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Illsolskallum As lemosstueg Park
Tbp midstream's at the Meneaetung
Yarn Hotel daring the 'mat ween he
.eltatpd: Mrs. Heatdoe Redpath and
Peter Redpath, of Toronto; Mrs. W.
Y. Douglass and sone, Dick Janie.
and Hume Douglaaa. of Toronto; Myr.
Cromwell Gurney and Miss J. Gurney.
Of Toronto; Mr*. H. G. But•luinau and
M1ar Helot Buchanan. of London :
Mrs. B. H. Mtl'rtath and family. of
Tomato; Mr. H. 0. Duchene°, of Lon-
don.
WHAT one of aur cue-
Comers said to us
last week :
" I don't see what we
did without a cam.
ea so long. Since we
got one from you we
have had a lot of fun
out of it."
Campbell's Drug Store
"The Pseslar Sao�i
Mow 00 .. Tltars
Public Sehaat Hoard
At a epeeist meeting of the public
school board ou Mouthy evening Trus-
tees Gundry, Mallows. Wallacr, Mc-
Lean. and Acheron lacing ',remelt, the
coutrset for painting ata' rtrfecorat•
lug the Central school war let to Mr.
It. R. I4iwi rove tor 00. The school
i. to be done throughout. tbe wood-
work palated and the walla kalsom-
lued.except two rc.oms which were done
at ('hristmar. The work Is to be com-
pleted In a manner satisfactory to the
rehool nauagemeut tomatittee by the
Het of eeptember.
Tender* have been received and
pal w•d ou to the contingent committee
fur the•installatiou of two four -bubbler
fouptains at Victoria school, This
work le to tpe undertaken duriug the
holiday*. and the fountains wtlLbe the
latest, most up-to-date and *suits .0
the market.
Free Meeting
The Bret meeting of Junior Chau-
tauqua. which is a fur meeting and
which all the boys and girls are ask-
ed to attend, will he held Monday
mor:dug at 9.30. Come and bear all
about the pageant. This meeting le
free.
Council Deals
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1('nntinned from page 11 -
a few moments In a brief speech to
the a euncil. during which he prneeent-
ed a meml*•r hip list of the new or-
gmniaed band called -The independent
raison.' Rand" Mr. Thompson spoke
of the organization recently formed
and said titer this new Iwnd war
ready end willing to provide meek. for
the town. ineludiag Iwai concert... K
(omP satlsfaetory arrnnte cent (0Uld
be made between the content and band
officials. Monday evening woe fixed
as a date when committees from the
Iwud ,and council could Jhelum the
question.
Camp Ground for Autos
Reeve Callow returned to hi, point
of the council making suitable protl-
rion fur a ramping ground for ORM).
mobile tourists. a duly designated spot.
with necessary .v ifir-eenirlwta.. wlwre
- parties touring ria automobile might
p.ltah their tent for the night. as many
of theee tourists carried their tepting
uipment with them. The ides was
fa •.randy received by the eeoolteil and
the atter referred' to tice.spec•tal cont•
mitt Several suggestions •o to pos-
sible a suitable property included
the Mdr Park. the ground at the
rear of the rk House. the Agrlrul-
tural 'trowel . Nunwet Park. Harbor
Park. and themerou property coo -
trolled by the h tel beard.
Nurse Read iy Day Iaber
The construction the newer on
Huron road raised quit a debate. All
members of the council. agreed that
the work should be completed at as
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MODEL THEATRE
WEEK OF JULY 17 TO 22
Monday ad Tuesday
Goldwyn prevents Rupert Ilughtri big
story
etFk>q.cr►.. "THE OW NEST" loaf
Christ le Comedy m!"
' nth c'NO PARKL'G"
Wedmieday and Tamar
DOROTHY DALTON
` 1n 1114.I'aramouut Mpeial
3__333 HEIa 'WOW
LLOYD HAMILTON
to the -Mermaid -Comedy -.
"ROLLING STONES"
Friday and Saturday
HERBERT IL%WLLNSON
in
"CHEATER) HEARTS"
Century Comedy
"FARE STEAKS"-- _
"SUMMER SPORTS"
Matinees Wednesday and
Saturday st 30.
