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DECREPIT HORSEs pean countries for food, has been sanctioned .in Ontario and Alberta. Sending the meat chilled is regardâ€" ed as more éxpensive than sending it on the hoof and it is claimed that shipment of live horses have al ready been arrangéd for, and will soon s through. Montreal. _‘ 'l‘o'rl.‘.event the cruelty which is elleged to be caused by the long transportation, the Montreal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals took steps some time ago to prevent such a trade being estabâ€" lished. PREMIER FERGUSON MAKES NO OFFICIAL © ANNOUNCEMENT OF PROVINCIAL ELECTION The third session of the sixteenth legislature of Ontario was proâ€" rogued recently by His ~Homor Lieutenantâ€"Governor â€" Harry. Cockâ€" ‘shutt. The session lasted eight weeks. There have been prophecies that it will be the last session of this legislature and that the Governâ€" ment will go to the electors during the year, but there has been no official announcement of a general election. In the meantime, there are seven vacant seats in the house which will be filled ty byâ€"elections If there is no general election. By the redistribution bill recently passâ€" ed the vacant seat of Cochrane is given two representatives, and parâ€" liamentarions‘ claim that it .will be necessary to have two byâ€"elections in that riding: A Flavor for Every Taste Salts Fine For _ | Aching Kidneys When Back Hurts Flush Your Kidneys as You Clean Your Bowels. Most folks forget that the kidneys, like the bowels, sometimes get slugâ€" gish and clogged and need a flushâ€" ing occasionally, else we have backâ€" ache and dull misery in the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, neeplessney'and all sorts of bladâ€" der disorders. = You simply must keep your kidâ€" mneys active and clean and the momâ€" ent you feel an ache or pain in the kidney region begin drinking lots of water. Also get four ources of Jad Salts from any good drug store here, take a tablespoon in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This Samous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and is intended. to flusk~ clogged kidneys and help stimulate them to activity. It also helps neutralize the acids in the urine so they no longer irritate, thus helpir@ to relieve bladder disâ€" orders. § £ i. y fter Every Meal It doesn‘t take much to keep you in trim. Nature only asks a Wrigley‘s, after every meal, benefits teeth, breath, appetite‘ and Jad Salts is inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent lithia water drink which everybody should take now and then to help keep their kidâ€" neys clean. A wellâ€"known local druggist says he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe in trying to correct kidâ€" ney trouble while it is only trouble. tâ€")â€"w’tvnmi:m enjoyment of Mustard to octasional use with Cold Meats,. It gives more flavor to hot meats tooâ€" sharpens the appetite, neutralizes the Â¥ichness of fat foods and makes them easier to digest. ° * ;« x More Flavour lnmlcniu-ulu Commons Provides for Finanâ€" f dflflhfi&.fifis_“.‘:lfi".““' Wflq‘*“ iween representatives of the Federâ€" al Government and of the Progresâ€" sive party, which initiated the deâ€" mand, have resulted in the introducâ€" tion of the rural crec © legisiation: in the House. Notice of motion of the following resolution,‘ which : is the forerunner of the bill, was given ch Saturday last by Hon. James A. Robb, Minister of Finance: _ "That there shall be a board known ‘as the Canadian Farm Loan Board, which shall be a body politic and corporate, consisting of four members, one of whom shall be the Minister of Finance, and the other three shall be appointed by the Govâ€" orner«inâ€"Council, and <of the latter, one shall be designated by the Canâ€" adian Farm Loan: Commissioners. Shall Provide Initial Capital. "That the board shall issue farm loan bonds to make longâ€"term loans to farmers, and the Government of Canada shall provide initial capital for the board to an amount not exâ€" ceeding $5,000,000 and subscribe an amount of 5 per cent. of the capital stock as