The Signal, 1916-7-20, Page 84
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N f: SIGNAL. GODERICH ONTARIO
M A P LEWARE
LUNCH SETS !
For Pic cs or for
Ccserd Some( Use
Mule entirely of wtlod, and can
(a•
wird a number of time -
Unique arid .Auttety. pack..)
ill Callon. ....attaining 11
including diiincr
plates. yegetebl.• or uthu1
dialler.. sandal. h plater, well
RIO pelting' ' e1 /111es, ...antler)*
uiaplew'ar.• sprees. wood
fibre
fibre nal.k iop. and twWc enter.
e10. Peter cougdetr /1
per wet •
II I-ke•rpN•r's %"axed I'alw•r, 2
doten sh.vte. 12 inches x 114
inches. for. lacking much...,
etc. Per package. l Oc
\Vaud Paper Drinking
cup,. per prtckagp• of 3 51,..
Paper Towels, for nil! of 25c
1511 towels . -
tf.•If-adjusting Swim 11 tugs.
• guaranteed, the hest 35c
,y Itlatlr ...... .... . .
Jt*t arrived, August NuurlNn
Lath' ` Hr. • Journal. 5c
Price .... ..... ...
GEO. PORTER
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ATI E i1./►.I`LL`
HERE'S Box
Buster Brown
for the kids, and
for grown-ups, too.
Takes a picture
2t:31 inches and
costs only $2.
Other Anscos up
to $55. %Ve'd tike to
show you the entire line.
Our photographic de-
partment has established
quite a reputation for
developing, printing and
enlarging. Come in,
won't you
i
Prompt
S ervice
1.L.414a►2I1,
Presaiptio. Druggist
I'noxe.+ 19 A son 11 It
NI)14T1 SIDE Sgt" 11
t
fief i.fy y,
ler-cold INA
-a--
Pion r, pile it. liar rat 3... i to 3.7i
New nay. per Into In.,'" io Mori
',trots. loo -e. torten 5.110 to Sole
Wool. per loot kei to .i.N.
Dairy Witter peril) .2.1 to Cs
l'iosniery Nutter .Si to _la
Nein PAntite, per 1.11 2.1'1 to 2.1,1
Roe-. lire weight , per cwt. . Wei to lit 7,
Sheep. per rot Cue to 7.111,
ns' th.rat with one of our
re at E award.'.
INCIDENTS AT THE FRONT.
Mr. Russell Coutts Tells of Ftgbt.u= Frits
and Mosquttees is Belgium'
Writing Juus $i."1 from "sone -
where to Belgium" to • memlwr cf
Knox church choir, of which he war •
member, Mr. Russell Cootie nays :
••Aso in the front line today, doing
a twenty -tour -hour eteetch Not as
long s. es' used to do in herr, but
tmrs are d.ffe.•nt. N'r don't 11vr as
luzurimisly as we did last tell and
winter when we came in here, but wr
do fairly well yurt the same. We get
arum entertainment now, too - fltr-
works at all hours from Fritz and
t;.,mpany, but I1e.gensrally gets back
se touch or mom than he rends screw.
pi*ht•il INnntJ, eau.age* good ruuijur
compo,. wine of the deify menu down
time served up by Fritz, and taken all
round they aro all pretty good noire -
producers
. - . We have been out here over
nine month* now and the b g thing
we lo ik forward to is our half -yearly
six -lar learn in 'Blighty. Only a
taw of our men have been lucky
enough to get their leave so tar, but
we all live in hope" of our turn coming
in time. I'm hoping to get over be-
fore the strawberry, season is over ;
strawberries appeal to tie very rout
somehow o1 other.
'l'11rre ere mo.gnitoes nv
here just as Large and or lel lodthi
it the ones in Canada. I tar i -d el
tog out in the open lit night.
nes pretty warm end I had the n
to myself till I s. in ; but I had
gotten the little humming ries
had a iattlr royal with there
managed to get to sleep. At
1 got up heel' as a daisy -d
•axing time that is, loo. A
tent shell hole wade • flat-cl
basin, and the sun was,.wrll
sky when we strived at the
at 6 o'clock. -
Mr.
clock. -Mr. 'footle was operat
C P. R. station herr
enlist went.
b
es'
sly
crpr
as' 1:
fight
for
Is and
till 1
o'clock
avlight-
coneen-
ars wash-
ip in the
front Iinr
or at ' the
before his
SEEING LON
Gunner Harry Watson Describes a Visit
to the Metropolis.
