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VOL XXXV.-NO. 1811.
Giving Up
Business
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THE SALE LASTS UNTIL
OCTOBER 25.
have decided to give up
business in Wingham, and
in order to sell quickly
offer my entire stock of
Suiting s, Overcoatings,
Pantings, Hats, Caps,Shirts,
Collars, Neckties Under-
wear, etc., etc.,
AT COST AND
BELOW COST
This is a genuine sale and
thetock must be sold.
Terms of Sale SPOT CASH
—no goods charged.
All accounts must be paid
by October 25th inst.
Shop Furniture will also
be sold, such as, three large
Mirrors, Sewing Machines,
Safe, Office Desk, Window
Rack, etc., etc.
M.S.L. Mud
2 door e from post office.
HELP
WANTED
Young ladies and gentlemen who
are desirous of making a record,
are wanted at the
Wingham Business College
(Affiliated with Clinton Business
College)
to prepare for Bookkeepers, Sten-
ographers and Telegraphers. Dar-
ing July and Augnst'we could only
fill ONE - TENTH of the positions
offered our graduates.
Catalogue free.
GEO. SPOTTON, - Prindipal.
GENERAL LOC,A.L NEWS,
Saturday $
20 pairs et Lad
Toe, Blotter C
new geode, regu
nrday next for
W. J., GREER.
n$.
)b
ola, Patent
9, all sizes,
ice, V 00, Sat
50. See window.
Wingham'Ri e Association.
A meeting of Je members of the
Wingham Rifle taoojtion, and all
others interestei n the organization.)
Will be held tnf 14r Dudley Relines
office, to Morrow(Friday) evening, IA
8 o'olot?k, A la4go attendance is re-
quested.
Highest price paid for bide e and poul-
try at T. Fells' butcher shop.
Hallelujat- Wedding.
A happy eyent to nt place in the Wing -
ham Salvation Amy barracks lad night
when a hallelujah wedding was held.
Lieut -Col. Sharp erformed the Entre-
Mony, uniting in ziarriage Mr. Leonard
Walton and Miss toile Smith, both of
Wingham. A 1 rge manlier of our
townspeople were resent.
SLAUGHTER Sem—This sale includes
dress goods, furs, overcoats and pea
jackets. Terms cash. G. E. SING
Remarka
Mr. W. P. Grier
grew in his garde
citrons, the Equal
weight we think
They are of oval
and firm, and thei
47 pounds—one 23
• We have no doub
cured the red tic
bibited at the fal
Ie Growth.
on, of Patrick street,
this year Et couple of
f which for size and
meld be bard to find.
ape, perfectly sound
• combined weight is
and the other 24 lbs.
these would have se -
et had they been ex -
air.
INGHA
NVINGHAM. ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1O6,
Wear Gr. eer's Shoot; and Etzbbers
Purchas
Last Saturday,
Posseesion or te
whioh iee tuts pun
Denyer. Mr, Pat
°lase workman t%fl(
dry will be sure of
of satisfaction.
inucknow Se ftinel Sold.
Mr, Zeroes Bryan I
now Sentinel to Mr. -
d Laundry. who for some time h
r, W. G. Paton took
Wingham laundry
aped from Mr, Geo
will engage a Aran .
patrons ef the lame
getting the very best
an gild the lack-
je A. meGiegor,
el been in °barge
Mr. McGregor
amen MoGreg-
a print-
ooess in his new
est wishes. Mr.
of the Sentinel
nd wilt continue
here be still has
APPLES WANT .—At the evaporator.
Highest prices aid. BROWN & IRWIN.
Recomrn ded to College,
. At the meei4 of the MacLeod Pres-
bytery, held at Lethbridge, Ana, Mt,
Edgar Eendersoj of this town was nigh-
ly commended tor his excellent work
as a missionary 4i the Little Baw Smith
district and the resbytery recommend.
ed him to oolleg
WANTED—Will pay the highest prioe
for chickens and bees, delivered at Wm
Armour & Son's, any day but Saturday.
A Build
Mr, J. E. Swart
in erecting a buil
Work was comm
week ago on his I
now the brick wor
building is 41x]
95,000 bricks, the
being done in min
will be using his li
post office buildin
ng Record.
has made a record
Log in quick order.
need less than two
rge livery barn and
is completed. The
feet and contains
eying of the brick
days. Mr. Swarts
erg barn „before the
is completed.
