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The Signal, 1930-7-17, Page 4Think It Over Wouldn't it be a good ideal. even if you do not r giants Absolutely Free -BUY A - Fashion Craft Made -to -Measure Suit at the regular price and you get the extra Pants without any further charge.. 10 OFF ALL STAPLE BLUES AND GREYS Order Now - The Sale Closes Soon T e C-PMDHAM & "The Store with the Stock" Telephone 57 Men's and Boys' Wear. Goderich, Ontario. VISIT THE Capital Cafe - " urd& of the `square) Cadencies Newest Cafe A la carte service at al! hours. "Best Place to Eat in Testi "--- P.0. Box 321 Telephotos 272 • Cl i mom -__Bug Kilter The Perfect Dusting Powder A Boon to Potato Growers No sprayer necessary No water to carry No mixing All ready for Alf. Tebtsi t WE DELIVER---.- dI C i 1i THE SIGNAL -- GODERIC$, ONT. WESTFIELD WESTFIELD, July 18.- -Mr. IW. McDowell. of Toronto, spent last week with Mr. and Mn.. J. L. Stonebuure and other friends, and la at .present visiting Goderlcti Mends. Mrs. D- Gordon, of Detroit. it t'Isll Ing her slater, Mix w'. H. Campbell Mrs. It Tyeruw 141. lass. of Wtheiyaw _ -Wed- jsseiit ---t►iw._tualr.-mttaloa..---lir. And Mrs. Itert Taylor. and other friends. Mr Alfred Cook, of Toronto, to vis- iting hie father, Mr. David Cook, and other frleude. Slr tohu Rodger had tlw misfortune .. hlle eatching a sheep ou Monday t0 hate hjs arm, broken Just above the wrist. The many frleuds of Mr. W. A. Campbell are sorry to herr that he is I11. He has been under the do•- tor'a care for the pest taw clays. We wish him a tpardy recovery. Lott week Ise.-. W. R. and Mrs. Alp, of Oltawa,'were renewing old acqualn- taite• in this vicinity. On Sunday Mr. Alp preached anniversary services at Donnybrook. .1 large number of West- i G eld people attended the +erview. LLTCIIUTY-..s Yr LI'('KNIW. July 14. -Mr. Walter Horne. of Kingsville, is visiting his torr; Mr. Leroy Hoeete,•Ibie week. pK Former U. F. 0. Leader Endorses W. H. Robertson SWAPS. M 11Lice, Meter Maris Terve, dieter Did81rla, Stater Demise, Sister Legere.. red Sister Kar/Nrtte, are traps the Sacred Heart Oenveat, Lda- doa, with tate exception of Shur Dyos- isle who has Just returued to tier na- tive *ed. after spending the last eight yarn at the St Joseph's Convent, Ed - Mouton, Alta. We express oar genuine pleasure auk grabede in having the Litter(wi iiufhiliedlf.L r - saienget a; aoua:anorn. rad we $ooII thei s • will hope el that ha tin u enneartfutur V. J. 0. , hood agatn. -- - r..tu p . st . Kilpatrick to Loador'ftrs. Malek bas spent the last few weeks w rel- atives la Saskatchewan, Edmouten. Calgary and Minneapolis. Mr. John U. Ross and little eau, who have been herr with her parents, Yr and Mrs. David Farrier, returned luau, on Tuesday. Mr. aid Mrs. Hebert lions. of Inure, spent a day last week with h Z'A kFrJ $ala n as. O i4 i:GliRotti: Vitt, at the house t.►- .'. L«« + Mrs. laxed Jewett and Noel, o: Lucknow. epeut the past tew weeks with Mr... Bert ' Mfrs Helen Slerrl , of Hamilton, Is visiting at the home of her uncle, Mr. W. 14."rarrler. `` Messrs. Dean Scott. Andy Thompaod and Malcolm Rocs are camping this week at Rayfield. Mr. Frank Thompson shipped a car- load of rattle h. Toruutu from here on Saturday. \Rev and Mrs. U. Stewart. of Guelph. are holidaying this week at their eot- tage at }trues. Ile.clf kind called on old friends In this district. The following in this district were tuects.fui in posting their F trance examinations: Elroy and Kenneth Laidlaw. Orton Grain, Cheerer Coulter, Lehi Leggatt. Teddy McClenagban. Janet Craig, Stanley Moore. We con- gratulate them. Mr. Souter Taylor