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H� WINGHAi'VI TIMES.
VOL XXXIIL—NO. 1688.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO. THURSDAY. JUNE 16, 1904,
$1 A YEAR IN ADVAN
No Tailoring
Bettor Than Ours
and our prices
begin at $12.00
The man who needs a new
suit; whether for daily, business
wear or for dress, can do; no
better than leave his order here.
He will save a great deal in
first cost; he will get his clothes
quickly; and he will get them as
well trade and stylishly fashioned
as it is possible to make them; he
will have hundreds of fabrices to
choose from; and he will be saved
the doubtful economy and un-
certain satisfaction of ready-made.
Suits—made to order—made
to measure—made to fit—made
to satisfy.
No fit, no pay;
You know, of course.
that's our way
SUMMERY THINGS
Summery Toggery is now
on the bill. We have lots of cool
comtort in store for our patrons.
Make your, selections now,
Don't wait until the thermometer
says 99° and then rush in madly
for Summer Duds.. Now if you
need. anything in . summer plum-
age.
We're Yours for Comfort
Summer Hats (Straw and
otherwise)—Our Neglige shirts—
Our Breezy Underwear -- Our
Summer Neckwear- there's oceans
ot comfort.
It will take"but little of the
"wherewith"outfit,
to bu
the
.
and just think how contented
you'll he after we have togged
you out for the summer campaign.
lIollillth Bros.
Call Up Telephone 59
When you want the best and
freshest to be had iu
GROCERIES
and the latest, prettiest and
most up•to-date in
CROCKERY
Our a
increasingtrade and our
many satisfied customers are the
best evidences we want that the
goods we haudle are right.
We aim to get the best—and we
get it.
Having put on a new delivery
wagon, our customers rosy rely
on prompt delivery of goods.
R. A. Hutchison
GROCERIE$ AND CROCKERY
Goods delivered promptly. Phone 59
Who Wants a Farm ?
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Transfers of Property.
Mr. Jas. Walker ha sold his brink cot-
tage on John street t Mr. Henry Road-
house, of Fordwich. Mr. David Rush
has purchased Mrs, , . A. McDonalcl'e
frame cottage on.Sh ter street. `.these
sales were made t trough Mr. 0, J.
Maguire, real estate gent. _„
House maid wanted. Good wages.
Apply to Orr Bros., King Edward hotel.
I have over 4,000 acres of choice farm lands
for sale, in 60, 75, 100 150 and 200 acres, lots in
Kinlos6, Greenock. Bruce, Kincardine Huron
and Ashfield Townships. Good lands with
good buildings to bo sold cheap on easy terms.
Also a good sawmill for sale, almost for a song.
Also a good blacksmith shop (dwelling in con-
nection a good business, for sale cheap.
A hotel doing good business for sale cheap.
Also a wagonshop. A general store,with largo
trade, live village. Also a large amount of
money to loan at 5 per cent. For further par-
ticulars apply to
T, A. MaoKENZIE,
Insurance Agent, Holyrood.
Clothiers a Gents' Furnishers.
i
M AR R I'A:GE';I:1PgN S ES
Issued by FRANK PATERSON, No. 23 Victoria
street. Wingham. Ont. No witnesses required.
DOMINION BANK
WINOHAM
Capital paid up, $ 3,000 ,00
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $ 3,474,000
Skips
t the meetit
Bowling Club ou
following skips w
season :—Messrs,
ley Holmes,
Kuechtel, R. Vail
A. M. Crawford a
REAL ESTATE!
Why I am Successful in this
Line of Business.
ppointed.
g of the Wiugham
snide), dn evening,the
re appointed for the
T. Holloway, Dud-
10. Holmes, Ohas.
tone. D. T. Hepburn,
rd Ed Nash
WANTED—Car of butter, 350 tubs by
June 10th. Eggs, 19c trade; 14c cash.
GEo. E. KING
First Gar • en Party
The Wingham cit
their first garden pa
Tuesday evening of
I am malting a specialty of this business.
I know my business.
I am aggressive end progressive..
I never show parties my investments unless
I am satisfied they have the money and metro
business.
All matters are strictly confidential.
1 have been here for years and believe that I
have the confidence of the ecoplo.
