Exeter Advocate, 1915-1-28, Page 8FXE IE: t ADVOCATE,'• THURSDAY ,JANTI.A.RY 2B:,' l is
XETER MARKETS,
CHANGED HAVE WilPNESDAY
Wheat
thckwheat. ,gigs,
Oats. 3 ,
Potatoes. Per bat ,.
Hay. e,r^ton. ,,:,.,,.,,,
;dour. ter, ever,, family
Flour, low grade per ow
Butter__
Creamery Batter ..
Held ergs . , „
Live tows. per cwt..,
Shox•>;s •Per ton
12 135
65
70 771
50 65
125 150
50 00
14 00 14 00
2 70
124 1 25
31
32.E ' 33
22 23
7 10'.
2900
27 oa
Horatio Reyno lds
teed Dealer
Real Clover, Alsilee, Timothy,, Mil-
let 9.Ifalle and beans bought.
Imparted Red Clover and Timothy
Seed foe sale; also Choice home
grown • Bu.kwheat and Alsike
Wil. be et home to take in Seed
every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Satuardey.
Highest prices paid. Address all
cotrnmu..aications to H. Reynolds,iiay
Ontario. R. R. No. 1.
CARD OF THA:`rKS—Mr, and and
Mrs ,James Braok of Usborne ,desire
to thank the neighbors and friends
for their kindly help and sympathy in
their recent bereavement.
Special. Notice—"January White
Sale' commencing Thursday morning
January 21st, and lasting two weeks
at Ales. W. D. Yeo's. See ad, in an-
other column.
SHIPPING DAY CHANGED.—Mr.
1. Armstrong in future ;will, ship hogs
on Thursday of each week, instead of
Monday
PERRY F. DOUPE
Licensed Auctioneer. Live Stock
Sale.: a Specialty. Terms moderate.
Orders left at The Advocate Office
promptly attended to, Phone i16
Kirkton Address, Kirkton P. O.
TIMBEIt WANTED.—We will }say
highest cash price for first-class
Here Maple and Basswood toga, eut
t lengths to our order. Anyone hay-
itta logs to offer will kindly .all
and get prices and specifications.
R Gillies & Son, Phone 95, Exeter,
WH i CI.1,VYANDOTTS FOR SALE
—A few White Wyandott Cockrels
for :site --price right. George !agues,
Winchelsea Ont.
NEW FLOUR & FEED STORE,—
I desire to announce that I have op-
ened a Flour and Feed Store in F.
Wood's Old Stand, opposite Post
Office arid will keep• a full supply of
the best grades of flames and .eeds.
I solicit your pat. SIDNEY DAVIS
RUC LOST.—Between Exeter and
EltmvillE a brown and black I ug.
Finder will please leave at Advocate
Office or Elimviile store.
ORDER FROM US.—Now is the
time to consider your reading Enatter
for 1915. No matter what papers or
magazines you require—Canadian or
foreign—The Advocate can supply
then at lower prices than. you :an get
them
Exeter Lodge No. 67, I.O.0.F., Reg-
ular meeting on. Tuesday, February 2
--Initiatory Degree. Visitors welcome.
• W. E Bradt, Noble Grand,
THE OVERLAND.—I am selling
The Overland automobile, one of the
best cars en the market, and I ex-
pect .to have some here for demon-
s rat_o,e next week. We shall be
please to show you, thi.;; car. Our
repair '.Slap is at year disposal and
you are well advised to have your',ar
Iooke::' over before spring comes.-
'VES. SNELL, Dealer.
•LOCAL DOINGS. 11
lieeneeseaSeaseeseeseesteireesoatiaek
r R. D, Hunter of Usborne lost
a valuable mare by death. on• Monday),
A rink or two of Exeter curlers
intend going to London Bonspeil neat
week, c •
Mrs. John E. Dignan is at present
all -ac
her daughter's home in Kings-
ville.
ille.
•
The Oraagernen of thus District will
held their annual meeting here on
Tuesday next.
Tb.; hockey team intends taking
a tris: to• Ailsa Craig and Parkhill next
wet; for two games,
:ears. Bert Clark held the lucky tick-
et last week at the Dome Theater
getting a bag of flour,
\,Ther a splendid world this would
be .if :everybody paid spot cash. It
Would help .some of us to pay our
coal Bilis
Soule a2eonle in this world are sv
wiselti' foolish that they want to do
al of, the talking, and others are so
foolishly wise that they let them,
tilts Thos. Keys, who recently mov-
ed, to ,town from Stephen, has pur-
chased the residence owned by Mrs.