was taken to Wingham hospital on Wednesday even- ing to a serious condition, which ne- eeastteted an oKe•rathun, from whk'h he Is reecovering nicely. Miss Margaret Rintoul, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Rintoul, of West Wawanosh, was married on Friday, July it. in Knox Church, Toronto. to Mr. Harry Lee, son of Mr and Mrs. Lee of Toronto. The -happy couple left for a houeyrueou by motor Yu Quebec and other eastern points. The pride it well remembered in these parts slid her many friends wi,sb her a lime and happy wedded Ute. Mr and Mrs. R. L. Taylor spent Sunlav with Mr. 'and Mrs. Archie Anderson. of St. Helens. Mr aril Mrs A. E. Purdon and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer, and sons, Rel- lison and Angus. spite Sunday with lir. and Mra. of 8t. Helens. Mrs. A. Fox end Miss Isobel. who hare spent the last few w w,Lth rel- atiret in tlw Western Provinces: re- turned home on Saturday. Miss Lettie. who has been in Regina ,for the past six months. alto returned ,home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton. of. Lucan, apeot Sunday at the Fox home. Mr. and Mrs. MacKay Of BRrussels, slis s. pent Sunda) with Mr. and a* David Farrier. f - Although physically disabled, Mr. R. ST. HELENS M. Young, of colborpe township, form- er president of the North Huron U. F. ST HELENS, July 14. -Miss F:thel O. organisation, and a man unlvereal- Robertson and niece, Miss Jessie Heu- ly -r.apr•ted for his straightforward' demon. of Lucknow, are enjoying their attitede on all occasions, Is takiug + vacation with Mrs. J. It. Rutherford. Miss Laura Marfan and brother, Donald, art. holidaying with their grandfather. Mr. Wm. Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Galbraith and daugh- ter Margaret, of Toronto. motored from Toronto and &peat the weekend with their relatives, Mr. and MCP. 1). Todd. Miss Vera Todd returned with them to Toronto to tale a couple of weeks vacation. Her. D. McTavish, of Exeter, was • The Signal 1 have been obliged [o so - mire Inert with dtev. T. C. Wilkinson and AMQ TNT alar flee xuulrtrtu y of your Mr. 11'Ilkiuson during last week-. herded, thoughtful, analytical type of I - MIs Mit.-hell. of Mokiworth. hos' keen interest in the North Huron elec- tion campaign cad seudt the follow- ing letter to The Sigurd: Mr. W. H. Robertson, Goderlch. Dear Mr. Robertson, -I was mueh pleased to learn of your nomination at the Literal convention. During tee many years you have been editor et PARAMOUNT. July 15. -Mrs. Thos. ke,-1f Ashfield, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Jas- Web ti r. who is not enjoying good health. Miss Catharine Mclennan, of De- troit, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Will Kempton. - Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Anderson and Es1e, of Ashfield, were resent poets Of Mr. and Mra. Jas. T. Webster. tm r from Paramount attended the crlebratiou at Kincardine on the 12h of July and report a large crowd. Miss Clara McIkraald 1s s pending her holidays with her aunt,.:- Ipck Mr}ntnsh. .. Miss Margaret Thom. nurse -in= - Moa- Miller is visiting with friends training at Guelph General Hospital, In Kincardine. has resumed ler (elts after a mouth's Mr. and Mrs. Rost. Webster, of holiday at her home here. Varna visited with Paramount friends last week. Master George Joynt, of Lurknow, was the guest of Ronald ienderson for a few days last week - Mho Miss Grace Webster, who visited friends at Bayfield, has returned to her home. Mr.' and Mrs. Herb Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Ryan and Reta. and Mr. Milton Woods, of Porter's Hill. visited friends In Ripley, Tin nrdlne and Paramount recently. Mtiu Heleu Johnston. 