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FISHING

King Fisher Nels are made with added strength just

where it is needed. Their Top is FOUR strands instead ol one, the Tops and Bottoms have double selvagc, the Solid Lock Knot cannot slip, but always holds firm assuring le- euracy in size of mesh, the Better Twine is spun in such

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firm uniform twist, that it is strong and tough. These Nets are known as “The Nets that catch More Fish." This suc- cessful record is won because of their well known superior material :md netmanshlp. King Fisher Nets are stronger, last longer. hang true and fish better and are Guaranteed

by the Makers and Holma.n’s.

'ima risnzn smsir wsss'

Unmounted--135 Ft. long stretched measure

Lili in. x 3 ft. deep each $1.75 15- Mesh x 4 ft. deep, each $2.30 M

x 6 ft. deep, each 53.40

1% in. x 3 ft. deep. each $2.00 1% in.

Mesh x 4 ft. deep, each $2.60 Mesh x 6 ft. deep, each $3.85

is

I highly?

ihgiwihwl nkmnfien -.~ . ,_,_

t. deep, ea. $2.00 t. deep, ea. $2.35 deep, each $2.65 deep, each $2.20 ft. deep, ea. $2.55 t. deep, each $2.90

KING FISHER ` MUUIITED IIETS

These Nets are mounted all ready for fishing except for

slnkcrs. They are complete with Cedar Float hun ihrou

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double mesh top with 2 strands right and left Marlene form- ing a straight non-kinking Top. The Sides and Bottoms are hung with Heavy Cotton Seine Twine. The meshes are hung

diamond shaped for Best Fishing.

1% in. Mesh 1% in. Mesh

xnxx mnww

>§'l1\"` rar”

each

deep, $4.15 1% in. x 4 ft. deep, each $4.80 deep $3.90 Mesh x 6 ft. deep, each $6.10 dccp $4.50 15-16 in. x 3 it. deep, ea. $4.15 deep $5.60 Mesh x 4 ft. deep, each $4.85

Cotton

Twine »‘r'~- “carl White Colton Twine for hanging Nets, Vi lb, balls 35c.

KUTCH

Kutrh, used by nil experienced fish- ermen for dyeing nets, saving them from decay. Easy to use. 1-Ib. oi Kutch will dye 5 lbs of netting.

MARLIN E

Right and L e f ‘\ Marlinc in on c pound hunks. One hunk contains right and left, half of csch enough to hang une net dou- ble on top and single at bottom. 1 lb. hunk 25c.

Slnkers-Iron with hole Blk. lb. 12c. Galv., lb. 18c.

Cedar Net Floats

Cedar Net Floats, oval shape with hole, weigh about -i pounds to the hundred. 25 floats for 3 ft. net; 28 floats for 4 ft net; 30 floats for 6 ft. net. Any quantity, per 100. Price $2.00

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Lb. 15c.

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Hanging Nets

We will hang any size Web, Including cost of Marlin, Twine and labor of hanging. all for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $1.65 {(Floats extra.. See Price List)

Parcel Post Prepaid

Parcel Post, Prepaid direct to

your door on all orders of King-Fisher Gill Nets amount- ing to $5.00 or more.

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. T. to , i' D E T Mrs

the western end of the province delivered her report A report of Tgstog xnégssmmgrcide hm?

will be competing on amount of the activities of other sub division

ivioiwraous Tile-or-wsn

` The second night of the tug-of-_

'war series under the auspices of the Canadian Legion, B_E.S.L., tool: (place in the Montague Rink on ,Thursday evening. The increase in spectators showed the growing

gopularity of the sport. The Legion _ and was in attendance and gave some first class numbers which grcntlv added to the evenings en- ter? ~ Ewinest. -, A hose coupling contest which look placo between pulls proved Interesting and instructive both to spectators and those participating, hs it not only served as a sport feature of the evening but also [ave instruction in hose coupling which might be the means of not gnly saving valuable property, but gxurnsn lives as well. Mr. A. F. pampbeli had charge oflhis con- Qest. Lowell Poole and John Mc- ;Kenzie were the winners of the

; gion. Time, 10 1-2 seconds.

Following are the tug-of-war

teams:

Lightweight teams: Victoria Gross vs. Montague Jun- iors, Victoria Cross winning in two straight pulls, the first pull 40 seconds and the second pull in 30 seconds.

Kllmuir vs. Brudenell, 1 _Mr

winning in two straight pulls. the first pull in 50 seconds and the second in 1 1-2 minutes.

