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11, 1916
seamaareere,
Later he crana,ge
etei at St0ttler aoo
ted the ArrAre h
.Strong'rltro-ti-ter aro',
in eastern Canado-o.
wee, ertertrated aneN
se _year -a f0„ age, .
Of MOO9Arrin` Saek4
k1 by the Ored.kai ofo
Lt Bettalfan at Wore
oana /ago 'Sack sue4
fraeturedf' Ieg, which
reling weeks in tho
ad and eventually /eft
ht ijn. 4.5 a result,.
rated 'own by :medical
• attempted to rilj.
i nine-teer eccaalonee
oeg last week, fie wee(
tre.t by a reerulting
atrged hire to enlista
that he hs,„.. beentry.4
tea do thq Very thing
:CC-Zzl..St* The -sergeant
ry once rnr Th d •
eureese beet delight:
aaoitted es a rode .
Battalion! there,
'reatmeire
he Stomach
METHOD IS MOST
)14
IN TREATING. 1
ilGESTION
.
Mod methods of treatte
atoeraeli trataMet
[worded. The troub*
..4111oned Methois WaS
treatment was storine4
anted in an aggravat4
modern Method of cu*
and other stooaatt
one Op the stooaell t
rk. Every Step toward
step ,gained, not to X•Of
• reeoeer,V, of th' apt*
tppearame :of
that thoSe who barer
treat -neat Terperobe4
all steps one t
L' Will/oo: Pink 'WI!
dider. torte a -edict -see
ept ot 'hkt Is belt
/ the digestive organ
o the eery beet reeredy-
ses of steerach trouble*
cases like the followina
ceessfa7 tills treat:rent
r BreV:r•ITt&-,. Of earnithlk
At.2„Vf• Lund ser.lit great
,• W1"- Pink P1a4
be eneeett.ttil if I 'ii4.
y a god Naor 1 In th
/a.dly run -.own end 1r%
• a -.ery bd co e 'Ition'e
esed oe, told tett me,
eat 1-e-44ffere.d froot
izzneese ad frequent
an /ear,' furthest
ains inthe back and
- Una- eee 'tete fon
and, an 14' err grt 1 badi
from eerI eoctors,
re. Thee I, heard -of ire
Pais eed began Lakin
ria.d that they',
tee, ani rio•w• I am 114
can eat ant kinds if fox;
end have not anacho
these Pills through an
Leine or by mail, poet
tLate a, boo or six .04>X4'
The Dr Militants Meal
keine, Ont.
, Ore telePbonie for y
$13.51. .:The subscribe
1 for thisiO which plainly
tie ourplusi being 'We*
iPer"tel,eilldiOn15_,_Vr roar.
eysitito now Pas aleaer -509
loss woold''
. fact. ;and hi a
rat
he council wl
the matter.
the eauripil re•
•.trnission at
to raise, the tr
$12 to -$14 a
t. rdeelded. that
eit until, next
he matter. Ot
.the exoper
:king are of
'i life of the ise
With Parkhill
were dealt
nfortration at
t
the anti
IProve
least.
tot deal '•vvi
• ted the
t to the
rarissicin
ibers
areeti
tter
ting
lading t
ones.
prolong t
etOinneetion
+AM WI
Md,,raible
• ,rorte.
LIFEBLI
freshing
34841thig
glearses
Is conducted at every Branch of the Bank where
ead, upwards aro recerved and interest at careen
• :.
tip Wttratt Expoottor
DISTRICT liATTRRS
RAM
WI -cert. -A grand oyster sapper an -
tie aueopicOS f the\ LadleAid
Society of die Methodist church,
Will be held in the tow,nahip hath on,
the evening of February 11th. An ex-
cellent 'programme is 'being prepared
by the committee in charge. Mr. Et
Chamberlain, who is now wearing the
kihelti, is expected tot give a selection,
k'toolas.