Catherine Hedden an John street.
:1r. A. E. Fulee has sold the dwell-
ing he has been residing in on William
street to Mr. Philip Hern. lir. Fulee
will continue to occupy it for some
time.
We have been having beautiful win-
ter weather this week The recent
snows made the sleighing fine and it
is being •made use of for pleasure and
profit
A. Hydro -Radial Meeting is acing
belts in Kirkton this Wednesday after(
noon when the matter of a radialbe-
tweeµ St Marys and Exeter will be
discussed.
The Winnipeg Telegram and the
Regina Province have each, owing to
the depression cut off their morning
e t :oats The Regina Leader has die-
cow:Lewd its evening edition.
In our mention last week of the pur
c' ase of the W. H, Levett busin-
ess interests in Exeter we omitted
staging, that ttliss Mae Wood is ane of
the. firm of purchasers. Mr. Levett
gives up possession on March lst,
the Boyer -Vincent concert Comp --
any Put on very creditable entertain-
ments in the Opera, House on Mon-
day and Tuesday nights of this week.
Thi company wears well "and draw
goods ,ltousea in spite of other at-
tractions .
Counterfeit Bank of Toronto bills
:.:a the 310 denomination are being
circulated. It is said to be a clever
counterfeit on the face size and like-
ly to deceive anyone, but the back is
a re 1 daub and they can easily be
detected by this,
' Rev Jeffersan of Crediton deliver-
ed a. very interesting address at the
jot meeting of the James Street and
Male Street Leagues in the . farmex
churchon Tuesday evening.
Besides s
the address the home League enter-
mime'.
nter-
mi.'the visitors very nicely. •.
It used to be that a. shirt was just
a shirt and was willing; to let it go at
that. Nowadays a shirt never knows
when tk stop and, it doesn't, If a ,ran
keeps up• with the procession ;o -day;
lse,needs a shirt which is a cross be-
tween a. barber's pole and the aurora
borealis.
At the ,adjourned preliminary hear-
ing in Sarnia of the charge laid again
sr' Dahxel Hartleib of Exeter in ,_on
azaction with the loss by fire in that
city last summer evidence was taken
which the magistrate considered suffi -:
ient .to: warrant him in sending Mr.
Hartleibup for trial, which was .lone.
The date of the trial is not known.
A nh nber of men sent out by the
Hydra_Commission are engaged gath-
ering
ath ering information regarding freight
shipped. in and out of this 'ocality.
Whey this information is ..otnpleteJ
it Mil's -serve the purpose of furnishing
an approximate estimate of shipments
anct whether such will warrant the
bu la.14 of a radial railway through
this • district, —
At a meeting of the directors of •he
Exeter .Agricultural Society an Satur-
day Mt' R. G ,Seldon was elected
secretary over Mr A G. Dyer, and
Mr. W. 'D Clarke treasurer in the
place, cf Mr. N. D. Hendon. The for-
mer secretary, Mr. Dyer, had occur
pieJ, that position for 36 years, and
a !remembrance in the form of a
grant of 315 was voted to hien,
SECURE FARM HELP NOW.—W.
D Sco ,z Superintendent of lmmigra-
tum for the Dorniinion Government,
wr _c roto C. H. Sanders, agent • for
this distrix t :says :—With the . ape
preach of Spring and the busy season
r the farms, I wish t, draw your at-
tention to the fact that immigration
from the • British Isles this year will
not likely amount to much, and fence,
farmers who have beenaccustomed to
securine. iminigrant help are. now con -
f on e•f with the necessity of securing
iselt. Fran some other, source. There
a a 1a. 3 e number' of idle men in
Canada some .of whom have had ex-
Aerie sole as farm laborers and others
qut.. :inexperienced. This is the only
source of supply for the present
year A.s farmers everywhere are
mak:frog a strong effort to =ncrease
Praia. o. i,n view of war prices and
the des•rability of Canada raising as
much 'as possible to meet the needs
of the Empire in this crisis I think
it likely that farin help will be scarce.