NEXT 'WEEK'S SPECIAL -Thomas
Merigtmn in -Capin Ricks"
1/484811•••dlddw•
MacEwen '& iebbatt
Bus Service
New
18 Passenger Bus
Now Available
For Excursion and
Picnic Parties
TELEPHONE 234
For Further Particulars
SUMMER
1. the ides' time fee rhetepagba
of the Y_ -=--es. Rtitd►daboet
oat of maim then Is (Nam i.
plenty to phut for a sitting.
Children children but Photo-
graphs et tie never grew
J. T. FELL
Phone 167 - Goderiea
aG
QUAL
The 7.S...a.2117.: Tom;.
11
011° -477
p*".:7 --ses fir s't - _;3 333, •,. ,s,s7 se", •..
Annual Sale Exceeds 30 Milos Packets
MIXZD or G>R1t "^-
t Btosd>ilaatly Matisse AU Sobstitotoor
early a date as possible. Deputy- of ne=t week. Arra is aro to
Reeve Mosier favored letting contracts 'be made. meanwhile for tie abiding
for the complete job on Huron road. Imp of the business of tba Huron Reg -
He argued that the town had tit al- intent Band Awoeistion
way, done the work below flu` esti-
mates and further that the prices by Purities Win
contract would in many cases. be less
than the estimates of the town en-
gineer who aiweyr mule full allow.
awe for all (r,uditione and emergen-
cies which eonrwluently ran the esti-
mates to quite a high figure.
Councillor Bailin• believed the time
was too %bort to wait for tender,; the
(loderich AB R H P(1 A" E
P. Me(7arro1l, sa ... 4 1 1 1 1 0
Idols y. 2b 2 0 2 5 3 0
Bisset, et 4 0 0 1 0 0
J. McCarroll, e. 8 0 0 6 3 0
Haynes, p 4 2 2 1 2 0
Butting, lb 4 2 1 11 0 0
('arriek, rt 4 2 3 0 0 0
Cooper, 8b 3 1 0 1 0 0
I'rtdham, it . 4 1 1 1 0 0
Barlow, lb 0 0 0 0 .0 0
r r: 32 0 10 27 0 0
Lucre ' `' ARBI1POA F
('rewley. a 4 0 1 e 2 0
Barnes, It 4 1 1 1 S•
K. Nell. p 4 0 2 1 5 0
Hiadmarsii. lb 4 0 0 10 0 3
George, sr 4 0 1 1 1 1
Langford. rt 2 0 0 0 0 0
Powell. ct :.....`.-- 3 0 .0 1 0 0
C. Neil. 3b 3 0 0 1 4 1
Weir. 2b 3 0 1 3 1 2
3-1 0 5 24 13 7
From the Some Beek !
Batting Averages Big Four
7 Ganaee-duly 12th
G All It H KB SH Pt'
('arrk•k 3 11 3 0 2 1 .'NS
Haynes a 22 510 4 1 .436
Lindsay 6 17 2 R 0 R .353
1'. McCarron7 20 . R 4 2 .270
(Continued from pale 1) J. McCarroll 7 23 4 0 3 E .240
and fanettee with wbole "Ding" k a 'Motet 7 211 5 6 3 8 .2230
prime favorite. Young 5 17 1 3 2 2 .177
All the other Purity players shone Team Matting -.268. •
in the ilmeUght to a greater or leas Department Leaden in Both leagues
Captain Joe Llndiay. reeuver- I Sacrifice Hits -Lindsay 10; Bisset
present time w -as the most opportune , l
degree. },acting eye. had • perfect day7: ]. McCarron 6: hung 4.
for construction of sewers. espeiallytw4th the willow. In five tiniee at bat Runs Scored -1' McCarroll 14;
that to be built on Huron road, He I Joe bagged two Plinths, and two saen-
therefore moved.'flat the Heron road ' Ace hit.. and further drew a lose on
sewer he cvnurtructwl dlreMly, and by Halla. I indeay accepted aMbt nelding
Haynes 11: Ins. -rt 6; J. McCarron 3;
Lindsay 5: I'ridham 5.