Fon linne.—A furnished house for
rent for the winter months, Enguire at
Timms office.
Hocks Meeting.
A meetinifor t e re -organizing of the
Wingham bOokeyl olnb will be held in
the Council Chun er on Friday evening
of this week. A11J parties interested in
the game are rennested to attend the
meeting. This snort promises to be
popular in Wingh m during the coming
winter.
FOR RENT.—Double store, centrally
looated ; also, living rooms upstaire.
Possession given November let. Apply
to Dr. P MAOnoNALD.
A Stro g Team.
A team of borse4, whose weight does
not exceed 2200 lb ., belong to Mr. Bert
Watson, of Morrisj recently drew a load
of 150 bushels of 1 e. making 54 tone
weight, from the 13dmin lime works to
the Belgrave stat n for shiprciont. This
heavy load was ifL three 'wagons, which
were fastened 1..gather by means of
chains. This is eretty good work for a
team of the size and weight of those
belonging to Mr. Watson, and we would
like to hear of tUir equal.
Call at R. Joh atone; shoe dare and
see hie fine dis ley of fall footwear.
, Newer styles an more pronounced val.
nee than you oats et at any other store.
Headquarters
Gentles:nein—We are headquarters
in Wingham for Stook Foods and
Condition Powders.
International Stook Food
,Br, Hess' Stock Food
Herhageum
AND
Our Own Condition Powders
—none better.
Bring your awn reeipett along, and
they will be accuratelyfilled, at right
prices.
Walton
DRUCCIST.
Ikfttodenald Meek - WrNettrAtt
4
Weneen—A good boy to 'earn the
printing 'mine*. Good chance for a
bright boy. Apply at Tiints Office.
of the Thameeford St
is a son of the Into at
or, of this town. Ile i
erand should make a
bueinees. Me has our
Brien heti had eharg
for twenty-eight years
to reside in Leacknow
bttsineae interests.
Fon SALE—Good
one acre of land, no
For termand potion
Huron Gov
The Huron Con
held a very sums
on Thanksgiving
took place en the ft
Wingham club won
different scores veer
ham 886, Auburn
865, Goderioh Town
with four men 1
prize in the club shd
John Stalker, of
of the legal cleb won
bOo yards match
nit°4
tilling tionse and Wane,Robt, r
Smithseoleb.
P Y Andrew Fox, Whi
lars apply t(nno
Ti
y Rifle Match,
y Rifle Assooiation
tournament here
ay, The shooting
Its at Zetlend. The
the cup and the
101011019$: —Wing.
9, Goderioh town
hip 335, and Blyth,
. The individual
ting was won by
th Semi Elliott,
spend prize in the
the 800 yarns
nit won first and
In the tyros mann;
shards. won first
l'nhisechurch, se-
--
Molinivntn. and • J. 11. Sperling
oond.
Curlers Re, rgamze.
The Wingham Ca ing Club was re-
organized at a ineetin held inthe
Doun-
oil Oleanther on Monday evening. Of-
ficers were elected as follows; —Presi-
dent, 0. N. Griffin; Vice President,
(Thee Kneobtel; Secretary, Dr. J. R.
Macdonald; Treasurer, F. Paterson. Dr
.1. It. Macdonald and H. H. Chiebolm
Were appointed to represent the club at
• tbe annual meeting of the Ontario Curl-
ing Ansociatiois. L. W. Hanson, A.
Crawford and Dr. J, R. Macdonald were
appointed as a committee to arrange
club matches and for the urge of the
rink. •
•"Jeantraljean "
A rare treat is se store for thews who
attend the Wingnam Methodist Church
on Tueaday eve ling, Oct. 30th. Rey.
Solomon Cleaver, easter of the Metropoli-
tan Murcia, Ton uto, bas been engaged
to give Victor Hugo's Masterpiece,
"Jean Veljean," -under the auspices of -
the Epworth Leteene. Keep the date in
mind, and antenna to go.
An Up. -date Store.
