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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1924-06-05, Page 1at cep the date Single Copies, Five Cents. CADET INSPECTION Wingham H. S. Cadets Capture Laura Secord Cup 0n Wednesday, May 28th,, the Wingham High School Cadets were . inspected by Col. Gillespie, accosts- soanied by Geri, King, C M. D, No, 1, The boys gave an exhibition lasting an hour and a half and con- sisting of Ceremoniel, Conipany Drill, Platoon and Squad Drill, Guard 'Mounting, Signalling and Ambulance Work, after which they Were address - ,ed by' General King who compliment- ed them on their fine werk and on -the wonderful score 99$ out of a pos- -sible I009 which they made in wian- the'Laura Second Challenge Cnp, Colonel Gillespie in his talk also complimented the boys, praised the efficiency of their officers and the .care shown. in their training by the Cadet Instructor Mr. F. T. Schooley. He also held out strong hopes to the ' boys that they would be successful 'in their efforts to win. the highly prized Challenge Shield for the most effielient Cadet Corps in M. D. NO. 1. This is quite an achievement when it is taken into 'Consideration that they have to compete with much larger schools such as Windsor, Stratford, St, Thomas, etc. Mayor -Willis on be- -het of the Council and the citizens mede a short ad.dress in .which: he welcomed General King and Colonel Gillespie and expressed,the pride and interest of the 'citizens in the Cadets: Mr. W. F Vanstone, chairrrian of the '11. S. Board gave. the boys a short talk in which he spoke of the inter- est of the Board in the Cadets and in the school in, general. By special request the girls then gave an exhibition of their work in Physical Culttne which reflected greatly to their credit and to the ef- sficiency of their teacher Miss Horan. The interest shown by the attend.- ance of a large number of the citizens, by the Town Council and by the High School Board was very gratifying to the school as a' whole and will en- courage the students to•try and make an even better showing in the years. EVERYBODY'S COLUMN FQR SALE -High class, second hand Pcrtable fire grate. Snap for quick TOR SALE -Three Burner Oil Stove in good condition, several empty packing boxes and oil barrels. at Thompson & guchanan Hardware. TOR . GOOD GASOLINE -AND.- ' good moasure try the new pUmp TOR SALE -De Laval Cream Seper- ator small size, H. E. Isard. TOR SALE. OR TO RENT -An eight room brick and, frame cot- tage, lights, water and furnace ,Ap- -ply for further particulars to J. Dodd. FOR SALE -Economy Range, coal or wood grates. Apply to R. S. ursday, June 12th., open for the Garden Party on St Andrews Pr sbyterian Church WINGHAM, ONT. THURSDAY JUNE 5th, 1924 'LOCAL AND GENERAL ITEMS Read Isard's everyday bargaie list on page fouls Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Wellwood who celebrated their Golden Wedding last week. The Junior Farmer's Improveinent Association and Junior Womea's Ia- stitute will hold their meeting Julie sith at the Town Hall at 8 o'clock. Mr. V. R. VanNorman's inare, Vic- toria Hal made a good shoWing at the Paisley Races on the 2nd. She came in second in a field of seven. All those interested in boosting for sport in,,Wingham should be present at a rneeting in the Council Chamber at 8 o'clock on ThUrsday night, thank the friends and neighbors for the kind expressions shown during the illness and death of their father Geo. Haney. Friends ot Mr. Hugh Miller, s for- mer clerk in McKibbon's Drug Store, will be pleased to learn that he pass- ed his first year tests in Pharmacy with honors. • Scribblers and Exercise Books, 4 ten cent or 7 five cent for 25c. Take advantage of this bargain. Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday. G. Mason & Son. Mrs. Thomas Proctor wishes to an- nounce the engagement of her young- est daughter, Harritt (Hattie) Bell to Mr. Wilbert Byers of Detroit, Mich., the marriage to take place the latter part of June. The engagement is announced of Sydney Elwood, only daughter of Dudley Holmes, Esq., and Mrs. Hol - Moore Kelly, Montreal, son of C. B Kelly Esq., and Mrs. Kelly, Hunting- don, Que., the marriage to take place in June. Mr. Win. Moore of London has ta- ken position' as fireman on the Lon- don Passenger train „out -of here with Engineer H. Carson Mr.. Moore formerly lived here before some few years ago and is well-known also in. society being an Oddfellove and A. F. 8s'A. M,1 member of the town here: New styles of Summer Tweeds and _Worsteds jiist to -hand at reduced price. Making Tweed Suits, ten dollars, Worsteds, twelve to fif- teen dollars. Trimmings, five to se- ven dollars. A. W. Webster, up stairs over the Advance -Times Office: The regillar monthly meeting of the VsTomen's Institute will be held in the Council Chamber on Tuesday, June Ioth. at 3 p, m. The summer dele- gate, Mrs. Patterson of Godshill will be present and. give an address. Mrs, J. J. Elliott and Miss M. Anderson will have 'the meeting in charge. A full attendance of the members "is re-, The Women's Atixialiary to the Ge- neral Hospital held a very successful sale of aprons and baking on Satur- day afternoon thelproceeds amounting to $141.5e. • The auxiliary wishes to - thank all who assisted in any way to-. wards the success of the sale. Thursday, 'Friday and Saturday. To make room for new stock we of- fer 4 ten cent or 7 five cent scribblers , _FOR SALE -Good four burner coal . ,oll•stove and oven, $25 takes it. Mrs, Died in Brandon, Man, • . Mr, Alex_ Porterfield, clerk of East Saturday afternoon, after learning t'hat his brother George Porterfield, deputy Post Master of Brandon, had passed away. I-te is a son of the late Peter Porterfield. of East Wawanosh and a most highly respected citizen of 13ran- clon. About twenty-five years ago he clerked in the late D. M. Gordon's store in Winghain. Mrs. Ernest Ged- des of Belgrave and Mrs. j. L. Ged- des of Waterloo are sisters of the de - A Criminal Offence dirty and worn out oil you have in your car have it drained out we do it free of charge while you wait, only charge you for the riesv oil. . Lepard's Filling Station. MOUSE AND TWO ACRES OF Land...for sale, situated in Bluevale, good frame house, hen house and •stable hard and soft water. Splen- -.did for retired person wishing to Ikeep a cow, hens "Or pigs. .Apply $23.00 CASH -Will buy a ton of fine ground Government Standard re- cleaned screenings while this car lasts at Lepard's Mill. PAINTING- Paper hanging and graining. Orders attended.. to.proin- 'WANTED-3 • men to represent the . Fuller Brush Co., in ,Huron County swith cars.. Must be 'reliable. Ap- ,ply Caen L. Wismeh, 3o Daly Ave, Stratford: • - Will not, crack, warp or shrink under any Condition. Lime also on hand. WE REPAIR:AUTO TOPS SIDES --arid. Curtains. We also supply new tops complete. Micas put in while you wait, Willis' Shoe Store, Wing - NOTICE Applications for the position of As- sessor for the Town of Wiegham for the year 1924 will be received by the, undersigned up to 4 p. m, on Wed - W. A. Galbraith, Town. Cierk. TENDERS FOR RUNNING SYN- DICATE MACHINE Mailed sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned will be received up till the z8th of June for men to rim the sixth line Syndicate 1Vlachine, 1st a 711 all and team to go with the ma- chine; and. a separator man; ard, an engineer. The lowest Or any tender slot necessarily accepted., Cyrus W. Scott, Belgrave, Phone rx on 624., Wingliam. HURON COUNTY LEAGUE Sehedule Drawn up a,nd xo Clubs En- ter Huron Co. League With Two Groups The Huron County League got away to a successful start when on Wednesday evening, the Maitland League decided to join the new Her- on County League and the Assoeia- tion was able to meke two groups of 5 teams each. The groups are: -"A" Group, Clin- "13" Groep, Brussels, Blyth, Au- bUrn, Dungannon and Goderieh Twin The Season open with the Clinton team going to Seaforth on June 3. In Group "A" only the first half of the schedule was drawn up. The road between Winghatn. and Whitechurch was strewn. with