There is it buyer for every business some-
where in rhe country. I have sold property in
lyesYshort e
thattha owner has
to
dispose of for y+a1:4—arid some good ones
at
that.
It's my specialty and I know it.
Yours for quick sales,
C. J. MAGUIRE
Real Estate and Business Transfer Agent,
VANSTOWE BLocrc. WINGHAM, ONT.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Sale of
An auction sale
is advertised to tai
Bristol Terrace, -
evening, June 2
Terms of paymen
may be had froi
McKenzie, Wing
zeas' baud will hold
ty of the season on
next week. A good
program is }wing pr Tared and refr' sh-
meats will be sere
are still owing a b
uniforms and are ti
raising funds to
There should be a 1
first garden party o
own Lots.
f thirteen town lots
place ou the grounds
ingham, on Tuesday
st, at seven o'clock.
and all information
the owner, Mr. Geo.
am.
A few Bags of Seed Peas still on hand
and all kinds of Seed Corn, at
T. A. MILLS.
Farmers' Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the United States aud Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to principal 30th June and 31st
December each year.
D. T. HEPBURN, Manager,
R. Vanstone, Solicitor.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCNAM.
Capital paid up, $2,000,000.00.
Reserve Fund, $1,700,000.00.
Total Assets, $22,000,000.
President= Hos. WM. GInsON.
Vice -President and
General Manager — T. TURNBULL.
DIEEOTORS
George Roach, John Proctor, A. B. Lee,
John 5, Hendrie, Geo. Rutherford,
Inspector—H. M. WATSON.
Savings Bank--Hour4 10 to 8; Saturday, 10
to 1. Deposits of $1 and upwards reeeived. In-
terest allowed, and computed on the 80th No-
vember and 31st May each year and added to
principal.
t;tiooiw.t deposits also received at current
rows et interest.
Drafts oh t*re..t Britain and the united
States Bought and sold.
' notified
that thea
ank of Hain.•
ikon
endd it are its Branches Issue Cironlar Ratee of
National Provincial Batik of England, Limited,
which oat[ be cashed without (Barge or trou-
ole in any part of site world.
W. 0bl%)3O171..D, Agent
p>toatNBON all 11010411S, Solioiiorel.
Died at
Mr. John Berry,
was a well-known
died at Port Arthi
last after a week's
tion of the lungs.
conducting a
for the past five
were brought to
for interment.
ort Arthur.
:ho for many years
resident of Lucknow,
on Friday evening
Sixty Year ► in Canada.
Mr Jobst Taylor,
the best known rest
landed iu Canada si
Monday morning.
years Mr. Zaylor
ilton and has for fo
on bis farm in Hits
and Mrs. Taylo: ar
residents of the to w
friends will wish t
of good health aud:
d. The baud boys
ante on their new
ting this means of
wipe out the debt.
rge crowd at their
the season.
We are pnying the highest cash price
for wool, delivered at our tannery on
Victoria Street.
PRINGLE & GROVES.
Gode •ich to D
The great $1 00 r
to Detroit two days
day, June 21st, pro;
patronized from th
gers will leave Lackl
grave, Blyth and L
train on 21st, cornet
special train from S
Returuing Thins sp
Goderich for Wingl.
intermediate poen
23rd, on arrivai of '
troit Excursion.
land trip Goderich
xcursion' on Tues -
uses to be largely
s section. Passen-
ow, Wingham, Bel•
nclesboro on regular
ing at Clinton with
Word to Goderich.
cial train will leave
Lucknor and
on eveni•g of
oat from Setroit.
f Zetland, one; of
ents of this section
tv years ago last
For a number of
worked near Ham-
ty-nine years lived
Wawanosh. Mr,
probably the oldest
iship and their many
m many more years
sappiness.
PASTIME—Good pasture to let; either
for cattle or horses. Apply to H. Ham-
ilton, Victoria street.
Garden
A garden party u
Eadie's Presbyteria
will be held at the
Robinson, 10th con
June 23rd, Music
the Winghant ci
Presbyterian chest
freshnieuts will
grounds. Everyor
to come and spen
Admission 25e., c
Party.
der the auspices of
hurt} Turnberr
C ,
,
y
sidence of Mr. Wm.
ession, on Thursday,
will be furnished by
Izens' band and the
of Teeswater. Re-
e dispensed on the
o is cordially invited
a pleasant evening.
