Ontario Community Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), December 6, 1923, p. 6

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iurtht marrulm cwff0 lv ml itlh are noi lowing plrthi dcaltx sej ifamuru una oi imtn jtltciuk at acton heiomtkr i 13 i v itltchlo mi mniwim- in art on novintxt 2tv ibm to ilitrt mrlxiwiu lu iglt v in1 mm to albert married hmltiihimiltluu at wulkorvhl uouliiy novmbor 12 1023 liy uv clonlon mawln uorlruth- hlhtrttll if nxirrolwii c kmlth of wnlkorvlllo hiackatijkiiailant al tlin uothortul iunwmnrw unlwiy av enue toront tin kotunluy nvm- lmr 24 23 uv tho uov ir young kdnu youngpnt inughlor or mr mm o ii onnl krln to llor url lunl mm of mr and mru ii j hlucktklar toronto died bcott al norvul on vyounf novmthr 2h 1023 mrkt j until tan wldnw of tho ul loorn hcnlt iikrrlnotonln iwiklrtn on thursday novmtf 23 l2s urrlnblon uk1 u raantb liolmkhhuilrthnly ui oinlph monottyrlomlmn- 1023 mnrhiil holmea formoriy nnrwabawoyn 0lbd 74 yun gfag arfamjfrggyrgbfl thursday december lss brief local items shop early and oftn if you nod jload tit vaxm vwbw phort btory this week tha iwaroiu nro prolty woll rtllod with wmter now pranuptliil howom nro qulto in vogue ihlm month t tno op ajon for new ubftcrlptlons to tiik vum ilww oood skating on tho panda i now th devout hop trf tho yountfm chriatmaa l under conaldorntlon in every horn and roont hoaita ur john wataon la having his now houao on main 8trrt coroptel tho beat aafoty appllanco on an automobile la a careful man at i wheel acton new boulevard bylaw commended by tho ht mary journal- aryua r j kerr la one of the micuonoorft at tho aalo at tho winter pair ouolph today a poultry atroet fair will b held in mount foraat on 12th 13th and lui inata acton municipal turrool u over for another year mondaya election aaw to that did you ever atop to ftauro thai a flah never eta caught tf it ktnpm iti mouth shut it coat naasavaweya council 48 at tho moating laat wek for aheep klllod by doga a rcelpt for t kwea pkm for 114 makaa an exceptionally welcome christina rux with the marcury up to 40 degreea on december 1 hero wasnt much aupi of winter qood morning avoid the nub and renew your fju paasa subscrip tion for 11 now it la not difficult to believe now that autumn la over and we are at the beginning of winter all the atorea in acton wl be open on wednesday afternoons during the month or december mr- alex crippa has completed hla floe new houae on frederick street and moved in on tuesday the u f- w o will hold a dual neaa meeting in the dub rooma next saturday evening 8th inal oor merchanta adverfuemi give you hlnta for chriatmaa purchaa- lng paruae them carefully injarloua la the gift that take away freedom consider thla in mak ing your- chriatmaa aelectlona ouelph electors defeated the by law to provide 16000 for a soldiers memorial by 1117 votes to 771 ouelph winter- fair has been in progress this week there has been a large attendance from thla ae the radio fever is growing and numbers of homes uro installing equip ment for wireless receiving outfits a -dad- and daughter service was held in bronte methodist church on sunday evening by rev ur moore the rains of the past week have shown where a few more loads gravel can be used about town to good advantage just think a few abort months ngq we all did much perspire now down tho cellar steps we go to teed tho furnace ore hiss helen ostrnnder sang al the matinee and evening performance at tb new gregory theatre ut oakvllle last saturday there is quite a demand for per qpgl greeting carda now tiia fas passsjpaa a large supply and an ar- tlstio jassortfnent tfie ringing of st albans church bell at alx oclock on bt andrews day morning disturbed the slumbers of numerous cltlsens theres a strange pathetic tnualo in the winds that ooqio and bo pared by the winter nlshtwhwls as they wander to and fro coal is oomng in quite plenti fully now local dealers have been delivering both stove end nut sixes of anthracite during the week our ratepayers evidently havo u kindly feeling toward aubatantiut manufacturing- concerps w all to see them humming jnour midst after the long mild open fall we enjoyed there eooldnt be uny awrlous objection ut sufficient snow canm now to give u couple uf weeks sleighing before christmas ualton council refused to ounsldor the request tor an tncreitae of 300 per annum lit the salary u the hujer- iniendenl of the house of hufuge for lynl and llalion tho young people of the uhurch jsooletles have made a good atart to ward