before long and therefore farmers
should ta'he iansnediate advantage--`o2-
the present sittuation to secure ''heln•
before the rush begins and scardity of
labor is felt. If your ora in. need ;of
hefts leave your order with, C.; ;l
The ";fuzzy -headed girls" learning
too dance,. the "11ttle woman" who gave
a bit card party to keep in society,
and the "red faced fellow" who, vis-
ited Landon and '`might" have brought
home few jugs, came, in forspecial
l
m ntial;'in last Sunday evening's ser -
men in James Street church. Many
morals •could be drawn; from this, but
the "printer's devil" says he 'pipes'
i13,s, one. "avoid Buzzy hair, \,mall
stature and a rosy complexion." ,
HOCKE'.i,—Parkhill and Exeter
played a fine game of hockey on
Thursday eight on the, local ice, re-
stinting in Exeter's • favor 5-3. The
visitors were a fine lot of fellows,
and the umpire they brought' along
knew the game, although he did trot
p
times. $ha.� it at Three periods p t of
20 mi.nurtes each were played, t esult-
Mg at the end vof the first, Parkhill 1,
Exeter e second, Parkhill 2, Exeter
4, third, .Parkhill 3, Exeter 5. Tor -
ranee in goal for the locals played a
fing.,galiie, his work winning the bat-
tle The Pickard boys an the wings
pat up an excellent game, as dial also
Acheson, Rivers and- 'the Soutthootte
in their places. Parkhill bays were.
fast on theajr skates and good shots.
There was pretty fair` combination
work throughout.
SCHOOL BOARD—The-naugural
meeting of the Exeter School Board
was held on Wednesday evening of
last week, when the officers and
committees were appointed for the
present year,—S. Martin, chairman; J
Grigg secretary; Corporation of Ex-
eter treasurer; the various committees
the same as in 1914. L R .Carling was
re -appointed representative to the
Public Library for 1915-6-7. The
building plans ttreee discussed et
some length' and early preparations are
ea be made for the remodelling of the
school. A motion of sympathy with
the secretary, .,ti Mr. Grigg, in his asci••
leaf and hope for' an early and com-
plete recovery ,was passed, The third
Monday of the month was fixed •as
the regular meeting night for the year
—Adjournment to call of the chair,
DISMISSED.—The case of Norman
Kellermaan vs. W. G. Gibbons was
before ,Magistrate W D. Sanders 4n
the Town Hall on Thursday nornipg
al -1J the case dismissed as to the.
charge of fraud in the automobile deal.
made last summer. Gibbons, however,
squared the financial metters between
himself and K'ellesmann by paying the
latter, or securing hien, in something
over $700. The trouble as stated last
week arose over an, exchange of Ford
and McLaughlin cars, the latter hay-
irox, a lien against it, and a money
"hoot' in the shape of a note from
Kellermaein for $300. In a couple of
mouths McLaughlin's took the auto
from Kellerntann, who then proceeded
aga;nst Gibbons to recover his finan-
cial loss. The rnagistrate held that
the main fault in Gibbons was that he
had bitten; •off more than he could
comfortably chew in these had 'times
but that no fraud was intended.
FARMERS' INSTITUTE—The Fare'
ers' Institute meeting held in the
Toter: Ball on Monday evening was
fairly well attended and. the topics dis
cussed proved of great interest. Ow-
ing to illness l.Iir. Clark of Cainsville
wa,i tamable to be present; but itlr'
Shaw +of the same place ga.ve a very
able address on the subject, "Western
Provinces compared with .Ontario:"
He, dealt with the subject from varied
standpoints and his address was well
received. Mr. Shaw was followed
by Mr Smith of S,tnitlevuille on, the
subject of "Cultivation- of Soil, Rot-
ation of Crops and conservation of
Moisture," 'rhe speaker handled the
subjeete with ease and dealt with them
las
ti ur'ctknl way thatcould be `:ase-
!t unacrstrwd, and all the. 2alm•rs
present were amply repand for their
attendance. Owing to illness Mrs,
lxTo.elard was unable to be present,
consequently there was no meeting
of the ladies.
Mr Nelson Sheere is in Sarnia this
week.
Mt and Mrs. 'M. M. Doyle have re-
aril from their wedding trip.