Lower Montague vs. Valleyfield

West, Valleyficld West winning in two straight pulls, the first 25 sec- onds and the second 20 seconds.

Kiimuli- vs. Victoria Cross, Vic-

toria Cross winning in two straight pulls. the first in 42 seconds and the second in 1 minute, 53 seconds.

Victoria Cross vs, Valleyfield

West, Valleyfield West whining in two straight pulls, the first pull in 1 minute, 30 seconds, and the sec-

ond pull in 1 minute.

Heavyweight Teams

Potato Blingers vs. Montague,

Potato Slingers winning in one

gms; which were donated by the G

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- ANNOUNCEMENT

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Hit __

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, We now have a. complete new line of Electric Pix- -

tures and Wall Brackets. This is all new stock and l

' the very latest designs in fixtures. We also have a wide

range in Table and Bed Lamps. Our Westinghouse ,

» Molds. Lamps are guaranteed for longer life, lower ‘ l current consumption and brighter illumination.

,| -. Come in and visit our new Fixture Store at 158

5 Queen Street, next Brady Shoe Co

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F summi uni nulnn|iN‘f;§‘f_';,,,.,,,,_

F and Prince County Chronicle 5"-="`-='°="°4°"=-’3~5"*'°~===’-"°"""

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brush and holder all 3 for 49c

fur and especially color of fur was conclusive evidence that your feed is superior to all other feeds we have tried out, and we have tried out inost all sold."-Andrew M. Jardine, Freetown, P.E.I. (Sunglo customer).

L-B939-9-1-s-tf

are very productive this year and the fishermen are lor:-king ka the

ster flshin make v>

the case. The ogstsr beds in th

their former production.-S.

ously donated movie tickets to each

All-four Race: C. Gordon, H.

Iced hot dogs are not popular but

’ ’ -'WHY PLAY HAVOC WITH

T“y1°" Drug 0°" Ke“31“§t°“~ I-"525 your chancefi for superior pelts by|

-WE APPRECIATE y°“1' P9-V011? those valuable foxes, Feed a proven H86- may W° be °f f\1ft1'\°f Se"/ICG to diet. sungio is one. L-asia-9-1-s-if you. Shall continue our business for

Meals, Lunches. Home Cooking, _D|¢_ “_ D_ M N L

ac Ei L has open-

Grooe ,et. d rin th wi te ri d _ eve Vino; »wi\l11 bi ed 11 1' H ed up a. general medical and sur |

ry maetosiveii ri min fn im

satisfaction in price and quality. gg 11-£36 ($111.5 as oxgreisieigtontf Hopes. Kensington. L-544-9-22-IL Phone 25. L-570-9-22-25-27.

-“RESULTS IN AMOUNT OF -"HAVE USED SUNGLO past

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I -This column u rear-na re -MISS SUI W! Bum- vbsrl wh disn may be

~ 3_1-;;,' '3,°_;;,-~,_=;;‘ '§§"..mu._ 1.... ...'f.`”.i°..»1..'».. in ».o<i§.i”°°.§°o.1.%%~°h1» Him.

l 9 mm ai was misu; is Piano; Pham 322. ' Il-its-9-il~3i Phone 47. or left it H. J. Mabozrs

admins, _#__ -nsnNrssT¢K§rmnocxstwi:':o¥D‘”`“mm'°b"b

, . :"o`d spools .

are Money Makers “ju __-"°°;°-;=-“L B-»-- Mi”-itil

V , UNBILL Misoouc . .E.1. . ..."1 T WTB

Ex||3|'|°||¢|d um sungio mi rurring- muon sxespiiigfuygogneoiirmgz mi- wfffg

(1983) for the first. His pup pelta your r°¢q_"_p Ben' gg Tmv

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_ Lzriggi 02.50 ai_l;83;a;i:f_i:_¢3 P.E.I.‘(su.nglo customEr;§s°_°_1_._“

select them -BBAOUS “B1'&Y0°" 59917131 -BBACES Dre i‘eSi8tIh¥ gm

V h d f th rs made-to-orde; English fox netting is shingle paint for roofs, will lmpro:

B ea 0 0 8 I Rilvmized be ore and after weaving. the sppgm-moe of your buildings

/‘ /Fd _ L-467-9-21-21. 100%. L-399-9-22-Zi.