Ilriren 16c.
Au Al upright piano, nearly new, at a
great bargain. Also an Al bike buggy
aud phaeton for sale. Apply to
Roar. McINnoo.
Won th
Eva MacMatb,
cousin of Mr. R. J.
was successful in F
examination in her
ate nurse in one of
last week, aucl obti
A Kincardineyouni
and out of the lar;
finished their eours
Canadian y dung 1a
late our lady frieuci
No. .Loit Spring . w' e at $
2.70 per
hundr-'i, everyroll
e nranteed, at
FISHLEIGFI'S ARDWARE STORE.
FOR SAL[:—Two black horses, two we -
gone, set bob sleighs and sot double har-
ness. Apply to D. Showers, Edward
street.
Narrowly Escape • Serious Injury.
On Thursday ni lit last Mr. W. H.
Green sustaiued an njury which might
easily have resultemore seriously. He
stepped into a trap loor leading to the
cellar of his residei ce, and fell to the
bottom. His head struck against the
stone wall, stunn g him for a mo-
ment, and the cord of his right leg were
severed close to th knee, requiring the
services of a physi an to attend to the
injury. Mr. Gree now goes about by
the aid of crutches, and his friends hope
soon to see hint c upletely restored.
Big Union Farm
to Guelph Mode
Jane 20th. Spec
Wingham at 7:35
$1.25, good for tw
illness of infiamma- eursiou to Guelph
r. Berry had been
store at Port Arthur
ears, The remains
ucknow on Monday
Big Race M
The large pur
nine harness ra
three runs of $20
day, has attract
entry list of fas
meet will be the
section of Oritar
The enterprise
giving purses larg
gether at Listo
and American ho
appreciated by a 1
dates are Tuesd
Thursday next we
eting at Listowel.
es given at Listowel,
es of $500 each and
each, four races each
an unusually large
horses, and that the
est ever held in this
is already assured.
the Association in
enough to bring to -
the best Canadian
es will he sure to be
rge attendance. The
y, Wednesday and
k, June 21, 22 and 23.
Grand 0
The Grand Ora
America was hel
and Dr, T. S. Sp
ted as Grand Ma
retary's report s
of 0,078 member
ing losses, left
Thirty-eight prim
sued during the y
urer showed re ei
penditure $4,307
hand is now $1
tween the Orang
Blues ovet the
complete. The
a memorial hon
Wallace elsew
meeting of the
in Owen Senn
ange Lodge,
ge Lodge of British
at Picton last wook,
tile, M.P. was re -oleo
ter. The Grand Sec•
wed a total addition
which, after .deduct•
net gain of 6,000.
ry warrants were is'
r. The Grand Treas-
ts $4,441.56. and ex -
3. The balance on
5517,03. The split be -
Order and the True
,Acton Orphanage, is
range Order will erect
to the late 1.L1'. Clarke
ere. The next annual
rand Lodge will be held
rs' Institute excursion
Farm, on Monday,
tl traiu will leave
o'clock a. in. Fare
days The only ex -
his year.
West Hu on Licenses.
The license co missioners of West
Huron held a me ting last week at Clin-
ton to consider s:vernl applications for
transfer of licen s. The transfer from
Jos. Ra.ttenbnry of Clinton, to M. Stan-
ley, who conte from Chatham, was
grauted, and ihr ,e others were granted
conditionally as some papers iu couuec-
r were not complete.
'lis Bros., of Goderich,
of Port Elgin; from
ton, to Geo. Brixton,
rom Jas Broadway,
hos. Hill, of Loudes•
tion with transf
These are from
to Andrew Sheila
Samuel Pike, Cli
of Goderich; and
of Wingham, to
boro.
N THE P AYGPOUNDS
Events of Loca
Field of S
the Pa
Interest on the
ort During
t Week.
Wingham 2.
A very good gaui
nessed by those wh
birion watch on t
evening between th
Wingham juniors.
the -visiting tea
fine combination
keeper of both side
work, thus keepi
which was 2 to 1 in
Mr. H. H. Wigh
duties of referee.
