Exeter Advocate, 1910-02-10, Page 1TWZNTY-THIRD YEAR.
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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1910.
SANDERS & CREE:CH
The Old Reliable
Look Out
... FOR ...
Our Big Sale
CARLING BROS.
000 0.066
HURRAH!
for the great
BARGAIN SALE
Next Door to the Post Once
Goe•ds are going cheaper than any ether person can buy
them at wholesale. Do not miss this opportunity of getting
good goods at such low prices.
MUST BE SOLD!
Highest Prices Paid for all kinds of Farm Produce.
We Keep Nice, Clean. Fresh Groceries
K. N. ROWE
PHONE 22
ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST -OFFICE
rr.res.a.mai Cards.
��oNET TO LOAN ON FARM AND VILLAGE
f1 i'rceerties at lowevt rates of interest.
Ds. 0. I. SOCLBTON, L. D. D. D. fL 6RNEST 1:LI.IOT,
o8.,•e Creeosite Central Hotel, Exeter, Ont.
DENTIST
Gedar
of To n C. D. 8. of Ot►No ►red Her Posts_for Sale
somber
ofTorontop.8. it,. co
0E1101: Over D1ckeon a rarling's Law Wine, is
De. Aadersor's former Dental Parlors.
art. A. R. KIN811AN, L. D. 8., D. D. 8.•
Senor graduate of Toronto tiDlveristr.
DENTIST.
WsM eaVscted without any pain, or way bid otece
Nee over Oledman a 8tantury's peke, Main street
I toelo.
Medical
�] R. BRIGHT. Y. D , M. c 1'. A B. 110:40RLA* Graduate of Toronto l'r,irereitin Two years
resident phyii an Roval Alexandra IIapiW, etc.
Office and Residence, ter. Amo. Old Stand, Andrew
Street, EIE'TER.
DR. A. T. IIO,ND, TORONTO. POST GRADUATE
of New York Post Graduate College, woeeseor
to pre, flee of Dr. A. r. pallor Exeter. Resldence—
!a:ely occnpted by hr. Mallon Andrew St. Office -
Formerly the Elliot law calls.•., oppoette Central
Hotel.
DR. T. P. IIeLA('OiiLIN
11.. resumed practice after spending a year (Cch
'ego) at Britsh and Continental Hospitals. General
practice with epeeist attention to Eye, (with tetra-
tion) Ear Nose and Throat.
— _ Omre: Dashwood, Ont
Legal.
f1102S0M a CARLING, BARRiSTER9, SOLiCI
j! {ore, N 1artee. ('onveyam•ere. CommlNtonere
Solicitors for Hoboes Bank, stn.
le.ey to Loos at lowest rater of 1otereel
/ Mee*, Men street, Easter,
1 Caause, I A., L H. eaten
OIL1T TO LOAM.
We Kava a large amount of private fund' to loan
Anna sad village prepertie. at low rates of into.
OLADVAPI it BTAI7B('RT,i
$ambles, noliclton,Yaia art, [aster On
B. 8. PHILLIPS, Blsltrrzp,
Lnoosed hoctlssieer.
lam attested la all pine. Satan—tin sreesna•
is ti tltten left
ue.N Nbsaewill M p namable. MeaU d d is
el. SENIOR
ARN% Confederation Life Assurance
Oossppaean7e ahso Fire insurance in lead-
ins Canadian and BrANes Oosspaniee.
Yain-81., lister.
LICENSED AUCTiONNER
W$. ANDERSON. Llrenaed Asa tloneer
tet Huron County. Terms reasonable.
ate. rein be nude a1 ire Advo•atf.
Meter. or i Ie -,T7 lather's Office. Crede
11011. tA:• nal
We have the finest quality of Cedar
Post at moderate -prices.
(1. E. HiCKS,
CENTRALIA
FARM FOlt SALE.
100 acre farm in Usb rne, two and one
halt miles from Exeter, also a brl:k
houee on Main -street, Exeter, and a car-
load of green cedar posts.
WM. M. LILA TCHFORD
FARM' FOR SALE.
One of the finest farms In Osborne
Apply to SANDERS & CREECH. Exeter
i'IANO AND CUTTER FOR SALE.