Since taking ho of the grocery busi-
ness in U'inghttra Mr, J. H. Ohiistie has
made motile imp veinenta whioh will
facilitate the ha ling of his large and
increasing trade Be has arranged a
produce counter where butter, theese,
bacon, ham, ete,, are kept. These goode I
are of excellent ality and are becom-
ing more and m re popular with his
Many ottatoMere In fact everything
about the store is fresh and up-to.date,
and the public en rely on fair dealing
and Courteous treatment at this store.
Series of Concerts.
A. committee 6 oitizets is trying to
arreoe seriesd highoaless concertg tel
be given in the Jpers hone during the
towing Menton, If the oarernitto meets
With the !moot* that fis antiotpated the
etineette Will bei tll enured feet. lists
are now being 4oninted With a view of
ascertaining if thi OoMinato! *nibs war-
ranted inffloIentt ItilMort to go on With
the etterprite. Should inoceet attend
their efforts it 4 the intention te hand
the surplus O'rer o the Winghatta hOopi-
tal fond.
Highest prima
at the Wingham
Crawto
The bowling
over, and the c
lot of prizes bei
Mr. A. M. Ora
in winning the
Taylor, of The
Mr. L. Kennedy
a pipe, given by
E. Nash and C.
play off for the
for good sound apples,
evaporator.
BROWN & IRWIN.
d Won Stove.
eason is now practically
npetition for the second
g completed this week.
ford was the lucky man
tove given by Mr. F. 3.
Western Foundry 0o,
on the second prize of
r. Oravvford. Messrs
. VanStone are to yet
hied and fourth prises.
Flowers for everyon , Chrysan-
themums, Carnation-, et in full bloom,
Ferns, Asparagus an 3 egonas in splen-
did condition. Cora and see. Graham,
the Florists, Frances street.
Board of Tr
The regular meeti
Board of Trade will
day evening in the
Now that the long
these meetings sho
attended. There ar
can be very profitabl
of Trade meetings.
large attendance of
day evening as matt
will be up for discuss
de Meeting.
g of the Wientheen
be held next Tues.
Oouncil Chamber.
evenings are here
d be more largely
many niattera that
• discussed at Board
There should be a
embers next Tues.
ra of much interest
You will find our furniture store the
beet place to deal for high-olass goods at
most reasonable prices. Was= Enos
&BUTTON, furniture dealers and under-
takers.
DittssmAxmor—Mis Annie Mundell
will open dressmaking rooms up.stairs in
the Beaver block on T tesday, Oet. 16th.
Miss Mundell bee Minis a full course at
the Gemetioal Garrae it Shoot at To-
ronto and guarantees atisfaotion to the
ladies who %eve her s nth their patron-
age.
Runaway At idents.
There Were two bad r navetsy accidents
in Wingham on Sett* ay last, Abbot
oon, Mrs. Jas.
h was driving
r the G.T.E.
became fright-
rs. Bone Was
had three of
otherwise in-
ions for Some
• the home of
nt. one. We
• Mrs. Bone is
15 be expected,
her bajnriee,
ht toll, of
horse in front of
en the animal
n away, Lnek-
not seriously
ooeed to ker
four o'clock in the afte
Elone, of afit Wawano
on Josephine street, n
crossing, when the hors
°zed at an engine.
thrown from the rig and
her ribs broken and wa
jured. She was uncoils
time and Was removed t
her brOther-irelalf•
are pleated to learn th
now doing as WWI 550-0
considering the nature
Abont ten o'clock at ni
Belgrave Was bending a
Milne & roll store, *
became frightenel and
tly the young lady Was
injured and wail able to
hem).
Unveiling C
Camp National, No.
the World will next Si
monument in the W
which has been erect
Of their late Sov. J.
members of the Ord
Oddfellows' hall at
then proceed to the c
the Wingham Citi
Council Commander
of Loma will -be pre
ectbe ceremony* t
expected that membe
be present from List
and Clinton.
emony.
39, Woodmen of
day unveil the
gleam cemetery
to the memory
J. Elliott. The
will meet at the
o'clock p. m , an
metery, headed by
ens Band. little
odgins, ex M
ant and take Or rge
e cernetvy. It is
of the Ode:
el, Godericn and
Died in urnberry.