Prize.
oderich township,
TacMath, Wingham,
using an honorary
nal year as agradu-
ew York's hospitals
ned a prize of $50.
lady received second
e number that had
three quarters were
lies. We congratu-
on her success.
Go to C. J. Maguire, Real Estate
Agent, if you want to buy a house in
town, he has just what you want.
Citizens Bat
The Wingham citi
first open air band c
on the'tow't.park un{
An eccelleht prog
which was thorougl
large number of p
need of a good band
concerts. The differ
not be properly hear
are on the ground
some effort inacle to
stand erected at an e
Teeswater I.
of lacrosse was wit -
attended the cab" -
park on Monday
Teeswater club and
The home players of
put up some very
ork and the goal
did very effective
g down the score,
favor of Wingham.
an performed the
Wingham Lo
Wingham Baseba
Cargill on Friday la
2. This game was
ed as it should bay
of the game good b
In the first innings
wild and let in a r
scored another anti
when the Wingh+
usual trick of "goi
Cargill scored thre
boys, if they would
able to win from C
they will give a bet
selves in future. T!
Cargill, . 1
Wingham 0
(d Concert.
ens baud held the
ucert of the season
Friday evening lap
in was rendered,
y enjoyed by the
ople present. The
tend is felt at these
•ti
nt3el Selections us ca
u-
•h e
n the players
w e
There should be
ave a proper baud
trly date.
Coal, Black Coal.
And still it conies! During the past
week we received 14 cars of coal. To
prove our statement, look at the eidings
on the railways and our sheds; also the
well-filled bins of our customers. Ask
Customs Officer Mr. H. Davis if we are
getting any coal. He knows, Aud still
it is corning. Go look at our stock . sk
for sample and test it for yoursel'. This
will convince you that oursto. is what
we claim—the best by all od• s. Parties
wanting coal for winter u.. and cannot
take it in at preseu kin . y pass in your
name and about tit, a•.ount of coal you
want, and we will • ace your name on
our books, which will secure you safe
Ifor the winter; only costing 'boa one
post card or a call at our office. Think
! of the last two winters! We might say
we are surprised beyond measure at the
amount of orders we have already re•
ceived • did not expect one-half. But
we are prepared for it, and here tender
our thauks to the people for their trade.
By July 1st our stock of wood will be
abundant, so that we can supply prompt-
ly. Coal and wood office, next to 14I. E
branch office, A. E. Smith's bauk. phone
6; residence phone 40. See adv. for
terms and prices, which will be strictly
adhered to. W. H. tiro EN.
Large stock of sample (right up to.
date) ready -to -Wears at reduced prices,
at Mrs, Green's.
Canadian For sters High Court.
It is expected i t addition to officers
and delegates, t at all the past high
chief rangers of the Canadian Order
of Foresters, exe:pt one who has re-
moved to the Uni ed States, will attend
the annual menti g of the Order being
held in Toronto t is week. The follow-
ing are the past . (doers:—Bro. Rev, G,
G. McRobbie, ' helburne; Bro. H.
Lang, Lansing, ich., Bro. Robt. Elliott,
Ingersoll; Bre, E ward Towe, London;
Bro. 0, E. Britto , Gananoque; Bro, II,
Gamma., Guelp and, Bro. G. Faulkner,
Brantford. Mes a. W, F. Waehsmuth,
N. L. Brandon, . Beckwith and H. B.
'Elliott are repress nth* Court Maitland
at this annual in : ting,
t to Cargill.
boys again lust to
t by a score of 5 to
ot as largely attend -
been. During part
seball was played.
Wiugham boys got
in. Neither team
the seventh iunings
in boys did their
in the air" and
rolls. The local
play steady ball, are
rgill and we hope
or account of them-
e snore by innings : —
0000301-5
0000002-2
The "Irish Ni
e" vs. Wingham.
