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29C. or #9C. We Can't sell honest wearing Boys' Suits for $1.98 or $2.98 in the regular way. We Can't put our name behind any article that isn't strictly up to the make in every respect On the other hand

There are Some Things We Can Do

We can sell you the best Boys' Tweed Knickers in town, sizes 22 to 27, for 50C. a pair; 29 to 33 sizes for 75C. and the best serges and worsteds from 75C. to $1.50.

We can sell you Boys' Tweed Suits at from $3.50 up to $12.00 and place our guarantee behind every suit, and give you almost any style of suit you can think of-

We can do anything that a legitimate clothing house should do, and some things that our competitors can't attempt because we are backed by the best wholesale house in Canada - the W. E. Sanford Mf'g. Co. of Hamilton-

Come on in.

OAK HALL

CLOTHIERS

Right opp. the Chimes. King St. East.

J. COOMBES, Manager.

UNIONISTS GAIN TWO

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seats and with the promise of further gains it is not at all improbable that labor will have a representation of fifty members in the new parliament. This undoubtedly would have a tremendous effect on future legislation in England as the Laborites are almost certain to get the support of the home rulers in any reasonable measure introduced by them. One of the most prominent politicians in England said to the Associated Press to-day:

New View

"It is useless to minimize the present revolution and we might as well begin to take a new view of the situation. In my opinion, a parliament sitting at Dublin may be looked for within the next two years. Assuredly, John Redmond, leader of the Nationalist party, and Prime Minister Campbell Bannerman have reached a working agreement and it is inconceivable with Mr. Redmond would be content with anything less than an Irish parliament. I have no idea that such a parliament would mean seperation, and have good reasons to believe that a plan is nwo under consideration by which religious question can be eliminated from the deliberations of such a parliament, which would act under the imperial parliament and at least try the experiement of administering Irish affairs under

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What Strict Enforcement of Law Brings About - Sherring - Kerr Trip Off.

Hamiltion, Jan. 21. - (Special) - Since the hotel men put the lid on so tight there has been considerable increase in the sale of liquor in

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