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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 93, 22 April 1915, Page 8

Pure Wool all the way! j Jaeger Woollens gather no cotton , or other adulterant on their journey from sheep to wearer. 1 Jaeger i Pure Woollens have the attributes of great durability, warmth in winter and coolness is summer. jaeger Men’s Combination Garments, from 18/-to v 31 1 6—comfortable, hygienic and durable. The Dr. Jaeger Co.’s “Ewe” Brand Combinations, but of plainer finish, 13/6 to 24/9. All Reliable Drapers and Clothiers Local Agents; A. H. Herbert, Mutton and Marahrll-

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