A new first-class Piano for sale
cheap. also cutter. Apply to W. Arnold,
Exeter.
WANTED
To know 11.0 whereabauts of Sadie
McDougall. formerly Sadie Page of
Springhill, Ont.. or ter son. William
James McDougall. Any acquaintance or
((lend Flying information address
WALTER R. McDOUGALL.
Moosejaw, Sask.
FOR SALE
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(Melee a .d three iota In Exeter, bel -g
Icte Ncr. 55. 56. and 57, on the South
eldc of S.r. roe Street. On this property
le a frame cottage (brick foundatlon)con
talnhg five rooms and a good cellar.
Alec a good welt and a large stable.
(food garden and fruit freer. The pro-
pe.ty Ie to be sold to wind up the estate
-Apply to (MADMAN & f(TANBC'RY.
Bnriletere. Exeter. Ontario.
WARM POR SALE.
(Remo hundred acre farm, being Lot
3, Con. 1, Colborne, London Road, 3-4
utile from Centralia. 3 miles from Ex-
eteren the premises there is erected
a good brick !Louse. all conveniences.
large bank barn 80r45, fini.hed In
tateet improved •tvie ; drive house. good
orctaard. never falling water. well inn
Nam and house. 12 ocres fall wheat.
Ali plowing done. if not sold privately
on or before the 20 day of Dec. will b(
sold b7 pub:le auction at a date to pe
II toad inter. Plasty terms of paymr t.
Fa, terms and particulars apply to
.leer llar.dferd. prop.. (er:.traaa. , r to
T. (i.rneron, auctioneer, Farquhar f. 0.
APOL'T "SKEE JUMPING" DY AN EX-
ETER BOY
Duluth, M:nh., Jar,. 30, '10
The Advocate, Exeter, Ont.
Lear Sirs --1 am pleased to hand
you herewith Express/ order in pay-
ment for The Advocate to January,1911.
The enclosed photographs, taken in
Duluth. are illustrative of one of out-
most
urmost popular ani fascinating winter
apc,rta, known as "skcc jumping," and
i might incide.,talty state that they are
the best photographs of their kind
ever taken around this part of the
woods. This sport le indulged i:t prin-
cipally by the Swe3os and Norwegians:
and if you are not familiar with the
"game" 1 will briefly elate that the
riders slide down a timber slide about
300 feet in length, which distance the
riders cover in about four Seco.:de.
It might interest you to know that
the longest "standing" jump made on
this hill was 144 feet, which trick was
turned by Ole Tiering at a tournament
held Sunday, the 16th of this month,
and establishes a new American re'ord.
The world's record is 150 fort, made
Norway within the last couple of
'years. 1 will here eeplaln that a
"_st:tr:ding" jump means a jump with-
out a fall.
The distance a matt jumps is measur-
ed from where he leaves the foot of
the timber trestle to where he ligate
down the ltil,l and if lie falist he doesn't
score, that la, for a record jump, but
in competition with other riders he
would be credited with so ntarty points,
according to the distance he jumped.
For instance --one of the contestants at
the above mentioned tournament two
wick, ago made a . most remarkable
jump o: 148 feet, but when he bit the
trail he "spilled"; therefore, itis Jump
was blank as far as a record wary con-
cerned, althoueli good for a certain
number of points In competition, which
polnt3 are determined by the judges.
It is the most daring sport 1 ktttow
of, and the aped at which they travel
is most terrific. They stake the
"Twentieth Century Limited" look like
a funeral procession. They also pro-
duce what is known as the "team jump'
or "twin jump", that is, two riders com-
ing down the slide, holding hands .and
jumping together. Believe rete. there
are some lovely spills. We also have
one acrobat who comes down and turns
a somersault over the hill. Their tour-
naments are held mostly on Sundays,
with a brass band and thousands of
spectators in attendance If any Sunday
stunts like that were ever attempted lit
Ctnada, they would all be put in Jail.
I thin/cif you show N. D. llurdan this
letter and the photographs he will
have the sport introduced in Exeter
before the winter 1s over.
Tours, to a ' swallow",
E. 1L. Oldley.
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The estate of Herman Gill of Port
Frank, Including the summer resort and
furniture has been sold by the assignee
to Mr. T. Parkinson bf Thedford.