Stolen Bases -P. McCarroll 8; Prld-
day labor. under a supervkror to be .ba y fn faultlena et}to. two ..f ham 7; Haynes 6: Burling 4; Young
appointed by the Mullen nr pubik I opportunith t being of a dlfiieult nal"- 4: f Doper 4.
w nttc r ommittee. This motion sae' ture. Hfe stop of Htndmanh' hot - Two lwggere-}layneee 11; Idadeay
(•anted• I liner In the sixth with two on was a 4; Biss2: et ('n 30 Ynuru'2g: '2: Burling 2; Prld-
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Coundl Te Visit Wineriesprett7 DIe. of work, an waw also his ham a w
The Reerr
reported •that he had • emIn short. right fled in the eighth Ttittke-ilaylws 3. "Scorer."
I e.n lu communication with Reeve inning.
Amos Tipling. of R'ingbam, who had Bill Carrick continua 11. batting
sour a oto visit invitation for the entire bee by hitting out three tingles In font
council to newelaw on goinWedg
o attempt«. "Beek' deriding n lot of
day to *0 the *..tial work golltg ee ; 'credit for breaking Into the came as
in the tonetrncttnn of \Ytngham's has done letel7 witlk such n bola
paved streets. RYnglam was Mold- • hearted effort trancl Rte Nally de.ercea
ing the extra width of four feet (above the mrtceras hr ba. achtevad thus ter.
the regular width of twenty feet/ on � Jimmy McCannll esoght Ilaynar'
the heal improvement plan (property roped ter} capiehly especially when
owners tidying for this width I and were issuing deiwnoiree to cover theI it 1e eonaidered that ha .nRtheered a
`I 1 InattM anger 123 wcond
A FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SPECIAL IN
Women's. Hats
AT
Half Price _
In
A number of very smart
models have been marked
special for this week -end
event.
The shapes are of Mo-
hair, Milan, Silk. Organdy,
and are flower -or ribbon
trimmed. All the gay
shades of the season are
noticed among them and
the variety is exceptional.
MISS MacYICAR -
NIgtgalen St. Geder'teh
BAYFIELD
BAYFIFLi4. July 10. -The Phllipa
family are In Mr. Ross cottage "Rum-
mer Ino" anti are enjoying the beauties
of the sunsets at Mayfield and it.
balmy refreshing tereexesc
Rer. A. Shore, of Ildrerton. and Rev.
A. A. Trumpet.. of Exeter. were guests
at the rectory on Friday. accompanied
Tbursda7. July 111. 1021.- tf
total amounts having accepted the erten c t a by Mrs. Shore and Mrs. Tramper.
agreement as ruggesterl by the county tinning from a foul tip. Jimmy show- Several of the ladles of Trinity
ev,nrtc11. The council decided to visit ed ("Adorable grit in sucking to Ma chnr(•h had the 111earttre of meeting the
\\'ingbam on Wettneisy and arrange- poet so catcher throughout the remain- r-:titots and hearing an Intereeetfng ail-
ments were made accordingly. der of the contasL dress on missionary work from Mrs.
Pat McCarroll (ventlnnad b1 itond. Shore who. is n member of .the Hutson
work at Abort. when be made a bean- Diocesan W. A. M(wnl.
Routine Badness
The financial statement for June ' tom plot -up and peg to flat on a
was referred to the finance committer very Lard hit ball by(3ra$iey in the
The market clerk's report for 1921. very
inning. "Faddy`, earner'
eneio.ing 11.5.90. as the 5 per cent doe ed in a high eT hack of t)gfra off Hind -
the town was referred to the Renamentar.h' let 1n Me ninth ierdag.
committee. Pndbam and !Resetsplendid
The cemetery sexton's report waw est..hes of the tan balta in in ttnwir
passed on to the cemetery and parks trnpective irrrltoriee LM1e eopes
committee. these two players. Alcan.'- all of Hamilton are eujoying-
Csmeatttte Reports It is a treat to sea Bt� perfecto the holMays at Deer Lodge Park.
