Zurich Herald, 1920-09-30, Page 4Heavy Draft
Brood mare with foal, W. Mc-
le:Ulster & Sens and 2nd; foal, Dr -
Moir, W,
r,Moir,W, 'McAllister & Sons and 3rd
yr, oldd, W. McAllister & Sons c
2nd; 2 -yr. old, W, McAllister &
Boras; span le harness and wagon,
E Rader, Sweepstake, Dr.
Moir. •
Roadster}
Brood mare ace. by foal, Wm.
Decher, 3, Decher Jr; foal, J,
Becher, Jr., W. Delmer; 1 -yr, old
gelding or filly, 1Vm. Decher, 3.
Becher, Jr; 2 -yr old, C. Truemn-
er, G, E. Thompson; 3 -yr. old 3.
Becher Jr,, J. Hey; span in wagon
• J, Ortwein; buggy horse hitched,
J. Decher Sr., J. McKinley & Son,
Rd. Reetemeyer; lady driver, J.
Becher Sr, F. Taylor, J. McKinley
,& Son,
'Sweepstake, Wm, Decher.
rarrig a`'.
Foal, J, A. Manson & Son; 1 -yr o
old, G-eo. England; 2 -yr old G. E.
'Thom.pson, W, Thiel; span 111 wag -
en, J. Hey Jr; single horse in bug
gy, H. H. Neeb, A. Koehler, J.
McKinley & Son.
ii weepstake, G,1 . Thompson,
'CATTLE
Registered Durham.
'Cows 11:1 milk or in calf, .R. M,
Peck, Beattie Bros and 3rd; year-
ling heifer, R. M. Peck and 2nd, W.
McAllister & Sons; 2 -yr. old heifer,
McAllister & Sons, R.M. Peck,
Beattie Bros; bull calf, 1920, R. M,
Peck, W. McAllister & Sons; heif-
er calf, 1920, W. McAllister &Sons,
R, M. Peck, .W McAllister & Sons;
1 -yr. old bull calf, J. P. Rau. Swe-
epstakes, W. McAllister & Son.
Other than pure bred -Cows in
milk or in calf, 0. Surerus. S. Dei-
trich; heifer calf, F. F. Klopp, W.
Blackwell; Yearling heifer, J.
Pfaff and 2dn. 0. Surerus; 2 -yr.
old heifer, J. Park & Son. J. Pfaff
and 3rd;fat ssee or heifer, 0. Sur-
erus, Beatti Bros; 2 -yr. old steer,
J. Pfaff and 2nd: yearling steer,
3. Pfaff and 2nd; steer calf, W.
Blackwell; hloste:n nosy, Rev. Mey-
er. Sweepstakes, 0. Surerus.
Herd of cattle Grade -J. Pfaff.
Herd of Reg. Durham -R. M.
Pet's, W. McAllister & Sons.
SHEEP
•Culloch & Son; chicks, J. McCul-
loch & Son; W. Lebhorns, J, Thiel;
chicks, Rev. Meyer; Buff Orping-
tons, G. K, Farwell; chicks, G. K,.
Farwell; Blk-breasted Red Game,
W. B. Battler & Son; chicks .W B.
Battler & Son; Audu!usians, W. B.
Battler & Son; ehicks, ,W 13. Bat-
tler & Son; 'White Wyandottes, J.
3, McCulIoch, Dr. MacKinnon;; ch-
icks J; McCulloch and 2nd; Silver
Lace Wyandottes, J. McCulloch;
Rhode Island Reds J. McCulloch,
Dr. MacKinnon; chicks 3. McCul-
loch and 2nd; Campines, . Mrs,
Metcalf, W. B. Battler; chicks, J..
McCulloch and 2nd; Anconal, Mrs.
Metcalf; chicks, Bev. Meyer; Ban-
tams, J. McCulloch & Son, W. B(
Battler & Son; chicks, 3, McCull-
och & Son; S. G. Dorcans, J. Mc-
Culloch & Son; heicks, J. McCul-
loch; pr. Pekin ducks, E. Snow-
den, Rouen dieeks, W. B. Battler
& Son and 2nd; Ducke, any variety
E. Snowden, Hy. Clausius, Geese,
H. Clausius, Toulouse geese W. B.
Battler, turkeys E, Snowden.