FARMS 1011 SALE
Tl:at choice farm. being part Lot 119
and 10. Cott. 1. Township of Usb erne.
In the Village of Exatcr, containing 100
acre3. On this property there is an
up-to-date brick dwelling with all ron-
verfehres ; large bank barns, with water
In stables, silo, delve !rouse, Ice houee,
and all kinds of fruit: 0:) acres in hay
and grass, 0 acres fall w,teat, below,*
P,ctate• ant fall. Properly ;n a high
state of cultivat'on and well adapted
'or a ratan doing a dairy butsness for
:encral farming.
Also N. 1-2 lot 5, 0311. 1, Jlay, contain
1!.) :.n ac: 01. 2 acres hardwood bush,
35 acres in grass, balance plowed. On
the premise*, there is a never falling
supply of water with windmill and tanks
This property Is well adapted for grat-
ing or general farming. I'oaeeselon in
Mart h. Easy terns of payment. Must
be sold as proprietor's health has fail-
ed and he Is retiring. For terms and
particulars apply to ALEX. DOW, of
Esetcr. or T. CAMERON Aut tioaeer of
Farquhar.
SEi1VANT WANTEi)
Good general servant one veno can
ook preferred. good wages. Apply
lttatlne experience, Mrs. Chas. F. Ver-
ity, 78 Sherid:.,t St., 11.ant'ord. Ont.
TAKE NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that persons
Purchasing or (:;tending to purchase the
dwelling Louie and contents of the es-
tate i, the Township of McGillivray of
the late 8uea121.1;i Gower. who died on
Sept. 2111. 1909, will apply to Mrs.
Tho3. Heaman, eircutrix. Exeter. Par
theaters concerning the property stay
aline be had by applying to the Bald
executrix.
SALE itE(1iSTER
Tuesday. Feb. 15th-1'arnt Stock and
implements and Household Furniture,
the property of Jo',n Finkbeiner, Lot
11. Con. 10, Stephen. Sale at 1 p.m.
Fd. llossenberry, Aurt.
(CONTRACTS WITH FARMERS
The Exeter Canning Factory is now
prepared to enter irht, contracts with
farmers for growing the different crops
for the 1 nnieg Factory for the sea-
son 1910. S. M. SANDERS, Manager.
FARM FOR SALE
74 acres of farm land In the village of
Exeter. 13 acres In fall wheat, fall
plowing nearly finiahtd, well fenced.
well drained and watered: good 1 1-2
stony brick house, containing 9 living
rooms, turd and soft water In the
house; good barn, number of fruit trees.
situate north of t!.e station road. Eseter
For particulars apply to JOHN HAWK -
!MAW, Proprietor, nr R. R. PHILLIPS.
auctioneer.
HOCKEY.
Exeter and Heirsall Junior hockey
teams played a game here on Friday
n;iht when our boys won out by a
wide nargut, the score being 12-1 The
halt time sco:e was 7-u. A good crowd
witnessed the game which was well
c•onducto3 with Sandy Bawden as referee
The boys of both reams were all home
brews and strictly Juniors, but the Ex
eter player., outc•laeaei tr.1r opponents
at every stage. The an.alleat players 0.1
each side were the goal kecpers. Cud -
more for llensall, and little Earl South-
cott for Ezettr. Earl stopped a few
good bees. but he was hardly needed,
as Acheson on paint go' nearly every
thine coming. In their respective places
the locals all did well and made a pretty
stro.t3 c•on:hionatlon. llensall boys play
well also. but they did not seem to be
able to work together well and found
it almost impossible to get past Elliott
and Acheson. The teams were,-
lleusa11-Co c3, Cudmm-e ; point, Stone -
111331 ; cover, McQueen ; rover, ilr r,dt ;
centre, Hudson; right, Smith; hit,
Nell:utda.
Exeter -Goal, Soutttcutt ; PAW, Aches-
on ; cover, Elliott ; rover. II. Sout;r-ott ;
centre, Rivers ; right, Mellott , left,
Heywood.
E nee-'Jun1er Hockey players went to
llensall Tuesday night and defeated the
Heitman Juniors, 8 to 6.