The water light ami harbor cont- on area bane.. part lie- after theThe Darla' family of Detroit are
mitre reported that they had been In exhibition., given by fandmarsh in thenow e1,IPat In that most FnmfortaMP
a-�err the belle and handsoate residence constructed
r,. roe
wn err
At Varna on Sunday evening the
1.11. L. parade aces held to the Meth-
odist church. Rev. Mr. Faster preach-
ed anapproprinte sermon and the
hearty singing of the hymns and anth-
em, were much enjoyed.
Mr. Fitzgerald and wife. Mr. nod
Mrs. Hastings. Mrs. M -Kay and lire.
communication with the C. P. R. re- two Luean games.
tsardine
aw nf the leasingyr lgb*-e ai atern por- are lwthing-- 4141•11 44. thrown to� a
nae. The committee recommended tfr 122 eha
application for lease be made Amid j. _Fowl , �3=
w received the eomrittee he em- as per usual. a departni. �rgprat .
powe to proceed with the necessary hattIng In whkb he ea.tly
the
alterati i to the building. resin, with a total of sixteen in Uhth
This r rt was carried. leagues.
The epee committee reported that Karl Neil. formerly of fleeditoh.
the town soli tor had prepared a by- .nried for Loran and while IIleleri for
law. providing the Rale of the Wh - ten hit- he was given very 'toot eenf1
Rigs Factory, wh h wax atiefactory port, four of the seven (.mole coming
to all parties. eo rued. The cont- In the •11th inning when the Purities
mitts* furtheraskedthe bylaw be
approved by the council referred to
the ratepayers. The cum iter also re-
commended that Leslie F11ek granter'
t street Iteense to eeell ref laments
from his unto truck. for the bat .ee of
the .eeaaoo upon payment of fee.
The report wax carried.
The finance committee made «eco
nlrlldnttolt that several .ceounte no ex-
amined be plaid. The commttttee fur-
ther reported that fine/win! nrrange-
wauta lool_h 'n made with the hank to.
I meet Utterer! due en Ju17, lot on cer-
tain bonds.
The re iott_waa.zeceirml and adopted
t as tenth . _
Tlo• piddle workii committe recom-
mended that a .ewer be eonetrneted Int
Whitler street, from ('ayley street to
Brittania road then.... to Wellesley
We Own and Offer -(
Com n Ltd., 7. First
Mortgage Boa to '• 0
S10,000 Ci S Windsor 5 1.2%. bonds. Rate to
yield $12,000 City of Toronto 5 1.2% bonds. Rate to yield
5.45%.
20 shares Bird & Son: Ltd, 7% Cumulative Preferred
Stock. Rate to yield 8%. • -
O. F. CAREY & SON
Phone 230. Bank of Commerce Bullion..
it
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and furuished by Itilly'Nlettalfe.
Dr."Tttiman. and filially. of London.
are now reddest* for' jstminer at
Sonnet Point. • . .
Mr. Hohn. Beard hat jn.t complet-
ed another pretty and e-omfortable resi-
dence for himself earl family in the
mime _locality.
The hayfield butcher is k.•pt busy
supplying the wants of the t•haltnra
who get an extraordinary appetite ,
MOM! after their arrival. Rakers also
from the .urronnding towne ami our
scored nve run.. Dawn Tom King are keptbti'y
Crawley the eateher. nit -hough rid- We hear that Mr. T. Orr, of aerate
den rather bard by some of the 'sp'( ford. las rvr•a nt Iv purchased a ch .ice
tators. In' really one of r.ncaa's best/
gilding site on the river bunk and In-
&Yer.. tend. to • erect a- cottage id tTit near
President MacFarlane. of .ilarilstnn. future. - i
and Secretary Reu1,e horning, of The deme« et the pvilieoa in Jow-
l'almcr«ton. of the N. N. B. A., nm- ett's Grove are well patronized 1.*
pirecl the game and nt tLat their work young and okl and the mn.ii, suppli.rl
Ight have teen Imp'o:eed,'on. •\ -by Goderleh and i.oudon talent is cx-
seting of the executive . f the le gue cellinL
he -e the attendant of tie game oY In teat week's1`sn.: it wn" ,fide. r -
re mPatln❑ sl tently stated that the date for the
t1. rn my �f 'r i'Sti-1110 conferen(e of the Huron Medical Ammo- 1
weather 'ir` Fiba'd `icer 'e.lation would la. held Thursday. July
`�/ 20th, aifi
at_Ilk-Wn
. We _nw wish to say
Ta
c. hJT tit *cittDil`Rti1m'_that_ the suntan Ott• ra-Vir(slhe;itfiy.