GRAIN AND SEEDS
Bushel white fall wheat, C. tru-
emner, W. Blackwell; red fall whe
at, G. Clausius, Alf Reichert, W.
Blackwell; 6rowed barley, M. Ra-
der, .W B. Battler & Son; white
oats, C. Truemner, 11. Steinbach,
W. B. Battle r& Son; small peas,
G. Clausius, C. Truemner, A. Rei-
chert; rye, W. B. Battler & Son;
half -bush Alsike, H. Steinbach, 0.
Klopp; timothy seed, H. Stein-
bach, G. H. Pfile; small white field
beans, W. Smith, M. Rader, C.
Truemner; coll. grain in heads, H,
H. Neeb, R. Geiger, F. Keegan.
HORTICULTURAL
Coll. of apples, F. Keegan, T.
Snowden, 3. Pfaff ; pltae of 4 var.
fall apples, F. Keegan, J. Pfaff, P.
Reichert; plate of winter apples,
J. Piaff, . F. Keegan, C. Truemner;
plate of 5 King apples, A. John-
ston & Son, A. Reichert; snows,
0. Koehler, J. A. Smith; Northern
Spies, E. Rader, J. A. Manson; bal-
dwins, E. Klopp, J. A. Manson; R.
I. Greenings, P. Reichert, J. Pfaff;
Spitzenberg, J. A. Smith, F. Keeg-
an;
eegan; Can. Reds E. Rader, J. A. Man
son;Ribson pippen, A. Reichert, J
Pfaff; Golden Russets, T. Mittle-
holtz, P. Reichert; Ben Davis, W,
B. Battler & Son; J. Pfaff; Swears,
F. Keegan, W. Smith; Wagners,
.W 13. Battler & Son, M. Rader;
Manns, .W B. Battler & Son, F. Ke-
egan; Wolf River, F. Keegan, J,,
Pfaff ; Alexanders, F. Keegan, Ed,
Reichert; Maiden's blush, K. Keeg-
an, W. Smith; Blenheim pippen F,
Keegan, C. Truemner; Pewaukee,
F. Keegan, W. B. Battler & Son;
Colverts, G. Clausius, F. Keegan;
20 Oz. pippen, J. Pfaff, F. Keegan;
Tatman sweet, T. Snowden, W. B.
Battler & Son; Coll. of russet ap-
• pies, F. Keegan; Coll. of fall pears,
F. Keegan; winter pears, F. Ke-
egan; fall and winter, 4 var„F. Ke-
egan; Bartlett pear, T. Johnson,
E. Snowden; Flemish beauty, F.
Keegan ; Clapp's Favourite, 'Mrs.
G. Hess; Plate of 6pearches, A.
Hen/hick, E. Rader; 12 prunes, Mrs.
G. Hess, F. Keegan; crab apples,
red, E. Rader. J. Gascho; yellow,
P. Reichert, E. Snowden; plate ex
grapes, C. Fritz, J. Pfaff; col gra.-;
Pees, 3 var., J. Haberer & Son, F.
Keegan; plate of plums, C. Fritz;
C, Truemner; coll. canned fruit, ,
6 var., A.. Johnston & Son, Dr. A.
I J. MacKinnn..
Leicheste:•, Wm. McAllister &
Sons too': all prizes. Lincoln, G.
Penhale took all prizes; fine wool,
ihearling ram J. A. Manson & Son;
aged ram; F. Weeks; shearling
ewe, J.A. Manson & Son; F. Weeks
Ram lamd, F. Weeks, J.A. Manson
& Son; ewe lamd F. Weeks,'.3 A.
Manson & Son ewe having raised
Iamb in 1920, F. Weeks,J. A Manson
& Son, fat sheep any class, G. Pen -
kale, W. McAllister & Sons.
• HOGS
Berkshire -Aged sow, J. Hey jr;
aged boar, J. Hey jr; Spring sow,
J. A. Manson & Son, `
Tamworth -J. A. Manson & Son
took all prizes. Yorkshire -aged
sow, W. Backwell.
POULTRY
Pair of Hamburgs, J. Mc• Culloch
& Son; Barred Pllllymouth Rocks,
J. McCul'och & Son, J. Th:el;ch:c'ks
J. McCulloch & Son and 2nd; .W
Plymouth Rocks, W. 13. Battler &
Son, T. Mittleholtz,; chicks, T. Mit-
tleholtz; Light brahams, Dr. 'Mac-
Kinnon, J. Thiel; chicks Jul. Thiel,
Dr. MacKinnon; Blk. minorcas, H.