broken glass' and tacks for -a distance Of about six feet, A few autos were held up and one of the motorists took pains to sweep the road so tha.at others naight pass in safety. Probably the person who put this stuff on the road is not aware that if caught he would be likely to spend a couple of weeks. in the pen at Goderieln• 'Old Lady Passes Away One of Huron County's oldest resi- dents passed to her eternal reward in the person of Mrs. Jane Donoghue - Gagen, who died June 2nd., at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. Aitche- son in Winghani, Deceased was born in. Aberdeenshire, Scotland; July 31, 1831, coming to this country with her parents one year later, remaining a short time it the east before coming to Huron County, settling in Goderich Township, later removing to Emmet, St, Clair Co., where she remained for a period of ten years, returning again to Huron Co., where the balance of her life -was spent, in all about' 8x years. She is survived by one broth- er Chas, IVIcIntosh of Hullett Town- ship, also six children, Michael Deno- -ghee of Philadelphia. Pa., Capt Joseph of Buffalo, Thos. of Bay City, Mich, Win, and Mrs. McLennan of Detroit, IVIich., and. Mrs. E, Aitcheson of Wingliarn. She was a devoted mem- ber of the Roma.n Catholic Church. Deceased endured the Itaxdships of pioneer life bearing her burdens with a cheerful lovable disposition, Her many friends will regret to leatst of her demise The 'funeral will take place Wednesday, June 3rd., witb;.ser- vices at p o`cloek at Sacred Heart Church; in Winghani. Teter -meat in, St, Patriek's Cemetery at Goderieb, NI PERSONALS Mr, TP6. Murch has accepted a pos- ition. as elerk in the Post Office, 0 Mr. Will Fry of Detroit, spent a few days with relatives in town. Mrs. j. D. McEwen spent Sundtiy, with her sister Mrs. M. Kreuter at 'Dr. Jim MacDonald tind his mother, Mrs, Peter MacDonald were London visitors in, Wingham last week. Mrs. W. Bayliffe ef London, spent a few clays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacLeae, Alfred St Mr. John and Henry Aitcheson of Sarnia, are home to attend the fun- eral of their grandmotber, Mrs. Jard Mr. Geo. M. Robertson of Ypsilanti, Mich,, is spending a week with rela- .Teants are given to June s5th to tives Winghain and East Wawa - sign players, which must reside in nosh the County, and play with the nearest Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Greer,-1VIr. and team. - . Mrs. A. H. Musgrove and Miss Edna Following is the schedules that motored to Niagara Falls and Buffalo last week. • were drawn Clinton at Seaforth, June 3. Goderich at Wifigham, June 4. Bayfield at Clinton, June 9. Seaforth at Clinton June 13. Wingharn at Bayfield, June 14. ' Wingham at Clinton,' June 16. Seaforth at Goderich, June 18. Bayfield at Wingham,' Pine 18. Goderich at Bayfield, June 20. Clinton at Goderich, June 23. Goderich at Seaforth, June 26. Bayfield at Goderich, June 27. Seaforth VVingliam, July 4 - Clinton at Bayfield, July 5. Bayfield at Seaforth, July 7. Clinton at Wingha.m, July 16. "B" GROUP Mrs. Holland and Mrs, Crummer of Toronto, sisters of the -late George Haney, were here attending the funer- al last week. ' lyn,'are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W,'A. Currie, Catherine St , Mrs. Charles Skelding and daugh- ter Norma of Toronto, visited at the home of Mrs. j. A. Skelding, Frances St., over the week -end. Mr. H. G. Haney and wife of Brant- ford, Mr, D. Fell and wife of Seaforth, attended the funeral of the late Geo. Haney last Wednesday. Mr. Rich. Stone of Kincardine, ac- companied bandmaster Badin to Wingham on Sunday and took his ac- customed place in the Band. Mrs. 