foans are made by the board "The Government of each Prov: ince in which loans are made shall be required to subscribe to the capiâ€" tal stock of the board as loans are made in such Province an amount equal to 5 per cent. of the said loans, and each borrower an amount of 5 per cent. of his loan, payable at the time the loan is made. The‘ loans shall be made on the security of first mortgage on farm lands. The interest rate shall be such a rate in excess of the interest payable on the farm loan bonds as is sufficient to provide for the expenses of operâ€" ation. The farm loan bonds shall be legal investments, and may be purchased by the Minister of" Finâ€" ance provided that the amount of such bonds held by him shall not at any time exceed» $15,000,000, and the amount of any payment by the Government of Canada on account of capital or the board or as payâ€" ment for farm loan bonds purchased shall be paid out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund on the authority of the Governorâ€"inâ€"Council." Not Entirely Approved. While the proposed legislation meets in a general way the views of the Progressives and Western Liberals, there are two features of an essential character which, it is understood, do not meet with the entire approval of the Progressives. One is the absence of a Government guarantee of bonds, and the other is the omjssion to fix a maximum rate of interest on the farm loans. As outlined in the bill, it is underâ€" stood the scheme will work as folâ€" lows: The Land Bank directorate will .be organized: the Provincial boards will be formed; loaning will commence. When_loans are approved the bank will obtain the necessary mondy by a temporary advance from the Federal Treasury, leaving Land Bank bonds as security. Then when a considerable amount has been loaned the bank will float bonds in the open market onâ€" the securities of the mortgages. With the money thus raised the bank will redeem the bonds held by the Federal Treasury by repaying the advances. ‘This procedure will, be repoqed. Longâ€"Term Loans Provided For. The: bill provides only for longâ€" term loans. The life of a loan is not fixed, but it probably will be more than 30 years. . The Federal board is to be comâ€" posed of four mémbers. The Minisâ€" ter of Finance is to be the Chairâ€" man. ‘Then one of the other three directors is to be selected as Presk dent, and he wills be the chief exeâ€" cutive officer of the bank. He will serve for. a term of years to be designated by the Federal Cabinet. The other two directors are to be appointed for three and six years reâ€" spectively, and thereafter every six years. This will mean that a direcâ€" torship will become vacant evety six years. Next come the Provincial boards, which, under the terms of the bill, are to act as agents for the central board. Each â€"Provincial board will of Board. 4. To consider any matter of ;on-‘ lm-nl interest that may be ‘submitted. . The Method of. Financing. | ‘‘The financtal section of the bill covers the method of financing in detail. The capital stock of the Land Bank is not limited. It is to be issued in shares of $1 each, and the Dominion Government is to sub scribe for $5,000,000 of stock and consist of five members, three to be nnm,nmpmwm ment and two by the borrowers. Duties of Advisory Council. % Of these three bodies the Advisâ€" ory Council is the only one whose duties are set out in detail. ‘The Advisory Council shall meet at least ouce a year on the call of theâ€"Fiâ€" nance Minister for the following purposes : 1. To discuss the general progress of the Land Bank. 2: To consider the annual finanâ€" clal statement of the Board of Dire¢â€" tors. 4. To advise as to dividends to be paid. to stockholders. pay $1,000,000 im cash. This $5,000, 000 subscription by the Federal Government is to be the foundation capital of the Land Bank. Advances to borrowers shall be made on first mortgages security on farm lands, and only up to 50 per cent. &f the appraised value of such lands, and 20 per cent. of the perâ€" manent insured improvements. Howâ€" ever, no loans made to one person shall exceed $10,000. Loans may be granted for the folâ€" lowing purposes: 1. To provide for the purchase of land for agricultural uses, including stock raising and dairying. 