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- l.OUCTO;? DAILY' I CXi . L5U1(DA IIGIainiia; JUNE 1G;1;12.; V y&.fv;
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Compare Qualify:'
With OnaUiTsV '
Price -for Price
and You Wpo'tv
Fina Another'
Store iac Houston
To Equal These Yalnes
Corsets Waists
White Goods
and '
Linens ..
FOLEY'S l?EmET WF WtilTW
BE G I N : T O M O RR0 V$MQ R NINGrA T ! 8 XTGL O CK-
See full Daze announcetnent of reductions on ready to iwear Garments. MiTlinerv. Underwear. White Goods and Embroideries
on page 31 of compelling interest to every woman in Houston is our "FLEET OF WHITE" Sale. This page of bargains is
a. . . . t . .t t fl aw . S
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dedicated to tne puouc wno nave so uoeraiiy patronized us in ine past
t
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35c i
Unusual and Attractive Offer
nigs From Oar Art Needle
Work Department
Summer Fancy Work the kind you
want now at Big Reductions.
Thlnl Floor.
Laces Fringe and Bands FoBrfen-
trnlpcg. table runners and pMowg
sold always at ."0c; "Fleet
of White" Sale price
Stamped Pillow Tops In floral and
many other designs including sit
skeins of Cortlcelli silk and sheet
of instructions for making; of
"Fleet of While" Sale price faOC
Wash Emblems For sailor and
middy blouses; all fast colors; our
25c 3Stc. and oOc values; 1 Q
"Fleet of White" Sale price 17C
Gown Patterns Stamped on sheer
white nainsook; all new designs
and easy to work; a splendid value
"Fleet of White" Pale
price
Stamped Towels Here are two ex-
ceptional good values and which we
can not duplicate Towels that gold
at 75c and 50c each as follows
"Fleet of White" Sale price
75c Towels for 60c
"Fleet of White" Sale price
60c Towels for 2&e
Stamped Linens An assortment of
Table Runners Scarfs Center
pieces and Library Covers; a full
$1.25 value; "Fleet of White-
Sale price
Centerpieces Stamped In floral
and conventional designs; put up
In packages; Including six skeins
of Cortlcelll Roman silk and dia
gram for working; Fleet of or
White" Sale price LtOK.
Table Runners Stamped on Linen
CraSh In floral and other designs.
Including six skeins of Cortlcelll
Roman silk and diagram for work
ing; "Fleet of White" Sale
nrlce
WaravValnes io Cool Hosiery
78c
49c
49c
50c
11.23 Value Ladies' all 'pur silk
Hose Hale sole and toe; high apllcedt
heel lisle garter top; In black white
and tan; "Fleet of White" Sale i
Price
7E and 85c Quality Ladles' Lace
Lisle Hose all new floral designs; this
season's newest patterns In black and
white; "Fleet of White" Sals
Vice
75c Quality Ladles' All Pure Silk
Hose with double heel and toe; lisle
top; black only; "Fleet of OQ
White" 8ale Price wC
35c and 5Qc Quality Infant's Lisle Soxs
in stripes and check tops also dainty
emVoldered designs on Instep; OO
"Fleet of White ' Sale Price OC
25c Quality Ledles' Black Gauze Lisle
Hose with double heel and toe;
double garter top; "Fleet of ir
White" Sale Price IOC
50c uallty Ladies' Lace Lisle Hose
In allover lace and lace boot effect;
all hew patterns. In black and tan;
"Fleet of White" Sale
Price
29c
i
50c
Wonderful Values in Handker'fs
10c Value Ladles' Sheer Cambric
Jlauiiktl Wlira -lul)luid- ied in ouo
corner; "Fleet of White" Sale r
Price 3C
19c Value Ladles' Sheer All Pure Lin-
en Handkerchiefs; embroidered in
dainty designs; "Fleet of White"
Sale Price
25c Value Ladies' All Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs one corner hand "em
broidered; In "Fleet of
White" 8ale Price
l: 9c
12'2C
Waist Patterns Stamped
on sheer white flaxon. In
many new and beautiful
designs; "Fleet of op
White" Sale price LOC
Extra Special
Bobbinet Bars.