their winter evenings program me bd tar they have eecbnu a number of excellent evenings messrs h k urltrin bon won the championship at ouelph winter fair for their exhibit uf potatoes they have won quite a name for them selves this season as expert growers pf roots and grain l at the sheep sheari at ouelph winter fair on liottuav walter cole of usquealng who la over seventy yean of age won first prise and his son jcuon cole of erin took third place thsre ware eight contestants mr john mcdonald of the third line who has made a splendid auooeas in the production of maple syrua is in stalling m new evaporating plant of the latest type it will bat a con siderably larger capacity than his pre vious outfit w j patterson butcher mcur- lng a limited supply of buffalo meat from the hard slaughtered by the quv- emmsnt at their ranch in north west- orders for thla speat should be planed this week tmlnuvm be police urt ntiwb cruelty to anlmsls polaen put out fpr don thell of monoy and store good two cauns rhulttiig from annoyance oi ruroinrh thriuith the incursions of holts and iubh oti their pretnuos o uplwl tin- whiiln of the uftoritoon sit ing of ioltrt muglstrutn mounts vawvk court at tlttorgetown iumi tliuru- duy uftitnooiv wultor wrluglesworili of tint nlxth him icsituomlnuchitrioxl liu nolshbor junios ilhrimu with cruolly l animals by i in v inn hln boys untl hlroil inun drlvo out of liu jlar it young ilgs and uliuuriif thetn so that one of thnm dlod uml two otliors sliownd slvns of injury for sevorul dnys mr itarnns tifllinid that tho hiiks had boon in his uwbhaifo tatch uml over tltu luwii jhut thw uoym only used apple sucm uiul l italf inch boord in dilvlng thm iiuu uml that ho did not know una or llm plifu rilnd until hn hourq the boyu lu iking about it a wink urtnrwurd the evidence of seven wltliotuloit wro taken a oonvlctlon woe rklstruj unit u penalty of 100 und ritit in ponml mr llarnoit jiuli mr wrlugui worth j10 for the ihrei- monthsold hog which ul crown attorney dick unnduttnd lht prosecution und lolloy dale npitvured tor tho dnfnnce t another cane of grluvutico of farmer against another wan tho charge of henry wllaun of tho ninth lino esqueslng ugalnst leorge urowrn u nolghlhir of hnytna it out polsop through which hlu colllo dog bandy which ho valued at 20 died huffman and william cookn other neighbors guvo ovulance that thoy had also vst thalr farm dogs through get uhg poison by eating part of u carcass of a small calf upon which they be moved poison had been placed w ii watson druggist georgetown testi fied that he had sold strychnine to mr brown on october st tho night before the dogs died and that ho thought he said he intondod to on a coif provincial constable atkins sold that drown sala to him when hu served him with summons to appear i guess i did wrong in putting out poison borne dogs were worrying my cattle and through this abortion brought on a valuablo cow causing very substantial loss he wanted to set rid of the dogs ha was sorry about iluffmann dog ho was after wilsons and cookes dogs a cto vlction was made and a penalty of 10 and costs imposed crown attorney dick prosecuted and ii g mlors act odfor the dofondant a young man named frank king was brought before police magistral moore at he court house milton last thursday morning charged wllh steal ing from c a elsley campbellvllle the sum of 4187 in cosh and goods to the value of 5700 king was a clerk in mr elsleys store ho was very efficient and won tho confidence of his employer a week or two ngq mr elsley became suspicious that his till was being tampered with and lhnt goods were being taken from the store a search warrant was taken out and a quantity or goods belonging tp mr elsley and a number of marked bills were discovered in his room king was arrested end lodged in the county jail when he came up for trial was thought desirable that a medical examination as to kings mental con dltlon should be made and that his previous history be enquired into was therefore remanded to jail for a week king is a bright young man of about 31 he was employed for two years by tho dominion blorea at bt thomas and this summer worked for a month or so al newmarket lost foil he was in u motor accident ir toronto and was injured on tho head his parents live st bt thomas george dennett of toronto convict ed by police magistrate shields oi being drunk while driving a motor car near oakvlllo will- spend the naxt four months in the county jail at milton bennett la the second motor ist to serve a term