Obarlotte joinsigm, .beloved wife of
Mr John Nichol, ailed at her home in
Thurnberry, on %needs& morning last,
aged 39 years au4 days. Mrs. Nichol
had been in poor elealth for some time
and lasI year 10 mpany with her hus-
band took a trip the old land in a hope
of receiving bene t to her health. For
some months she Welted better health.
She was a daugh r of Mr, Wm. John-
etou, of Turnberr and had resided in
the township all er life and was very
much respected y a large circle of
friends who will ear of her death with
regret. The be eavod husband will
have the heartfelt sympathy of many
Mends. The fa eral will take place
this (Thursday) a ternoon for the Wing.
ham cemetery.
Dr. Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Specialist, 870 Queen's A.veune, I endon,
3rd door East of St. Andrew's tniurch,
Guy Brothe
The Elmira, New
Goy Bros. made tit
at the Opera Hous
presented a show 1.
the average. The
large. The progra
ing, and the artists
every turn. The fi
a novelty, and the
mostly of solo wor
this company carr
the formost of th
specialty perform
standard. They
House, Monday ni
of hall at MoKibb
s Minstrels
ork, Herald ersys :—
annual app.serance
last evening, and
was greatly ;Move
Owd was unt..nally
me was also eleas-
were applandel at
et was soraethine of
rogra mine cons& t
The singers evhien
are probably among
stage to -day. The
ce was also up to the
ppear at the Opera
ht, Ootober 29. Plan
ns drug Store.
Men's fine neve soes for fall and early
winter wear. W: are showing a wide
variety of the be goods ever offered he
Winghartnat R. HNSTON's SHOE SToRg.
Richard Armstrong Dead.
After an illnen of severel naonths, the
last few weeks o 'which he endured in-
tense suffering, • r. Richard Armstrong
passed away at s home on Josephine
street on Saturday afternoon last in his
62nd year. Dec; • sed had been suffering
from cancet fo some time and last
spring undetwe an operation in St.
Joseph's hospit in London, but this
only brought be ...entry relief. The de-
ceased was ban ear Carlisle, England
and in early life e emigrated to Canada
• and bettied 10 Lo • o, where he remained
a few yearn th going to London
townsbip, where e engaged in farming.
Nearly thirty yea a ago he came to WS
section and Weld d 10 Turnberry and
some fifteen y ars ago moved into
Wingham Be was a man of many
good parts and as highly respected by
a large circle o friends. Bis death
makes the first • eak in hie family. He
is sttrvived by is widow and s family
of four sons an four danghters, viz:—
Mre. T. U. 0'11 ggin, London; Mrs. P.
Morrison, Glen to; Mrt David Weir,
Oman; Mrs m %instate, ot Tarn.
berry; Idonel, Ohti and A-tiatar Arm-
strong, of the E iny River District, and
Retry Armstro , of Turnberry, all Of
whom will have the sympathy of wetly
friends in their affliction. The funeral
took PAO on Monday afternoon to
Winghara eon ery, the services being
ootanoteti by • Y. Wm. Lowe, of Lon.
don, Who wee • p tepuAttlly for thaoo
ostion.
PARLOR. SUITEFolt SALE—An elegant
second -handed walnut parlor suite in
first class condition, consisting of seven
pieces. For emit; at a bargain. Apply
to R. Vanntone.
$1 A TEAR IN ADVANCE
moeee,ee.....noe•eeree,,eh
WELL-KNONN PEOPLE
REV. T. b. BYLtt
Rector of $t. Paul Church.
The Rev. Temple St maga Boyle is
a graduate of Toronto niversity (Trin-
ity College), where entered with
quadruple scholarships n 1894, graduat-
ing B. A. with cling° 1 honors, and as
'University prizeman i 1898. He took
his M. A. in 1900. El entered the Dio-
cesan College, Montr 1 in 1898, gradu-
ating there as gold m ldallist in 1900. He
was Bancroft prize n: n (post graduate)
1902. He compleCd the Provincial
Synod Examined°. for B. D, and the
degree was confer ed on hire by both
his oolleges, Seete ben 1903.
Mr. Boyle was ordained deacon at
Trinitytide 1900, .5 priestee in Advent
of the same year,' y Arohbisbop Bond.
After an he:iamb,. cy of one year at N.
