning Germany. -Mr,
L. W. Lowther.
Artificial legs, made from papier'
=mile and costing less limn 15 cents
each, are being supplied to wounded.
Artificial lags, made from papier
mts(illo, which are the invention o1 a
Dauisli surgeon, are merely for tem-
porary use, but with care, will last
from six months to a yeltr. They are
made on the spot, can be used a fort-
night attc • the amputation, and ob-
viate thefor crutches while
necessity y.
the patient is convalescing. A hos-
pital orderly can cat out, alt and com-
plete a paper leg fol• a patient 1n about
half an hour. The work takes a day
to dry and set, anis may be used the
next day by the invalid
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S T O R i A
Ansi haw readily the people fell for
Borden ee Co.'s anti-teclprocity elec-
tion pap in •1915.
The Borden Government will soon
be as expert as the Hearst Govern-
ment i11 adopting its opponents' poli-
cies.
3911 -No truck nor trade with the
Yankees.
1917—Reciprocity for increased
trade with tiie formerly despised
Yankees.
'Get out the flags! The Tories can
wave fish for both.
if Mr. Bryan i$ willing to enlist as a
private wily did he telegraph the Presi-
dent? The other privates are not do-
ing it.
'SURGICAL NICKNAMES.
Baptismal Names :Vanish in Military
Hospital
A soldier writes': at the baptismal
font our god -fathers provided us with
a distinguishing mark such as Tom,
Dick, or Harry -by heredity we were
saddled with surnames more ur less
elegant, but at this professional hour
all those are forgotten. Otte becomes
an "arm," a "neck," a "trench root,"
a "stump" or (sinister word), a
"spine," ` in any own case I am a
"knee," by many surgeons considered
the aristocrat of battle wounds,•
Children Cry
CASTFLETCHER'S
'14y1 A S- 3 Q G tel. A
Clothes, a Sheet of Ice
A war correspondent wriiea: "The
cold," a private told me, "is more
severe than I over knew before. 15
manes your hands burn le agony to
touch four rifle or bayonet, and your
clothes freeze on you when ;vet.. A
few nights ago, wet through to the
very_ skin after,wericin4 ankle deer Ili
HAD
U DOCK
1134LCPa�^ I���Ii"'S
CURED.,
A
•
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
fer an easier Situtatiou to that' wblcll
confronts us alt p515e115."
General Review.
The conditions al Lite Mines, eke.,
are .surveyed by the Conal Age, which,
in a general review, says that algll prig-
es, heavy -demand th1lt Minty tineertante
ties Is, the dominant note of the anthra
pita trade, Bituminous buyers going
slower, but situlalion tense. large
shipments expected to 51111'1(1 up latices
Soon, Difficulty is fixing contract pile,
e3.
Anthracite -Tile sales agencies have
been completely swamped with Orders,
the rush at the opening of the week
atiaing to almost panic proportions, and
any doubt that an enorinous tonnage
will be stored this spring, if avialable,
has been definitely removed, War con-
df1ioni have 11150,'10035 beconne a factor,
and in view of the violent fluctuations
to which the market Is subject, it is
likely to be only a question of time
before Governmental regulation of some
sort makes its appearance The public
has not yet learned the seriousness of
the situ talion, and is not in the market,
to any extent, but the retail interests
are buying aggressively. It is becoming
obvious that only the most favoured
customers will get )ouch coat at the
spring discount, and that very little
headway will be made in tiling the big
gaps in their bins.
Vanilla, and orange is a good com-
bination for flavoring,
When the top of the kitchen range
is red hot your feul is being wasted.
Plot egg sandwiches make a good
inexpensive dish for luncheon or supp-
er.
Fine linens and all pieces of hand-
some lingerie should be rung out by
hand and never through the wringer.
The young carrots pulled up when
thimrine the carrot bell can be scraped
and cooked and served with cream
sauce.
Tha sugar for jelly should always
be headed in the oven before using.
Stir frequeetly and tel not allow it to
brow_.
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rIFF(4ra1
Now for that"joyful• occupation of
beating carpets. Where is there a pian
who does not feel sufficiently strong on
the job to beat a hole in any "old carpet'
that can be Bung on the line?
Baseball scores are tante reading com-
pared with the records being made on
the battlefields of Europe.
Anyone knows that peace is coming,
but he he is a knowing one who can
correctly predict the exact time of its
that old sore Trona which Yon aro
sintering is Incurable? Ja41-13016
has allrel t110111a11d1) Of' Raeea Of
chrome sores.
Miss Nellie 10005 of Silver Lake,
Oregon, writes: "My father
developed a sore on his face whittle
became very swollen and painful.
We tried numerate remedies, and
several doctors attended 11111, but
the sore got 110 better, and the
doctor said the only hopeofcuring
1t was an operation. Father deter-
mined, however, that he would Drat
try 7.am•B3nk,
"Even after the first foe appli-
cations of this we nch:11W Maim he
felt groat relief. Creduelly the pain
was ended, the Inflammation was
all drawn out, the swelling disap-
peared .and the sore 15111 54015
healed."