Hy the courtesy -ot 111. E. R. Wal -
POP We are aide to pobli.h extracts
DON.
from a letter rrcei
(runner Hairy K'
ed front his icon.
trees, of the ('ana-
dian Field Artillery now notating in
England. \Vriting July :ird from
Shornclifie, he says :
Louis iC+try) and 1 went to London
for • weeks -no. Landon is certainly
mime -city J1 is about serrnty-rive
fat cent. nor++ and twenty-five per
cent. fog. We left herr at 1.I5 aril
arrived it ('haring Cruors riotluu at a
gnartrr to four. We then went down
to Leicester Siloam and tool,. an ••ulni-
bus out to the lroepital ti, see 11.ny
ICArey). I: to su.prtetng how easy tt
is for A stranger to Hud his way in
such a large city i think wr rnde
a4exrt viz wiles ton the 'bus. then bad
to walk About two. We finally found
the hospital ; then it didn't :Ake long
to find Harry. Hr lot,ks well and is
certainly itunable.
The motioned soldiers are treated
very well. They ire always ieing
asked out to dine or to motor pastier,
nd they very seldom have I0 buy
their own tub.ec,e. Harry is suffering
from shell shock ; he in rather nervous
and ilia eyesight is slightly affected.
He think+ be will be .ant hack to Can-
ada wain. He Also thinks the ,war
will he over in August.
After staying, It the hospital for an
hour or so we went down town again
and took rooms in the Strand Im-
perial hotel on Strand Square, where
we bed our supper; Then- win sow
Piccadilly Circus ; then went 16 rbc
Haymarket Theatre and raw a dandy
.how. By the time that was over we
were nearly ready for bed, so we had
lunch, theu black to "our" hotel. It
cei randy Wall good to crawl in be-
tween ince clean .beets again.
Suralgy rimming we got up at 9
hod brraktasl and a goad hath, and
rtarted out to see the sights We
saw Buckingham Palace, Crystal
1'alsce, and the tuuunted guards at
the Parliament- buildings. I ret my
wrist -watch by the largest clock in
tilt. world. "Big lion.- Then we went
out to the'Loo, whirr we saw nearly
all the different ar,iwitle in the world.
One of the elephants stewed 10 take a
dnellke t., me, for he tied to give me a
rh•,wri-bath ; but I happened to Yee
him in time and got out of range. i
think it would 1»• a good idea to get
two or three elephants in Goxierich in
Otte of the fire brigade. They can
throw a Iwtter stream of water than
the old tire lime, there.
We lett London at 9.1: Monday
night end landed in Shorneliffe At
11.:10. We were certainly- tired when
at tact we hit our hard I...d+ again.
1 Ani getting tat hale. I weigbell
my -elf yesterday and tipped the .irides
at 152 pound.. I don't think 1 ever
telt better in guy Lfe. Louis weigh.
192 pounds.
The box error last Friday. You
don't know how g rod t'anidian to-
hereo geese after using IOM etulf they
nave over heti.
CHOOSE YOUR TALCUI
t rattly 1,w its fr.egran,
.r its oneness.
RED ROSE TALCUM
not only impart% the exquisite per.
fume of the freak rut Amentia
Re*uta, but. too. it has a softness
that charm% 1t% dainty freshness,
its impalpable finrne*., its alluring
fiord ewerines% all unite to make
it the talcum par excellence
Handsomely packaged for
vtwer immediate rite ....25e
James A.Campbell
qt
CENTRAL 'DRUG STORE
Corner North St. and Square
O•derick
Dm itt '►HONRA ken >d
HOW GEN. COTTONS SONS FELL
hard in ease of ague
was
LIT to • dank, so
shooting •1a10st
tranche. to start w
t:•wruan. began el
••t them they had
Maw, I x,,e, the g
round Orrery 90'
de, as the
the wo s►work i
the and the o
Winn 1411 user.
leer lelrgrap
the guns.