in the county jail for being drunk while in charge pf i car since the new act was passed on friday morning to case of wil frid mccutcheon the nlnd- year old son of ur and mrs david mccutcheon for neglect to attend school come before police magistrate moore the parents have been twice before sum moned to court for violation of the school attendance act but satlsfaa toryv results have not followed at tendance officer heed presented a cer tificate from the boys erfirtio w lng that ha had attended school but one day in september two in october and three full and three half days li november ur mccutcheon said that his work took htm away from home during school hours the boy had sometimes told him he was at school when he was not mr reeds evidence showednhat mrs mccutcheon had n- tprfered when he went to take hltn to school the boy was committed to the care or the childrens aid bociety whose ward he will be hereafter in spector stewart attended the trial ho said he would leave the lad with his parents for m few days after jwhlcli he will become art inmate uf the gor don home at milton alonxo miller of terra co it a was charged on july 3k with having liquor in an outhouse near tho house in which hp lived ha was summoned to appsor by inspector reevely instead of obey ing the summons young miller cleared out and went to bault bto marie he returned homo on saturday and on monday he came before police magis trate moore pleaded guilty and wui fined 50 and costs for having hquor illegally purchased a most unseemly rw took place an main street on bunday afternoon just as knox church bunday school dismissed it was a quarrsl be tween alex deforest and crewson mclaughlin and this is tho story re vealed in court oo tuesday murnlng mctuughllrt not reeling very ii wont out for a walk un mat alax deforest deforest invited him nl room on the john watson pro perty in the rear of the old blacksmith shop after chatting a little while deforest said he could supply a bottle of liquor crewson accepted tho offer t when the bottle was bronchi pooled nit u five dollar bill from his roll of over fifty uiul paid it to de- forest deforest suggested u friendly ijkmt of curds after u couple of games a quarrel followed aiul crew- luitd do forest got him down und his roll crewson inlssd ho money end staggered away delwaul followed on the street in front of the mclaughlin home thy luid mi- thor sotto crewson ot away and went to chief mcphersons house and told mm about the loss of the money the chief rnsde hurried call on da- furevf and round him in the uct of trying to hide u roll uf monoy under lumber pile near his quarters he was too drunk o cover his uctlon and the chief secured the roll con taining 4100 informations ware laid against both the men charging thorn with a breach of the ontario temper ance act mclaughlin was served to appear lu polio court on tuesday morning but deforest skipped towu before the officer could sarvv him in court on tuesday mclaughlin pleaded guilty and was fined 11800 and costs in hist evidence as to tha source of hla liquor ha awors as- follows h was at the ho whare 0alormt jlva on bunday afternoon 1 bought from alex deforest a botua 0f nmonahlna i paid him is00 for the botua of liquor paforaat want oit oftat nous to get the liquor h drank with ma out of ia bottle fr bad a gams of e0a jmmac the game wa b aa ranir v v lijl prli mr joseph a bhorilll of washing ton viusrouvjr is npotidtng a few days ut hje lid home horn joe loft hero mo iwetitythroo your iio ami this his tlmt vlll to ihrno inrt since wilfred klrkwood son of mr john klrkwood of tho 10th lino lot krln on htinday novemlwr ih huinoiwl with an sccldent when ho fell nff the reuce und broke hlu lei hut l dfihig nuiiy neighborhood news- town und country churchill amaiik ihn mont oiik inn muni niiciinf ul txillt- 1 ttui itoynl winter lulr toioito h k flrlllln a hon tiflyuook t prize for irnri moiinlnln potftnos cohblnrn llurnl new yorker and iiarley field inus field na88aoawbya a kerr sold the um nchnol building of no h lo mr t diamond by miction on hnttirday for 4000 tho id dithks bnurlug tha carved tinmen f ortuiliint of four gone rat tutlii sold x rc rents for tho lot j und in the so lmnln v i nntti and ulx rovcltln islielu of point ich for ballinapad mru ada moore has returned to in mi to liuvlng spnnt some time wllh her sister mrn wllllum icvoru w mccutcheon or the lunliili head was quite successful al the lloyul fair toronto- with hlu ex hibits lie took prises on field peas lqrne school following