$4.50 quality 108-inch
Englkih Bobbinet Bars
full 'yardage and fast
edge; "Fleet of White"
price . $3.49
NECKWEAR Ihe Kind Yon
' Want at Wonderful Savin's
25? and 35c Values Ladles' Neck-
wear Including Side Frills Stock Col-
lars. Jabots. Wash Stock Chamlsette.
Coat and Collar Sets and Crochet
Bows; "Feet of White" Sale
Price
50c 65c 75tf Value Ladles' Nock-
wear: our entire line of these; prices
Including everything In stock. "Fleet
of White" Sale
Price
Arl other Neckwear at Greatly Re-
duced Prices.
II AIR rUTS Rtnt'CED
10c Value Foley's Shamrock Hair
Nets; "Fleet of White" Sale
Price 7 for
15c
35c
25c
Unusually Low Prices sum her Toilet Articles I
X . Jewelry Bads and Belts
There's Beauty for
you in every box -of
this Toilet Combina-
tion; big special
for our "Fleet of
White" Sale Monday
only Pozzoni's
Combination Box
Consisting of
Box Poztonl's Pow-
der 50c
Box Poironl's Jap
Rosa Rouge 26c
(Also Powder Rag).
76c
Special 39 cents
34c
and
6c
15c
15c
60c Slie Newbro'a Herplcida. "Fleet
of White" Sale Prlea
25c Sise 1 pound can Jergens' Violet
Rose T.lcum Powder. "Fleet of White"
8ale Price 10 C
I5c Slie Soxodont and Sanitol Tooth
Powder "Fleet of White" Sale Price.
25c SUe 4-ounce bottle Lambert's llster-
lne; "Fleet of Whlta Sale Price... .
10c Box Jergen's Violet Glycerine Soap I takes
to the box. "Fleet of White" Bale -
Price box . . IOC
25c Site Paateurto Soxodont and Dr. Edge's
Tooth Paste; "Fleet of White" Sale 1 A
Price 14C
25c Size Ed Plnaud's and Sanitol Face 1Q
Powder; "Fleet of White" Sale Price.. 1JC
25c Size Woodbury's. Facial Cream Soap
and Powder. "Fleet of White" Sale Price 1 1 C
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY!
i
Our Entire Stock of Women's Wearing Apparel
Including Millinery Second .Floor
At FIFTY CENTS on the DOLLAR and Less
One-Piece Dresses
In Silk Lingerie Linen
Serge and Tub Dresses.
Slips
Of Silk Lingerie and Lawn.
All Children's Dresses
Reduced.
Coat Suits
In Wool Linen and
Silk
Petticoats
All Silk Petticoats Reduced.
AU Parasols
Reduced.
Separate Coats
For Street Evening and
Motor.
Separate Skirts
In wool silk and wash.
Regular and Extra Sizes.
Ribbon
Special
39c Value Flain
Taffeta and Fan-
cies. 7 inches wide
-"Fleet of White"
Sale 1'rice
25c
Y of While Sale" KV? z
' See out ctter j
Embroidery
Section
AH Imported High
Llass Novelty
Floonces
AT
ONE-HALF
PRICr;
19c
nbrold-
39c
$2.75
y
$1.49
. "Kay-
and as-
39c
:k and
59c
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Sale Prices
BOe 75c and $1.00 Vaiuee Rhinestone
Hat Pins In small and large heads;
"Flaet of White" Sale in
Prloa lilC
36c. Value Fancy Beads and Fan
Chains M Inches Ions;; "Fleet ir
of White" 8ale Price lpC
Our Entire Line of Ladlea' Mesh Bags
at ONE-FOURTH OFF Regular
Marked Price.
25c Value Ladles' WMte Wash Belts
In plain pique and embroidered
"Fleet of White" Sale Price...
60c Value Ladles' White Embroid
ered Belts in new designs;
"Fleet of White" Sale Price.
