HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-07-13, Page 3Former Purity •El•ou•r Employee
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Has Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carter, employed at the Purity Flour
of Galt, natives of Clinton and Mill at Goderich. Recurring. at-
Goderich respectively recently tacks of- astlitna forced him- to
celebrated their goldben wedding leave Goderich and move to
anniversary at Galt. Galt. Since going to Galt 11
Their golden wedding -man- years ago, Mr. Carter has been
niversary should have been cele- employe,,d by Canadian Tap and
brated on December 26, 1.960, Die Company there.
but due to the fact -that Mrs. Besides their son, Philip, who
Carter was hospitalized at that lives at Galt, they have a Soni,
time, the celebration had to be Stewart, of a
Don Mills nd an -
postponed. other son,. Bill, who 'Byes in
u... `'hg '11 'e mar d, 14.Paxttands -,
Oreg0 ,--... es
, quiet c�emony l tie man ''ha'6 free' axidre niy3ieii
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Goderich, by Dr. George Ross. centre t'he attractive serving
For 40 years, Mr. Carter .was table which was cove Ted with a -
Modern - Hair. Styling
6Y KARIN
Now OPEN at the corner of
Hamilton and Newgate Streets
GODER'ICH
Hair -Shaping and Permanents
. ESKA PROTEIN WAVE *
FROSTING — BLEACHING -- TINTING
OPEN SATURDAYS — ALL DAY
Appointmen#s made To�`s°iiifi
gold elbth at the re,eSion held..
Gold eattndles in silver holders
fianke41 silver .bowl of spring
liowrers.
Pouring tea from the lovely
silver service which is over 100
years old was Mrs. M. Heddle,
of Ann Arbor, Michigan, a sister
sof Mrs. Carter, and another
sister, IIrs. Verne Gledhill, of
Benmiller. Friends and relatives
attending were from Galt, Owen
'Sound, Seaforth, Azin Arbor,
Goderich and Don Mills.
LOST TRICYCLES
Three 'tricycles, a red, -a black
and a blue one were left at, the
beach' at Goderich harbor last
Sunda ,, °' £% '-c.vere reit d' p
by -a -member of the Goderichi
police force- and tr.qula ,:to;:tb
station where the otivners may
pick them up.
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15 miles east hof Goderich on
No. 8 F.ighway
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday—
July 12, 13, 14
MARK FORREST and
ELEANOR- .d3UFFO
YOUR, CONVENIENCE
For Appointments CaII
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CONDITIONED PARK & ENTERTAINMENT
FOR COMFORT
Now Playing—"The Three Worlds of Gulliver". Kerwin
Matthews., and. Jo Morrow, - in_,an amazing scope and
_.,,color attraction.
MON., TUES., WED.—Jul=y- 17, 18;19
ELVIS PRESLEY, Barbara Eden, Dolores Del Rio
Present a story dealing'with the dramatic problems of a
half -`breed son.
"FLAMING STAR"
Scope and Color
THURS., FRI., SAT.—July -20, 21, 22 ,
'YuI Brynner, Eli Wallach, Steve McQueen
Telling of peace -loving people in a small Mexican 'village.
"The Magnificent .Seven"
Scope and De l..0xe Color
'GOLIATH and
the DRAGON”
Scope and Color -3 Shorts
Adult Entertainment
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday—
July 15, 17, 18
Double Bill
Clint Walker and Letitia Roman
"GOLD OF THE
SEVEN SAINTS"
Pius a thrilling second feature.
`GIGANTIS the
FIRE MONSTER'
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday—
. July 19, 20, 21 '
Curt Jurgens and Dawn Adams
"HOUSE 'OF
INTRIGUE"
Scope and. Color
Wanda Hendrilp and Charles
Coburn
Coming—"ON . THE BEACH." Gregory Peck and Ava
-..Gardner-r -
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The
Highwayman
In Technicolor �.