Clarendon, he wa appointed Setior As.
sistanb of Ottri Church Cathedral,
Montreal, where e remaiued nearly five
years, resigning o become Rector of St.
Wingha
• He is an en husiaatio Brotherhood
men, and for fo ir years was secretary
of the Montreal (Diocesan S. S. Anemia.
tion.
In onurchmaiship, he is a Moderate
Evangelical, but trongly devoted to true
Anglioan Minot les. He has always
shown a broad t erance towards other
forms of 0 rieti n thought. Ele is an
earnest and :hon tful preacher of great
originality teed po er.
Mr. Boyle pos eases a clear voice,
whioh though not strong, carries well,
and has not a li tie magnetism. His
clear enunciation olds the attention of
bis hearers perfect y.
ti
The New Post Office.
After being in o -twee of erection for
over two years, it -ow look, as though
the people of this ection will be ming
the new post office In the course of a few
weeks. Postmatte Fisher has received
a diagram showing*the position of the
boxes in the new oltoe and is now in a
position to rent 3*$s to parties who
may require them. he new boxes will
rent at $1.50, $2, an $3 per year accord-
ing to size and al] a e lock boxes, the old
call boxes being dis anted, It would be
wen for present ioIders of boxes and
those intending to nse a box to leave
their order at the 4ist office without de-
lay. It is very 4ntortuuate that the
new building has Ibeen delayed so long
and the moving t Es busy a time will
make a lot of ext a work for Postmaster
Fisher and his olJHging assistants. Dun
ing the fall and vinter months the work
at the post offi e is easily doubled and
in moving into now office when boxes,
tables and othe things will be different,
it will tend to reatly increase the al-
ready increased ork.
Dr. Ovens, Oculist, London, Surgeon
EYt • Ear, Nose and Throat will be at Mc-
Kibboa's drug store, Tetesday, Nov, 6 h.
Hours 2 p u. tn t p. m. Glasses prop.
erly fitted.
Thanksgivi
A pretty weddin
Street Methodist 0
high noon, on Than
Miss Sara Matilda
g Wedding.
took place in North
molt, Goderioh, at
sgiving Dan when
anis, daughter of
AIM YOU USINO
Ganadiau
Gough Gure ?
g<itoeiii'qtre.
This is the greatest Cough and
Cold Cure on the market, and we
guarantee In
When you want something good
ask for the Three V's Cough
Ciu'e and you will be Battened.
$OLP ONIX AT
Walley's
DruA Store
PTION14 100. WINGBASI, ONT.
Mr. Thomas Harri became the bride
of Mr. Will A. Still k, of Denver, Col.
The church was b -autifulty decorated
with palms, ferns end carnations, and
popular interest in the occasion was
shown by a large a endance of inter-
ested speotators. T e officiating clergy.
men, Rev. G. N. H en, B A., pastor of
the church, was mai ted by Rev. W.
Hamann B.A., B.D, of Toronto, cousin
Of the bride, The ride looked very
pretty in an ivory ace Costume over
taffeta, with veil an orange blossoms
The bridesmaid wa her amain, MO
IsTellie Freeman Har s, who wore white
Paris net, trimmed with nalenoiennes
lace and insertion, ad en all -black
picture hat, trimm d with tulle and
plumes. The bride nd bridesmaid car-
ried bouquete of bri 'a and pink roses.
Dr. Milfotd Gillies, .A., of Tentweter,
Was groomsman, and the ushers were
Mr. W. D. Harris, 1Philadelphia, and
Mr. W. IL Roberson of Goderieh. 40
incident of the cere ony Was the pre.
sentation to the brid on behalf of the
trustee board of No th Street Ohorelt,
015 handsome Bible this being the first
weddintgiii the new dile°. The groom
is a former resident of Whishant, clerk-
ing for some time i El. B. Isard & Cons
store. .
Frauds Henry It
on the edge of his
er, When it ace'
sending bullet thri
5105105 few what
yVon, aged 94, sat
oteaning a -revel:t-
otally didoharked,
tit heart. Ile
at home In Paris,
CHURCB NOTES,
The Rey. R. Sm' h Baker, M. A. of
Ailse Craig, will oc upy the pulpit of
th, Methodist oh ch next Sunday,
morning and evenin
The aubjeot fo discussion in the
Baptist church next Sunday evening is
one of special ietere 1 to the citizens of
Canada. "Civic Ri hteouenese" is the
topic. Come preen d to hear straight
truths.
