Farmer's magazine (January-December 1920) . From Trapper to Weatrer If for any reason you are notsatisfied you simply return the flu-sat our expense, and we send backyour money in full. That is our guarantee. Cananything be fairer ? We couldnt afford to do busi-ness on this basis unless we knowour fursare right. We know that 99 people out ofevery 100 are delighted with their oeiuHallam Furs. It is also much cheaper l.) buy your furs by this method. Hallams furscome direct from the trapper, and go direct to you, thus you save themiddlemens profits and expenses. Simply write out your order for t
Farmer's magazine (January-December 1920) . From Trapper to Weatrer If for any reason you are notsatisfied you simply return the flu-sat our expense, and we send backyour money in full. That is our guarantee. Cananything be fairer ? We couldnt afford to do busi-ness on this basis unless we knowour fursare right. We know that 99 people out ofevery 100 are delighted with their oeiuHallam Furs. It is also much cheaper l.) buy your furs by this method. Hallams furscome direct from the trapper, and go direct to you, thus you save themiddlemens profits and expenses. Simply write out your order for the fur coat or set you have selected fromHallams Book of Fur Fashions and send it to us with the Grey Wolf Set $ iplQ irir Hallams 1921 Editionm! Jl!!^l!v Book of Ftir FasHioiis Address Iklikebhi rue .- ^ ^^£V ON rws s/oe On thebaciwrite thi; 0i^^ Jpm/^ -rn^ ^?^^^ z.^^-^ amiS .005 .«^ and by/ou will recei pROV. return maiLe this b. .^1 _^ BOOK OF FUR Fashions 1911 EdHloa More inUresUng than ev« Tile48 pages contain over 300 illuslra-tions from photographs of Hallamfurs as tficy appear on real live peopie Thi^. book is filled with realbargains in fur coats and sets, atprices same to e%erybody anywherein Canada We guarairtee to «at-isfy you or refund your money. Sendfor your copy to-day. It will be glad-ly uiailed lo you free of ctiargc. L It may cost money to ignore the advertising Somebody might be selling a new, better, more economical food; or aatensil that would save money and time; or an article that would addgrreatly to your comfort and well-being; or some better material formaking shoes or clothing—but you would never know it. The Low-Burned Candle By G
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