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Arthur Phelps` - mailbag con-
tains several hundred weekly
newspapers for offbeat news
items to broadcast on his CBC
radia show, ",Neighbougly News,
The show, heard Sunday morn-
ings on the Trans -Canada" net-
work, celebrates its 21st birth-
day this year.
ROVER CREW HONORS
ITS DEPARTING LEADER
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thorne
were each honored with 'a gift
by the Third Goderich Rover
Crew. Rover Mate Jim Lodge
made the presentations on be-
half of the Crew.
They left last week -end for
Penhold, Alberta, where he has
been posted by the R.C.A.F. He
has been at Clinton for the past
0seven years. Four years ago,
he organized the Rover Crew
in Goderich and has been leader
of these 20 boys ever since.
They have been very active
members of Knox Presbyterian
Church where he served on the
Board of Managers and she was
very active in the Arthur Circle.
Girl Guides, Brownies, Wolf
Cubs and Boy Scouts also pre-
sented the couple with parting
gifts. ..-
Mr. Glen Lodge4has been ap-
pointed Rover Crew, Leader to
succeed—Mr—Thorne and Alee
Twaddle will continue as assist-
ant Rover Crew Leader.
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ADVENTURESOME BOYS GIVE
THS 'PQUCE MERRY CHASE
Two Stratford boys, aged 12 Goderich to pick up their wand-
ering children.
. Goilerieh. pollee would. not re-
lease the names of the children,
nor of the Stratford parents who
came to Goderich Sunday night
to claim them: It was also
understood that no charges
would be -'laid.
and 13, kept Ontario Provincial
Felice at-'t'xoderich on the go
over'' the week -end.
It started about 11 p.m., Sat-
urday when, the boys told police
at Mitchell they had been visit-
ing in Stratford lived in Gode-
rich, and Wanted to get home.
1Vlitcb.ell police contacted
Goderich ,,police, and police of-
ficers at Stratford got in touch
with ,the Provincial Felice de-
itdt� e
boys up.
°Gvd rl(ih, with.,,af,s_wift.
ride ,courtesy. of thea Ontario
Provincial Police, the lads were
turned over to Goderich officers
ho attempted to find the home
in which the boys lived.
Officers say the boys told them
they had just moved to Gede-
rieh a day or two before, and
didn't know what street they
lived on, nor where to find it.
They said however, they',d know
the house when they saw it.
That earned them a ride in
another cruiser. Officers drove
the boys all around Goderich
residential streets until about
1.30 a.m. • Sunday, when suddenly
one of the lads -pointed to a
house and said that was where
they lived. On checking the,
house, officers found no one
hothe.
-Back tothe p_ lice- station
Thursday, Friday—
July 13, 14
"CARRY. ON
NURSE"
(Adult Entertainment)
Kenneth Connor, Shirley
Eaton
1 Short (Color)
(One Cartoon)
where kindly officers made up
beds for the boys, and leaving
the cell doors open, said good-
night.
After "tucking" the travellers
in, the officers again checked
the house in question. By this
time, it was nearly 2 a.in. and
this time there was ,someone
home.
An irate citizen answered the
knock on the door, understand-
ably puzzled at the middle -of -
the -night visit, and ''Stated em-
phatically he had no children.
Meanwhile, back at the police
station, there wete two empty
beds behind those open Bell
doors. When 'officers returned,
they had no company.
That was the' last to be heard
of the two youngsters until 6
p.m. Sunday night when Con-
stable Harold Creedon of .the
Goderich force met both of the
lads corning up_ the road from.
Sunset Beach.
They told police this time that
they had spent the night cm the
beach, had lit a fire to keep
warm, and had.. spent the entire
clay on the beach. They , were
all Tight, police said, but had no
food ,all day.
Meanwhile, back in Stratford,
it was reported that there were
two boys missing, and some
Stratford parents, Before the
night was, over, had a trip to
Saturday and Monday—
July 15, 17
"FLAME OVER,
INDIA"
(Color) (Scope)
Kenneth More, Lauren Baca!!