2. To provide for the purchase of fertilizers, seed, live stock, tools, machinery and other implements and. equipment necessary to the proper operation of the farm mortâ€" gaged. 3. To eréct buildings or make permanent improvements tending to increase the productive value of the landy such as clearing, draining, fencjng, etc. 4. To discharge liabilities already accumulated. 5. For any purpose which in the jndgment of the board. may be reaâ€" sonably comsidered â€" as improving the value of the land for agricul tural purposes. Exclusively for Farmers. It is further provided that loans shall be made only to persons actuâ€" ally engaged in farming and whose experience, ability and character are such as to warrant the belief that the land to be mortgaged will be successfully cultivated. No loans. are to be made on unimproved land exâ€" cept for the purpose of improving it. RETURNS AND FINDS HE WAS LEGALLY BURIED Adelard Lobert, formerly of Stony Point, Ont., came to Sarnia on Monâ€" day to find that he was legally burâ€" ted after supposedly taking his own life by cremation in the furngce of the boilerâ€"house of theâ€"Imperial Oil Company, Limited, Sarnia, on July 25 last. He made full inquiries about his supposed death, and then went cver to Port Huron to find his forâ€" mer wife, now Mrs. Victoria Manley, vho identified the body here at the 31 LADY TEACHERS GIvEN saALARY INCREAsEs IN LONDON $CHOOLS A plea for equal rlght'u for women teachers on the public school staff 6f London, Ont., as compared with men, was made by Trustee Mrs. Rose, who declared with emphasis that at least half of the femat® secâ€" tion of the teaching staff were #ip porting homes in the city. Other members of the committse were inâ€" clined to ridicule Mrs. Rose‘s assorâ€" tions, . but when she moved that some 31 women teachers who were on the staff in/1922 and who held secondâ€"class certificates, be given an increase to thinifirstâ€"class rating of $1,600 per anfum, on rexommenâ€" He has taken out an affidavit that Adelard Lebert was not the man who leaped into the glowing depths of the furnace while an astounded fireman stood by. In less than a minute the man, who in superâ€" husean manner had risen upon his knees to luy upright inside the big furnace, only to fall again, was fished out with a stoller‘s iron to breathe his last on the floor of the boilerâ€"house. The body was charred from head to toe. â€" For a day identity was a mystery. Then Mrs. Victoria Manley of Port Huron came to view the remains and said they were those of her first husband, whom she had diâ€" vorced. * _1 _‘ Rest Room at loo ‘Township Council: for 1926. _ The Councilimet at the Tpâ€"Hall dn Saturday, April 24th, pursuant to adjournment. ; Members all ‘present. The Reove in the chair, . .. The minutes of the previous #e#â€". sion were read and approved. considered. A deputation representing the Galt Rural Rest Room appeared© before the Board asking for a grant in supâ€" port of the said Rest Room. _ â€"Moved by L C. Hallman seconded by C. ‘T. Groh that a grant of $30.00 ‘bo made in support of the Ladies® Rest Room at Galt. # Moved by Allen Ml;.: seeâ€" onded by. L C. Hallman t the following accounts be paid. Geo. Rahn, postage, $3.00; Menno Mader, coal for Buckingham famâ€" lly, 9.62; Ernest Ball, milk for Buckâ€" ingham family, 2.80; J. M. Schiedel, groceries for Buckingham family, 15.71; L..C. Bullock, groceries for Wilkie family, 15.11; Alf. Hannusch, | wood for Wilkie family, 10.00; Freeâ€" port Sanatorium, ‘account per C. Doepel, 37.50; K. W. Willson, salary as assessor, 100.00; Commercial Printing Co., Notices re Board of Health, 8.40;~Shoemanâ€"Bros., shovâ€" elling snow, 5.00; Mrs. C. Hatt, milk for Wilkie family to.May 1st, 3.40; Sawyerâ€"Massey Co.. 6 â€" graders, 915.00; A. Shoemaker, attending ‘Trustees and Ratepayers Associaâ€" tion, 15.00; Agabus Kinzie, rebairs for disk, 8.55; G. M. Shirk, wood for Doubledee family 10.00; G. M. Shirk rubber stamp, .40; Christ. Raymond winter work, 49.16; Neal\ Wanner, grading $27.50, repairs for plow 6.00, total 33.50; Harry Shantz, deliverâ€" ing graders, 5.00; Oliver Kolb, setâ€" ting up graders, 3.00; Elias Dippel, Winter work, 85.50; Allen Snyder.