Say
School Report. -The following Is file
.por1. df the school in Section Na.
liare for January. -Sr. IV -Wand
, riest, 9-10; W. Blackwell. 841; 1r. Ing priv,ate. It was att
io
-Orville, H, Smith. 689; -.A.nnle Rich- two brother of
dson, 648. IR -Mary Forrest, 455; ronto, narr.elo, Joseph
rant Love, 428; Wesley Remdond; both of Toronto, and th
61; Clifford Redmond, 366. 'Sr, Bessie of the =mare city.
ond- Greta Forrest, 693; Vera parents and family have
ram, 510; Gertrude Love, 484; West- of the community in th
Itieltardson, 481. II - Frederick n:ont and antiety they
uackenbush, 39.4; Belle Kyle, 351; many- years over one so
resell Conaitt, 349 Jr .II-Margerr and yet ouch a 'patted
ichardsen, 281; Bona Blackwell 201; sufferer. / •
kirk; 1 S., Miss M. Drysdale; To
Miss Jobhston ; Warden, IfieS
Horseley; Con., leird P.% Jar
Chap., °MO K. Stott; It.S
13. Reynolds; L.S.N G., KW G.. 1
ex; R.S.V.G tiros A.
V.G., Miss 11.liVilsrotiw I
Drake ; 0.G, Miss E.
G1 iML
rte,a1;111 of Percy •Acheso re'
to (have this week to .laroniele
dea,th of Percy Mc. Kerr dth Ache
yOungeat son Of Mr Ache
proprietor of the. Com Octal II,
Pency wee -ea bright -- but si
-four years ago, when 0 was a,
thirteen, bew attac ied by
apparently incurrable ase, ep
sy,_and aitlalomgh loving pareo.ts.
irt every. way tia ibleve hit .eure
was wit/heat ,avail and Ile grad
kept sinking, until o ' iturday
he passed away. -The errains
interred b .the Henoall Uplon C
tory on Monday 'hot, .t e funeral
aided bY
eased.
4 :1;1
lk,
The-lb/ere ve
the Sympletti
eat bereav
had, for
dear to the,
and be les
xerrZres
rear
etionte.
norny
g concrete.
s durable, as
Ost as concrete.
f wood, stores or
d this book tells
with photos and
ans.
day. Keep it
Enediecely upon
frLMITED,
rAL.
AIL
;Herald Bwil.bkr,
4 a free copy of 5
with con...to.-r
teens Jarrott,absent. Part I -Glenn Briefs. -Mr .Than:413
ace 195; Roy Kyle, 189; Greta. Black- near Seafeothl, "was h
ell,. 171; Florence Arltotrong, _47. slending fetw aas3
. 011, Boll, 22. Average. attendandee
.85. S „Petty, Tetra t
Ribbert
January Wed:dinar-On Saturday,
anuary 291111, a very pretty event
as Buie/rafted at the borne of Mr.
d Mrs. Maxwell Gray, of *Hibbert,
n their only daughter, Roaa Belle
WKS ted la the holy &midi of
trimony to Mr .Roo Francis, of
Follarton. The core -irony was
formed, *fore a bank of palms and
follagea, by Rey, .E. Darling. of
Staffa. At :hut neon the bride, lean -
ng on iiire arret of her father,. erld
feted the parlor to the strains. of
Ofetneslagothlres wedding Vera, played
by ihe groom -re :slater,. Miss- Jean
Prencle. The bride was becomingly
attired in White duchess satin with
Shadow lace trimmings: Her travell-
ing costume was of navy French
boucle clothe with black -fox far trir-
blinga sad blec-Ir picture lheyt with
ltrarea. After th nerkalltrrir a sumo-
tuoas clejecner was served. Among
the guests .oresent were Mrs. John
'Aral, lot Gilbert Plaine„ lien., Mrs.
},waloington and son of Saskatelor-
*an; .1fr _Robert Livingstone, of Hama
liton; Mr Harvey F Fray, of
Toronto. The courille were the rteci2-
ient oo freany ward and valuable
efts testifying to the high esteem in
which they are held. lir and Mr's.
Francis left 'on the 3.45, train for
Buffalo and' ether ?Dints. OD thele
return. they will reelde on -the groom's
farm in Fullerton. The beat wishes
of a hest of friends accarroany the
young couple ion tb.eir jorersey through
life - •
Usborne.
R.
tt;
sa
vet
the
on,
OD,
tel.
at
hat
led
it
ally
The
•Scott Ha
E.• Hays,
formerly
staff he
by ibis
O'er was.
41 at d
hle
0:
Dear K.