Zam-Buk is egl.mally good for
eczema, rinewarte, bl0otl.poisoning,
bait legs, piles, brims, scalds and
cuts. All fruga:i t.e and stores, or
Zam=Balk (10„ 'reroute. (1(00, box.
3 for 12125.
a ri'ival
If you have any friends visiting you
mention it in Tho New Era.
Perhaps Borden figures on finishing
Laurier's work.
In the Spring Most People Need a
Tonic Medicine.
One of the surest signs that the
blood is out of order is the pimples,
unsightly eruptions and eczema that
come frequently with the change from
winter to spring. These prove that
the long indoor life of winter has left
its effect upon, the blood, and that a
tonic medicine is needed to put it right.
Indeed there are a few people who do
not need a tonic at this season. Bad
blood does not merely show itself in dis-
figuring eruptions. To this same con-
dition is due attacks of rheumatism
anti lumbago; the sharp stabbing pains
of sciatica and heuralgl,a, poor appetite
and a desire to avoid exertation.. You
csnnont cure these, troubles. by the use
of purgative. medicines-y.ou need a
tonic, life-giving, nerve -restoring, pow-
ers.' Every dose of this medicine makes
new, rich blood which drives out im-
purities, stimulates every organ and
brings 'n feeling of new health and
enery to weak, tired, ailing men, women
and children. 1f you are. out of, sorts
give, this. medicine' a trial and see how
quidkly it 'will restore the•appetite, re-
vive drooping spirits,- and'fill your veins
with new, health -giving blood.
You can get these Pills from any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents
a box or- six boxes for $2.50 from The
Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
That grand old remedy,- Burdock
Blood Bitters, has been on the market
for over forty years and we claim, with-
otlt any fear of contradiction, that there
is not another medicine on the luarket
to -clay that can compare with it for the
cure of all disturbances of the stomaeh.
Mrs. S. Turpin, Colborne, Ont., writes:
"I ani writing to say that I have used
yourBurdock Blood Bitters.
For a long
period I suffered with in ication, and
nothing I took ever gave me any relief
only for a short time. I bought several
bottles of B. B. B. from our druggist
Mr. Griffis, and eau honestly say I can
eat or drink anything I want without
experiencing air bad- atter-effects. I
e
may say tht it is the only medicine I
ever got any relief from."
Murdock Blood Bitters is manufactured
'CJM'a . Ont. ` Mti:nusx Co.,,Limiodl.
Summer Goal Prices
Are Not Prophesied
Uncertain Conditions—U. S. Market
Reports Not Optimistic—High Prices
Prevail—War May be Cause of Hard-
ships—Toronto Market Said to be
Better. C etlt$il
(Toronto Globe) .•. , .......
Wh ether the usual drop in coal
prices will take place in May or not
is a question the Toronto coal dealers
do sot want to discuss. The uncertain
conditions forced on the market by the
declaration of war by the United States
Government has put the dealers on ed-
ge; they are only utaking
arefusing dens for
r
present delivery,
for fall and winter nieeds. The con-
ditions which neceSsated,v$9•00 coal in
Toronto are declared to still pretain,
and until the general situtntion is clear-
ed up a guess as to what the future
has in stone 15 not hazarded,
"We really don't know what to ex-
pect," declared a dealer to the Globe.
At present I cannot promise a drop
to old-time summer prices, because
' it. We
are
1
' not
permit i
ill
a marketv p
our
'future,
giving any thought to the fui ,
•
People ate bue yingilh ,89.p00sent 1041 fairly
freely."
Amytthing Expected.
"Wltat'10 you expect to'happen an
tits market.'''
"We dont know what to expect.
We don't know what conditions will
be ivlposed upon us; there is lldt eve,;
a hint of at1 etinbargo on Unlited States
coal for naval purposes, so anything is
likely to happen, We would itiiieh,pre•
11 want Ifeel
you can have it, by heeding Nature's laws. Keep the
stomach strong, the liver active, the blood pure, and
the bowels regular, and you will seldom be ill. Take
good care of these organs, and at the first sign of
anything wrong—promptly take Beecham's Pills.
cert I ly nee
the help and relief of this world -famed remedy, to
keep the body in health. They quickly establish nor-
mal conditions, so the organs perform their functions
as Nature intended. No other remedy will so surely
strengthen the system, stimulate the liver, regulate
the bowels and quickly improve the general health as
Wortia a txuifutesl a Box
Prepared only by Thomas Beecham, St. Helens, Lancashire, England:
Sold everywhere in Ca,Rada and U. S. America. In boxes, 25 cents.
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E OUR S E G
The diversity of styles
in our Spring displays
has but one
object—to pro-
vide the proper
style for every
man.
It's all advant-
age that this
store has de-
' veloped to a re-
markable degree
—the styles we're
featuring number
rather a vast total.
-ma
tailored perfectly to
your individual1
measure, in any of a variety
of new Spring models, of a se-
lection from hundreds of fine
durable fabrics, are moderately
priced—surprisingly so.
The Morrish Clothing Co.
Clinton, Ont. _
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