'Wm. Graham and. her two sons and Miss Lorna Artkenhea.d 'of Goderich Twp., at Auburn, June,_2. Stratford visited at the home of Mr. Brussels at Blyth, June 5. Geo, Cunningham on Sunday. Mr. Frank Logan of London, speet the 24th at the home of his sister, Mrs. Dawson, Shuter St. He was ac- companied by his son: Mr. Harold Lo- gan. and his wife. Gedericii Tp. at Brussels, June 26, Mr. Thos. Donoghue of Bay City, Auburn at Dungannon, June 6. Auburn at Blyth, June so. Brussels at Goderich rp. June 13. Blyth` at Dungannon, Jane 13. Dungannon at Auburn, June 23. Auburn at Goderich Tp. June 3o. Mich., and Mrs. M. Lannarr of De - Dungannon at Goderich Tp. July 4' troit, •11/fich., are in ,Wingham 'to at - Blyth at Auburn, July 4. , tend the funeral of their mother, Mrs. Auburn at iirtissels, July 9. Jane Gegen. Goderich Tp. at Dungannon, July so. Mr. Chas. S.- V.anNorrnan has' re- turned from Quebec. Mt Van.''Nor- man reports that weather conditions have been. just as disagreeable as in Ontario except it is a little "wetter" in Quebec. Dungannon at Blyth, July 5,4. Blyth at Brussels, July 17. Blyth at Goderich, Tp. July 21. Brussels at Auburn, July 25. Brussels at Dungannon, July 29. Miss Annie Wilson who has ,been Miss Maud Seli, of Detroit, is visit- connected with social service work ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. with Chalmeri Church, Montreal, is Frals, Sell, home on four months leave. She is visiting with her mother, Mrs. J. S. Annual Meeting Wilson, Edward St. The annual meeting of the North Heron United Farmers Political As- sociation will -be held in the Council Chamber, Wingham, on Friday after- noon, June 6th., at 2.30 o'clock. Oddfellows Decorate Graves ' 'The Othlfellows .decoration service on Sunday afternoon drew. a large crowd of people to the Wingharn cemetery. Many visiting brethren were present from neighbor rug towns and many others would likely have been here but for the funeral of the late 13ro. F. F. Freeman at Lucknow at the same time. The Winghain Band marched ahead of the procession and played several selections on the march and at the cemetery. D. D. G. Clarke Of Brussels and Bro. B. Elliott assisted in the service at the cemetery and Bro. Walter VanWyck marshalled the ,parade. Time and • • Note of Appreciation space will not permit us to mention. The officers and members of St. the names of the deceased brethren, Andrew's 'Westminster Guild wish to whose graves Were decOrated, publicly thank all those who so kind - Morden Is Alright ly assisted in producing the comedy The St. Thomas _Tit -nes -Journal "The Jones Entertain' We much comes out on Monday -with big head- appreciate the vocal selections of Mrs, ings and great praise tot...their pitch- A. H. Wilford and Mn G Buchanan, er, who is none other than our old also the Scotch Dancing of Miss friend, Win. Mordee. They have evi- Anea, McGillivray and the Misses Peg ing to the Flower City. On Satin- Our thanks are also due Mrs. R. day, May 3ist,, the St. Thomas team Clegg for her untiring efforts in the defeated Stratford 8 to n They have assistance alto rendered to rnake the the following to say to Morden: entertainment suah a decided succeif, "Legg° Morclen didn't evert exert. To the public we are deeply indebt- himself to win on Saturd.ay. He had ed for patronizing the performance a deceptive drop which Stratford and the cordial manner in which they couldn't fathom. The two hits which reeeived the efforts of the players. the'33ards got were rather weak." And in another place in the Paper Lions Elect Officers they say: Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gregory of Toronto, are spending a few weeks with Mrs. Gregory's mother, Mrs. F. Buchanan before sailing for England on July nth, where Mr. Gregory will take up his duties as the European manager of the Roman Meal Co. Ltd., large Cereal corporation operating in Canada and the 'United States. Red Deer, Alta, spent a few days at the home of,the Misses Fisher at the Post Office. Mr. Galbraith is the edi- tor of the paper at Red. Deer, and he and Mrs. Galbraith are on their way to Canada Weekly Press Association Convention and from their join the ed- itors and their wives on the trip to England. He paid the editor of The Advance -Times a pleasant visit on Tuesday. WOMEN'S INSTITHIE Annual Statement (of Receipts and :Expenditures The annual meeting of the Wing - hem Branch of the W. I. was