*oleo:roe,
,-ay it w
y ox$
st„ ifogie
, fraid,
ere • od
Ire*
be -
we
To -
ton
1
Coleman,
re real -
tib rela
and frier:Ltda.-Able eanveeser,s wit
Mons for the Govern. ,ent to
a prohibitory measure for itqaoi
beverage outposee rt that
editions have beei too t. largely
ed bath :throughout th villages
rural tcffitetiets in Ills ineighbar
-11r. Nelson Reichert, who has
blame for th Wit w k on aei
of dine 13 now laver Vinr. an
- *a- iMitrdlocilt MeThe n, a of t
States of Idiablo, are la re vieli
illePherson's patients frie s
intend remaining in the vil
Week :ow so. -We are p1 aSed to
that nearly all these. eeently r
ed iota On abler risk list aro no
Hog around again. -'C. A
Donnell Is in Parkhill this we la
Miss. Zetta Ilawden, Clinto
Vis-lting her 'uncles, tb Meagre
arol6. re., kjoDonnell, Ilisae1 Do
hell has retur-&-'11 efi_et
it with freindo
--- /Grain do coarin,g
into market, d
demand and good. era.
Concert Company gay
rtont in the h,a11 on
last, wthlich d'mew qui
-Mr. Cleve Joynt has
a large atock of boots
the Petty block, bavin
stock of Mr. R. J. Dr
largely added to it.
Knight addressed our
Methodist church on
taste giving a sermon
highly apoken of. -We
ed to report that Mr 'Robert J.
d,aie, who has been - very serieu
1.11 for a number of eks, and. wh
life was despaired • , Is at date
writing, inot arils 'hold rig his o n. ut were
is consider.a.bity improv and it t he other
,wistb of a- host of !relatives
friends that -ae way cOntInce o
Preorl.-Mro. Johoz, o !Guelph, '15.-
ltingi tber mother. Mr Coe
brother wh have
confined to their roe tiroU1
illness, but we ere plea
r ,port that they are both n
proving adoely. R erutting
going on briksly and during tile
jtaire? Mr. :Weesial ,gtote.Log rs
Freeman to,alery an Mr A711 leen Iowa
McKay timed eel:toted; the latte ,c :re nal
1ng from; near Kippe• all are to
la ware ;
ti
ive
7.)e
ditio
Since
_
au
orous tr
'though
With
evlhOle,
We're toil
ticular
1 reetwey
the tiar
Tester
a nice 0
the res
- -very d
the rati
wet
75,3 the cdbb
?touch of
weeks .
tangier
•nothing'
• t a- new ,e
idright .
to- wetted
hel
sign
an
oo
bee
Pretty Weddiag.-A. very pretty•
wending took. place at the horre of
virs. 3o6n Peart, of ZIO.:4
Ifsborne townehio • on Weaneeday,
Febraary 2ni, When their daughter
Emma. G., was Lavaca in marriage to
Mr. Nertran McLeod. Pasemore. 'Th;e
CFrerrony was -perforrned at high
noon by Rev. Barnard, 01 Elireville, in
the presence of shout 125 g:aeats.
entereld the rerlor
e oereo
lion the `erne of her father, while
Lainengrin's vreiding march was toe-
ing played by her ulster. They
Vivre married under an evergreen
arch trirrrned with vrbite lilies and
etrom which suspended a Large white
tell. Two decorated gates divided the
bridal party from the officiating
clergyman. The bride was moot be-
omingly dressed a bridal goevo
erealet Ow crepe de chine. trimmed
with peed pearls and eadtt ribbon.'
She wore a tulle ver dtaroed
wltb
Strange blossoms and a blexdaotne weld
necklace oet whit pearls the, gift of
the groom. The trearton of honolr,
Tao 'Mrs Newtoa. Deicer, of Exeter,
orhe was dressed la black silk trircei
teed with chiffon sa-i4 black oille gulo
pire lace. An ()reboot" rendereedt a
oelection during the signing of the
Megister. The groom, presented the
plesaiat with a handecer,e pearl brooen.
*ital. the ceremony th guaota sat
wrt to a very sooptemes wedding
Omer. The bride Wart the recipient
of 'many handsome and coetly ,gifts.
Mr amd Mrs. Pasemore left Granton
Om the 3.40 train for TOTonto and
wiil
wend two weeks at Sault Ste. Mart
before their return.
•
I I 1
• Hensall
(Try Late For Last Week)
a week'
oreares
quite
bs oath
ea. -The
aT• en te
oday e'
afull
pened outqu
and -shoes
Torero. d t
dale, an a
The Re
recreits
unday
which Is
are very
t
an ottles
wale,
- I 1131
Mita!
sincere
ahly.