Very S.i
Profound sympat
Aar. and Mrs. Phili
of Tarnberry in the
of their eldest Bang
which took place o
week ,under peculiar'
About a week ago M
misfortune to injur�
ping on a nail, but n
ees were thought of
Tuesday morniug sh
Lockjaw developed,
pite the efforts of m
care and attendance
away about 5 o'oloc
The funeral takes p
afternoon at 2 30 o'
ham cemetery.
eter y
A game of base • til will be played on
the town park, Wi tgham, between the
"Irish Nine" of i ucan and the home
team on Friday, J ue 24th, at 4 o'clock
P. 1m. sharp. The nanager and officers
respectfully ask be patronage of the
citizens general , , ss baseball games
are more expen ive to run than any
other game. Un --ss the public patron.
ize the gaine, th management will be
unable to give a y more games at home,
o secure teams from
peing no baseball play
ns. This game will be
and will be the last
Death.
y will be felt for
Dawson and family
very sudden death
er, Nettie Susanna,
Tuesday of this
sad circumstances.
ss Dawson had the
her foot by step -
serious consequen-
t the time, aud on
was about as usual.
however, and des-
dical skill and the
bestowed she passed
Tuesday evening.
ce this (Thursday)
look, to the Wing -
Dr. Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, London,
3rd door East St. Andrew's Church.
Glasses supplied. Will be at Queen's
Hotel, Wingham, June 29th.
Fortnightly
Tho Young Ladle
held the last meetin
home of Miss Greg
June 2nd. Last s
'period of from Sept
the members of th
study of Julius Cae
`peare's great histor'
thoroughly enjoyed
Shakespeare's plays
subject of study f
work. The electiot
the last meeting of
rhe followiug:—Pr
parson ; 1st Vice—Pri
2nd Vice President,
Secretary, Miss
as they have
a distance, tnere
od ila near -by tosi
strictly up-to-dat
for four weeks or more, when they ex-
pect to play Ingersoll, St. Thomas and I
Landon. Th officers and players
of the home t• m would be greatly
obliged if the spectators would re-
frain front "roo ing" as it gives the
visitots a bad ii rpression of the local I
team as well as rhe town, and also
"rattles" the pia rs, blocks the umpire, I
etc. Give the p • yers a cheer when
required, but don t ,retake that yelping f
sound, much like t.ie grey wolf.
ub Officers.
Fortnightly Club
of the season at the
y ou the evening of
isou, covering the
23rd to June 2nd,
club took up the
ar, one of Shakes -
:al plays, which was
by all. Another of
will probably be the
the next season's
of officers held at
he club resulted iu
ident, Miss Farqu-
sident, Miss Irwin;
Mrs. L. Cumuliugs;
ern yn; Assistant
Secretary, Miss Cjiisholm; Treasurer,
Miss Reynolds.
WANTED—Eggs, IGc trade, 14o cash,
tom mencing May 25th. Treat those ped-
lars fair; make thein them take your but-
ter, pork, etc , with the eggs. same as
your general merchant Coes. Potatoes
wanted. Gao. E. KINGe
Znrbrigg' photo >a ller '
r phG4
one ; ,
ANTISEPTIC
Fool Powder
What Is It?
It is a discovery which cures
sore, tired, tender, aching,
sweating or swollen feet.
It is prepared by the Premier
Medical Co., of New 'fork
and Chicago, and FOR A
LIMITED TIME ONLY
RETAILS AT
45 cents per box.
Try a box and And relief.
Sold in Wingham by
a
Iton
MeKihon,
MO,
Neat door to Post Office.
The Wingham '.chool Nine Baseball
Team journeyed •. Lucknow on Thurs-
day 9th to play friendly game, and
met defeat at th; hands of Lucknow's
best and only ba eball.team, by the score
of seven to four Although beaten, it
was a pretty go.s showing for a School
Team. The Sch of Niue aro bound to
win at the retur game which will be
played in the ne. r future. Be on the
look -out for auno ncement, as you could
not afford to miss the game.
Clinton Collegi to Football Club have
been deluged wit challenges this season
to play for the Hough Cap, and for
two months there has been agame every
week. Saturday Galt Club tried hard
to life the cup, b t were not successful,
s
the score being 2 o 0 in favor of Clin-
ton.
The return mat
Wingham baseba
in the park, Win
ing of this wkek.
o'clock. T,.is g
well worth seeiu
I make it a point to
In the semi-fiva
match between Br
the latter place on
Brussels won by a
li of the Lucknow and
1 clubs will be played
ham, on Friday even -1
Game called at 6
me will no doubt bo
and everyone should
be present.
intermediate football
ssels and Mildmay at
Ionday of this week,
core of 3 to O.