killed, the
wounded
driven bs
on his in
over to t
thea' to
come w
that be
uoe at
them
• uta
tier
the
leu
j.l
k. This point
that they were
parallel to the
ith, and when the
mina down on top
w tear away the
tone and swing theta
They then lied 9111
empties show : dually
0 our gun -pit caught
her gun jammed, r., it
There were two wire -
h meta in a dugout near
One of there 1111.11 WW1
other wen picked up
fter the Germans were
k. He stated that he was
strutnents when ('ba►he ran
he dugout door and or leredsmasheasb all their machine* and
ith him. TFry went rad found
was the only gunner alive and
mpit was on the as the three of
nr.rrd the other gun and hissed
with it until it jammed. The
mans were then almost on top of
w. The wireless wan stir red lock,
t was bit before be got very far, so
st ley quiet for reveler bourn till the
et tuane were driven [lack over hon
nd he got picked up. Ile thinks
Charlie did the same thing but gut
picked up by the Germans, and as no
trace of his body ern be hind this
n ay be what happened. A Getman
prisoner /cited that the most serious
opposition they eocountrr•etl In coat-
ing over wino fr Charlie :• two guns,
which fairly mover(' thew down.
What a tight they must have had.
-The 1st and 2nd divisions recap-
tured the guns and all the loot ground
the other d.y without a grwt deal
of trouble and with few casual' i -s,
but Russ ('otton, who had only re-
cently given up his staff appointment
and gone back to his tegument. was
killed in the attack.
.Things bave settled down oow
and the front is quite quiet. 1 think
Fritz has had about enough ; so have
we for a while
At the Kitchener Memorial Service.
Lieut. Satagge w tiger : •
Brompton Barrack F.
Chatham, June 11th.
We may send a body ot troop* as
guard of honor to the !armorial am -
vi ;e, List we are tint sure. Anyway, 1
bore 1senchosen to g es 1he ouy
sub. 1 do hope we ge, in 1 will never
get such mummer cot •mem a lifetime.
1 have b •1 n drilling with a psrty of
picked war, 1•u Ilie l-.st coop* of (Jrys.
1 did 11,4 1N larva Doer we such turn
in the c.',p- ; About every third man
bar a Memo: wr.1Al, Re..i 1n,
Ftrnch ns' Eng►isb, .tie shorting roan
it the 1.1 es 41,r 11.• ern, an I lou
should just err (11.00 tiara -eh. Ot cumr*e
1 ani ah..,lulrly .cared gr•-rr, but
Capt. Free .t,, the atijut .1,1, t* tit
charge. .0 I hn.g- as' • .,e. r • o go off All
right it it g les 1 t1 at a11. Juet trunk,
n1 militia, 11 WOW 1; a•.d A hail I hope to
go to Alde..hut. Yum have neatly act
riding their, whit h *11 1.1. lots of fou.
lot should se 41 aur to my swell new
tlrld b. , t., amu ur.dirr.: 1 had ,o get
sive rytt.ing t.rw toil Account 01 tuis
S VC% i.e.
:SJnday, June IS h.
1 sumo's. !his has been oust' of the
most eventful week. 1 have ever had.
in my 1.-t letter 1 told you I was
traiuieg wt;lr A guard of hunur f..r
Kilrornr, r t,reuwrial wetv;cr. 1Vel1,
we d:d not h..%- a Ku.,d of h0uw4,
but twelve R. E. etticrrs and forty
men .neat up to rept-mein qhs' corp..
I went with the men and I believe 1
was the only Duh. in the place. St
Paul's' was packed absolutely to the
doom. Their wrrr over 11,,41) people
who applied ter ticket*, ru you rev
how lucky- I was. ('apt. Firncb took
the men up and let ore bring them
back alone. We simply march d
Mahan •ia sod took 04u• -.44515 1kKht
up at the (rout. There was a Field
Ziarebat anti an Admiral of the
Fleet sitting right 1n front of rue.
1 never knew torte were so many
big bugs in the army before. 'fhe
Krug wed Queen passed right by and
rat quite a bit in front. -The collet, -
was great 1 Its' R. E. band ha 1 fif-
teen drums there and 1 never beard
such a noise in toy life. 1 thought
the place was falling dowu about my
ran. 10 finish up two R. E. hustlers
wounded the "Cart Paid -and the notes
ecbtxd through the domes about five
minim* after they had stopped. '1 he
only drawback was the weather. It
was pouring rain when we went up
and although the rain stopped during
the wonting It WAR coke and motet -
Aide. 1 got the mei Beck quite all
right and all the fun wits over, but 1
will not forgst it for a long 11111e.