THE EXETER CCUNC,L
The Council stet in the leading roots
of the Town Hall, Friday, Feb. Stn, at
8 p.nt. All members present. The min-
utes of the meeting. held Jan. _let and
Feb. 2nd ave-: :c -d and approved.
Mr. 13oble - niece" d the council re-
garding payment cf moneys on farm
lends. etc. Connor Bros. addressed the
council in teeard to securing the water
works building at the river.
The following accounts were passed, -
Advocate l'tinting Co., election papers
6.26, Jackson l;y-law 07.49, other prim-
ing matter 15.71 ; total 89.46 ; The Dell
Telephone Co., messages, 3.25:
Va tic:t. Goderlch, registering by-law,
a.:15; M. Jackson, scrap iron for water
watk3 3.75; Exeter Electric Co, 112.0)8
Jas. Brintnell. labor at waterwotke,19:
19 ; 0. Cudmoro 5.50 , T. Brock, jr. :2.25
T. Brock ar., 1(1.12; W Welsh '75c.; F.
Mallett. jr.. 1.20; S. West 1.20; A. Bis
sett 1.12; G. Atkinson. 1.20: W. Brim-
accmbe 1.20; W. J. Bissett, pt. salary
33.00; C. W. Cross. pt. salary, 29.00
T. Houlden, labor at waterworks 3.00;
W. Jo::r*60c.: amounting to $3'21.93
-passed or: motion of Levet( and Ilea
man. -Carried.
The reeve appointed Councillor) Lev -
011 and Herman to interview the auditors
appointed regards labor. The reeve in-
formed the council that he would be ab-
sent from the municlpall:y for five or
six weeks but would appoint an acting
reeve In his absence. Councillor Hea-
ntan was named. AdJ by Luker.
Jos. Senior. Clerk.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
Altt,oulh Rue new3papzrs of 1Iu:'on
County have repeatedly asked that the
County Council send paters a report of
their proceedings, yet tney s1111 neg-
lect or refuse to do ao, with the result
Ithat the rcport3 always appear later
than they should. The following are a
few of the important items of bushteee-
Dr. A. J. Irwin of Winghant was uu-
anlmouely elected Warden.
The Collegiate institute3 were grant-
ed the following t1'Ir0unte Ices fees col-
lected from County pupils,- Cloderich,
$2000.72: 8caforth, $2986.95; Clinton,
$2476.05; WIn_hant, $2097.08.
The following educational appoint-
ments were made, -W. B. Weldetrhant-
mer of Exeter o.t the 11. S. Entrance
board at Goderich. itev. D. W. Clolli1ts
of Exeter to Senate of Western (!n(ver-
sity • e'antincrs of P. S. and continua-
tion chaos examinations, -East Huron,
D. itobb, A. 1'. Gundry, Clinton. and
J. 11. Cameron, Brussels: West Huron
J. E. Tota, J. at Field. Goderieh, and C.
Mutat, Croditoe
The Executive Committee recommend-
ed the following which were passed, -
That the county printing be awarded to
the Seaforth Eeposltor: that the usual
grant of *25 he made to the agricultural
and horticultural aoctetles holding ex-
itiblttnns this year, and sante to Farrar
era' institutes; that 25e per day be
Jiver) each man of the 33rd Itcginuitt
attending camp this year: that In ron-
iection with a letter front Dr !truce -
Smith, re consumptive hoepltalse in
wltic't he stated that the governmeet
woul4 ald counties In building such an
ftoapital to the extc;tt of $40n0 for
building and $3 a week for each patient
eureln ; a committee of three, Warden.
and Messrs Lamont and Shearer was
appc•ir:ted to get all information poss-
ible with regard to sites, coat of build -
Ing, etc , and report at the Jur meet-
ing , that 110 anion be taken o the
motion to increase the grant to rural
public schools ; that the motion to
dcuble tete grant to continuation rtutd
fifth class schools. same as In former
years, be granted
THE i.ONNELLY MURDER Jt'ST for
YEARS AGO.