WAY.
ar
tal
e i
n t
rd
pie
Dr
L1 is a-
-pys
how s that 401
at $1.50
The Hay
subscribers
$7150. This
other( year
be forced
t was Bug-
ke arrpliesa
orotnto for
e to. MASA
phone,, but
t would be
year before
er matters
se of tenor
at teries to•
, switelng
long, la-
th! and, 'c
ed th re-
,
Y SOA_P, is tie
or bath or t
OrclOkhing it i
nd Purifies.
htfully ra-
t. For
uneq
Prom Scott Ha s
let ter nit ten by
is. -son of Mr. nd Mr T.
t,ibit(-x town, t Kelly,
et • the Bank Commerce
-beeread th Were:et
y friends he e. The Leta
dated France, . January' ithi
0 of tvriting had beerron
line for five weeks. H
received your Treat
x on Sundtao and I reast
moot beartil appreciated(
•As for „sogg tion,
&WA iotfer you any, as yea
ty :good judg • nt yotLlfself
reaelted, trr.e in splendid
Lir I
log our reg cot we've
ttY fair tirre, he long vigo
g being ail •rough, 'and
ttlaree, we ha e to it olp
velences, ou life on the
PrOtty 'enoyab . At 'preeent
tefd barnsk, trim
let being trtighl y confortable
head of tents. About :half
the weather pretty fine.
rnded me ery much of
y Canadian ay day. , Bat
ofr the time wa.thvj 1.8
tres:e, col4, I 0 rainyl tod
O coursee lea ed the roads
bad' 'Shape, ch added tat
tepee for w -ranee
ices ratite m pretty
a ,jcite We'ret at in two
ging and Irra g. wir0 ene
te tto the trericheeH but
rruch 'occrred. - Of cottense,
niiblt, Work an it was Latta
rienee to: he the ballets
and to thee artiLlery on
booming away, but on 1 the
rather enjo d it, though
it will fsoon °toe Pretty
(a bine,
•ig
fly I want
thatnio for t
d and filgted
OlnPorM1))
lia Tite Insurance
Tblia treating
•
Town*, Mutual Fire
Pany
ich, on
good.- n't
g the ed.
• tranif
te procee
h Mr ,
so and
e for 191
J. i Trweitebtin
annual
ry 1 trana.7
5- 1, noport
Ebnes
appoin
• retied
• Comelt
ly
of
signad
eepted
Sterithe
baianc
b en trotaid..1
ed to
-• nearb
-8 till the
st run:
broag.
h r-
be complimented 'ID a nswrinig4 to '
call of their King
thia critic1 thre.-0
ing last, a very p
held in the
Manday, Jana
ober of the
:luny
were :pr
edj .a deep int
g.
Otani- ainoitt,
appainte
blisiness was
aninutes Of
were read
'meeting of th
.'s., financial an
were adopted.
and Jacob Ha
d auditorsfor
• direetos,
C, Stale and
cted by .,Leclae
erer of three y
of Jelin She
arid this eon,
was' elec te d
of- the term' o
latlidl&eees we
Of the ,drict
retary, .11
of te res
t Out. The
9, made refere
s daring the
less of a la
111F',- eti ligUtn
nd Country at /ling r a Pan heefe P1
Tuesday ev tro• the istAlletlre
asant *cld13, not 0 fiplent for 1 sa
•
took place at our ran way Matti n jas ln.g. Itreas was also
before the arrival of the five o'cl cl prOper1C4nectioin beim,
expree.s- w
/ t:111e and the.
thr rt.
hen Anse Gertrude Pe
fifdaughter of Mr .G.G. Pet also w
presented with ave y nicely fake lightra
addreae real by our Reeve and with metal
coreoarded by a purs •of Mone . nd contnecti
recruits marched' to t'ne train 1 o et! lightning p
her off ao she has ably and fra• throf nte.
voluateered to 'go o eraeare as a 4it annual re
feesional 'nurse a-nd ho s that 564
copple of weelco in sming the rear
]
eaeation, will go o •e of $1,417106.
country to ildo her wall 2010 polic
is known as The Ont • tal 01101.1.11t of
will be at Kentahl tte' receipts
• a briOt young lady .27 and the
-_,
The other e
tlie •Stratford bovit
fl
ty
g
• agal
e, Buildi
UE Itttachle.Tvtehle
7,
ac
et_
rot
after ead din e a. tore
Tor nt0, etre sued
�r t the 01 suran
ty wha
rio osp tal Ian-
+ Is• ett
a to 0
as ha
lent le • vi
r . $4,9.921.98.
t Compan
and
$93.0
a: At
ter t
was
e
close
the
The
$0,88*5,004,
iss
adu.