The Rev. W. G.
wson, received last
week a call to preac anniversary ser -
m and deliver b-cture, in New
Liskeard, in the Te iskanaing conetry,
about 400 miles Nort eine. He has re-
eeived many similar calls during the
past few months, bn none so distant as
• thia one.
The regular mouth 'y meeting of the
• Society of St,
Ohurch will be
afternocee, cora.
Miss Goodfellow,
y will deliver en
a of the oongregas
Woman's Missionar
Andrew's Presbyteri
held this (Thursda
menoing at 2 o'clock
a returned iniasiona
address. All the lad
tion are invited.
The anniversary s; vices in connection
with St. Andrew's n esbyterian Church
will be held an Snn • ;y, November 4th.
Rev. R. G. 11.1oBeth,lof Paris will be the
preacher at these 60 vices. Mr. McBeth
is one of the best p :action of the Pres-
byterian Church i Canute, and has
been pastor of dm °hes at Vaneouver
and Winnipeg.
The ematial mite
auspices of the San
of the Methodiet
lecture remit of th
giving evening,
and Successful eve
was given, in Whi
did themiedvea
as those who ha
fair. Rev. Mr,
duties of °halm
served and the
about Vii.
element under the
Epworth League
hutch, held in the
Ohurch on Thank --
s 0 very enjoyable
A varied program
la those taking part
oh credit, as well
charge of the at,
0196011 performed the
Itefreehmente were
roceeds amowided to
Property Owners
Will find it distinctly to their advantage
to make use their agent; based on
quick returns and Kithirao.
tory dealing.
The followiog list are a few of the
many properties for sale:
$500—Frame cottage, 5 rooms, Fran.
cis St.
$T50 —Frame cottage, good repair,
rents for vs per yeer, excellent
location, Patrick St
$800—Briolc block, Victoria St,
$1000-1,44 story frame house, conven-
ient, Patrick St,
$1.100-1i story frame house, fine
cellar, 4 bed rooms, stable, property
in erst•olass repair. Frances St.
$1250-1;4' story frame house, furnace,
nice location, rents $8 50 per month,
$1300-2 story frame house, splendid
cellar, steble worth $800, fruit trees,
rents for $102 per year.
$1350-2 story frame cottage, 9 rooms,
Minnie St.
51800 —Blacksmith shop and business,
including 2 story brick residence,
acre of land, 5 miles from Wing -
ham.
$2000-134 story frame house, 10
rooms, furnace, bath; two 1-5 acre
lots, Minnie 81.
$2500—Business stand, d welling above ,
rents equal 10% clear, Josephine St.
Farm to mit 120 acres, one mile from
Wingham on Belgale road.
If you want anything at any time in
Real Estate, come direct to head-
quarters.
Money to loan on farm aeonrity.
J. H. cllisHoLri,
Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Agent.
Vanatmie block, Wingbam,
Brantford w II rote oti the loeal optiori
by-law in, Jan
Wne! Clever Ont hare decided to
abolish the o of Oorontionioner of
Itrolgratiori udon, filled 'Until re-
anti,lay Mr. T. BPremien.
The ratepayers
by-law to loan $I.
Machine & Tool
Thirty million b
been received by t
at Western points
868.800.
At Sammerbur
was robbed by a
which was to be u
wheat.
Hespeler carried the
000 to the Etespeler•
nepany.
she's of wheat have
e 0 P.R. and 0 N.R.
during the present
Sask., Mr Barbour
eak-thief of $31,000
ed in payment for
THE LEADING SHOE STORE
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Any Woman's foot Inside a pair of
our new and
Splendid $3.00 Shoes
will bo handsomely and artistically
dressed. She can pay more money for
Shoes, to be sure, nut she surely CAN'T
GET better fitting, better looking or
more durable Shoed.
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Woman's koloe the moo (1. can buy.
Patent kld, Patent Calf. Colt Skin.
Vici. etc., ate. Narrow toes or mediurn
width. Preach. et Cuban heels Lace
or Button. EVery size and width.
Pull stock of Trunks and Valises.
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T1U611.0.160.
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