Shortly before midnight or: Feb. 4th
just 31; years ago there occurred a
,mister tragedy that has made the
Roman 1.Ittc in the Township of Iiid-
dulp't a place fatuous itt the annals of
crane. for on this date Ir. the /year 1880
after long months of feud. a so-called
"viellnnc•e committee" dressed ;n some
(.3901 as women. artd with their tares
maakel, visite! the honte of Jame* Don-
nelly. and murdered hint and his aged
wife. his son and Bridget Donnelly. a
niece, hen going a few miles down the
read. arta shooting to death another eon.
it Is a perullar tact that of all the per-
erme Bald to have been connected with
the trasedy. thougt, many of them were
comparatively young. scarcely any era
Living to -day. a td many of then die4 a
violent Math.
EXETER SCHOOL REPORT Vera Sweet 87, Irene Easterbrook 63.
Leon Dearing 62, Clarence Morley 61,
D. Charlton 60, I'. Collhtgwt ud 60. M.
eforlock lit. Sr. I't. ll. -lienors, G,Hare
vey 88, V. Joacy 814, M. Iiackrtey. 85, B.
Jackson 85, W. Knight 79. 1. Zuells
79. Pass, M. Hartlelb 14, M. Marchand
72, V. Mallett 70, N. Norry 70, A.Delve
88, e'. Brintacontbe 6C, C. Ford 60. No
on roll 43; average 36.
A. Sleeth, Teacher.
Jr. Pt. 11. -Honors. V .}3111 91, T.O,;::-
nor 82, E. Wells 81, J. 23owey 76, E.
Magee 75, W. Gillespie 75, Pase, J,Dav
is 72, E. Taylor 67. Part I. -Honors,
M. Harvey k6, C. Iiesntan 81, P. Har-
ness 76. Paste E. Yellow, 72, May Web
ater 69. 0. Senior 61. II. Kuntz 81. No.
on roll :,o, average 30.
Ii. Pennock, Terve: •r.
H. S. 1 epartnteet-Forst 111.-Ifonors,
A7 I'iekt, rd 82 ; C. I'IEkard 8'), L. Marlin
78, L. G. \Watson (5 ; Paes, W. Binges
73.11. Jones 72, G. Mutt 69, A. McPher-
son 68. No. on Roll 30 ; average at-
tendance 28.
W. V. Weideuha:nnter, 11. A.. Prin.
i•'orm 11. -Honors, 8. Petty 76, 13.
Haygarth 75, Pas, E. Case 65.6. No.
on Moll :10 ; average attendance 26.
E. M Robb, Teacher,
Forret 1.-hurt-jrs, C. Pickard 83, P.
Brown 79, M. Hobkirk 78; Pass, A. Mer
an 74
g I.
Ra �
1
til E 74, R. Wood 73, A.
Doupe 71, V. Geic;cr 71. F. Welsh 69,
A. Willis 69, D. (11se60, A. Brokensldre
65, 11. Iliasett 65, S. Geiger 611, M. Mc-
Queen 63, M. Larch 62.
Cernmercial-Seniors-U. Hooper 64, W.
Bradt 63, S. Gillies 60. Juniors -C,
Harvey 64, B. Atkinson 63, E. Brick -
wood 03. N. on Roll 49: dally aver-
age 44.
Ni. Jo1O;sto:1,
1'. S. Departtrtent-Roost IV. -Sr. 4t1 -
H r
a Jea
Seldon
Nelson 1119 H .5
,
Irene Rivers 85, Florence Arnold 80,
Joe Davis 79, Greta Bissett 77, Myra
Morgan 75; Paste Willie Snell 74 David
Hall 74, Viola Rowe 71, Fred McPher-
son 71, Jas. Walker 70, Nellie Jones 67
Russell Balkwill 67 Ariel 13everley 65,
Gordon Penhale 64, Chester Couple 61,
Iters Gintes 60. Jr. 4th -Honore, irno
Sweet 85, Muriel Jones 83, Reta Rowe
827, Frances 13111 79, Florence Howe 70,
Bruce 'Walker 76. Maggie Case 75, Eric
Hurdon 75; Pass, Oliver Hodgert 74.
Sydney Hector 71, Thornton Fear 67,
Harper Rivers 66, Blanche Quance 66,
Marion 1'latchford 65, Lolo Taylor 65,
Ethel Day 64. LaBelle Handford 64.
No. on )toll 43; average attendance 39.
C. Vosper, teacher.
Sr. 3rd -Honors. W. Manson 83. L.