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ff _ U . -nz mas. or A No. zsso mix or _An-EN-Dm mms _ Mm,

?f“’;'§'}°e;’,§f_f1°;1fe%°€*l?;“§‘_§2“°;‘£°T§*43- Summerslde racing enthusiasts als- daughter, M;-s_ J_ E, Fraser; at 1 V, . _-'_ . -

` " f. hu' pensive .ingredients we could “ll tended the Futumy mm mo" lt M°“t“3“°- Mn' Kennedy ht' just I I

_ _ _ '° \‘. ls `SunBlo t2 s bo! cheaper. Do $11 Charlottemwn °n Th“"d”'”‘s' returned from visiting relatives at ._{>;,§ Vg .. - ,_/V, ,/,J Ord Ki Wm; ug gg 5° mug? L-g939.9-1.,-;g "'”* Siunmersids and Charlottetown. H. ' ~ ~' ' er ng A suivl1vmnsms`HN‘d'iii=.'n7 '

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S", I 7% ' 01? l _DONT M153 me Autumn feeding Bunglo Fall Purring Ration

LT Successful

Chicken supper in basement or (1933). averaged $60 per veit on 145 mei-side will regret to learn or the Kensington United church, Sanur- velf-s ln the 1934 May sole. prsczic- death ln the Prince county HN- day, September 22nd. Admission ally all pup Wits Helo bllylns Bun- ital Tumds of MIS- IM!

as cena. L-512-9-zo-ai. slo by the Ton this year. goioerfwiaow oi me me cieorgr at

I-"USED YOUR PBDDUCTS er- ` ben was the daugmer or the me C

usively_ Had clear silver, dense -CONGRATULATIONS are‘Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giydon of llnderfur and glossy black guard fur. being extended no Mr. and Mrs. J_| Margate. she was wen known in Pup pelts averaged $65 (1933). Your! Edwam _ Gillis (nee E11mb¢1;h A_| feed best out and reasonably prlced.’ Burke) upon me bn-th of ,_ -J. Weeks Murphy, Sea View, P.E.I, bouncing baby boy at their hmm (Suglo customer) L-8939-9-1-s-tf m summerside on Monday' sep:

-Lis'i~EniNs 'morn Pasrn, “mb” mh"`s

L-Q439-9-1-s-tf

using new and unproven feeds on

three years during growing and Fall Furring seasons and found them good. I intend to continue use of same." _ Walter Gregor, Brackley Bench, P.E.I. L-8939-9-1-s-tf

, psych? In sdruioo.

. . *SUBSCRIPTIONS to '.I.‘h0

Di-ug store, 'Montagiim v L-'I

PERSONAL!

.."1'he Ladies Auxiillary of the

new hospital held s, successful dance at Montague on Wednesday evening. H.

..°Mr Larry Trainor, BIBPGGWT

of Weights and Measures, was a visitor to Montague °11 Thmdly and attended the tug-of-ws: SPO?" at the Rink. E

..'.'M‘.rs. Mary Kennedy of Mur-

ray Harbor is the guest of her

Corbett of Summerslde. Mrs. ooc-

-'1'1tANSFERRED¢Mr. G. L.,

Weare, who has been for some time

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__ Hnqmn Y _,on the staff of the R/oyal Bank at f

TERrslE§.Tlai§ge shipmghtodt o3(';tesrsl'Summersi?e gt; °nCBThurs'JTy

,morning .or y ney, _ ., zo lic.

95:95? If/I‘;';°x:‘t5;‘a1S‘!"_"<;$e‘é‘;11‘°=IeW‘(;;‘t Bank’s branch there. While in Sum: gl; Pifovurée on Thm_5day_ This 1s.merside Mr. Weare made many no doubt one of the first to go through to Montreal. The shipment came from Ellerslie no doubt from privately owmed beds. It is rumor- ed that both private and public beds

friends who wish him every success!

-SAD NEWS R.EOEIVED+»NeWsl

was received by Mir. T. M. Llnkletter of Summerside of the death on August 24th of his brother-in-la.w,, I. M. Auld, at his home in Color-I ado springs at 79 years of ii, e' Thel

f ni . ' 3 - ,

gor Iobstergsetgsonl angpthge ul late Mr. Auld was formerly of Bel-Q even, indication that this Wm be mont, Lot 18, but left the Co1orado,\

where he became a. sucwssfiii con

| West are said to `be bommg back tg I tractor and builder. Hey leaves to

mourn his widow, who is s. sister of Mr. T. M. Linkletter, one son and

Wm. Auld and one sister. Mrs

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terestlng report oi’ the proceedings

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member of the winning teams. Giving an outline of what took IMMM1; gifxngrfsbgugmiigdzuggel Following are the winners in the place at each session, and stating guest of his Hum' Mm Charles R