Mr Geo. Smaliacombe of Stratford
vc,i h g in town for a few days.
;In Passmore of Toronto v;sited.
'her sster, Mrs. Gladman last week.
Sanders Advocate 'Office..
MTS Peter Bawden visited • in Lone,
doe. this week. ae
The thermometer. registered a Heti
degree below zero early Wednesddyl
morning.
wero was received here this week
by Miss Mame Sanders of the death
in Vancouver on Jan. 13th of Hete
May Lindsay wife of Charles Bering,
aril granddaughter” of "tire late Jokin
Sandeirs ,of Exeter, -tit the age of .26
years '7aeceis.ed had; `been�yull far scull
Thames Road Presbyterian Church
hei;' their anniversary services ' Sun-
-day last„ when Rev. John Somerville
of ,Toronto occupied the pulpit very
acceptably, and preached to large
da itlegations. Caven. Church, Exeter
antlidrew their evening service in or-
der' that the congregation might at-
tea,c', the anniversary services. The
spcial„music by the choir, assisted
by Ma. Hays of Seaforth was of high
order. Mr. Hays sang two solos at
each service and his singing was ,nuch
apazeciated.
Ar "interesting" game of hockey
aras,played in the local rink on 'Tnues-
day;a'ftern.00n. Two picked teams
trout. the Thames Roecl vicinity were
the contestants., Had some of out
ow"tt ; tea • been wise enonrgh to look
on° team'
could have picked up '-orne
no" tts 'a's to hack shooting, body
heck_tg and all round slugging. The
score showed a victory for Fred
.., .
kin's team, •S to 4. Oiie incitlenton
1 opened to; go mar the sport, •.when
art+ 4 dk iron• engaging 'an *onje : o �
rams
e n r
ie . e hath`. .
-.: r m.aa S ts.
Kennedy _ eln Tuckersntt h, Jan. L9tl , Tell e -i`' by- someone a;• skate; flee -
to
„e -
to ser and Mrs, Rollie Kenn r?'y `a r"r ti:-"''=`n'g• the' services of a doctor
daughter. I ro_:-; out- "unusual" corresponden,•_.
\fss. Evelyn Gill returned last
week to her nursing duties in Toledo,
Ohio
Miss Becca. Hobbs of Birr is visit
:s;; hes sister, Mrs. Collins, at the'
reCtDry
Mr Win. Piper cf Seaforth visited
;lis mother here the latter part of
last week
Miss Annie Easterbrooke left rues
clay to visit her aunt, Mrs. Wm. West -
coat at Seaforth.
Mis Jennie Chesney of Tuckersmith
:s spending a few weeks with :vfrs.
Jshn R McDonald.
Mrs Melville Martin. and two 5seas
of .Regina are guests, atthe home of
Rev. and Mfrs. W. M, Martin, London.
lirs -Hall of Exeter North returned
last week from Detroit, where she.
visi•:e t her daughter, Mrs. Renshed,'
several weeks.
Mr .Fred Mallett received :xis call
last week tc repo : for training at:
London for the th_rd continent; and
he left on Monday morning.
County Councillors, Reeve Taylor
of
Exeter Reeve E ering
to
m of Us -
borne and Deputy -Reeve Love of
Stephen left Tuesday to attend the
County Council at Goderich..
EXETER PATRIOTIC FUND
Previously ackin wledged 1364,69,:
10,00
10,00
6,00
5:00
20.00
14;00
LEFT ALL. NIGHT TO FREEZE
BAREFOOTED.
Stratford Jan. 21.-Four=year- old;
Jack McDougall, son of Mrs. Thos.
IdeDougall Ontario street, is in a
very serious condition as a result of
terrible torture, alleged . to heave been
administered` by playmates, and the
police are endeavoring to get at the
bottom of the case. The wee any
has both legs and face frozen, and
was: found in a stupor, sitting an a
siders alk p....t 7.30 this, morning by' Mrs,
Freemar Farrow, after hie parents had.
spent a sleepless night searching fox
hint. It is alleged that white playing
with three companions in a neighbor's
yard. the child was set wpm by the
others, his shoes and stockings strip-
ped front .pis feet there he was thrown
over a fence and covered with a neap,
of snow, over which was placed a
large box, and that he was left thus
all night. While the frantic parents
were searching for their boy :luring
the aright they questioned one of the
boys who was playing with hire, and
who denied any knowledge of what had
happened. Early this morning it :s al-
leged the same boy released young
McDougall and told him to go home..