$6.00 Value Ladies' Leather Hand
Bags leather lined 3 fittings gilt gun-
metal or sliver frame; double strap
handle; coin purse to match; black
only; "Fleet of White" Sale
Price
$2.50 Value Ladles' White Lace Wash
BaKs; long card handles; coin purse to
match; "Fleet of "White" fft
Sale Price l.DU
Our entire Stcck of Leather Suede
Corduroy Velvet and Tapestry Bags
at ONE-FOURTH OFF regulsr
Marked Price.
Silk Gloves at. Less Than
Regular Prices
16-Button "Niagara Maid" Silk Gloves
double finger tips fully guaranteed in
black white and all the fashionable
xlore; $2.25 value. Special
at
Two-clasp "Niagara Maid" and "Kay-
ser" Silk Gloves; broken sizes and as
sorted colors. Regular 75c
ouallty. Special for
I 16-Button Silk Gloves In black and
white only; $1.00 values
for
$1.25 Black Parasols 79c
$1.25 Values Black English Gloria
Parasols 8-rib steel rod Paragon
frame with plain trimmed mission
and fancy handles; "Fleet
White" Sale Price
.e79c
Special Notice
Our Pre-Inventory ale of
Silks Wool Dress Goods and
Fine Wash Fabrics which be-
gan Thursday will be contin-
ued through Monday and
Tuesday. Every yard of mer-
chandise in these departments
will be reducedfor this sale.
Fine Wash Fabrics
60c 811k Stripe Voiles; Sale
Price
75o Embroidered Voiles;
Sale Price
66c Embroidered Batiste;
Sale Price
65c Bordered Voiles 45
Inches wide; Sale Price
75c Embroidered St Gall
Swisses; Sale Prlee".
85c Bordered Voiles; Sale
Price
65c Bordered Embroidered
Robing; Sale Price
69c Sheer Cotton Voile; Sale
Price
50c Coin Dot Voiles; Sale
Price
35c Chiffon Msse; Sale
Price
65c Real French Organdies;
Price
35c Flowered Or- 1"?
gandies; yard 1 1 C
j 26-Inch Sece Silks
yard
25c
39c
39c
39c
39c
39c
39c
25c
25c
25c
25c
17c
Entire Stock of
Novelty Silks
At Exactly HALF
the Marked Price
Social Happenings
i ? The wc-rtding of Miss Theresa Frank
- aAd William Yoebfl took place Wertnes-
day evening at the Second German Luth-
V eran church and was very pretty In its
. aoJemnirutiin.
v. Palms and white rosea ailornod the
' altar and preceding the ccn-mony Miss
.Alice Kramer sang sweetly "H'-cause."
'The bride wore a handsome gown of
-White duchess satin trimmed with duchess
- lace ana peans ana a veil ui tune ann
' 'Wreath of orange blossoms She carried
"Sv bouquet of Hride roses and fern and
jHer only ornament was a lavallere of sap-
Iphlres and pearls.
- Miss Calile Falk. maid of honor and
" 1 Miss Alma Xezlpr ( bridesmaid wore
'd&lnty lingerie gowns and carried pink
carnations and the little ring nearer.
Miss Gertrude Voebel. was dressed In
white and carried the ring in a basket of
weetpeaji. The groom was attended by
FTd W Winkler as best man. William
UTVaxik as groomsman while Hen Werner
tana irea lemme served as ushers. Ine
.bride was given away bv her brother
William Frank.
Following the eeremonv a recentlon was
(held at the home of the bride's brother.
which was prettily decorated with a pro-
Ifuskm of pot Dlants and blossoms.
"A framed toast for the groom to his
ibrlde was presented the latter at the sup-
Iper served during the evening
( Mr. and Mrs. Voebel left for a trip to
' Saa Antonio the bride wearing a travel-
jlna suit of pongee with hat and accesso-
ries to harmonize.
They will be at home upon their return
on Bhearn street where Mr. Voebel has
. recently built a home a gift to the bride.