0f I astle , re- turned home on Moudat .and was ac- companied n companied by her friend. W1 Mildred Ritchie, of town. Mise Wtnnlfred Douglas, nurse-In- traiuitrg In Victoria Hospital. London, retumel her duties on Monday after a three -weeks' vacation here. MIs- Helen Thompson and Margar- et MacCallum have returned home atter spending a number of days at summer school' in Port Elgar. Mr. Maids ifecinmek of 1etreit.. im ependtl here. Mr. Campbell Thompson -- weekend with friends in Iludph. Miss Annie MacMnrchie has return- ed to her home here after an extended 'Gongs:mu unman, GODERiCH TOWNSHIP, July 15- A number from around here took in Una twelfth of July at Hayfield on Sat- urday. at- urday. trip to Toronto and Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Longmire, of Mr. and Mrs. Lane Treleaven and Niagara Fails. N.Y., were visitors at Patricia are holidaying at Bruce the home of Mr. .ttnd_Mes G. W. Ilar- Beach.' roost last eedpv.,. Mr. and Mn. R H. Thompaon and Mrs. lteg. Needham, of Toronto, and family &retreading a month at Point her two some. Bobble and Jackie, arts Clark. visiting at the bone of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. 1{ Ltttletair. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Harwood. Mellrtfie efair and Miss Jones.; Mita Marion Colwell has reterned of Toronto, were weekend visitor at 1 home from Inndon. where she vleite.l the home of Mr. and Mr. N. D. Man- Mr. and Mrs. Turner. CPrtate Mr. and Mr. Wm. Doyle and chil- A intedu r . of guldt c of the last o tiren, of Buffalo, are visiting at the Lacknow company attended camp held at Inverhuron Beach •the first week d Jul,. C L 1 - - SUMMER 1VIILL1HERY AT HALF-PRICE SMART NEW STRAWS FEATURING WIDE SHAPES, CLOSE -FITTING CROWNS WITH LONG BACKS, AND MANY OTHER NEW STYLES WEAVES MAY BE HAD IN ALL THE SEASONABLE COLORS TO MATCH YOUR SUMMER OUTFIT CHILDREN'S HATS AT $1.00 Miss M. R. MacVicar KINGSTON STREET -- i4 w home ut the lady'.. parents.. Mr. end )lr. John Blair. The Jaiy meeting of the W.M.S. of 11aioe'ehureh was held at the home rat Mr.. Forest Mi -Clare Hayfield road. on the afternoon of July nth. with etgh- .G: .+a:t6:7. There was Bose work done on the autograph- 'quilt. The devotional excn'tses;were taken by Mrs. Geo. Falconer, who opened the meeting with t e hymn "Standing by a Purpose Titre." The errtpture lesson was the first twenty-one verses of the twtond chapter of .tete. Mrs. Thoma Johnston read the prayer from The Messenger. The roll call wan respond- s.1 to with the text word "work." The mer etary read the minutes of the Juste uhectingi The hymn "Blest be the The that Bind.." was sung. Mn,. Falconer then gave a delightful review• of the addr•esn which Dr. Mrtrga t McKellar deliveral in North street and Vlrtorla churches. The lender then led in a short prayer. The hymn "t) Spirit of ,,the Living God" was sung and the meeting cloyed with the Darrd's Prayer- Mr. and Mrs. Currie. of Farm?. N. 'II.. motored here and are visiting with n lenses. w"emirs. ", Obirritowerbi- tient "MO week! }end with relatives at Brampton. ■M• III ■MiIORM KM•MKII///SISMRIM ••IISSNSSA ■ ■ editorials. They have stood for neon owns engaged as prluelpwl and Suss any and morality of tlw highest type. jli striae McQuillan as tesrlwr of tlw As paint prealdeut of the Nortel junior rearm le St. Helens teIiood. Huron 1'. F. O. organisation I tzar- Miss Tena Hackett, Ashfield. has always observed your sympathetic at I teen engaged as teacher ht S. S. No. 3. tltude towards the 1'. F. O. met'.