Our new instruetnr in field works,
('apt. Pyne, has turned out trumps
he was prevented with the Military
('rows the oche( day. There are
*tient ten l'•naelians here now. (Inc
by the name of Davie, a Montrealer.
u awfully decent. He ha. been out
at the front some time and came hart
gassed.
Lteet Savage Had the H000r of Attend
Ong the Kitchener Memorial Service.
('apt. H. M. lavage and Lieut. It
1.. ti mage ate eons of Mn. %avow?.
of Montreal, who -is a .1.1er of Mrs
('link and Mt..Inhtt (salt, of Onalerich.
('apt. S'rale is at the front and Lieut.
Savage is in Kngland. letters which
they h*ve went homy have hien for-
warded to their relatives here. l'spt.
S•regr tells of fighting in which
Lieut. 'Chu.. ('•'lion was atippieed to
be killed and of • later action in which
Capt. Roes Cotton waa killed Three
are two son. ,d Major-(. 1 W. H.
Cotton. tarot. Savage was a member
of • detachment which represented
his corps at the memorial service for
Lord [itch + r at St. Paul's, London.
\\ rating f m the front Jure 21st,
VAN Savage *goys :
-Still no news of Chili♦ l'k.ev is
a hare possibility that be may have
heves taken prisoner, but i do loot
think be was the kind that is likely to
be taken. As far se efts be esth•eed
be wads a wonderful stand. His goo
was tied and sandbagged dolmas a
aerials point which they were be bs-
OBITUARY.
INFANT/LS PARALYSIS
1 -molar of 1,•Pserladad Octant of Heath.
';Wkat is It T.
The following in s bunt l,ru r r •([at ding
infantile paraly.ls ate issued by Its*
Provineiel B..atd of Health :
Infantile paralysis, also called an•
tel iur puliontyelt i., is a commune:-
ably disrwchlrtly of children Ixtwrea
the ages ot two and (our teen years.
Older childr•ro and adults' may Atm he
affected by the disease.
the cause to unknown. It 11 known,
however, that the agent cautious the
disease 1. prwrut is the secrets -no of
the noise sed mouth and in the Mime
total tract trout being swallowed
disease is epidemic at Doom Un-
ited States ruler and io At least one
town in Ontario.
It is believed thst infantile par tlysie
it spread how our child 1, aou.ner by
wean.' of IA. secretions of the twee
and mouth by direct transfer. It is
possible also that i. is .pored by trim
which Il me been •u contact with 111-
teetioal discharges It may become
widespread in r ,untry as well as in
ctuwded city dietric ., arid person*
who have been (44 contact with cases
of the disease may huhu( the coo-
tagioa and give it to others aitbo•.rt
eoutracung the direa.e thewrrlvre ;
that is, they are "centers."
What to De About 1t.
I l) Every ca..' must be ,wean' 'tied
fur a period of *11 weeks.
21 All ebilo eu who bare been in
cuutact with a emir must be quaran-
tined and kept ander camel velem for
a period of two weeks.
,:f1 Aduwime-n. of the family
who are wagelt-werar tiro may bee allowed
t go about their work subject to the
tegulatioes of for Provincial board
And on ibis diw•tetion of the medical
°Meer of health.
ill Where there is an outbteak,
gatherings of ct.11uren, such as picnics,
picture shows, Dud p1a) grounds, should
tut prohibited.
131 The sourer of origin of ea it case
.huuld he carefully enquired into in
order that proper gusrantine way 1*
maintained.
Itis to hotter* where cares appear all
d,...0 and windows al Id be screened,
rhe promisee kept clean, mud no ac-
cuwirlalion of gerhage er waste pet -
witted.
1 , I All care* -loould bee at once noti-
fied to the mealiest tatter of health,
and by him to the cuiet officer of the
Provincial bos.d.
Ix Mild cows, .bowing slight head-
ache, rice of trnlp.rratute cud vomit-
ing persisting for a few days. with
.light muscular streak twins and ah..nce
01 pah.lvii-., .hould be glurantined.