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The Toung Men's Baraca association
; of McKee Street Methodist church enter-
tained with a delightfully arranged hay
. ride Friday evening. A large roomy float
'waa secured for the occasion and easily
. accommodated the guests for the evening.
Dainty box lunches were carried by the
young ladles of the company. In addition
'Watermelons and ice cream were served
'by members of the association. Ribbon
favors. In . association colors blue and
white were given as souvenirs. After
riding several miles the "spread" was
frreatly enjoyed. The night was some-
what dark but the friendly stars aided
by a few wax candles furnished light
ufficlent. After partaking of refresh-
ments the return trip was made amid
tauighter and song. The ride in the cool
evenlnr breezes Vas keenly enjoyed after
the beat of the day.
The gmests were Mr. and Mrs. K. G.
Warring Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Adcock.
Mrs. Murphy. Mrs. Dunn Mrs. J. V.
Bampeon Misses Mary Dunn. Ruby Mur-
?hy Adah Growley Rossle Busch
Yanoes Hogan Pearle Oowley fcois
Farmer Rosalie Brewer Blanche Steph-
enson Milllcent Burton; E. H. Slckert
O. d Hamner F. L. Hamner W. Miller
3. IP. Fox Leo Norton Paul Woodruff
G. W. Miller.
The hay ride was planned In eompli-
CNwt to Mr. end Mrs. E. Q. Warring.
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before leaving for her future home in
Atlanta Ga. Mrs. V. C. Wilkinson was
tnev ruest of honor at a gathering of
friends Wednesday night at the home of
her-alster Mrs. R. D. Sellers. Mrs. Y.
W. Kellogg and Mrs. J. Donaldson who
are 'oon to leave Houston were also
honored guests.
'The interior of the house was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and fern.
. During the evening eight tables of play-
ers participated In & game of pit. Dainty
tally cards hand-painted in floral designs
were' the work of Mrs. J. Ralston.
Following the game delicious refresh-
ments consisting of fruit Bherbet and
cake were served.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. T.
H. Plant Mr. and Mrs. J. Dunlap Mr.
it nd Mra.i D. & Johnson Mr. and Mrs. J.
Kawlston Mn and Mrs. D. D. Cooley Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Dexter Mr. and Mrs. A.
O. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carpen-
ter Mr and Mrst A.. C. Fulton Mr. and
Mra. R. JJ. Wear" Mr. and Mrs. Thonip-f'-n
Vr. and Mrs.- Shallcross. Mr. and
71rs.; K.- A. Zurcber. Miss Rose Wler
Miss OUIa Davis L. W. Davis and U
On Friday afternoon fn honor of Miss
Jean Mlraer . deUghtfully nfoial afv
f ilr was enjoyed fcy av party of menoe at
' home of Miss Bessie ralmerton. The
tie was spent In taking kodaks followed
a thought eonteet in the form" of eor
l ondeno. Miss Verm Lamar and Miss
CYifton-by-the-Sea
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New bathing pavilion which has Just been completed and which will be ready
for the bathers during the coming week. It has all the features a modern bathing
pavilion should have.
Katherlne Secor were the successful con-
testants. Luncheon was served picnic
fashiori. A miniature suit case sur-
mounred by flowers forming the center-
piece of the table was suggestive of the
occasion the approaching departure of
Miss Milner for California where she will
spend the greater part of the summer.
The toast for a pleasant Journey and safe
return was unanimously extended. Those
present were: Misses Jean Milnes. Helen
McMaster May McMaster Dorothy
Shrlrver Verna Lamar Wtlma Montgom-
ery Katherlne Seco'r Viva McGary Bes-
sie Palmerton.
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MIbs Katherlne Ferguson was hostess
Friday afternoon for a high-five party
complimentary to three visiting ladies.
Miss Anna Peters of Oklahoma City
Mrs. Whidman of Beaumont and Mrs.
Earl Jenkins of Galveston. Mrs. H. W.
Chllders won the first prize a cut .glass
dish. Miss Alzina Mather won the conso-
lation a hand-embroidered centerpiece.