'boys races: the objects of the League as given | RDgerS__5

Jockey race: C. Gordon, C. Bruce. by the National President. Mrs. '

Coffey, of Montreal She also ie-

ciay, T. ciaire. ported that an the meetings su~:.~,= to §ff§§',nI`;f.;§‘d°e G,f{°fv°.i§.hf',';1;’d‘:,yv’s;;f,§”'

Wheelbarrpw Race: H. Clay, M. was laid on the c importlmze ,of received R cordial Welcome ,mmf

Y._. Y - ' Claire A. Hutchinson, every woman joining the League in old mend5_s

|" I' E R |_ 9 Next Thursday evening promises her parish A vote of thanks w

_ as _ _ _ _

' to be a night of outstanding pulls extended to Miss Gillis for the __

§6 as, in all probability, teams from capable manner in which she had Messrs Benjanilml a_“d_ Cla!-e_

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A not beins able to obtain B Stove W*-‘fe F”-d~ The klfldness and 1105- cgiixiinueotheiicsnudielhinv rliféiiiemteo

during the fu-st pa;-5 of Thursday pitality of the Summersidc Branch ' evening the hockey boys were sell- 170 the delegates was highly com- Mi

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ing the not dogs cold at me rink. ,mended upon bv Miss Gillis.-S. is md Anenf' daugm"

three daughteis; also one brotheri

pull, time 2 minutes. Owing to the Rich. dr Simmons both . Sidi ' .` PERSONALS

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the boys made up for that when -DEATH OF MRS. INEZ COR-l rdliiiiergltyaiorboliiilinuct(he?ast¥cili:j they got the stove. H. BE'i'i‘-Many old fi-lends in Sum- -S.

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Summerslde having resided £01' some years in that city. Since the deem of her husband and Ia'-her Mrs. Corbett has resided near her brother in Margate. There are left to mourn, two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Hanley of Clinton and Mrs. SH-mliel Lane of Hillsboro; and one brother. Mr. Turner Glydon from whose residence the funeral took P1006 On Thursday afternoon. The service was very largely attended, many from Summerslde going out to Day their respects to an old friend. Rev. Mn Somers conducted the service assisted by Rev. Loring. Interment was in the Peoples Cemetery at Summerslde.-S.

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regularly $3. to $4. ,$1.95

, You’Il find these in the centre, first floor, and we " commend them to your very best attention. They are mostly beige and similar shades. _

New

~ SLIPS

il Economy Sli”

.W '85c

Sillmii. Slips, all sizes,

today at

And a. clearing line of Gloves, $2.00 to $2.50 value at $1.49

-SUMMERSIDE YOUNG LADY

HONOURED-'Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Allen 29 Broyton Road, Brighton Mass., was the scene of s. merry gathering on the evening of August sixth, when a. surprise party in the shape oi a miscellan- eous shower was given to Miss Pearl Howatt in honor of her Cn-` gagement to Mr. George Irving. About thirty of Miss Howa.tt.'s office associates assembled in the atti'9~C° tively decorated rooms and when she ‘was brought to the scene later in the evening by Mr. Irving who was in the secret, hcr surprise was very real. Congratulations and good wishes followed and Miss Howatt was kept busy opening; the many lovely and useful gifts which were given her. Before the party broke up, a delicious lunch was served by the Hostess. Miss Howalt and Mr. Irving were married on August twenty-fifth and will make their home in Cherry Valley, P.E.I.-S.

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incite txt lggerghfgr 1:36 ru-ee_cwn, ps. island, and no whom _Mr Alban F,,,_me, was in S,,m_ Y Y

isis thought ii: inadvlsubie fo pfii sympathy is °Xt°“d°d'_s' mefsldé 0" b“S‘“°SS °“ Th““d*‘Y~ S

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thi "°°ndNfmf._e' vs Kumuh_ i_sPEC“L MEETING”`A SYNC' -Mrs Llovd Crownsc of Boston' L ls

ower on agile _ al meeting of the Catholic Women’s 1 d ` H, wand Wednesday

(champion team>.Ki1m\1ir winning League. sub division on iviisccuche. ;‘,f;hV§,g VEC., he, f,,,he,.’ M.,._‘ MOIICY fO1‘ MED and BOYS in two straight pulls. the first pull was held this week in me vesiry of George W,u,,,e and sim, Mrs

in 20 seconds and the second in me pa ish Ch 1_ T - ‘ ’

r uroi he meeting ` - - -

80 secondS_ was called to order by the Presb gollaghiis of Elmsdale. Prime. This low price shop makes Possible Purchases