Throe are pro'. nil our ut the chief
sous cis . t Contagion.
i91 As infantile paralysis is a most
...mom* diorama. And to lite present epi-
demic giving a high death -late, the
public is urged to eecond the rlYui is of
ihr arilbotitirr un eves wry in order
to prevent a e'vm.e outbreak iu the
Province.
11'1 All material., such as cloths,
etc., retrying recretionsand discharges
from pat mots, should ha butbed, boiled
or dirinfect.ed.
If the disease shows any tendercy to
.pread, rperi.1 gnarsntine measures ■
tory iw necessary.
„fails \\'. Slr('t't LiirNe,
Chief Office. cf Heal.h, l• runto.
AnyiTrimmed Hat - $2.38
Any Child's Trimmed Hat $1.25
Black or Colored Shape $1.00
IG Bargains in the Millinery Department
commencing Saturday. Everything must
go now, as Miss Sitzcr leaves for her vaca-
tion in a kw days. Everything must go, none
reserved. Every one this season's style. The big
clean-up of the season. The regular prices of the
Trimmed Hats are up to $S,00, of the Children's
Hats up to $;.;o and of the Black and Colored
Shapes up to $3.5o. All go commencing Saturday
Choice of Black and. Colored Shapesl$1.00
Choice of Children's Trimmed Hats $1.25
Choice of Trimmed Hats - - $2.38
i
1. TAYLOR, A!tHS•IRLD.
There passed away at her home in
Ashfield township on \Vednewday
morning, July 515, Franc,. Johnston,
wife of Mr. 1). L. Taylor, in her sixty-
aeventh year. She had been in fail-
ing health for some time. The de-
ceased was of Irish birth, hut lived in
Canada most of her life. She was
married to her now bereft husband
about forty•niz years ago and is sur-
vived by ten children. all of whom
were with her in bier lest moments.
They are : Mr.. Neil Mc1)•mald. Mrs
Howl. McKenzie. Kinta.l ; Mr.. Alex.
John•tnn, Chicago : Mn. Mnnt.nS -
et y, Ripley ; Listens.,Chicago ; Edith
and Ewe!. at bona* ; K111iuu, Sault
Ste. Mat*: David, Detroit ; ('baric,.
Kintil. 1hrre ir,ithers and three
sister. al.o aur•pre. Mrs. Taylor esiiaee sss
a member of the Presbyterian churl- -
One of the greatest pleasures of hej
life was to know she had been of ser-
vice to Other*. and Mose who bad Use
privilege of bet friendship had lesson
to know Ser kindness of heart, espec-
iallyin mem of illness. The 1isoeral
toomem place on Friday atter.00a, 7th
Inst. , tromi (5. 1•nti ly molasses and was
very largely attended. The serviette
were :nerd 'lewd by Rev. J. S. Hardt,.
ani the pallbearers were tares sees
and throe .ors -i• -law. 111.wtiful
Sorel tributes were .sat front far sed
Mae,
rhe S••eaad was ea moat of Mr. T.
T. Lustre, d O•isti*. Mr. sed Mrv.
Estill and table sow Masaaitb, as
the tasiaal.
You cannot get ruck excellence else'
where, because Liggett'. Cbocoleter
are *old rx ;lueively by Rrxall drug
stores. 11. l'. Dunlop. God:inch.
RED CROSS NOTES.
TDs' reaular,montlayJefatlAf sof t.1w
Red Cr.., Society- took place 111 the
room. 00 July 17th, with Mrs. Carrie
in the cheat-.
The .zfleoditure for the month was
as follows : Sewing committe...ea:L•
tel ; Be itannia branch, 1-.1.15 ; toe
yarn. $56.4.5 ; *u t gtcw l suppers, 1(1-:11
& total of 1131.7a.
Since the Irl alerting the following
4mnunrs were received And ' ate ac-
knowledged with [hulks Mr. F. J.
i ridhaui, $. ; Miss Kate \Vatrtin, 12;
Mr. G. C Robertson 'C'hicago,. 1Y
Western Canada Flour Mill employ -
ea,, Mil 73 ; ward collections, ,31711.54J ;
a total of P215.2n.
The financial summary for the
month is theref ne : Radiance from
last. montls, 8213.72. received during
the month, ea52.i : expenses, oust -
714: balance •vaileble for nest mouth,
frdIelI $. The treasurer was instructed
to Nod a cheque to headquat tern for
875.
