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-particular reaso,n to ..remember a in Niagara Falls. Three,hundred and cial nature, will' be held at 8 o'clock Advocate. I of the fo-ot is the commonest ailment the incorrect footwear that, causes of f�et fun,. Heretofore the look of , -
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. I 10 to 7, and team will attend in a body. All vamp too pincbcLd, that arch weak- knees, sagging abdomen, flattened heel has been taken, up by the 9best' .2
I -,,-/,�� . found''plenty Of takers, It wag a friends of the teanii, who have fol- If you have a free and easy muscle ness is seen in thecallous on the ball che8t, and curving spine'. . dressed" it's another story to wommem . . .w�
. . - . 0 0 , , tough battle, with no quarter given lowed the boys through the year, are action at every step, you're lucky. of the foot. It's a first sign of thi-s II introduce tbe foot subject to call Women will follow a vogue Vb= .i;
. and none asked. Blood flowed freely cordially invited to be present. Rev. You don't know how lucky you are troobje,'tinless, as in rare cases, the attention to the 'healthier trend in they won't follow the doctorls order% ' I �.,
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I . I ,brooms. They were met'at the sta- Life.". An impressive 'public baptd-s- one in the (business of handling weak beginning ,with minor arch discom- on the streets in high-Jheeled' sbocs, er toe space in ea,sier muscle actkmn� �!
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I The game which clinched the ebam- fant son of Rev. and 'Mrs. G. E. Mor- experience on stage is ed women. For evening and dancing I ,better posture will conwince, thent- A
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1, . I ,Paris. A special train took 225 will baptize the children of parents, I'm told that callous on the .ball Here's what foot troubles and I low enough to promise the maxityrum It'heinii. . ,�
.. -]�AvRWT you noticed that your Stratford fans d<)vvm for the game. cf the congregation, who present I . !
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