Truemner; chicks. H. Truemner, W
B. Batt'e•&Sae: P.t.Ro_ks 3'.Mc-
PRINCIPALS and TEACHERS
See that your pupils enter this c:>mpetition; and also arrange suit-
able programme for.
FIRE PREVENTION DAY, OCTOBER 9th.
We will present one thousand gold plated nad enamel Medals, suit -
Oily inscribed, as
RIZES
For essays an Fire Prevention topics, to be competed for by the
boys and girls of Ontario in the 3rd and 4th Forms,
High School, College and 'University Students are eligible to com-
pete for nine grand prizes. + I ,• I % I i 1 I { i
TWO SOLID GOLD MEDALS
SEVEN SOLID SILVER MEDALS
The Royal Proclamation should be read by a pupil in every School
Room. t t t t
Text Books and full particulars free on application.
Ontario Fire Prevention League, Inc.
111 affiliation with
The Ontario fire Marshal's Office
153 UNIVERSITY AVE, TORONTO
GARDEN VEGETABLES
Half -bush World's Wonder pots.
atoos W, G. fleas, G. H. P'file; red
and white 'Elephant M, Rader; Ru-
ral New York W. Smith, G. I3,
Free, J. Decher Jr; any ,var late,
P. Haberer, G. Clausius, C. True-
tuner; early, H. H. Krueger, 0.
Truearner, M. Rader, Green Moun-
tale, H. Krueger, C. Fritz, H.
Truemner; Irish Cobbler, H. Kru-
ger, Mrs. G. Hess, E. Snowden; 6
ears of yellow corn, J. Haberer &
Sons, F. Snowden; sweet corn,
Mrs. Metcalf, W. Blackwell; Yellow
dent corn, 0. Surerus, G. }T. Pfile,
blk. sweet corn, R. Geiger, H..11,,
Neal); 6 red onions, T. Snowden,
.E. Snowden; large yellow onions,
P. Haberer, Ed. Reichert; gallon
dutch setts, G. 'Clausius, R. Geiger;
white field carrots, M. Rader, H.
H. Neeb; red garden carrots, Dig,.
McKinnon, II, Krueger; Swedish
turnips, 3, A. Manson, H .Krueger;
yellow globe mangolds E, Snow-
den; Intermediate mangolds, J. A.
Manson, M. Rader; long yellow ma
ngelds, G. II... Pfile, H. Krueger;
sugar beet mangolds, G. H. Pfile,
W. Smith; Oxford cabbage, J;.
Gascho, C. Walper; drumhead cab-
bage C. Wolper, J. Gascho; blue
cabbage, J. Decher Sr., H. H.
Neeb; blk.Spanish radish, W. :B.
Battler & Son; J. Decher, Sr.;
white radish, W. B. Battler & Son
Peck garden beans, Geo. Clausius,
M. Rader; pumpkin yellow, G. H.
Pile, J. W. Horner; mammoth pu-
mpkin, H. Clausius, C. Fritz; cel-
ery, J. Gascho, C. Fritz; citron,
Era. Haberer, H. H. Neeb; table
squish, H. H. Neeb, Mrs. Metcalf;
mammoth sqaush, Hy. Clausius, E.
Klopp; blood beets, W. B. Battler
& Son; H. Krueger; root beets,
W. 13, Battler & Son, H. H. Neeb;
watermelons, 0. Surerus, Ed. Hab-
erer; muskmelons, G. H. Pfile;red
tomatoes; O. Surerus, R. Geiger;
yellow tomatoes, P. Haberer, F.
Ke ?gan, Coll. of garden veg., H.
H. Neeb, J. Decher, Sr).
MANUFACTURES
Auto Truck, Geo. Hess.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Butter in tub, W. Smith; 5 -lbs.
butter for table use, J. Hey,3r., A.
Reichert, W. B. Battler; butter in
p;lund prints, W. 13. Battler &
Reichert, W. Smith; home
m'tde cheese, C. Truemner, W.
Smith; homemade bread, J. W.
