Price Of Clothing

Leadirg clothiug men think they have reached hard pan prices at last and exprcss themselves au fecling botter and safer thau for fióme timo past. Thoy say f hut they ore peiling botter goodsat the nt time thau they sold for tho same money beforo the war. The hard times have had another elïüct thau to reduce the prico of clothing. Thc-y have re sultcd in a vory narked iniprovomeut in tho quality of wooleu l'abric-s of American maaufacturo. Whcn thousands of youug mou who had boeu in t!ic habit of buyiiig HuitH made up cf impurted goods wcro obligcd by the exigf ucies ol tliti timos to content, tliome-.rtvos with articles of homo manufacture, the elotb makers oxerlud thcuiiselves tQ turn out :i line (it.iliry of claiiiK nijd easïimeres, and the rfsult is a betler artitl? oí luían; manufacturo tlian has lioretoíoiv bsen made; whioh wil] pvovu l.cin íit lo iiotl) buyor auil Beílor.