(One Cartoon)
Tuesday and Wednesday—
July 18-1.9
"THE
SUNDOWNERS."
(Color)
Robert Mitchum, Deborah Kerr
(One Cartoon)
First Show at Dusk.
Children under 12, in cars, Free
•
FIFTY GODER:ICH BOYS
SEE PRO BALL GAME
fIainiltoan, 41, of G0%107 4100 oomoiromusommoosom0000poomosw
Fifty members of the Safety and costa, or 14 days -
Patrol were taken ours bus trip a charge of unpaired. *owe
June 24. Hamilton, who pleaded'rn Deno
last Sunday to Aetroit, This
annual trip, sponsored,, joi fitly
by the Junior Chamber of Gom-
raeece and the Goderich Police
Force, is given in 'recognition
of -the faithful service these boys
and girls have given during the
past school year. Sgt. H. J.
C.4ilvert and Consta' -
:rawford accompanied these
children to see a double -Header
ball game between Detroit and
Los Angeles. During the inter-
mission, ersonnel of they De -
V ,t�t
✓efleft `'Goderich at 7.30 m,
The' Gode ie a Signal
guilty, was also prohibited freni
driving f ori one year.
On a charge of having , liquor,
illegally, he was tined $15 and
costs or three days in jail, .the
terms to run donsecutively,.
W' ' • - + + _ • Sts..witir Mr.
Mrs. M. S. Sutherland. EIin
avenue, were Dr. and Mrs. A.
M. Crabb, of Hamilton.
Octogoarian
Iilc
pj'j9`
Members of *the Octogenarinrr
'Club will hold their annual pic-
nic on July 19. The afternoon's
program will begin with a short
memorial service at the Park,
corner of St. Patrick and Arthur
streets. Mr. J. D. Patterson,
organizer of this club and chair-
man for the past 14 years, will
be the master of ceremonies.
Following this service, the
guests will. betaken to the Kins-
men playground where the pre-
sident of the. Kinettes, Mrs.'
Jeanne McCauley, and the treas-
urer, Mrs. Grace Patterson, will
present a cheque for $500 to-
wards the new filter system.
After viewing the playground
equipment, they will then go to
Harbourlite Inn where a pro-
_-ram-.Wi11 be pxescnted.,_
guests will be given a gift when
they register, Prizes will be
presented to the oldest lady and
oldest gentleman present. There
will also be a'door prize. Mem-
bers• of the Kinette Club will
serve afternoon tea to the Oc-
togenarians. Invitations will be
sent out to all personsover
seventy-five to attend this an-
nual event.
OBITUARY
ARTHUR STURDY
A private funeral service was
held attthe Ball and Mutch fun-
eral home, Clinton, on Friday
afternoon for -Arthur Sturdy,
who died in Clinton Public Hos-
pital on Ally 5. A son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sturdy,
he lived all his life' on the old
Sturdy -farm on Highway No. 8
near Holmesville where his an-
cestor, Hugh Sturdy, settled in
1831. His farm home, built in
1839, was one of the first brick
houses erected in this district.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
Frahk' (Winnifred) Johnston,
Goderich; Mrs. M. E. Finlay,
Goderich Township; tw& bro-
thers, Clarence, Clinton; and
John, Victoria, B.C.
Interment was in Maitland
cemetery, Goderich.
Mr. • and Mrs. Robert Harmer
had as recent guests Mr. and
x ,:. di
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Margaret and'Bobby, Sarnia.
afzck retuFpe 3 ua:zn: M and, Mrs, l,arvin' o an
fly oi l opt,: v ted �: or
Mr, and Mrs. Percy Harrison
and family. They also attended
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser McTavish, NIGHT
3 For the funeral of George Ross. Agent for24-hr,
FILM DEVELOPING
Theft Of Liquor Windsor, spent several days last aa.,
Sentence
week visiting friends and rola-
fives in- Goderich and district.
Tvyq Wingham district men
and a Brussels district man were
sentenced in magistrate's court
at Goderich Thursday on charges
of theft of liquor and wine
from' the Wingham liquor store
June 25, All three had pleaded
guilty.