Horner, G. Clausius; 5 -Ib. extraet-
ed honey, J. Haberer • & Sons, Ed:
Haberer; coll. honey, J. Haberer &
Sins, Ed. Haberer; maple syrup,
A. Reichert, W. Smith. - '
LADIES' WORK
Tray cloths, C, Eilber, M. Rout-
ledge; Doylies, Mrs. Metcalf, W.L.
Siebert; • luncheon set, Mrs. „Mete.
c llf, .W. Hey; pillow cases, emb.,
W. Hey, R. Geiger; other piiloev
eases, R. Geiger, M. Routledge;
dley slips, Dr. Mackinnon, R. Gei-
ler; dresser and stand cover, C..
Silber, R. ,Geiger; towels emb.; .WW
Hey, C. iEilber; towels' other, W!
Hey, C. ;Eilber; handwork sheet &
pillow cases, iMrs. Metcalf, B. Coc-
hrane; lunch cloth on linen, W. L.
Siebert, Mrs. Metcalf; lunch cloth
emb., W. L. Siebert, W. Hey drawn
thread work, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. G.
Hess; child's dress, Mrs. Metcalf;
Serviettes, C. Eilber; table cloth
and serv. C. Eilber; handkfs hand
made, R. Geiger, Mrs. Metcalf ; hem
stitching T. Johnson, R. Geiger;
coronation braid work, R. Geiger;
emb. centre piece in white, R. Gei-
ger, C. Eilber; emb. centre piece
in color, W. Hey, Mrs. Metcalf;
table runner, B. Cochrane, C. Eilber
centre piece for parlor table, Mrs.
Metcalf, B. Cochrane; euff and col-
lar set, T. Johnson, B. Cochrane;
work on scrim or canvass, Mrs.
Metcalf, T. Johnson; emb. Roman
or cut work, Mrs. Metcalf, C.:Eil-
ber; Eyelet, W. Hey, T. Johnson;
emb. French and eyelet •cam`b.,' W.
Hey, C. Eilber; emb. shadow, L.
Prang, Mrs. G. Hess; emb punch
work, T. Johnson,; emb. wallacbin
W, Hey, Mrs. G. Hess; emb. harden
ger, Mrs. Metcalf, 13. Cochrane;
emb. Bulgarian, 13. Cochrane; emb.
mountmelliek, T. Johnson; emb,
Hucka back, Mrs, Metcalf, Mrs. G.
Hess; tatting, No Number; B. Co-
chrane; netting, M. Routledge;
Modern cross stitch, T. Johnson,
Mrs. Metcalf; ladies' underwear, B.
Cochrane, R. Geiger; Fancy und-
erwaist, B. Cochrane, R. Geiger;
ladies' night dress, 13. Cochrane, T.
Johnston; camisole, W. Hey, M.
Routledge; fancy waist, T. John-
ston, Mrs. Metcalf; lace battenberg
13. Cochrane, Mrs. G. Hess; lace
honition, Mrs. Meteal:, T. Johnston
lace teneriffe, T. Jhnston ,; stencil
ling, Mrs. Metcalf, 13. Cochrane;
crochet Ir'sh, F. Keegan, Mrs. Met
calf; crochet filet, B. Cochrane, M
Routledge; crohcet, yoke, Dr. Mac-
kinnon, T. Johnston; collar and
cuff set crochet, Mrs. Metcalf;, cr-
chet and fanny braid comm, W. L.
Siebert; centre piece With crochet,
R. Geiger, B. Cochrane; coll, epoch
et lac', '. eeht'i . T. Johnson;
bestnovJ'l)elty fanny wrk not listed,
T3. Cochrane; M. Routledge; ushfrtl
attic`lel for 1, '3 I'.1.1m, R. Geiger,
13, Cochrane; men's night shirt,
R. Geiger; laundry bag, 13, Coch-
rane, T, Johnson; man's wrk shirt,
13. Geiger; kitchen apron, 'Dr.
MacKinnon, Mrs, G. Hess; plain
hand sewing, Mrs. G. Hess, C,Eilber,
whisk holder, T, Johnson, 13. Coch-
rane; photo frame, B. Cochrane,
Mrs. Metcalf; bead work, Mrs. Met-
calf, T. Johnson; ease or box .for
handkerchiefs, R. Geiger, 13. Coch-
rane; articles for dresser use, 13,
Cochrane; fancy apron,' 'R. Gei-
ger, Mrs, Metcalf; hand or fancy
bag, Mrs, Metcalf, Mrs, G. Hess;
•Sofa pillow. mounted, L. Prang, Mrs.