held iu the Council Clumber on Thursday, May 29th Secretary and Treasurer reports showed that the Institute had a veiy prosperous year financially. The election of officers was held and iesultecl follows: --President, Miss Anderson; xs't, Vice -Pres., Mrs, For- bes; znd, Vice Pres.., Mrs. Wright; Secretary, Mrs, Elliott; Treasurer, Mrs, Bowers, Directors, Mrs. McGre- gor, ivlrs. Angus, 'Mrs, Hill, Mrs. Wellings, Mrs. Deans, District Re- presentative, Mrs. Williamson, Rep. to District Antual Meeting, Mrs. Mc- Gregor, Mrs. Adair, Mrs. McGill, Mrs. Cruikshank; Flower Committee, Mrs. Swanson, and Mrs*. Young, Pianist ly- and Mrs, Hill. • The District Presi- dent, Mrs. Whiteman. of Blyth, was present and gave a very fine address on Institute svork, showing what great good was being accomplished by. the different Institutes. Expenses for 1923-24 Printing and advertisipg .... Is 70 Summer delegates expenses 2 50 Serving dinner, 12th of July__ 3so 65 Prizes & draying for picnic 4 0° Donation to Lions Cl 2 00 Tuning piano 15 oo Agricultural Society s share 8o to Navy League 20 oct Delegates ex. to London Com 7 5o Christmas sheer boxes , 20 15 An invalid friend at Xmas and during the year 35 00 Wm. Murray on his goth birth- day and at Xmas 3o oo Blind Institute, Toronto 36 oo Pres. of Agricultural Soc. zoo oo Can. Home Journal for Hos 2 oo To flower committee 4 os Table ter use in our metings5 Baequet for -Agricultural Soc51 Quilts for Armenian home at Miss McAllister, Dis. Sec. _ 5 Cleaning rest room, broom, 'fix- ing chair 15 5 5 62 The Lions Club held their annual "There were some fans around•this creation of offiters On Friday eVening Missourian Metropolis who doubted 1\torden's pitching ability, but to hold the Bards down the way lie did on Saturday. was certainly an achieve- ment for Legge," Ride Bicycles 13oo Miles The following interesting clipping from the Toronto Daily Star refers te Mr. Claude Gregory, a son-in-law of Mts. F. Buchanan of Wingham. "As the result of a challeng•e be- tween frieeds, Dr, Robert G. Jackson' of io8 Vine avenue and C J. Gregory last night .completed 1,3oo mite bi- cyele tour, which took them to Que- bec city, Mottreal, south to New Yorlc city and west to Toronto, the entire trip consuming only 18 days. Di'. Jackson, who is 65 years of age and his young friend, Mr. Gregory, left Toronto, May 14, pedalieg the en- tire distance, sleeping out nights and cookitig their own; meals. Their pack weighed 50 pounds aad et no time, said Dr. Jackson to-ctay, did the ac- cept a "life on the road. Dr, Jackson iS president of the 'Ro- man Meal Co. "Ltd., and Mr. Orcgoty is eoeneeted with the firm, immediately after their fortnightly luncheon, The following are the new - elected officers: snd Vice -C. R. Wilkinson. 3rd Vice -Josh Hirst. Secy. -I. W. McKibbon, Treas,-J, A. Wallace. Lion Tamer -A. Tipring MacLean. Music Cominittet.--T, H. Gibson, At the luncheon Chief T. C. King briefly addressed W. G. Patterson and Rev. 1-1, W, Snell presented him with an ever -sharp pencil as a rememb- rance from the Lions prior to his de- "parture for Detroit. those who were not present misSed the treat of the season, the singing of the sextette, Messrs. AMos Tiplirig, W.. A. Gal- braith, A. Walker, t, III-at/toy were also rendered by Messrs. H. L, Miscellaneous ex. for teas Secretary fees 00, Tr CaS fees oo Banquet for Masons . 25 Concert in hall 28 Dramatic Club, Walkerton __'78 so .Stationery, Postage, stamps on cheques ' 2 00 Caili on hand '''39 02 $ 1908 46 • Cash reeeived For 1923-24 • May 3sst, cash in bank 34 77 Membership fees 29 25 35 o8 Collections at teas 57 00 Christmas cheer collection. Ghristmas cheer tea - 33 -1.5 12 25 Rent of dishes Serving dinner 12th July ._-__ 682 15 Serving dinner at' fall fair and • Front Town Coen. tuning piano 5 oo 51 44 Sale of wash cloths Dr. Vinning's lecture r5 Ban. of Masons & eatables sold 193 90 Concert in Town Hall "The IVIernorial Fund 244 76 44 00 50 70 oo 95 00 44 75 $ 1908 46 DRUGGISTS MEETING The Anneal district meeting of the Druggists