The little .suffered must have wan-
dered to where Mrs. Freeman Fax -
row found him,
SOUTH HURON AGRI. SOCIETY
The annual .meeting of the” members
of the South Huron Agricultural So-
cietx was held in Hensall, on Tues-
day of last week. The following of-
ficers and directors were elected for
the turrestt year : Owen Geiger, Hen
salt President; Wm. Berry, Bruce -
field . ist Vice -President; H. Soldan,
Hensall, 2nd Vice -President; Direc-
tors—John M:;rdoch, Hensall; E. Chris
a Exeter: Robt, ;McLaren, Tucker -
smith W. D. Sanders,'Stephen; Alex.
Smith, Dr. Malloy and Fred, Sma11a-
combe Hensall; P. Lamont and Ed.
Wurni Zurich; Wm, White, Hensall;
Alex Mustard, Brueefield; A. G.
Smillie, Seaforth; J. Hood and R, Mc-
Kay Kiipnen; J. 1\X• Govenlock, Mc-
Killop Messrs. H. Arnold and C. Mc-
Danell Elensall, were appointed and:
:toss Keith 1M. McLean was appoint-
ed Secretary -Treasurer. It was also
decidec; to hold a seed and stock
show in Hensall, the same as last
year the seed show to be held on
Mare], 30th,
Mrs W. Mace, • Winnipeg,
R. G - Selldon
L. Day ,
S GG_lhnore .
Tea Room J,an. 16, ,
Tea Room Jan •ZS,'
otls' —
M n ly .•
C. B. Snell •
James Stewart
-Lop
1.00
1431.69
Ottawa Jan: 12; '15
Mrs. A Hastings,
Dear Madarix—I wish to express my
sincere thanks . to you and theciti-
zens of Exeter for the 'kindness you
have shown in sending me a wristlet
watch ,as it is something every soldier
needs and 'I as4uire you it will he
a comfort tome'°to know that the
prayers ofmy friends at home will be
witl the through this great struggle
aril 1 hope that we 'Canadians can
r_ ruder . a,-gacid aceosint. of ourselves;
wide' s., the a>#ne ` clnses" €os? tus te. gb,
into 'the 'llr eye afx1,: tight. felrO'our coon
try- Again thanking you, 1 lbeg ,to:
r,.:nlc-.5 Very sincerely yours. -
Earl Parscns.
RECRUITING IN HURON
Clinton is sending two officers I'or
the Thir,i Contingent. Major H T.
Rance; is to he senior major and a ec-i
and in command of the 33rd Battalion
of Infantry which went into training
az London on Monday and will form
part of the Third Canadian Contin-
gent. The commanding officer of the
new Battalion is Lieut, -Col, Wilson of
Seafarth, Captain C. E. Dowding, the
Clinton manager of the Molsons Bank
has received the appointment of Pay-
master of. the new. Battalion, The tal-
low -Me; have been added to the list
of the volunteers, Sergeant Sutton,
Wingham ,whoa is now taking a ;peg -1
i,al military course in London; -Lloyd
Barber Seaforth; Geo. A, Bremner,
Seafarth• Thomas Barnes, Mitchell;'.
Ra; B Gook, Seafor th ; Thomas Gar-
taa Wingham; J. H. O'Neil, Bru,cefield
Harry Twyford, Clinton; George d•Ixb-
b:a ;gingham; Delmer Huller, Clinton
John J. Kennedy, Wingham.
Some of the Parkhill recruits In the
'I:hirc: contingent are—William F.Kiff
Edward King, John Gallaher, Charles
Harris, George Rossman, Lieut. Alex.
Cameron.
HYDRO ON AT LUCAN.
Lucan, Jan. 22.—Hydro was turned
an hero at 6.30 this evening and fol-
lowing the interesting ceremony, a
large publiic meeting was held in Stan-
ley's opera house, where addresses
were heard from Engineers Raster
and Jeffrey of the Ontario 'Hydro=
Electric Commission. The switch
that made the connection .to flood
the village with light was turned on
by Mr Thos. Collins of Clandeboye,
who. is considerably past his 'iun-
dredtr anniversary, but who took great
Pleasure in the part he played in turn-
ing on the wonderful power. A lum-
ber of reeves and councillors prom
near-by,municipalities were present at
the meeting
Reeve Govenlock. of McKillop is, ,he
new warden of Hunan County. In
Middlesex after five ballots they ail-
e,d
to elect a warden. on Tuesday:
N. Rowe
r
D ale
ni
Dealer
Furare. t
and Undertaker
Phone ZOa.