12th duly Ielebration.
The committee in
July celebration in
are putting forty es
tjiis the most succe
r
here,there e e is
present that their e
rewarded. Alread
lodges have signifie
being present. and
petted that a nu
doubled. A numb;
be present from a
i Wingham citizens
ple and suitable m
inent members of
sent and deliver a,
are being made
Ion the ]2th, w
1 three-day rate a
means of bringi
ing brethren ma
welcome at this
FARMERS TAKE
opened our grain
ham, and are prep
of grain. We also
andbarley for sale
SEA
oTtcE—We have re-
arohouse in Wing -
red to bny all kinds
cave Manitoba wheat
for feed.
O1iTtI MILLING Co.
Institute A
The annual nee
Farmers' Institut
residence of H.
afternoon of June
business will be tr
election of office
ronto, will be p
Institute will liol
same time and pl
be held in conne
your basket. M
and Mrs. Ca
inPb
Institute. R.lt
Morrie, vice pres
Secretary of Per
nual Meeting.
ng of the West Huron
will be held at the
orris, Loyal, on the I
22nd, when the yearly
nsttcted, including the
s. Mr. Putman, To -
sent. The Women's i
their meeting at the,
ce: apicnic will also
tiou. Come and bring
Cantelton is president
11 secretary of Women's
Holing, president; H.
dent ani P. C. Elfotd
ers' Institute.
HELLEBORE
PARiS CREEK
BLUE STONE
BUC DEATH
In Fact everything for sprinkling
Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Currant and
Gooseberry Bushes and Potatoes.
We Persnme BL'G DEATH is a new
preparation in this Part of the
country. We only ask you to look into '
the matter—try a pound—it has been
used in other places with good success—
Why not with you?
A,I,McCall&Co.
LIMITED.
Druggists and Opticians,
Successors to--
COLIN A. CAMPBELL.
ONT.
a WINGHAM,
be
ingbamoarge of thisthyea12thr
ry effort to make
sful one ever held
very indication at
'orts will be amply
upwards of forty
their intention of
is confidently ex-
ber will be about
of brass bands will
stance, and, with the
band will furnish am -
Ste for the day. Prom -
he Order will be pre.
dresses. Arrangements
.r special train service
ich, together with the
pounced, should be the
g a large crowd. Visit -
be assured of a hearty
elebration.
Many CaIIs
are received from business fi4ms ,and.
Many Students are placed in good
positions each year by the famous
•
CENTRAL
STRATFORD., ONT.
This school stands for the highest
and best iu business education in
Canada to -day. Many business col-
leges employ our graduates as. teach-
ers. We have scores of applications
trom other colleges. Ask to see them
the day you eater. Commense course
now. Catalogue free.
W. J. ELLIOTT
PRINCIPAL,
A Good H. If Day's Work.
Mr. Wm. And son, who resides i
the Township of urnberry, about tw
utiles from Wi gleam, and who ha
passed his 77th m lestone in life, recent',
clipped twenty sh ep in half a day. Thi
is certainly a • etty good half days
work for one wh, has attained such a
age. Mr. Ander-.n is a Scotchman, and,
this no doubt acc.unts for his remark=
able energy and : cavity. He has been.
a resident of this locality for many years
having been presret at the raising of the'
first house bui -- in Wingham. Thu;
TIMES wishes M Anderson yet man
years of health a c1 vigor.
—Secure the TIimEs till January 1St,
1905. Ouly 50 cents. -
Sandals and Slippers
Our Sandal and Slippet display attracts the atten-
tion of every lady who gets in sight of our store.
Such beauty points in fine shoemaking as are shown
in our Dainty Sandals and Slippers leave the ordinary
Shoe Store.
Hopelessly Stranded
Sandals of different heights and Slippers of all styles
of cut and toe shapes. Pretty Oxfords, also.
Cuban and French Heels. Patent Kid, Vici Kid,
Patent Leathers, etc., etc.
Just Footwear elegance for your feet.
Ladies, step in and see the show, it's a display
worth seeing.
Oxfords and Slippers, prices - $1.00 to $3.00
1111100.
W. J. GREER
The
Shoe Man.
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