lu the report for novem ber showing tlm standing of pupils ttr iv mary fcclcaheni luclndu oratt jcthol a ran vivian wiggins hector guthrie br ui- losllo hwuokhamor oborgo jruff loona waller jr ill verpa murray chrlssu swaolthamttr tod harrop willie llar- rop i taf barn guthrie henottu waller hr if ruby murray thnlma gran hoy dmny jr u corlnmt maolionold harry murray chester mclluln howard graff pansy troup first lauru johnston agnes mc lluln wallace bwackhumar hob an derson primer willie mobaln anno macdonald teacher rockwood mr fred osborn has resumod hit work after four wooks illness wllh pnoumonla miss grace ilrldgar of he tftlophonti staff is on duty again after aovorul weeks illness- mrs t lundy and her nloco mrs marshall of islington were guests ut tho homos of mrs a lalng und mrs m p barry last week mr ross patterson of j a llttlos brocory stare has gono to windsor his successor is mr reulen utllo of saskatoon mm russell poart wno underwent successful operation at he guelph genoral hospital two weeks aso ui making favorable progress towards re covory mr frank moore attended the mar rlago of his niece miss elelo moore u mr albert edwards at deamsvlllo the ceremony took place in tho church mr moore playing the wed ding march mr and mrs edwards spent part of their honeymoon with mr and mrs moore tho no b school beef king club held an oyster sapper on thursday evening november 22 at the home uf mr and mrs douglas mcnabb when u very enjoyable evening was spent and the business of the season sa factor ly dlsposod of joseph cohan and john e alton were prisewinners at the seed and root competition ut the quolph winter fair thla weak norman hill of fergus son of alox hill of kockwood and nephew of ihu late j j hill the ratlwuy magnate vam found on a road three mllus soul of fergus doad in hbr car with u re volver by his side on monday after noon deceased was a married v about co years uf ago and leaves a wife and two grown up daughters crew60nb corners mr john bennett has just received from tho manufacturers a now evapor ating outfit for his sugar bush this he is having installed to replace tho one burned out last spring by thw sunday marauders who raided his sugar camp tha capacity ofthejiew outfit is considerably larger thanth old evaporating plant about 100 friends and neighbors of mr and mrs edwin crippa gathered at tho home or mr j parker to bid them goodbye before thoy removed to acton and wish ihorri suqcobj in their how home they were prcaented with a handsomo chub- and a choice article of silverware the following address was read by mr fred hilton beak friends we your friends und neighbors have gathered to night to express our regrets at your removal from our neighborhood und to wlah you every good fortune in your new home you have truly been the best ot neighbors and have given yuur services willingly at all times to wards the welfare of the commun lty mr crippa faithfulness as school trustee for several years hai been appreciated and his in- lormtihtfchwiccton generally will be missed while there is u sense pf lonell- ness as the old neighbors move away one by one wo realise that life is full of such partings and can only hopo our lives may be such that sometime those partings may all be over you have lived in pur mldslfor many years and huve proven your selves friends both in our dark hours und our bright ones wo are glad your now homo lunof fur away and hope you will return often and visit us we now ask you- to accept this chair and silverware us u slight token of our good will and bast wishes that you and your family xnuy enjoy many years of comfort luipplnesa and prosperity it your how home i hl jamkb mooltto 1 fred hilton george graham uusla and dunclng wvru then in dulged in and a buuntlful lunch was served to all- a hearty vote of thanks i passed to mr und mrs parker for their hospitality at tho close of the evoulng tnent and deforest gut hlu down he took my pocket book money and all i hud about 5goo in tho pocket book be fore i bought the bottly of jiuuur hlgnod c mclaughlin chief mcvherson spools omoer 0- a has since laid u second charge ugulust deforest for soiling liquor and is on tho look out for him everton tleld beans and winter wheat limehou0e the umoliuuhb womens institute 111 hold thalr regular monthly meet ing ut the homo of mm w l mlllloro lis thursday uflcrnoon mr william guwdy was at toronto i friday atendhib ihu funeral of die luln w hcit t who was for utxmt forty yeurs hecmtarytreuhuror of the toronto lima co lie was a