Metcalf ;. sofa pillow washable, 13.
Cochrane, M. Routledge; tea cosy/
W. Hey; fancy pin cushion, C:
Silber, W. Hey; Boudoir cap, B�
Cochrane, T. Johnson; infant's
bonnet, H. H. Neeb, M. Rader; in-
fant's booties, H. H. Neeb, B. iCoch,
rane;raffia work, Vii' Johnson; cro-
chet shawl, cape or jacket, No
Number, F. Keegan; croeh. und-
erskirt, T. Johnson, H. H, Neeb;
croeh. fascinator, F. Keegan, cr och.
infant's jacket, H. H. Neeb, M.;
Rader; knitted shawl cape or
jacket, R. Geiger; knitted slippers,
Mrs. Metcalf, F. Feegan; knitted
fascinator, T. Johnson; knitted pr.
socks, W. B. Battler & Son; knit-
ted fancy stockings, H. H. Neeb,
F. Keegan; knitted ladies' wool or
silk mitts, H. H. Neeb, T. Johnst-
on ; Men's wool mitts, W. B. Bat-
tler & Son, Mra. G. Hess; floor rug,
F. Keegan, J. Barry; floor mat,
T. Johnson, J. Barry; pr. window!
curtains, R. Geiger, Mrs. Metcalf;
Slumber rug or comforter, 13. Co-
chrane, Mrs. G. Hess; quilt patched
cotton, R. Geiger, T. Johnson; qu-
ilt patched silk, C. Eilber, Mrs.
Metcal',• quilt knitted, F. Keegan;
quilt crochet, J. Decher Sr; hand
made bed spread, W. 13. Battler R
San ; J. Decher Sr.
FINE ARTS
Oil painting portrait, B. Coch-
rane; o:1 painting landscape; Mrs.
Metcal'; T. Johnson; watercolor
landscape, T. Johnson; crayon wrk
portra't, W. L, Siebert, 13. Coch-
rane; water color flowers, -• Mrs:
Metcalf, B. Cochrane; oil flowers,
B. Cochrane; pencil drawing, Mrs.
G. Hess, 'B. Cochrane; pen and inky
sketch, B. Coehrane, T. Johnson;
penmanship, T. Johnson;' painting
Ion Mit, B. Cohhrane.; paintin. on
silk, B. Cochrane, Mrs: Metcalf.' '
FLOWERS AND PLANTS
Coll. of flowers any kind, J. J.
Barry, A.. Johnston & Son; maple
leaf, T. Johnson; bouquet of flow-
ers, Mrs. Metcalf, J. J. Barry; coll.
of asters, T. Johnson, Dr. MacKin-
non; bole of Geraniums, J. Barry;
coll. of Cacti, T. Johnson, J. Barry
coll. calla hires, T. Johnson, J. .J
Barry; coll. Fuchias, A. Johnston
& Son, .J J. Barry.
CHILDRENS' DEPT.
• Coll. garden vegetables, H. M.
Neeb; coll. mounted weeds,' L. Pr-
ang, E. Roeder; coll. weed seeds,
J. Decher ,Jr., W. O'Brien; cro-
chet work, ,L Prang, A. Mel:ck; wr-
iting under 10 years, L. Prang; wr-
'iting over 10, L. Prang, W. Smith;
' Art over 10 years'" old, A. Melick,
Baby Show -May Ziler, M. Rau; W.
Z Jeffrey.
SPECIALS
Banker's Comp., class I; Jos.
Gelinas, .J A. Manson & Son; W.
Blackwell. Class II;- J. Hey, Jr;
J. A. Manson & Son; W. Blackwell
T. L. Wurm, W. McAllister & Son;
Molick & Braun, 0. Surerus; W.
H. Pfile, R. Geiger; Molsons Bank
L. H. Rader; Dr. A. J. MacKinnon,
J. Me0uloch & Son; N. E. Dahms,
W. Brokenshire; Brown Bros., W.
13. Battler & Son; Can. Bank of
Commerce, W. McAllister & Son;
J. Preeter, H. H. Neeb; Stade &
Weido, R. M. Peck; C. Fritz, W. G.