of district No. 12, Huron, Grey and Bruce was held in Port El- gin on Wednesday, May 28th. Mr. J. Walton McKibbon, reeve of Wing - ham, was again honored by being.re- elected President of the district. Reeve J. W. McKibbon Mav irighaz Istreessestes avatti alma* at al mer ht Here I. Mr. MeKibbon was accompanied to Port Elgin by Mr. John Quirk who renewed acquaintances in Port Elgin and Southampton- Mr. Qiiirk has the dittthetieti of being conductor on the first train which ran into the lat- ter village. Along conies holidaY time Do not forget you0(odale You can have many snaps that will give great pleasure arid re- new the summer ,!Ind holiday time when they are gone, RE A 50c ox of Jonteel Combination Cream "Free" with every purchas% of a box of Jonteel Cold Cream Face Powder at 50c. That is $1.00 Value for 50c. "Our every day Cut Prices save you money" Wine -ham, Ont. re Plane S3 11W121111111111 111111111S111211111111111111111i111191111111 Masons Elect Officers The following officers were elected at the Tuesday night meeting in, Wing- Cha.plain-H, F. McGee Treas.-J. W.. McKibbon Sec'y-R. A. Coutts Mr. J., L. Stewart of Belgrave, has just "wound up a successful year as the Master' of the lodge. Graduate as Doctors Misses Annie and Laura Robinson are in Toronto this week attending the graduation exercises at Toronto Uni- versity where thier brother, Mr. Har- old Robinson has passed with honors his final medical ea. -ams. Two Wingham bbys graduated as Doctors of Medicine at Western Uni- versity viz: Mr. J. Hardy Geddes, son of Mrs. J. L. Geddes of Waterloo, and Smith, manager of the Bank of Com- merce at Wingham. Methodist Church Notes Sunclay, June 8th., 1924 TO nt-Prayer and Praise Service. ix a. m. -Morning -Worship. Ser- vice conducted by Mr. F. W. French, M. A. assisted by Dr. Stewart. 2.30 p. m. -Sunday School. 7 p. in. -Service in charge of the Young People. Two brief addresses: "What the Young People Expect of the Church and Duties of Church to Her Young People," by Mr. Gordon Buchanan. "What .the Church Ex- pects of Her Young People; or the Duties of the Young People to the P.,. S. -Next Sunday, June isth. Sunday School will commence at so Bright Young Lady Congratulations are due Miss _ freda B. Dorothy French who receiv- ed the prize for the highest general standing, teaching in Schools of Nur- sing The prizes were awarded. at the Capitod Theatre, Montreal, on May 3xst. It will be remembered that Miss French won a scholarship at McGill last yean She is,fhe brilliant daught- Entertainment And Meeting A meeting in the interests of Prd- testantism will be held. under the aus- pices of Wingham Orange Lodge, No. -794 in the town hall on Tuesday evening, June loth at 8 o'clock. Hon. the speaker and his subject will be "Orangeism and Canadian Citizen- ship." There will also be bagpipe se- lections by Sergt. Major Alex. Mac- donald Hannah apd scotch dancing- by Miss Penny Hannah and solos by Mayor W. R Willis, Mr. Gordon Bu- chanan and others. The public are cordially invited. Silver collection to help defray expenses. •Celebrate xst of July A number of citizens met on Mon- day evening in the clerk's office and decided to organize an Amateur Ath- letic ASsociation. The elected the fol- lowing officers: Pres. -G. L. Braekenbury and Vice --Frank MacLean Secretary -Dr. G. W, Howson Treas.-H. B. Elliott Executive Committee - T. J. Mc- Lean, W. B. McCool, W. H. Gurney, Alf. Lockeridge, T. H. Gibson, Canva.ss Committee -Herb. Camp - This committee purpose taking over the canvas and plank: of the Dominion Daay Sports Committee also assuming their note at the Bank for $3oo anti carrying on. They are making arran- gements to put on a Dominion Day Celebration in Winghani this year. ormancoazummutanascrimnosmaer For Children shoes for Sport Wear We are showing many original and exclusive de- signs in Children's Footwear, Sporting Oxfords, Dainty Strap Slippers, Airy 13arefoot Sandals and Fleet Foot Outing Shoes Best Quality, Moderate Prices. 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