Heiden 83, M. Heywood 82, B. Hodgert
82. A Knight 7 u ; Pase, A. Bell 72, Joe
Fallick '2, L. Kostle 72, E. Dewey 70,
70, A. Day 70, Oliver Davis 68, W.
Kydd 117, 0. Macdonald 65, J. McCul-
la:;h 61. Jr. :;rd--Ifonors, Pearl Jack-
eoe 80, Marjorie Ruston 80, Alma
Mack 78 ; Pass, Slat jorie Seldon 70, If.
1'arso:te 67, Florence Wood 67, Edith
Davis 65, Fanny Bowey 65. No. on 8011
:I3: average attendance 30
J. Murray, Teacher.
Room Vi. -norm 111., Jr. -Honors,
Jleivlllt Gladntan 66, Lila Zuetle 85,
Bertha Horsey 63, Maroht Vincent 79.
Karl \Vtkderd,anuner 78, Dorothy White
77, Gerald Fitton 76, Dorothy Ku;iz 75
Dora Holden 71, Gordon, Wells 02, 0.
Ortwein 61. Form 11. Sr.-Ifmtore,
Rhoda CJorillsh 81, Alice Taylor 80, Mar-
guerite Pickard. 78,. i.tl!te. Walke" 75,
Mildred !lardy 74, Edna loans 72. Vi-
ola Welsh 71, Millie Walker 70. Mary
Day 69, Milton Kydd 115, Grace Carling
63, \Wne Jacobi 61. No. on Roll :14:
average attendance 30.
II. N. Kinsman. Teacher.
Jr. 1i. -donors, Margaret Sharp 82,
Harold Doyle S1, Vera Marshall 79:
Pass, Alvin Cornish 73, Millie Brown
67. Gear harness 67, Bruce Rivets 67,
KHIVA
(lull; IL.; bees are the order of the day
-Mlle Martha Sweitzer :,f Shipka stela
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. David
L:piert.-Mr. Chas. Holt purchased a
valuable horse from Mr. Schmieder of
Crediton the other day. --Mr. Angus Mc-
Cormick has returned to Khiva after
v:sltin3 friends in Michigan for about
two months. -Mr. Mittleholtz of the
Northwest visited at Jacob Querin'e for
a few days. -Mr. Jerry Barry returned
home Monday after spending a few
days with his sister. Mrs. J. O'Rourke
of London. -Angus McDonald has pur-
r'rase:d a valuable horse from Stephen
Tfot neon, of Shipka.
Th13 year Lent begins on Wednesday,
Feb. 9th, and Easter Su ,day will be en
c\ier. 27. Mar. _.) will Ix: 1'alnt Sun'1.,
and Good Friday will fall on Mar. 25.
BIRTHS
Dlnnlu.-In
Hibbert. on Jan. 29th. to
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dinntn, a son.
\Vatsoz.-10 McGillivray. on Jan. 28th,
to Mr. and !Mrs. Wilbert Watson, arson
Anna:. -In McGillivray. Jan. 28, to Mr.
and Mrs. Linwood Amis. .t eon.
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MARRIAGES
Dltutcy-Mawhinney.-.\t the Methodlet
parsenuge, Crediton, 'jr. Feb. 3rd, by
itev. }ticks, Mr. Thos. M. Dinney to
Miss Alice E., daughter of Kr. David
Mawhinney, both of Stephen.
lite-Scctl-At Parkl:ill. Jan. 29, Arthur
Bice to Miss Jean Scott, both of
0l1livray.
DEATHS
,•.lite l:elJ-in St. Marys, On Jan. 30.8.41.
Mitchell. aged 79 yearn.
;\iitc•ttell-lit St. Marys, nn Jan. 31.Adanl
Mitchell, aged 76 years.
IN MEMORIAM
Cooper. -In loving remembrance of our
beloved son and brother George. who
departed this lite Feb. 2ttd, 1909.
Gorse but not forgotten.
We Are Strong on
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Our Bloomer Knicker Suits
are about the newest
in the trade
Men's Overcoats and Suits
will stand compaaison with any made•to•tieasnre
snits. One hundred Tweeds, Vorstedo and Merges
to choose from.
Prices from 8.12 to 520
Place Your Spring Order with Us
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