T. .177.-''''fTtr4 2trf�Jttiy 10th. and that there will be a
d''11"" , expense nn.l most enthtirlastic meeting :u this bw,u-
date= tor ezhiht- tifld suminer resort. A c. gel program
tlon game. to '1111 nto season sines
is !wing arranged and n Larges ntten-
strtet. The report was adopted. • Zurich has definite . dropped out of dance of the medicos rind their wives '
The fire committee reported that the i both leagwes. and 1 v deserve the is a xp set 91.
building applications submitted to them . support of the Goderi • Awe The retell been sold and the hammer and
had been granted. This report wa,town 1.' receiving a tress a4 regards neral Her for building bare at•
carried. I h*seh•ll this ae!ason MO 11 m•nnge- 11x• saw 1s e. nstnutl}- ill use` ill.erecting
The follew'tt(g building npplicatio11r meat lir worthy of com:nonda on. abodes fur those who have discovered
were referred to the lire committee:To Summary that -Bayfield ix an ideal *put to spend
shingle kitehea, on McDonald street.Gotleneh 0 3 1111
n 5 0 1 -p thus hot summer months.
Mr. Thos. Million: shingting dwelling, },men 0 O 11 0 0 0 0 0 Mrs. Joseph ('ortrw and that« Iptle
on Bruce street. Miss Delver: ehltut4 Rtolen hoses=Mia.Pt. {{iaynrew, C anon. ltula•rt..TLOUhts suet .fo ij,h. of
kitchen. on Brute street. Mrs. McIver: rick • Crawley. K. Nell. Sacriflcee- femphla, Tenn., are «pending the sum.
� skrplag porch. on Nel on street. Mrs. }Saslow, P. (eCerroii. •1..MeCxrroll• n r here. They area..eom{awied by
J. Acheson:
i
Put. Dr. J. B. Whitely: verandah. ,on abltytle dwelling, on Cor► ...odes, 2' ' Iangfot(l. Three bare hit M Mary Burns, of IA/MI/II. Mr.
�Dia!>xss• Rtrtfck tmr illtytrP. 'ft U -ort. _ will loin itis family Rater.
( reeeent. Mr. C. R. Robinson: garage. by Neil 7. Base on bails --0R Nell 2.
on ('ambrie rand, Mr. Peter Cook : Left on banes-Gtelerb-ir 6: Leath 5. Mire • le Weller, of \Valkertoq, is
shingle dwelling, on Trafalgar ,street. First on errors-(,'esleri h 4. llmptree spending a Jew days with her friend,
Mr. Leonard Owen: shingling roof. on -Horn -lag and Macfarlane. Time -2 miss Rea Weiss.
oxford street, Mr. John Orahem :
.hinglhag barn. on Trafalgar $trod. Mr. - -
W. A. ehlaholm t shinglinS dwetltng, on 1
Ease, street, Mr. Jas. N. ,iobn.to.: -
atorehonae. on East street. tioderleh
Knitting company; garage. 'en Ateltnt
street, Mr. R. S. Shelton: ehing11ne 1
shed, on Huron road,'Mr. H. M. Down.
The council 'adlonrned to Monday
evening of this week.