- Congratulations to Dorothy M. MU meut from its first inception. Th.1 ter anal Flurries. Me4Jntllen who scholarly, broadminded way to which s paas•.1 tits4r Prttraiew with 1M and tad you have treated policies and la+utr drat honors r, Its tlrely. as they erose from time to time make Mrs. dtathw-ell, of Stanley town- aae cenfidest that North Huron wit. ;hip, Is the intent Ajar sister, Mrs. be most splendidly and efficiently rep resented If you are a successful caodl date. The 1'. F. O. are not contenting [N- ettling this time. Reflecting' on this' add oe your pest adsatrable record when you had no axe to grind, 1 can not but endorse your candidatures_ 1 sincerely hope you may be successfo.l and have an opportunity to give Now.. Huron that class of service that u r `talkelI I:oierh•le. vitally needed at Ottawt. We regret to report that Mr Seer Your truly.'-' ter Ta-ytor was rwRhed to 11'tngham R. M. YOUNG hospital Westin...day, where be under - R. R. No. 5. Goderlcb went a .carious operation. Reports an. T.S. thought It only fair of nr 0 that he ie progn+wing favorably. sire yo a word of encourag••m.•ut u Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Audenuoti and your fight. bale motored to Stratford Friday even- - lug and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hiller. tlw lady's parents. Mies Annie !'lark, of Saskatoon. Is home with her wither to spend her vacation. - The annual summer meeting of the M's. Mies lea_g•Cq_, -ot tie nitt. l rhun-h war bid Ia}__iin church en Wednesday afternoonlast. The Wits were pl.a.si to have as their { tww.s.M a large number of the ladies of Whitechur.h' we•Iety. Musical numbers by Rte. Sperling and by the Massa Terrier. of Whiteehurrh, were much enjoyed. The ladles were delighted to bare as their speaker. Dr. Helen Crew. Dr. ('raw w110. is at little girl, wg/,11 tr,klrnt "f tier SL Helens nnaaae tied' et few year, leaves In Sepflsrsr u M, mri lenttary-tor_C'hina, cattlN With her .oe heat wlithiest tslttsi tiiswhit ef. att. Helene. R. J. Word* Mrs. Ed I's.iii 'wee the gueest of her brother, Qr.Jir' Ramage, this week. )- Miss Amite- !'lark. of (inelph, spent .-pert-+.t-her vw•stime. with her tuustatr,- tlw Mvours. Mt -Remit«. Mr. and Mee. Wallace Miller and children. Laura and Allan, were visit- ors recently at tlw home of Mr. J. W. NILE NILE. July 111. --Mr. and Mrs. Erut est Grainger. of Lomita.. were guests at the home of Ke";ilida Rob&, Echlin last week.. Mr. and Mrs. Jack ianitel and two children, Florence and Gunton, of To- ronto, tidied at tlw home of Mr. Date IPt's brother. Mr. Telford Nixon, for a few days thlrweek. Mies Colleen Thompson. of Gader}eh, le risking her grandmother.. Mrs. E. elegem, tate week. Mrs. Lilian Sheppard sed daughter. Alice, ■re visiting relatives at Harris - ton for a sew Alfa this week. Mr. and ark Frank (lark. of Fllrrt. Mich., add Mr. Clark's mother. of To- ronto, spent Tuesday of title week at the hose of Mr. sad Mrs. itobt. Es'h- !tn. A goodly nnmhes Ikea Ilia lenity took In the 1 h•atyb'eeldeetife at .Kia- cardine on Sat>isltey.'- The farmer aar Irl eery busy thio week with the hay. Mr. Stanler.idgroleppsed wssuebter. Beth, of Goderlt•Tt, 1>O tars. „Cine Polten. of iretroit, are visiting at the home of Mrs. James McIntyre this week. The regular meeting of•tle Guild Society WW1 held ou Tuesday of this week at the home of Mns. Telford Nixon. The prwoklent. Mini Mary Bogie, was In the.ehalr, and the meet-, Ing opened with a hymn followed by the Lord'.. Prayer in unison. The scrip- ture reading was taken by Mr. Stan- ley Hayden. After tie minutes of last meeting and the roll call a very-leter- erting