‘ winter work, 12.05; Ed. Eby, winter work, 23.10; J. McGarvey, winter work, 10.55; Alf. Hannusch, winter work, 19.50; Waltere Bitschey, winâ€" ter work, 37.50; O. Latsch, winter work, 45.10; Daniel E. Shantz, salâ€" ary account, 32.80; Mrs. A. B. Mcâ€" \Phail, grant to Rest Room, 30.00; John Abra, winter work, 55.41, gradâ€" | ing 7.80, drawing tile for road, 1.00, charge & to Dumfries, 64.21; Wm. | Reist, salary and postage, assessor .| Div. No. 5, 88.00. Moved by F. A. Klein, seconded by C. T. Groh, that this council now adjourn to meet again at the Tp. Hall Saturday, May 29th, at 10.30 a.m. and that the Court of Revision on the Assessment Roll be held on the aforesaid date at the hour of 1.30 p.m. _ ~ wWOMAN OF 104 MAKES FLIGHT WITH PILOT ONLY 15 YEARS OLD Mrs. Mary Huffman, 104 years old, of Indianapolis, made what was beâ€" lieved by flying officials to be a world‘s record for the age of a perâ€" son riding in an aeroplane when she made a 15â€"minute flight. She was piloted by Furnum Parker, of Anâ€" derson, 15 years old, the world‘s licensed aviator. In the plane with Mrs. Huffman was her fiveâ€"yearâ€"old great _ great _ graffison, _ Carroll Davies. Grandmother kept her hair beautiâ€" fully darkened, glossy and attracâ€" tive with a brew of suelfn and Sulphur. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked apâ€" pearance, this simple mixture was ppplied. with wonderful effect. By asking at any drug store for "Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur Comâ€" pound," you will get a large bottle of this oldâ€"time recipe, improved by the uldmty\ of other ingredients, all ready to use, at very little cost. This simple mixture can be dependâ€" ed upon to restore natural color and beauty© to the hair. Getting It Straight ‘‘The collection this morning," obâ€" served the vicar, "will be taken on behalf of the arch fund, and not, as erroneously printed in ‘the serwice papers, on behalf of the archâ€"fiend." Have Dark Hair And Look Young A wellknown downtown druggist says everybody uses Wyoth‘s Sage and Suiphur Compound now because it darkens so naturaily ind evenly that nobody can tell it has been apâ€" pliedâ€"it‘s so emsy to use, too, You simply dampen a comb or soft brush and draw it through your hair, tak» ing one strand at a time. By mornâ€" Ing the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, it is reâ€" mln‘mmmmim glos#y, soft and beantifal _ . Don‘t stay gray. Nobodyâ€"can tell when you darken gray, fnq!;hhilr with Sage Tea and Suiphtr. P. A. Snider, Tp. Clerk Following is the report of S. S. No. 14, Waterloo, for the month of April. * denotes perfect attendance. _ Jr. IV.â€"Pass 540 â€"Mabel Cressâ€" man 678, *Fred Schilling 581, *Marâ€" garet Janzen 549, *Edgar Harnack 502. Sr. III.â€"Pass 540â€"*Henry Janzen 663, *Lloyd Cressman 637, *Edmund Weiler, §75, *Irene Harnack 391. Jr. III.â€"Pass 480â€"*Verda Cressâ€" man 584, .*Elizabeth Weiler 552, *Walter Schilling 420. : â€" Best report for the monthâ€"Mabel Cressman. Best spellers for April: Jr: IV.â€"Mabel Cressman. Sr. TII.â€"Edmund Weiler. Jr. III.â€"Walter Schilling. II.â€"Alfred Schilling and George Bone (equal). Jr. II.â€"George Bone, Reta Wagâ€" ner, *Elizabeth Janzen. Sr. I.â€"*Victor Geier, Isabel Ginâ€" grich, *Wilfred Harnack, . Marie Reinhart. Jr. I1â€"Wilfred Weiler and Eqward Kramp (equal). Sr. II.â€"Pass 390â€"Margaret Keyes 435, *Alfred Schilling 413. Jr. I.â€"*Edward Kramp, Verna Cressman, *Willard Cressman, *Wil fred Weiler, Arthur Keyes. Pr.â€"*Marie Goter, *Helen Kramp, *Willie Gejer. Sr. I.