Each honor guest received a pretty cro-
cheted neck bow. Those who enjoyed the
afternoon were? Misses Anna Peters Al-
zina Mather EloWe Briscoe Nina Canter-
bury Gertrude Briscoe Nellie Mlms.
Winifred Donlen Viola Keldhake Myrtle
Artusy Anna Tornfohrde Blanche Shep-
ler; Mesmades Earl Jenkins Whidman. ft.
W. Chllders 8. B. Runnels and J. Mc-
Manus. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Wootters of Clay-
ton N. M are guests In the home of Dr.
and Mrs. r. R. Denman. They leave Sun-
day for Crockett where they visit Mr.
Wootters' mother Mrs. Berta Wootters.
Kester Denman of Lufkln a graduate
In this year's law cIbsb at the State uni-
versity stopped over a few days on his
way home with Dr. and Mrs. P. R. Den-
man. Dr. and Mrs. P. R Denman entertained
thelr.vlsltors with an auto ride to Galves-
ton and a dip in theguif Saturday after-
noon. In the party were Kester Denman
Mr. and Mrs. L. B Wootters of Clayton
N. H Mrs. Willis Hlgglnbotham of
StephenvlUe Texas; Dr. and Mrs. Den-
man Miss Berta Denman.
' iMes. J. -C. Hutchesen and Miss Rosalie
Wutcheson of Houston and Thomas J.
Gillespie. Jr. and Vllllam D. Hetzel of
Pittsburg have returned to Houston from
Austin where they Jot-tended the Thom-son-Hutclieson
wedding. Messrs. GlUVspie
and Hetxel wilt be ' the guests of Mrs.
Hutclieaon during their stay In Houston.
i .Hlbbeit- H. .Dancy returns home during
the 'latter part orthis week 'from the
-"Textile School of ."Pennsylvania situated
In Philadelphia. The commencement ex-
ercises were held Itu Horticulture bajj qt
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that city on Thursday evening June 6.
Having completed the three-year course
Hlbbert had the honor of finishing "high
man" of his class and brings home with
htra) the National Association of Cotton
Manufacturers' medal. He will spend the
summer with his parents at their sum-
mer home In Seabrook.
At the pretty little home of Mrs. W. A.
Blackshear Thursday afternoon Mrs. A. J.
Hen-en was complimented with an In-
formal reception followed by a two-course
luncheon. Two lively contests were very
much enjoyed Mrs. Carl PedeTson and
Mrs. Maxwell being the lucky winners
of two lovely prizes. Every one acknowl-
edged Mrs. Blackshear as an Ideal hoetess
and It would have been Impossible to
have spent a more pleasant afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Tanner announce the
engagement and approaching marriage of
their daughter Josle Nicholas to Fred
Guy Hlner the marriage to be private and
to take place at an early date.
MUST LEAD CATTLE.
Cowi Can Not Be Driven Through
Streets in Future.
Persons driving cattle through the
streets of the city either in the business
or the residential sections hereafter will
be subject to penalty. There Is a city
ordinance forbidding this practice and
Mayor Rice stated last night that he will
give the police department Instructions
to see that the ordinance Is enforced In
the future.
Mayor Rice has been receiving nu-
merous complaints of late from people of
the residential sections on account of this
practice. In many Instances the cattle
while being' driven have run across the
sidewalks and lawns and have trampeled
In rlowr beds.
Persons taking cattle from one part of
town to another will have to lead them
instead of driving them hereafter.
STRUCK BY SWITCH EffQIBX.
Auto Delivery Wagon Almoit De-
molished Yesterday Afternoon.
An automobile delivery wagon belong-
ing to the Fantltoiiura was almost de-
molished yesterday afternoon on Silver
street when it was struck bya switch en-
Sne belonging to the Houston and Texas
sntral Railroad company. The wagon
waw crossing the track when- the engine
backed Into ... The driver escaped un-
hurt . ..v.. J; .