personal frlaml of mr gowdy and hurt also bean a warm friend of his father mr william gowdy suffered another end iteruavemept this week in tho hudduu iliuth of mr marshall holmes i cjowflys father at ouelph f mn holmes wos a frequent visitor here and had made many frlonds ho wai greatly on teemed here tho funarnl was hold yostorday afternoon from tho presbyterian church nussagawoya leslies school the school report for h h no h krln for novemlmir coiiowm chum v rifle mc arthur murjorta mccutrhnon ermu fisher tilly maude br iv marjorlo hold elva john ston arthur mckoown thomas allan florence johnston gto llnsdell br iii maud mccalg kathleen mckoown vloln allan hector ma- arthur hr ii calvin altken willie john ston jr 11 thyra blone lulu mocut- hoon annie altken oordon leslie mory mccalg- hi- prlmei elsie nolson jr primer janes mccalg evelyn 1enren evelina lamthirt lloyd mc koown edna maude m mcdonald teacher tarbells teachers guide this splendid teachers help by mar- ha turhell ph d is now ready htmngly commended for eighteen years by uptodnte hundny school workers tcacherrrureaabers and bible student borne recent superlative opinions prof wllllom allen harper it not only maintains the high standard of tho punt elghtees years but the latent ihsud is err advance upon it journal of christian education we do not hesitate to recommend it as the beat single lesson halp on tho new uniform lessons now available methodist quarterly kovlow says up to lh- unual high mark of excellence lustruted by the best thinkers in the field 8 vo substantial cloth lv0 postage 10c methodist book and publishing house 203 queen street west toronto our rural mall carriers do wo ap preciate thorn regardless of weathor and roads they faithfully deliver tho mail every day except sunday and nom of thorn are getting rich quick either a new cement or brlok platform ut the canudlnn national frutttway station would bo a decided improve ment the plank platform which wus laid about twenty years agot is getting much the worse fur wear in places- i boost tor acton if you live hero talk about it 8 peak well of it help to improve it beautify the st roots patronise us roorohonts adfertlso in its newspaper speak weir of enter prising men if you cant think of a good thing to say keop silent after ono months publication th new york leader a now afternoon daily has suspended publication with a loss of 76000 newspapers sro never the avenues of great wealth but not infrequently have thy been sources of disastrous loss to their own em clearing auction sale in eihn townlship farmstook and implhment5 the undersigned has received in tructlons from roland allan lot 4 2nd line erin 3 milt wet acton to sell by public auction un tue8dav december 18 123 at one oclock harp the following hor8es 1 bay home rising yearn weighing 1400 lbs 1 bay hor rising 7 years weighing 1400 tpn llrown mare ii years weighing 1300 cattle 1 red cova years 1up january 33 1 br indie cowf i years due january l 1 grey oow- yearn duo june t i hereford cow d years due june- 4 cows dates glvsn day of sale 1 heifer rising i year 1 user rising 3 years 4 heifer ealveav rlslna 1 year 2 hols to hi oows due tiros of sale figs 1 york sow due january 131 1 young sow due january 32 9 pigs 3 months old bheep 10 slice tl lng ewes- 1mplements 1 noxan cultivator good as new 1 set harrows coak- shutt 4 section good as new 1 cock ahutt souffler good as new 1 portland cutter in good condition j wheelbar row 1 atoneboat 1 stock raokl 1 gusollno engine 1 h pi 1 outtlnk ihix hunt1 or power 1 root pulps ri 1 massey harris cream para lor used 3 months 1 dnlny churn l buttor bowl ladle und print j wblfflotreus heokyolces forks ht chains shov- ols olc eat uf wheel and tonguu for dultlvstur liahnehb1 st of duqb lutrness uomploie 1 set single harness odd collars bells horas blankets hav grain bjtce tpn timothy bay 2 ton clover hay about 100 bushels banner outs fit for seed a quantity of mangolds some turnip quantity of good feed oorn no reserve as the farm is bold terms 1000 und under cash or that umount 12 months credit iii be given on furnishing upprnvod joint notes 8 oft for cash huy gruln und roots cash p j kerr auotlonea- phone 3d anton o plank clsrsr for long winter evenings lanterns and oil cans a good lantern is your best frland on a dark winters night at chore time a wsll mads lantern holding two pints of oil und having a handy lift that makes lighting iv mutter of only u tow second is priced at vls9 and llbo oil canb there are so many things around the