â€"Wilfred Harnack and Vicâ€" tor Geler (equal). Number on roll+28; average atâ€" tendance 26.95. M.P. FOR YORKâ€"SUNBURY ° SUSPENDED FOR YEAR R. B. Hanson, K.C., Conservative M.P., ‘for Yorkâ€"Sunbury, was. sus pended for a year from this date as a barrister 6f the Supreme Court of New Brunswick by judgment ‘bf the Appeal Diviston April 23r4 on charges of professional misconduct proferred by Dr. T. Carleton Allen, K D. Secrotary of the Now Bruns "This is beyond question m“uummwwnm%m Complete set consists of FOUR TRACHS, each with attachment to ft os Concord ) . BANDS and TWO BELLY RANDS. ‘The traces are made of the finest steel cable, encased in the stoutâ€" est leather. This set was made by the British Government for hauling hbeavy guns and has. been specially converted for Canadian use. Use this harness for the Hardest kind of work; it will stand up under the heaviest strain. ‘The heel chains are completely clear of the hind quarters of the horses Our price is only a fraction of the manufacturing cost, and as our supply hmmm chauld aedar soviy Ardars fllod within twentvâ€"fourhours Per set. ORIY ......22.202., 2s .. wick Barristers® Association should order ;;b._ Orders flled within twentyâ€"fourhours. Per set, only â€"John Christie‘s Celebrated 7 BRITISH GOVERNMENT SADDLE OUTFIT This Saddie OQutfit is honestly worth $35.00 but our big purchasing power enables us to sell at this absurdly low price. Complete outfit conâ€" sists of Genuine Allâ€"Leathér British Government Cavairy Saddle with cinch and stirrups. 4% lb. Allâ€"Woo!l Saddie Blanket; Riding Bridie, . with l'l::l and bit. lll:ll.mry Tethering Rope. The le outfit complete fOr OBly. .. ..\ . . .+ x tm4paarieers +s 512.50 BRITISH GOVERNMENT YEOMANRY rl_lloLll These British Yeomanry Bridies are slightly used, but they are in splendid condition, and at this price are dirt cheap. Complete with bit and reins. Each, only 51065 THESE SUPERâ€"QUAL‘TY SOUTH AFRICAN FIELD BOOTS ARE IDEAL FOR © QuTDoon WEAR Don‘t confuse these South African Field Boots with the imitations that are flooding the market today. These are superâ€"quality,â€" made at the famâ€" ons .‘"Uniform" brand factory at Liverpool, Engâ€" land, and absolutely guaranteed under our moneyâ€" back policy. Made of Chromeâ€"tanned leather with two single solid butt soles, double waterproof filling between upper and first sole, double leather toeâ€"cap. Calf skin lined throughout. The most sensational bpot value ever offerâ€" $4 45 ed in Canada. State size. Per pair ...... o BRITISH OFFICERS‘ GREY WOOL BLANKETS British Officers‘ Special Grey Blankets, in a beautiful dark grey shade. Make a note of the extra large size, 70 by 90 inches and the heavy weight 9 lbs. These are worth in the ordinâ€" ary way $13 per pair. Our price, per pair, ORIY ... .sncacimerinrarincss $7095 BRITISH GOVERNMENT TOWELS These Towels are exceptional value, due to our purchase of a big surplus government conâ€" tractâ€"output. 2l zs Cl Genuine British Government Army Towelsâ€" size 43 inches by 21 inches. In neat striped 95 designs. Superâ€"qtality. Por pair ... c » Genuine British Government Admiraity Towâ€" elsâ€"Magnificent quality in White Turkish design with fringed ends. Size 40 kluches by 25 inches. No finer quality on the market at any PTICB.. PBT D&IP ... $1.95 BRITISH ARTILLERY «_ SADDLE This Saddle is ‘bne of the many fine bargains we have to offer. Made for the British Artillery, it is fashioned of the very best oakâ€"tanned . leather, and will be found invaluable for farm use. This saddle is ‘complete with cinch and stirrups and is very unusual value indeed at Fach ORIY :s surlizinee $6o75 Highâ€"Grade Genuine Leather SCHOOL REPORT LOWESTâ€"PRICED PLOW John Christie British Government Stocks 521 St. James Street and British Manufactured Merchandise If you feel a bit discouraged; if your work goes quite awry, and the | world seems all "agin" you, thonxh“ you try and try and try. If you‘re| filled with queer forebodings; it you‘re cold, and sad, and greyâ€"oh, toss your head, and grit your teeth, and laugh the mood away! If you come a nasty cropper, as we all do, time again, and your your plans are smashed to pieces and your luck seems on the wane, and you feel a deep resentment ‘gainst the day that you were bornâ€" oh ,toss your head, and grit your teeth, and laugh the mood to scorn! George H. Thomas, rector of St. Paul‘s church, Kenwood, speaking before the Episcopal clergy‘s round table at St. Jatmes‘ church. "Cletgyâ€" men," he said, "are not an entirely different order of human beings "It is essential that clergy cultiâ€" vate an acquaintanceship with the world, but not the man who takes holy orders and goes on living the life of a layman, is playing with the fires of Hell." Bishop Sheldon M. Griswold said the clergy need to live by different standards than (the rest of the world. ‘They forget the high stanâ€" dards.to which they were called. From "The Fragrant Minutes for Every Day," By Wilheimina Stitch. (Cassell). + EVEN MINISTERS AN CHICAGO FIND LAW HARD To OBEY Fortyâ€"five ministers were arrested in Chicago last year, said the Rev. Minard‘s Linfment King INSTRUCTIONS To OUR CUSTOMERS Remit by postal note, moneyâ€"order, expressâ€" order, or bank draft. Chequés if not marked canmnot ‘be acâ€" cepted. References: Canadian Bank of . Commerce. These leggings in a nice tan shade, are spring front blocked, without seam at back. No better value anyâ€" where in Canada. @@ FA Per pair, only Mail your orders to REAL LEATHER LEGGINGS CHEER UP SELECTED SET ON THE CANADIAN BRITISH OFFICERS‘ KHAKI ALL WOOLâ€" FLANNEL SHIRTS Ey ‘This shirt is made of the finest Botany wool, from material made to the order of the ,British Government and purchased by us at a mere fracâ€" tion of its value. A genuine $6.00 value. Soft and warm, and very longâ€"wearing. Two breast pock: ets, attached collars. State size eollar. Each, only ................ Coat, in a fawnâ€"Gabardine waterproofed by a special process. There is a camelâ€"fleece lining which can be instantly detached, together with a genuine oilskin lining and a check interâ€"lining. ‘The wonderful threeâ€"inâ€"one coat for lll-the-yeir- round wear. Owing to our tremendous purchase the price is away below market value. State chest measurements. .... $16'50 This beautiful robe, made for us specially by the thousands at the famous "Uniform Brand" works at Liverpool, England, is of a high grade quality rarely associated with such a low prise. Made of lovely wool, and the robe is brighted by a lovely check donh'n (blue, green and black) on grey ground, in tastefully blendcd fastâ€"ycvan colors. Useful not only as an auto or driving robe, but for tn::lllng, extra bed coverings, etc. Size 60 by 80 inches. ACR, ORIY .....:.iâ€":s20â€" 0 oeindlesn ces Piervrvsoenecurioanee $3o45 BRITISH OFFICERS‘ 3.INâ€"1 TRENCH COAT This is the famous British Officers Trench $2.50 at a more Montreal AUTOâ€"DRIVING ROBEs These sox are made of the purest wool, exactly as supplied to the British Government, and at this price are away below even : wholesale cost. . Per pair, only ... 55c These Blankets are the most unusual . value ever ‘offered. Fresh, strong and good looking. Weight \that is agreeable, and warmth without heaviness. In pleasing dark shades. The best blanket ever offered for farm use. In two qualities. BRITISH ARMY ALLâ€"WOOL Each BRITISH ARMY BLANKETS "HANGING PROSECUTOR" OF CHICAGO SLAIN BY BANGSTERS Two of his companions also were killed. They were: James G.; Dohâ€" erty, reputed leader of beer runners of Cicero, a suburb, and Thomas Duffy, owner of a saloon. A hail of lead came from an automobile which drew up beside the car in which McSwiggin and his : comâ€" panions were driving on the bourâ€" dary line between ‘Chicago and Cicero. . . John Stege, veteran captain of deâ€" tectives, said that the assistant proâ€" secutor was marked for death beâ€" chuse of his‘ prosecution of John Scalist and Albert Anselmi, Genna gangsters under sentence of 14 years in prison for slaying of two policemen. rupy "Saiee We Bvaign Scott‘s Emulsion Teachers of Piano, Singing, Theoty. Private and class inâ€" straction. Studios 48 Roy St. Phone 1H71M, Kitchenar. â€"~~ â€" Miss Anna R. Bean Miss Emma L. Bean, F.T.C.M. MUSIC 4 BRITISH GOvERNMENT HALTERS Very slightly worn British Government Reguâ€" lation Halters with double brow bands. Very unusual value at ~ These haiters are genuâ€" ine British Government surplus stock, made of the finest leather, . very slightly worn, but at this price simply wonderful value. Each only ... 650 N & " $2.95 $1.65 and $1.95 :