James Ludington Angus, of
Wingham, was sentenced by
Magistrate Glenn Hays, QC, to
ten weeks in the common jail;
William Lawrence Jamieson, of
Whitechurch, received three
months in the common jail; and
obert-4lolan,J-•-Marks,
Brussels, received a two-year
suspended sentence.
Gus Bibaud, of Hampstead,
Quebec, was sentenced to two
months in jail for the theft of
27 packages of cigarettes June
28 from the refreshment booth
operated by Vern Smith at the
Goderich • Trade Fair. He had
pleaded guilty to the charge
last week. •
-Magistrate Hays fined Ronald
Kirkton Community Association
ANNUAL - ,
GARDEN PARTY
FAIR GROUNDS
KIRKTON, ONTARIO
.ednesday,-..fly 19th
Snappy Girls Softball Game, 6 p.m; Budcfing Stars Juvenile
Program, 7.30 p.m.; Sparkling Professional Program,
9 p.m.
Ample Facilities for Refreshments and Seating.
Free ,,Supervised Parking on grotinds. Police
Protection
Adults, 75c Children, 25c
COME',AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS
PERMANENT QUICK - CLEAN - ECONOMICAL
You get 'Just What's Needed, Without Waste,
Poured Pro _ geolf ca,'ithg:--40
.:
a 'x
Duron Concrete Supply Ltd.
Ektimates Without Obligation Call JA 4-7361
Or Write R.R. 1, Godericb
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_ALTERATIONS or A
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Top of Anglesea Street
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FASHIONS
STPNNING for SUMMER $IJNNING'
at Prices Planned to:Ply ase Your. Eye for Valu
as Well as Your Flare for Fash
Flare Skirts, Culottes, Calf -Skinners,. Shorts, Pattering Shms,
Pop -Tops, Shirt-tail Shirts,Sleeveless Blouses. and Other Sportswear
IN GREAT VAIETY'
PATTERNED and COLORED 205 to 505 SAVINGS ! .
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SUITS �— atworthrwhi�e COATSancICARCOATS1
savings
SPRING' AND SITMMER LIMESBOX JACKETS and FITTED ST'YLBS
Our Entire' Stock 505
SAVINGS UP TO also some WALKING SUITS
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LINTDM--
ADVENTURESOME BOYS GIVE
THS 'PQUCE MERRY CHASE
Two Stratford boys, aged 12 Goderich to pick up their wand-
ering children.
. Goilerieh. pollee would. not re-
lease the names of the children,
nor of the Stratford parents who
came to Goderich Sunday night
to claim them: It was also
understood that no charges
would be -'laid.
and 13, kept Ontario Provincial
Felice at-'t'xoderich on the go
over'' the week -end.
It started about 11 p.m., Sat-
urday when, the boys told police
at Mitchell they had been visit-
ing in Stratford lived in Gode-
rich, and Wanted to get home.
1Vlitcb.ell police contacted
Goderich ,,police, and police of-
ficers at Stratford got in touch
with ,the Provincial Felice de-
itdt� e
boys up.
°Gvd rl(ih, with.,,af,s_wift.
ride ,courtesy. of thea Ontario
Provincial Police, the lads were
turned over to Goderich officers
ho attempted to find the home
in which the boys lived.
Officers say the boys told them
they had just moved to Gede-
rieh a day or two before, and
didn't know what street they
lived on, nor where to find it.
They said however, they',d know
the house when they saw it.
That earned them a ride in
another cruiser. Officers drove
the boys all around Goderich
residential streets until about
1.30 a.m. • Sunday, when suddenly
one of the lads -pointed to a
house and said that was where
they lived. On checking the,
house, officers found no one
hothe.
-Back tothe p_ lice- station
Thursday, Friday—
July 13, 14
"CARRY. ON
NURSE"
(Adult Entertainment)
Kenneth Connor, Shirley
Eaton
1 Short (Color)
(One Cartoon)
where kindly officers made up
beds for the boys, and leaving
the cell doors open, said good-
night.