chapter in the ..hrdy hok Ase taken icy Mrs. Wilbert Johnson. The business pert followed and it number of matters were dls•uwwd. It was de- cided to (told an lee cream social at the- home of Mr Henry Matthews ren the evening of .lnly 31st. The annual pteenie of the sre•tety was frranged to be hold at Herber Park, Goderlet,. ole ,4th. -- Tie -imeetiegeewae them brought to it clow• by singing hymn No. PO, Wowed 1y the Mlzpah IJe•n- wlir•ttoh A PO 14.1111 hour was then spent and refreshments were eert•el by the hoateases, Mrs. Telford Nixon and Sire. Herb Pentland. ;the Month of July laths Month for Vacations E KINGSBRIDGE ■ ■ 1 a ■ ■ • at 111f a 1 1 ■ • • ■ i11R • r Up to date we have not had very many really hot days. but look out for the next month. You will enjoy your vacation if yo•t are fitted out in up-to-date pummer wear, purchased at Cornfield's, where prices are reasonable and quality and style are always right.' We are offering some very special values in summer weal' of all sorts. Ladies' Tricoshene Dresses Ladies' Voile Dresses .. s.4 Ladies' Crepe Dresoes Ladies' Flowered Chiffon Dresses Ladies' Plain Crepe Dresses - IN DIFFERENT SHADES Ladies' Summer Millinery at Reduced Prices Be sure and see our range first and you will be delighted. '_ -4r For Your Vacation You Will Need Al -Aberley Bathing Suit The rorrert thing in style and prices are reasonable. A. CORNFIELD., - - DUNGAN1- -; Lit-LAGAN,\ON. my t3. -Mr. anti Mrs. J. Pattton. of Wingbam, err vis- tttnlf at the'home of Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. McKenzie. 't0" reeeoreeeo of Stratioi visiting her cousin. 1.nctrle F.edy. Mica 'Wlnnlfted I4.-gt.ry, pf LPamlepp, ton, 1s vlalting her cousin. Beth Park. Mrs. J. J. Hien and Mims Alma Fret, R. N.. lett lest Thursday for London. where Mrs. Ryan is mdergo- ing medical treatment. Quite a nnmirer from herr attentlM the Orange e-lebratir»i at Kincardine last Saturday. Rev. J. S. Shortt. of Barrie, oc•eu- pled the pulpit of the Presbyterian church last Sunday. The pastor. Rev. X. H. McDonald. will preach next Sunday. We are sorry to report that Mrs.' Abe Culbert Is 111 with pneumonia. Nurse Johnstone of Ashfield, is nurs- Ing ler. We hope for a sp esly r.•- e•overy- Mr. and Maw. Fred Seek end Master Donald were in Clinton -on Trn•wlay. Mr. J. J. Hyatt cud dao inter. ThMar- garet. 111 gtiret. St '."Rtn. ompnm end ilio Cora Staley, visited at the hone of Mr. end Mrs. ('frost. Thompson at lone don en-ibewtday• Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Stewart ar• rived home last week from their wed• ding trip and are now -settled .on their fano. The regular monthly meeting of the W.M.S. of Erskhw Presbyterian rhumb, Dungannon, was held at the . KINGSBRID GE. July 18.- -Mr. and home of Mrs. George Anderson on Mrs. Jerk O'Malley and halve and Thursday. July lath, with it goad et- a Miss • Irene Me('arthy visited at the teendanee. Atter the singing of a hymh, . home of Win. McCarthy this week. Mrs. G. 11. McKenzie led In prayer. ■Moa Elaine tt'Connor is visiting her The secretary read the minutes, of the sister, Mrs. Gun Kinaban. previous .meeting arab called the roll. Mr. Tim Quigley. of Detroit. Is vie- 1,11 hill. ruling was taken bey ?tire. R. R. Rothera. Mrs, (4, 11. McKenzie a Icing at his home here. Mr. Jack Shannon and his sheer, reported the pxrgnert of tin. trade, • Bernlee, of Toronto, are visting with'' arrangements were nude for gtdlt- ■Mrs. .1. e)'Connor and Mrs. M. Austin shut a guilt. Sire. Il. Dwvlde.rn reed for tar summer holldapa. an inh•r.sting I•eper of Manchuria. Mr. and Mrs- C. t)'Rrilly and fain The• meeting r•l.etrl with the ,Inglag 11111 ily, from Detroit. and Mr and Mn. eft a hymn and prayer by the press- - Mirllhhs. from Dublin, vlelhd rat Mr. dent, Mrs. R Met cney. They nerved •Tim Griffin's nn Sunday. Irefng. rnu•nts at the rises of the meet I Ill VB.