Exeter
Ontario
Tea & Coffee
Store+o
re
1�7
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, , coffee and every-
thing in. the grocery line.
Call. ;and s.ee ,l s. A trial
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce takexL in each npf
ata
aC!
Opposite Electric light Plant
Big deduction in
Watches
4 MEN'S 18 size, GOLD FILLED CASE Regular Price $14.00, now $8.08
2 MENS' 16 size, GOLD FILLED CASE Regular Price $15,00, now $9;00
2 MENS' 18 size, NICI(LE CASE, Regular . Price $ 3,00, now $5.511
4 LADIES' 6 size, Gold -Filled Case Regular Price $14.00, now 58.011
6 LADIES 0 size, Gold -Filled Case Regular. Price $16.00, naw $9.00
2 LADIES' 0 size, Wristlet Watches Regular Price $14,00, now $9,75
2 SILVER Wristlet Watches, Regular Price $ 4.00, now $ 2,75
W1'2 ARE OFFERING SOME BEAUTIFUL BRACELETS AT A VERY
LOW PRICE,
Lawson & Trick
Exeter
Nameless Catarrh Remedy
The remedy that is safe to ase any-
where either in or out doors. Name -
relieve -u most cases instantly. Try it
for Sneezing, Stuffed head, sore
throat, Hacking, Spitting, Sore nose
Coughing Waxy ears, Deafness,
Neuralgia Headache, Lung trouble,
Inflamed eyelids, Asthma, .Hay fev-
er, Piles etc.
FOR POULTRY, TRY IT
Louse head, Black swelled head.
For gapes (you, will be surprised,)
NAMELESS is guaranteed to a ei-
leve in the use' of one bottle, or the
price will be refunded,
Get Next to NAMELESS; sent .try
where for 25 cents, ___
Nameless is prepared by The Purity
Manf'g Co. Exeter, Ont. and sold at
Powell's Bazaar
J. Willis Powell
The Big Variety Store
P,S.—Ail through January we anis
running two-day window sales. New
prices every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Watch our windows.
Exeter North
Lieiieral Store
For Real Home-
made German
Sausage
.()DUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
BUTTER,
EGGS ,
DRIED APPLES
DRESSED POULTRY
AT MARKET PRICES
H. Bierling
'b
MERCHANT,
lila P.O,
4
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
January Sale
FOR THE BALANCE OF JANUARY' WE ARE OFFERING
SPECIAL PRICES TO CLEAR OUT ALL WINTER GOODS
THIS WILL BE A SAVER FOR YOU AS THE SAME GOODS
WILL BE
MUCH HIGHER NEXT WINTER.
LADIES COATS
Only a few left at lust haIf
regular price, Each one a. bar-
gain.
' FUR COLLAR COATS
$12 for a good one, $15
for abetter one. A Snap.
MEN'S & BOYS' O'RCOATS
To be cleared Out regard-
less ,of Dost. Come and get
a real Live bargain.
ALL FURS
For off Selling Price. A
good stylish lot to pick from.
LADIES' WAISTP.
A nice lot of Silk and Net
Waists, at only 322.00 each.
MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS
A bag lot of nifty suits
clear out at nearly 3 price.
1 New Spring Goods
THE 'NEW' SPRING GOODS ARE ARRIVING EVERY DAY
WE WILL SOON HAVE, THEM ALL IN FOR YOUR,.APPRO-
VAL.
NEW DRESS GOODS,
The first shipnient is here
Wand you will find them very
swell in Patterns, Colors and .
Fabrics.
NEW PRINTS
300 pieces of thet New Eng=,
dish and Canadian Prints. Ev-
ery color, in different pat-
terns will he found on our
counters,
$1.98 All Trimmed Hats
SOME REAL BEAUTIES TO CHOOSE
r,
Headquarters for he celebrated W : E: Sanfond Clothing