homss hat- run smoother and with less noise when they are given a little oil oftwll they are neglected because it is too much bother to aptdy the oil without an oil can a handy oil can is waiting for you at talbots saws improved ituuor axes sampson and gold medal fully guaranteed everready flashlights w d talbot min8tnct phone 76 acton onurto rw tje- useful gift selections from our store useful glftm but ho pretty that you forgot their prosaic quality lu the funtamplaton of thalr beauty variety bets truy clntlin huftel hetu lunch hntn hrlilk cloltih centre i mones dresser hear von towels aprons cushion tops shopping bugs rompers embroidery cnttomi hllks und woolu open evenings miss j galbraith mill street acton ont v rumley phone no 3 by using pocohuntns coul in al n beat units than hard paoplo who uro using ll price delivered per ton nut size anthisolts pea slss anthracite beulets per ton u thcso prlcnu uro for delivery direct delivered from nhnd termh cash with phone 48 furnaces and more soot or quebec smoke j a mackenzie acton and georgetown lu buy now oviiry momtm mill sueet v 0pbn eveninoo l starkman saturday treat chocolntcs- chocolates chocolates in half one two and three pound boxes a largo assortment to choose from and all strictly fresh as wo have been getting a fresh shipment in each week ak for tho club package it has no equal peanut bar 29c lb what is nicer than a nice fresh crisp peanut toftcc its a favorite ofall the family bo sure and get your supply while it lasts regularly 35c and 40c lb saturday treat 20c lb weekend chocolates 32c lb a real good assortment of real good chocolates including hard and soft centres and assorted flavors they are equal in quality to any high priced- line of chocolates on the market regularly 50c and goc tb saturday special 32c lb ice cream why worry about desort for tea or some thing tasty for that party just ask for our two fruit brick its a leader bulk lea cream on hand at all times acton ontario keep heat up and cost down 13js0 170o 1zb0 13j off car 50 ont oxlnt wliil irler or on dllvory n moleod manaoert clearance sale we uro cleurlng cur olltlrc btork ut wholesale frlco buy youf household and persona heeds and your christmas gifts at our store- you will avo dollars as everything in tho store is reduced to cost shorn of all prnnt a few items will illustrate how we huvo reduced prices ludlea dreasus nicely inudu of nil wool homespun in sand with blue trimming these dresses will i ve excellent service aud are sold regularly atllooo 8l prloe aa0 flunnolotlo lllunkats largest slxe first uuullty bsleprke 1276 hheetm of good nusllty hleuclicd cotton full bed sua bale price 20 mans iutw bilk bhlru very host nunllty all sues rrgularly i4h0 bale prloe pm man bilk und wool knitted hciirvc in funoy gift boxes regularly 3b0 fjsls prloe 95o 1 toys woollen 1ullovefa with rol collars sixes 2ft to 3tr qel prloe 10 mens illack iiiittllluu uiul white wtrlpe overalls all sixes ssle phm u9- carhurtts ovontus lljuck und uluo with smocks to match sale prlos zjkt esoh jtlcert aro going up with th nw vear und it is to your advantage ilv u mplrmlld iisoortmeiit of christmas aifts for family acton ontario bring your wvuthv to the erin poultry market december hth and 12th sfthsot market prises psld tor drsd feulftry town mali 5rin wolitsay svuiiui ljtivl la t b i in utlutatlongl movv lliil lvcur mi poultry eti jt ll it- art- mission ivd i lu llproy 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2200 sfjtnfieldb pure wool un derwear tho underwear that keeps you warm and gives everlasting wear all sizes in stock today menh flannelette- gowns in white and stripe flan nelette special at 150 meih w50 iiamnaa special at 295- turnbuiib line 16 tho beat undcrwearmade for the monoy j big shipment of t alt sizen cm i hand today stanfield5 omkhlxtnttt- uhderwear sunds strennoo 3 good pattoms of 4yardwidc linoleum in stock and the price is right on january 1 a government sales tax of 0 per cent goes on these goods we o our eustomcia to buy now mclean co mill street acton ont y special sale on every article mens caps in all the latest shades 150 mens fine shirts 125 mens 2picce fleecelined underwear perearment 100 mens black smocks 185 mens black and blue striped overalls l85 mens allwool socks 3 pair for v 110 mens soft and hard collars arrow make 2 for 45c boys allwool pullovers 150 boys strong allwool bloomers l50 boys ribbed stockings 29c ladies ahwooi pullovers l50 ladies allwool 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