After "tucking" the travellers
in, the officers again checked
the house in question. By this
time, it was nearly 2 a.in. and
this time there was ,someone
home.
An irate citizen answered the
knock on the door, understand-
ably puzzled at the middle -of -
the -night visit, and ''Stated em-
phatically he had no children.
Meanwhile, back at the police
station, there wete two empty
beds behind those open Bell
doors. When 'officers returned,
they had no company.
That was the' last to be heard
of the two youngsters until 6
p.m. Sunday night when Con-
stable Harold Creedon of .the
Goderich force met both of the
lads corning up_ the road from.
Sunset Beach.
They told police this time that
they had spent the night cm the
beach, had lit a fire to keep
warm, and had.. spent the entire
clay on the beach. They , were
all Tight, police said, but had no
food ,all day.
Meanwhile, back in Stratford,
it was reported that there were
two boys missing, and some
Stratford parents, Before the
night was, over, had a trip to
Saturday and Monday—
July 15, 17
"FLAME OVER,
INDIA"
(Color) (Scope)
Kenneth More, Lauren Baca!!
(One Cartoon)
Tuesday and Wednesday—
July 18-1.9
"THE
SUNDOWNERS."
(Color)
Robert Mitchum, Deborah Kerr
(One Cartoon)
First Show at Dusk.
Children under 12, in cars, Free
•
FIFTY GODER:ICH BOYS
SEE PRO BALL GAME
fIainiltoan, 41, of G0%107 4100 oomoiromusommoosom0000poomosw
Fifty members of the Safety and costa, or 14 days -
Patrol were taken ours bus trip a charge of unpaired. *owe
June 24. Hamilton, who pleaded'rn Deno
last Sunday to Aetroit, This
annual trip, sponsored,, joi fitly
by the Junior Chamber of Gom-
raeece and the Goderich Police
Force, is given in 'recognition
of -the faithful service these boys
and girls have given during the
past school year. Sgt. H. J.
C.4ilvert and Consta' -
:rawford accompanied these
children to see a double -Header
ball game between Detroit and
Los Angeles. During the inter-
mission, ersonnel of they De -
V ,t�t
✓efleft `'Goderich at 7.30 m,
The' Gode ie a Signal
guilty, was also prohibited freni
driving f ori one year.
On a charge of having , liquor,
illegally, he was tined $15 and
costs or three days in jail, .the
terms to run donsecutively,.
W' ' • - + + _ • Sts..witir Mr.
Mrs. M. S. Sutherland. EIin
avenue, were Dr. and Mrs. A.
M. Crabb, of Hamilton.
Octogoarian
Iilc
pj'j9`
Members of *the Octogenarinrr
'Club will hold their annual pic-
nic on July 19. The afternoon's
program will begin with a short
memorial service at the Park,
corner of St. Patrick and Arthur
streets. Mr. J. D. Patterson,
organizer of this club and chair-
man for the past 14 years, will
be the master of ceremonies.
Following this service, the
guests will. betaken to the Kins-
men playground where the pre-
sident of the. Kinettes, Mrs.'
Jeanne McCauley, and the treas-
urer, Mrs. Grace Patterson, will
present a cheque for $500 to-
wards the new filter system.
After viewing the playground
equipment, they will then go to
Harbourlite Inn where a pro-
_-ram-.Wi11 be pxescnted.,_
guests will be given a gift when
they register, Prizes will be
presented to the oldest lady and
oldest gentleman present. There
will also be a'door prize. Mem-
bers• of the Kinette Club will
serve afternoon tea to the Oc-
togenarians. Invitations will be
sent out to all personsover
seventy-five to attend this an-
nual event.