Hess; J. Gascho & Son, H. H. Neeb;
«V, 13. Colles, Geo. Clausius; J. J.
l3arry, H. H. Neeb; Denomy
Bros, Wm. Decher; Fred Thiel,
Ed. Restemeyer; W. G. Bess, 0.
Surerus; Williams Bros, Mrs. G. .
Hess; L. A, Prang, Alb. Hendrick;
Wm. O'Brien, Dr. Mackinnon; Zur-
ich Herald, A, Melick; R. Simpson
Co., E. Krueger; T. Eaton Co.,
W. 13, Battler & Son,
JU'DGE4O'
Horses -P. Kingston, Forrest.
Cattle -Wm. Thorn, Lynedock.
Hogs and sheep-G.Petty, Hensall
Poultry -H, Godard, Listowell.
Grain and seeds -T. L. Williams,
Zurich. •
Horticultural -R. Welsh, Exeter, P.
Haberer, Zurich.
Gargen veg. and Dairy prod. -3.
Haberer, W. Siebert, Zurich.
Ladies' work -Mrs. R. Welsh, Ex-
eter, Mrs! O'Dwyer, Zurich.
Pine arts, flowers and plants and
Children's Dep. -Mr. and Mrs.
N. E. Dahms, Zurich,
RACES
Free -For -All
Irish Bill, F. Taylor, Crediton 111
Gentry De Forrest, J. Gal-
bviath 2 2 2
Harry C., H. C. Zapf, Zurich 3 3 '
Farmer's Trot.
Miss Bedena, 3. Decher Jr, 111
Billy Sidney, J. Bechler 2 2 2
3'. i3 ',e:•y 3 3 3
Judges I+', 13o s 'nberry, 3'. Arch-
abald, t; ,•
Starter, Wm. pl]inl:t.�
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We still handle the
old reliable B. T.
stable equipments.
Do not be misled by
!inferior goods of this
1 kind. All Govern-
:
!runt Farm stables are
equiped with the cel_
lcbratod B. T.
= We have a vast experience in'
i installing these goods.
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We also carry a complete line of
A Pumps and Piping, and install
wand keep in repair all our work
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PUMPS, ETC."
L. £ P1G, Zurich!
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SHINGLES SHINGLES
Parties requiring Shingles this season
will do well by Prying them at once. As
after April 1st all shingles will advance
1Oper cent. in price.
nw�
ibfleish
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NOTICE
Any person found, trespassing'on
Lot .13 L.R,E: Hay, ..without per-
mission will be' prosecuted to: the
full extent of :the la'v.
C. • 0.... "'SMITH.
NOTICE
I have a large quantity of good
building stone for sale at the. St.
Joseph Bloc'1a. 48-tf.
• • ALEX. FOSTER, Zurich.
NOTICE
As I have recently purchased the
livery business, I wish to inform
the public that I am in a position
to accomodate all requirements a-
long this line, Am also a licensed
chauffeur and have an auto for
hire. Anything done in the team-
ing line 46-tf.
GEO. J. THIEL
Phcne 59 Zurich.
NOTICE. 3
Removed from my residenct to•
W. H,"Pfile's Shoe Stores Hartleib.
Block, the Singer seweng machine.
and Edison phonographs and Re-
cords. Call in nad see and hears
them. Each Singer sowing ma --
chine and Edison phonograph sp-
eak for themselves. Agent for -
pianos. t2,
H. WELL - Zurich.
The Trusted Line
For . Fall Trade
. Be G. BRAND
BRITISH
C. 13. G. famous brand, made in;
all garments and sizes for Men,.
Youths and Boys, is recognized by
progressive men's furnishers ever-
ywhere as being one of the lead-
ing and most reyliabie lines of Br-
itish Underwera.. Here are a few
reasons why; C. B. G. 'Underwear
is woven from highgrade yarns of
soft, yet durable quality: It is
ample cut and neatly, yet strongly'
seamed, and is cosy and comfort-
able, giving the wearer complete.
satisr'action,
,C. 13. G. are actual manufacture+ of
neckwear, socks, sweater coats.
.etc. etc. A.;rd wa carry a to
of these goods as well as ma:.
her brands.
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oatoe taken in ezollh' °e fov Gooari