‚id -
In
o had
very spoi
est cif o
hae in
nt
tire -A
e e
t
lent
{ very aUCCOSSf erto
and the large mart
aerrbled at the dei )! on
batice, (Allowed the inte
villagers as well as: pri , in
one of the !girls go Le 'tIte- fro
nurse. In addition' to 'the
money of which 'we :have rnaat
tion t1..8 presented to Mies Pett
train, oho was mad the reel
Annual Iiieeting of Carmel Church,- ether oreeents by
The Annual meeting of Cannel church
Was held on VGtines-dy evenieg of - Te
last week. The attendance vras very Hay Township
fair and much intereat -0a5 manifested. The annual rceet
in the large number of reportafrorn tars or the Hay T
all the different aorietlee and organ- Syetem was held in
lationa con nec te d withl the church, Zurich, en Saturela
or:I:rich allowed growth, liberality and The hall was filled
real._ open the part of the congrega- °ting points relat
Con. Ifr. J. Of Bell, as a reth...ng taw' were aseussed,
tranaver was re-electell° and, Mr. For- reeve. Occlatted the
IeSt of the Township et Hao, wee el- sr, acted aa secret
!acted ao a nevr wassaer, U. James report showed that
Bonoiron, as congregational clerk ihand to the credit
and Mr A ;fit Iiipthdll ao treas.-- tb13 e.nd of 1315, b
rer. t_ " '• to the end of the
Officers Intalled.-4t the regular balance to $1,026.25
'reeting et Reagan CaPewa Rebkah band ohow s that
Moteige, No 11, the following officers goad ateaeong fin
*ere installed for the cement term but et woo ,dereoy,
by District Deputy, leas A. Consittoperating at a
lin a very able nomen; Foieltbint, provision was oOt
[A.. E. Cansitt; 3./P N.G., Mrs. A. two the OtInililla
ifynt; N.G„ liars Wrroer; T ard a Ildeflatt r
MIs' F. Foes:, R. Sass A, Ilabe totwAstip et oxa„
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&One
of the
nship
he Town II
of last
and Ira
toth
Mr II
21r and
y. The
$1,576.2,
f the a
salad°
ear red •
The wolttest
grater? 10
Lally atI pr
t
If
ye
•
STO
F. s
a anal
wals on
ste
d e
this
in
$ent,
coe,
• cr
Out
t
the
.al tare
•OVID, th
tha
be'
The c
g and
g a balanc
Thle total
,consisting
e due of
1.82. ,
the ellreetter'
ile annual imeet
ppointed presi
t, vice-preide
to acceot try
box. It! we,s
the bill roln-i
1 -
OTT H YS
CornpaIyr
of the Hay
suraree
n *hall,
184
y hold
t arid
rest in
the pre
as cthl
hen ep
the last
adopte
direct°
the 2,u
Messrs.
3r
Zur,-
.
VII -of
all
the
•
URO
EXPOSIT°
1
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cIto art BOso Mali 14 Phone °tilers COirefully •Filled 1 Stewart Bros.
- •
v••••01,,MInr*.
The ew' Wash Goods, Dress Goods'
Ernbr ideries and Laces are Here i
come and See Them
tient
raran
eeded
mum
,
an
itor'a
A. G
erer weer4
the yea. The
3g113.
W. 'L. treent;
Hon for ani,
ars. ThAr ree
ritt waS ac
oy Sher itt„
o fill o t th
he di etor's
e given
rand 10by
Eilber, and
points wer,
retaXy, in hie
le to en unitsr
ast year. It
ge barn: which
ng. One light,
•ed on the cenfl
tot thil
large a buil
laid upon ti
made betwee
isture in the
ed the farmers
g rod agent.
roofs sh.ould
no to ake
1. T
On the Waph Fabrics
hion has Bestowed
Her most Laivish Fancies
ALL that the new season ushers in,
in new patterns, new) colorings
and new weaves in guaranteed wash
goods can be learned here by practical
information imparted through a quiet
review lof the many new pieceIs we have
just received.
There is a charrri in the new effect§
resultant from their decided difference
from anything you have seen before.•,
And beautiful asare the many effects
there is also the saisfactory, assurance
that they will give you the limit of
honest wear and pOsitively keep their.
color.
•
1
rt of -the airedt-
Licles were lee
coverin ire
end the year
s in force W1.0
i..9k a $6,042.545.
for 1916 were
,s amounted
'IL8eorra Nwm.e
lhatidt 8910f
s of Inc
casli on 'handl
Main notes 13
eeting helo af-
g, Mr. C. Sta.
de
nt, 8414 Mr. F.
for 1916.