the
Des . tP
thr.ate
quite lar
. Kir inn
here on Fri
gone to eonelde
trouble in book
Chautauqua Programme
JUNIOR CHAUTAUQUA EVERY MORNING AT NINE'
Aitorne.aa at Throe o'clock - Evenings it Eight o'clock
AFT121140ON-MONDAY, JULY 17
THIN FERGUSON OPERATIC QUINTETTR
E VENI-
THE FERGUSON OPERATIC QUINTETTE
(a.. MR. JOHN DUKBURY
of London, England: said to be England's Greatest Reciter
AFTERNOON -TUESDAY
MR. HERBERT MACFARREN AND HIS
INSTRUMENTAL QUARTETTE
EVENING -
MISS HAZEL HUNTINGTON,
New York Prima Donna Soprano, supported by
MR. HERBERT, MACFARREN AND HIS
INSTRUMENTAL QUARTETTE
AFTERNOON -WEDNESDAY
Unusual Lecture -Recital, ''Music; the Democratic Art"
MR. GABRIELHINES
Noted Composer, Pianist and Lecturer
EVENING_
Piano Recital A
It! MR: GABRIEL HINTS its
Lecture -''Some Ptoblems of the Empire" -
LION. PHILIP WHITWItL1, WILSON
Noted Author, New York Correspondent to the
London Daily News. Fortner Member British
Parliament. F ,,
AFTERNOON -THURSDAY
LIEURANCE'S CREMONA ORCHESTRA
EVENIIG-
1,IEURANCE'S CREMONA ORCHESTRA t{.
Lecture -"The Babylonian Finger Writes Again.'
MR. TOM SKrYHILL
Noted Australian Orator, Soldier -Poet, World Traveller.
EVENING ONLY -FRIDAY Her Own
Mark Swan's Great L:mgh-Making Play,
Moncy,"presented by
T111?,'PERCIV:IL VIVIAN PLAYERS
vt- of New -V.ork City.
AFTERNOON -SATURDAY •
Junior Chautauqua Pageant. "Conquests of Peace.
it.THE EMBERS MALE QUARTETTE
California's Lading Singing Male Quartette.
EVENING- '
TIIE EMBERS MALE QUARTETTE
Lecture-" The Task of a Nation."
DR. GEORGE W. KERBY
a: c President Mount Royal College, Calgary.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Sink Admission; Afternoon, 315c; Eveniags, 5Oq Children, 25e.
Second and Fifth N:ghts : Adults, 75c Children, 50c.
(War Tax Extra.)
Season Tickets : Adults, $2.50; Children, (from d t..14 year, of
age;, 51.25. (War Tax Additional).
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At, the adjourned meeting of the
town council on Monday evening. the
bylaw regardteg the new i'nrnfture
company wee /free tbe required .um-
ber of readings, and dee steps taken
brirmit the bjlaw to the raterrere
Fe Toesdta A - ' 8th.
•
concern recently referred to in the
Signal wbteb wpm to take over the
Goderleb Mercantil. plant as a reed
and fatten manufacturing wfabllah-
meet
The roman of tbe Hospital Board
to have the town provide a store -
Mane for the ambulance was agreed
to and Ia.trestioes given to prepare
the room in (123 market butldtng for he
mediate us* In this eoneecW*.
The Mss.. commltMa mot a pee -
ties of coo Mopes Bad Is markt-
motion of • passible program ter 11e
rema►der of tis maa.a. OoenMsf
obis discaMoe oscarred wbs It wed
eaally deckled is have uta Oltlsees
Head put as a ceseart the latter part
It Pays To Buy
A Tire of Quality
Come in and take a look at. this Tire shown
in the picture and on will find it possesses
everything you demand. It in the
The Goodrich "55" Nevi'
IL I
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Fabric Tire
and the price is remarkably low.
Price $14.50
SOLD BY
H. J. FISHER
VULCANIZER
r-" rAMiLTON STRERT tr. .00nN•,RICH, ONT.
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Mid -Summer
eduction Sale
All Summer Goods to be Cleared
at Remarkably Low Prices
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Bargains in Suits, Coats, Skirts, Dresses, Waists and
gwagelmimplusom Hosiery.
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We have added to our stock Fancy Camisoles, Step-in
Bloomers, Underskirts and ladies' and gents Pure
__:_ Linen _Handkerchiefs.
SEE ,OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
The Royal Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co. 4
Office and Factory : 64 Temperance Street, Toronto, Ontario
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We'll Meet You
your purchase from us you get the moat re-
liable an dependable footwear the market has to offer.
Our many 's connection with manufacturers and
wholesalers e urea that, and we pass them on to you at as
close a profit as can stand. Get your next pair here.
SUNDRIES
SHOE REPAIRING . ' -
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