The secretary was instructed to in -
sett a notice in the prp•ts utgiog the
people to contiuue their ward collec-
tion., as now, if ever, the money is
needed.
The mowing erenaittee dewire to -
thank e11 the worker..
The following haler were sent to
headquarters during the th :
silly lt'th, socks, Tr.: pairs. value. 1115.-
; ; 1 -eart, velar 73 rents ; pock. on
hand, 51 purr ; total for month 1111
paint. Britannia branch, bale valved
et •'22.2.4. Murgweat eupplwa-Jun. 2i.
i.i doz+n eh....bent pad•, 12z16, Sit
dozen abeirhent pad., 9x1', t14 dozen
ahworhetit pada, 617, GOOgauz+sponges.
12 dozen gauz. compresses 617, value
1141: July 7-28 dozen ahsorhent pada
12116, t7 d,z-n absorbent pale 1219,
2S doz-n absorbent pads 1117, value
11114 : • •owing committee hale valued
r: 1102 75.
Are you
Bilious?
I s 4e era
Deal ist*ries
see tssl lSi oss tt we
in&
!be saassiralle
yea war tam
gbh
b••ssdesaseeb •dtss ses .
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TAKE
THESE
As Dainty Neckwear as
One Would Want
The .pr•tti.•.t novelty Neckwear we have e..,1
ahown carer in this wreak. l'nc,nnnunr and .1.•-
cideelly out of the ordinary. it i.. •ileli.'ate and
sheer Slit+lints, Ot•,gIndira •a'r.l Voile'', daintily
embroidered. New shapes. )lany to rh.a,'e from,
very few alike 250 to 7IS43 .•ac i.
Sport Serip.• ('ollars. 40c. SOO. 75c
Middy Ties. - 2So. 110o
Plain Windsor Ti. A......... 2130. 50o
sp .rt aunt Club Stripe Tice.
coo
Verandah Comfort
lief the g...1 of your verandah these hat stays.
Have u.. Al it with Curtains :eel Ituu• aril it Sill'
1»• a 1,,rnGti! and plea -tor, 10 you.
Bamboo Curtains, green and naturar
6 to 12 feet wide.
Aero Shades. 5 feet to 10, feet wide.
Stripe Awning made to fit any opening.
Grass Rugs ? x 6 feet up to 8 z 10 fat
wide.
Alt Cattsies an 1 Awntngi hung wrlbeet tiara chine.
New Sport Stripes for Skirts and Suits,
just in. 40c, 45c, 50c, 75c. $1.00 td.
1
Ladies' Combination Suits .5.5c
Regular 75c and 90c
434.elessance of ladies'. Knints1 Conabzraatioia Suits made from
quality Egyptian yarn. nicely tnmmed with crocheted lace. Sizes
34. 36, 38. Regular 75c and 90c Special only
Popular
Middy Waists
UR stock of Middy
Waists is larger
than ever before. Some
pretty new styles just
received this week.
Children's Middies at
75c
Ladies' Middies, plain
white or with blue collar
Ladies' Middies. plain
white with blue and
white stripes or plain
blue collars, at
Ladies' Middies. plain
white with blue flannel
collars. at
Them are an made from
high-grade materials
Black Salim
$1.511:667
Mask Satan Ouches*.
heavy quality. rich.
stand no end of wear.
Being sold today in lots
of places se 1111.7S Our
epeeist price per yard
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"You Sell Really Remarkable Corsets"
SAID a lady customer the
eel other day.
It hi toes! We consider that
re. corset deportment is today' Ell,'
lag the grosteet value •red highest
satisfaction i• all its hetet, .
Furthermost, %ire ate making it pen-
al:4n f or ioches to enjoy greater
comfort yet receive, • bets. fis than
ewer before.
we wry leaskass Ilse. They we dr
clay exclusive high - grade ammo
nub& Cassia.
Wearers say dila they are simply
wonderful is elba igura-amagrol they
asepsis.. wissiddisig the hems pwriniaw-
Owe corset ihopertneent Woos poi&
la edam.. se yew igloo Met is
eareet moil ewer type ilanaada.
COILENE CORSETS $3.00 UP
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