1
MY WEATHE
otos rr , bluste
ave daring Fie
treztely hard
make it n
?.r to keep th
are often con
dly venti1a,ted,
tIth racks
rd againet t
Tablete Should
and an. wee
ab -y to keel)
Is working re
11 to break
h of te. baby
!he brighter 11
ata are' 094 by
9: (mail --at 1$
Dr Nruifialvi.
9At. , 1 •
ARD ON BA
Ne Styls in
Neckwear
You, always find -the ne-i+
thing S here first and neck-
wear i no exception to this
rule
The new lotus crepe trim -
tied AA, ith lace and gold in all
the n w shades is among the
real n w ideas.
• Wese
• joetrna
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georgsgous representation of all the
the most wanted materials, woven
into patterns that are entirely new on
shades of coloring that attract your
enthusiastic admiration at first glance.
We have made great prepalation in t.
in the dress goods and silks department •
Yiu*'will find here a perfect avalanche
of new ideas from the very brigistest of I
light colors to the sombre grey and „I
blacks. •
Come in and see these beautiful
materials now when they are fresh and
new and while the range is compleie •
and at its best. Tile pric es will please
you as well as the goods.
Women's Suits
Madeto-Measure
$20.00 to $30.00
We are better prepared to make your new spring
suit than ever before. Hundreds of exclusive
suit ends are here in beautiful shades of blue and
black serge's, Viclitla* an cheviots t There_i_ *9
a delightful showing of fancy worsted cib- tlis in
greys, browns, tans, greens and wines. We can
make your suit in any style you choose and we
1 will guarantee you perfect fitting stylish garments
pcint of stylfit and easy
.r rice 20.00 to 3 0.00
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g. Price xo to 15c.
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Boys' Spring Suits
Fresh from the Factory
Price 2.90 to 10.00k
ht, new, atractive suits in the new style Nor -
s and fancy pleated effects with, attached or de-
ed belts. Also the pl
in e of high grade wor
navy, grey, brown, ta
• Bloomers are well made,
I1cOu boys suits are
cheap
in' double breasted designs
teds, tweeds and serges in
and Scotch mixtures.
cleverly cut and easyfitting
e they wear the 1ong0t. Price 2,9otosio
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children. Conr.
essary for -flhe
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Men's Suits
acie-to-Measure
Price $20 to$281
Correct Styles, pure Wool Materials
Su • erb Tailorin.. These are the coin-
menlable qnali cations of our new
spring tailored suits for en. There
is 214 style and 'superior tone to the
suits we make -hat ccim stnds them
to men who care and ar desirous of
that welt dressecl appear nce. Every
suit we sell is gnaranteed to fit. They
are rnade of pure wool cl ths and built
to keep their shpe.
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Navys, greys, brown and blacks
be the lea.ing colo s for spring
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to $28
Crompton
Corsets
5he Corget-d4uxe
Crompton corsets rpresent,
the highest achievement of
the corsetier. They are built
along the lines- dictated bythe 2 -
rules of health r.nd at the
ate time crive you better
nettnae, 6-eaereoirifort add
longer wear. . - 4
There is a Crompton corset
that will fit you, we have it.
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Price 50c to $5
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Hosiery for Everybody 1
Dependable, Economical
Comfortabie
This season more than ever you should be -partieu.
lar in buying hose owing to the great scarcity of
reliable dyes.
We can give you hose of guaranteed colors and of
reliable materials and while in some instances there
is a slight advance in prices for these hose, the
difference is practically nil and you are purchasing
•reliable merchandise.
We can supply every member of the family.
Working Clothes
for Men
at Attractive Prices
Strong, sturdy, substantial working
clothing has always been a leading
feature of this store. We look after
the wants of the workmen better gthan
most stores. We give this departthent
our special attention, with the result
that it pays to buy working clothes
here. It pays in comfort because they
are cut to fit. It pays in hard cash,
because they are built to wear.
SHIRTS
Black white soc, 75c
Heavy twill i.c,o
SMOCKS
Black & grey 65c
Black or blue 75c
Black or blue $1
Peabodys $13
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Cotton toc
Union 15c
Wool 25c to 5oc
MMUS
Biafic or Mx, 75
11ak or $1
Peabodys $1.35
wa ros.
B *ad Woo.,
Ejgs Wanted
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