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The Death Roil
DEATH OF INFANT. M
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
Brooks residing at No. 101 Tuam ave-
nue died at o'clock yesti-rday morn-
ing. The funeral was held from the res-
idence at 2:30 o'clock yesterday after-
noon. Interment took place in Glen-
wood cemetery.
A. C. CROOK.
A. C. Crook the Infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. V. P. Crook residing at No. 3800
Harrisburg mad. died at 6 o'clock yes-
terday morning'. The funeral was held
from the residence nil o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Rev. Father Schniuer o'fl-
clated. Interment took pin. u in Glen-
wood cemetery.
DELLA MARIE GREIWK.
Delia Marie Groiwe aged 2 years and
6 months the daughter of Mrs. Delia
Orel we residing at HOG Bingham street
died at 4:45 o'clock Friday afternoon.
The funeral will he held fiom the resi-
dence at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Rev.
Father Banfleld will officiate lnierment
will take place In Holy Cross cemetery.
SIDNEY FRANK HOLDITCH.
Sidney Frank Holdltch. aged 24 years
died yesterday morning at 7:45 o'clock at
the residence of his sister. Mrs. J. H.
Nabors of 2005 chestnut street.
The deceased is survived by or.e broth-
er J. O. Holdltrh. and three sisters. Mrs.
J. B. Nabors. Miss Jennie May Holrtltch.
all of this city and Mrs. W. L. Lopcr ot
Longvlew.
Funeral services will be held from the
residence to the Trinity Methodist church
at 3 p. m. today. Rev. Mr. Clark officiat-
ing. The remains will be interred at
Hollywood cemetery.
WILLIAM JULES PLATTE JR.
William Jules Platte Jr.. 28 years of
age died at 1:30 o'clock yesterday after-
noon at the home of his aunt. Miss A. M.
Platte on Myrtle street near Blodgett
station. He Is survived by his father and
mother. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Platte one
brother. A. G. Platte; his aunt. Miss A.
M. Platte and one uncle William J.
Platte.
The funeral will take place from the
residence at o'clock this morning with
Rev. F. E. Fincher officiating. Inter-
ment will be made in German cemetery.
Those selected to act as pallbearers are:
Albert Stelnhagen -Ed Metzler Paul
Volght George Willlford Baldwin Wllll-
ford Valentine Carlson.
Y. M. C. A. MEN'S MEETING.
Bev. H. M. Timmoni Will Deliver
the Address.
The men's meeting at the Toung Men's
Christian Association this afternoon will
be addressed by Rev. H. M. Tlmmons
pastor of the Washington Street Meth-
odist church. Mr. Tlmmons is an attrac-
tive speaker to men and will have a
message of much Interest for those who
attend.
The meeting will be hefd In the lobby
where It 1b delightfully cool and at its
close lemonade will be served as is the
custom each Sunday during; the summer.
These meetings are very Informal and
every one Is made to feel very much at
home.
A cordial Invitation Is extended to all
men in the city to be present and espe-
cially strangers and visitors to the city
will be welcome. The meeting begins
promptly at 4 and lasts one hour.
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MAETYE-DAE1TELL
Wedding: Solemniied atFint Tret-
byterian Church.
Leonard W. Martyr of Houston an
Miss Alva Cecils Darnell of Blessing
Texas were married Saturday evening
at I o'clock st the First Presbyterian
church. Dr. William States Jacobs offi-
ciating. The groom Is a wen-known rwal
estate man of this city and the bride la
the daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. G. W. Dar-
nell of Blessing. The wedding ceremony
was attended by only the .members) of
the families of the couple and a few
frinds. - .
After the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
tyr left for Galveston to spend a -few
"K"; wnen they return to Houston they
will be at heme in the Butler flats. LAtef-
n the summer they will make- a tour 1
California and ether Western State.
ommorrow
Or Day Alter and let us show you a beautiful line
of Summer Hats just from the Eastern Market.
This shipment was Hats that sold from $10.00 to $23.00 and they made them
special to us. Now we make them special to you from
$5.00 to $1 0.00
All of our old help are here and they will take extra pleasure in
showing you this line assortment of model hats. Come and see them
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