* Marguerite Snlllvnn, from }'env• ng. Mrs. Cha rive Thompson, of Landon. ▪ Iden•,• HoeplteL Detroit. Is spending netted Iningannon relatives for a ▪ holidays et her home here. few days, toeing ae'ompanlel by her 111 Mr. }terry i.ennoh. who inn. 14IPI1 ,laughter and. granddaughter. vl..ltlug friend,* In this burg. returned Congrahiletlone are extended to Im 11n Detroit this week neeompaniel by Belie Swan. Mildred Ant-rsen, Anna X his grandchild. Sllse Betty Floss. who Sproul. Jams+. Reid, Bemire Rotel', Intends to spend her vacation in that ('ora Tlhnnitw.t, and Jame, Phillips', city. all of whom were snawwsful In Pans - M▪ I Nt - Vivian ('onrtnet,_who bat apetit (hg the teeent entrance examinetiona, ■ the 1•eat elsht months i D etroIt. re• Mns. ('harlot.• Reid mud member& turned bone Inst week. of the fatuity were vleitors recently. Merriam. and fam11i-. from Merkdnle, WHI'l'1JL11Lljtl✓11 anal Mr. and Mrs Jc.lrw P RulUrnn .. ono} family. front Alban. . oro vislrl, a 11'iTtTpf'TDT RCi.Trip ti.• -!Sid." at P. M. Snlllran's homestead Iola and M. Perry Vincent, at Weetneld, week. mother, Mrs. McRrleu, Mr. Ell M. Nsmnrn. of Drtro}t. In Grandetother'e IMT Is being oh - visiting friend. herr serval In the Women's institute pto Mr. and Mrs MA. Foley, Mr. Mika gram this week et the home of Albert M.Quiilan. or Friday: Mine Alberta Shields, of Maitreie. I, vlsIting Mix week wltb ► iii► Wtsver Quite a hnmher from here attend.4 'iiia 12th of July celebration to Kln- faline Joe Joe e ewe Will Kelly, of M. AngttxttnP. spasm Smedley at the horse of tlsir grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Jansen (`ornel brit Mort Lanni Robinson and her hr" then In-law, Mr John Kilpatrick. af, many relatives end frteada Slater ('rPw.. left nn Annday ro meet Mira • ▪ Mr. nal Mrs .1 1'. SoUiviin and • femlly. Detroit and Mr. and MIs. J. 1♦ ■ ■ ■ iited to ►p., _ ■ it r Shop w ere you are nv ■ ■ oat laic of Spare tr tr <fn•n•R•tfarn1 si sn1R1UIISan••■ Pine 4f8 11111■■■■■ epee( Sunday at the home of her Foley. the Mlssae Helena and 011. role., motored en London on Onnd.y. MIs.. Della Gilmore vlalted friend• In Kineahrldge•laat week. Mr and Mrs J Mitrtaen and fam- ily. Mr. VA. McCaAW' and Mien Dor- othy Mnrpte_v1/ted et the home of kr. atnira . 1t. Adlttvan'x on Linn may... ._ ... We WPM, oar he,prtle.t welters*. O. di of oaf former i ingtlprid$s girls who are here at prresni it M. Ina- ep1A', ('noawnt They err visiting their N"SORE f111FAL ■ NCBEST TEE Wmelpes y ree r 41 POP Z 1 -Li al:;h1 It 1 ll'(t11L t'I -\I "My daughter Catherine is fifteen years old. She was very irregular, often sick at her stomach and had to stay in bed two or three days at a time. One of your booklets was sent to us by mail so 1 got her a bottle of Vegetable Com- pound. Catherine' has been takingit regularly and she is gaitti.4 in weight and every way. 1 told the neighbors and four other Otis etre taking it with tesula."-MrsThorn- lot, .r Clar- (rtcs JotkMso 1r Box 14, i hoflb lot, Ontario. GROCERIES Ice Cream: Soft Drinks and Confectionery' and Eggs Butter SERVICE STATION GAMOt,161RAND on. ID1Ctl1 our motto 5 *anted • ht e ►ai would notot take the b Laruesaker, • etas SO 6F bring your feet to enc who het 1rtaE or fallen sretwes and bo ies r Ip&vs Imes Dr. fichoU's eves arra.-.rneMvrani& TO sappy and Arch Supports. W. 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