Kiimuu- vs Montague, Kumuir deny M.,-_,_ _y_ gphmm G,,.,det_ °““Nl"' ° _I for anyone who wants to economize.

winning in two straight pulls. the M155 Regina Gi111_;_ who was the 'F' Davis Lklstone of Summer '

_ side leit on Friday morning for]

i;'sz.“;.33.a§°°““ ““° “°“°“ €§;°g;§z.;;§;“ ;“..‘.*:;z;‘.u,‘;.‘a’..r.§‘@‘:?. w Mu- he Mr. Allison MGLEB-n V91? seller- summerslde last, week gave an in- studms'_S‘

of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Men or Sum-

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Peach, Beige and Black

-These are GOOD l

Former $3.00 to $4.00 values. Choose

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Shows Smart

Here’s a new feature for i

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$1.49

Economy Shop

Good siiimr BLooM1~:1; 35°

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In the

Basement

'Phe Economy Shop

New Hats $1.49

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Economy Shop. These new Ha;

specially selected for this deparrge

ment. They’ne smart, and stylish and the price is a pleasant 0.§¢;_

Come on expecting something Dréi-tl' good - you’il not be disappointed. Four or live

popular colours. Same

Bloomer, lace trim

Men’s Fancy “V” neck Sweaters .

Men’s Sweat Shirts

Blue, Maroon,

Green

H e a vy Jumbo f.‘l“L.§."f7ff7 $1.39

Striped Molleton

W o r ki n g

Pants

apart _J;rsleys, Blue ...i’;€.‘II"‘_._'_'...... 691:

,Bring the boys in for these

All wool Sweater

for smaller boys

Boy’s First Long f.lZZ‘.}”’_j“_‘.‘____ $1.35

391:

Boy’s Fancy Tweed Caps

M3.

Mens’

3 piece

Men’s H e a v y Ribbed Wool Sox, grey only

Men’s F a n c y Tweed

Caps, , All sizes

Very durable, diagonal

Cord, Worlfing ‘

Pants

Generous size, Mens’

Working Shirt., Blues ._

English Broadcloth

Shirts, collar at-

tached

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Crew Neck, fancy trim

Ribbed Sweater

Boy’s Bloomer Pant in i

Grey Tweeds

Little boy’s Overalls

from 5 to 10

years

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-i Bari/ Hayes served the Peace of Wits (st dance): "TW “

us rm cumin Pi-my {T°mw mn' in i motions wings? to me

y I _ "The most disturbing. ough no re -‘ _- 'ronoN'm. sem. ai-und.. msn. 1. me ui.. moo ammo. of on nomo: "on. _thaw “,111 ‘W caption “rm way so Home 'rn¢m",'iiwbmkm who mms s nm em' len worvbodv Im 5°” '

A CHAPPELL & C0. o f so ` ‘tilts :::»'.°:‘.°°:.*;‘v=.....-fc..*~ “M 'M rv '°'.._._.-’““l” .

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. y houses in outlying suburbs

nr ol. rvowuse mins woimiss Ano ur muarm ,'§,§",,,,',‘§,,,';,,,°,"f°‘,,‘",,;"h,,7,‘,“ nf, “if "hm "°"“°“ "‘° ’““°" "°“° Th’ mf? T"

_ '~ .1 . swifv ms ooursgcoiis' action where- " , I

_ me rata:-¢ mmm plus our some cumile-, mms rum im, in givin; miasnu of rm. Wh” th’ hm mm” °°'"°' '“““ ‘W M"~ 357°' '°"°°d °"° "‘°°‘ °” 1*” (dmndent)

. _ ""4 fm' o Wmln'I B\11t‘s hlnd its effect is thief deserves s vote of thsnlu from not be n. nuisance W Y°“

9--174 wh ` pin;-litylgugulimisv 0361;” iunlstsm h lglrissruiaiais to wed Kay Francis. above. glamorous screen stu- 9. crime deterrent is multiplied 'ro-ronto, and should be mmem- longer.

_ yw or n contends tha that wil be s reconciliation of many times. By resisting with s bend by other woliien as an ex- Relative: Dont be s ainnlumesnsanuuuwuszwnns. wus wnmnsurim, nm r zooannnmaaoinxuujh .

ethic! ample to hollow' you know you WW

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SUIT $9.50

The basement asks you to come in and sec thiS

very special value for

men. The suit is well

made, of a decent cloiii

good weight, warm and good looking. Y0\|'"

tell us you have seen suits of less value. S015

for a lot more monel’