OBITUARY
ARTHUR STURDY
A private funeral service was
held attthe Ball and Mutch fun-
eral home, Clinton, on Friday
afternoon for -Arthur Sturdy,
who died in Clinton Public Hos-
pital on Ally 5. A son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sturdy,
he lived all his life' on the old
Sturdy -farm on Highway No. 8
near Holmesville where his an-
cestor, Hugh Sturdy, settled in
1831. His farm home, built in
1839, was one of the first brick
houses erected in this district.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
Frahk' (Winnifred) Johnston,
Goderich; Mrs. M. E. Finlay,
Goderich Township; tw& bro-
thers, Clarence, Clinton; and
John, Victoria, B.C.
Interment was in Maitland
cemetery, Goderich.
Mr. • and Mrs. Robert Harmer
had as recent guests Mr. and
x ,:. di
_..� .� , �lp.�dct�,,,wcin x �u -,t�,:
Margaret and'Bobby, Sarnia.
afzck retuFpe 3 ua:zn: M and, Mrs, l,arvin' o an
fly oi l opt,: v ted �: or
Mr, and Mrs. Percy Harrison
and family. They also attended
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser McTavish, NIGHT
3 For the funeral of George Ross. Agent for24-hr,
FILM DEVELOPING
Theft Of Liquor Windsor, spent several days last aa.,
Sentence
week visiting friends and rola-
fives in- Goderich and district.
Tvyq Wingham district men
and a Brussels district man were
sentenced in magistrate's court
at Goderich Thursday on charges
of theft of liquor and wine
from' the Wingham liquor store
June 25, All three had pleaded
guilty.
James Ludington Angus, of
Wingham, was sentenced by
Magistrate Glenn Hays, QC, to
ten weeks in the common jail;
William Lawrence Jamieson, of
Whitechurch, received three
months in the common jail; and
obert-4lolan,J-•-Marks,
Brussels, received a two-year
suspended sentence.
Gus Bibaud, of Hampstead,
Quebec, was sentenced to two
months in jail for the theft of
27 packages of cigarettes June
28 from the refreshment booth
operated by Vern Smith at the
Goderich • Trade Fair. He had
pleaded guilty to the charge
last week. •
-Magistrate Hays fined Ronald
Kirkton Community Association
ANNUAL - ,
GARDEN PARTY
FAIR GROUNDS
KIRKTON, ONTARIO
.ednesday,-..fly 19th
Snappy Girls Softball Game, 6 p.m; Budcfing Stars Juvenile
Program, 7.30 p.m.; Sparkling Professional Program,
9 p.m.
Ample Facilities for Refreshments and Seating.
Free ,,Supervised Parking on grotinds. Police
Protection
Adults, 75c Children, 25c
COME',AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS
PERMANENT QUICK - CLEAN - ECONOMICAL
You get 'Just What's Needed, Without Waste,
Poured Pro _ geolf ca,'ithg:--40
.:
a 'x
Duron Concrete Supply Ltd.
Ektimates Without Obligation Call JA 4-7361
Or Write R.R. 1, Godericb
We are AGENTS for CALCIUM -CHLORIDE.
_ALTERATIONS or A
COMPLETE NEW BUILDING
The Materials and the .Facilities
are here to bring your plans tc fulfilment
VISIT OUR SHOWROOM
Choose from our display of all the Latest in
Building Supplies
ENQUIRE about Our
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FIVE-YEAR BUDGET PLAN
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We, Maintain a Large 'and 'Complete
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of -LUMBER In ALL REQUIRED SIZES
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FASHIONS
STPNNING for SUMMER $IJNNING'
at Prices Planned to:Ply ase Your. Eye for Valu
as Well as Your Flare for Fash
Flare Skirts, Culottes, Calf -Skinners,. Shorts, Pattering Shms,
Pop -Tops, Shirt-tail Shirts,Sleeveless Blouses. and Other Sportswear
IN GREAT VAIETY'
PATTERNED and COLORED 205 to 505 SAVINGS ! .
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SPRING' AND SITMMER LIMESBOX JACKETS and FITTED ST'YLBS
Our Entire' Stock 505
SAVINGS UP TO also some WALKING SUITS
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