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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Eaton, Lyon n Allen.

The above firm is composed Of &.
w. Eaton, G. ID. Lyon and II. O. Al
len, aud j. one Of the most wide
awake and successful business firms
in the city. They began business in
1870. and their trade has gradually
increased tlll they now have the larg
est book and stationery house IN the
State Their store and ware rooms
are located At Nos. 20 10 u Monroe
street, and they occupy FIVE floors,
whsch are crowded with their large
and varied stock Their wholesale
business j. very extensive, and they
employ two travelling men for out
side business, besides one for the city
trade. The large job printing estab
lishment of Eaton, Lyon d Allen, 10
Gated on Lyon street, is also operated
by the same firm They have one of
the finest job printing outfits N the
state. The firm in AT departments
e its business has established q reIu
fan0n for integrity ~ which they may
vel fee proud and which ought r
make them stili more popular vitf
the public
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
BERkE1 h GAY Fl RNITTRE
COMPANY.

Among the mammoth furniture
establishments of Grand Rapids. none
takes higher rank than that Of rhe
BerSey Il Gay Furniture Company.
The business was established IN $50
ard incorporated in 1873 with cspI
tai IF 100000. The officials of the
company are Julius Berkey, presi
dent. q ". cay, treasurer. aud John
a Covode. secretary Their build
ings are the most imposing ou Canal
street. che one containing their ware
room. offices and 6al.binz iegsrt-
men1s extending from Causi r0 kenr
street. with a frontage ~ IS feet or
Canal. 220 feet on Hastings and loo
feef on Kent street. aa} 81 ak stories
AMI basement On Nil street.
nearly opposite the Caoa. street block,
are their manufaetories. the enc de
voted .c che cabinet factory being
6oxloo feet ant feur stores. and tbe
factory proper e0xleo feet with three
a. 'rl.-s.- i.s-a.i--- uas.l - l.aasss.l 9
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
The Boston Store.

Among the large business develop
ments OF recent years, none IN the
dry goods line are 80 conspicuous a.
Hislop, Porteous * Mitchell of
Norwich, CT, this firm, one of the
largest in the New England States. j.
prominently brought 10 our notice,
by the recent opening Of a branch
house in this city Their rapid suc
cess in New England has been so
great a. 10 attract the attention Of ali
dry goods men Of this country, and
the electrical force there seems 10
have followed them in one direct
current to this city. They open their
houses quietly aud unostentatiously.
selling for cash One price TO all,
low prices, these coupled with ster
ling honesty and courteous treat
meIt 70 all customers, secure for them
large trade and prominence from the
very start.
The branch house here was open
ed on March Is, and despite the fact
that scarcely five weeks have
elapsed since their opening, the
house is already praised and com
mended by the whole trading public
The house Is ably conducted by
Mr.. Chas. Trankla and Mr.. John
Jameson, who are partners with the
mother house, IN the new concern.
Their store. No. "a Monroe street.
has been fitted up IN = style worthy
Of the enterprise Of this popular firm
and before long We may expect large
additions and Attractions e. acc0mo-
date their trade, notwithstanding the
fact that they already have one Of the
finest stores IN the city.
The community viii be greatly
benefited by the coming among "a of
men Of such high commercial stand
ing and energy, and If competition
be the life of trade. We NAV expect
some lively times, their trade %
already assuming large proportions
and ia the near future We predict
this new firm viii be one ~ the lead
ing dry goods houses Of Grand Rap
ids, indeed we might truthfully cay
they sre 80 today.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
William A. Berkey.

One of the most extensive retail
furniture establishments in the cliy H.
that of William a Berkey, located at
Nos SO To 40 Waterloo street. Mr.
Berkey does large wholesale buri-
ness, but he makes a specially of re-
failing fine parlor furniture and up.
holstered goods His warerOom H.
66xl25 feet, and is one of the finest
and most extensive ia the city. The
remainder OF the block occupied by
him, and which IL chiefly used for
his manufacturing business,is l20X 25
feet, and is three stories with base
ment His speciality IN manufactured
goods is fine and plain wood-top
tables in ash, oak, cherry, birch and
walnut Mr.. Berkey enjoys very
large trade and since bis removal into
his present elegant quarters, it will
doubtless largely increase, as he II
now able 10 carry a much larger
stock, and display it 10 much better
advantage. Purchasers will find him
a reliable dealer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

ness, and the results thus far have
been highly tiatterlng. The com
pany from the beginning of Its
operations adopted the policy of pro
ducing the very best grades of
flour that could be made, and they
secured the services of the most
skilled workmen they could com
mand with this end in view, and the
result has been that the products of
their mills are to-day well and favor
ably known in nearly every part of
Michigan. The mere mention OF
their leading brands Of flour Is with
most hOuse-keepers sufficient guaran
tee Of their excellence. Special at
tentiOn Is given to the selection and
proper proportion Of the grades OF
wheat which enter into the compost
tion of the leading brands manufac
tured By the firm, and ali the pur
chasers IF their celebrated Roller
Champion, Harvest Queen, Lilly
White, Snow Flake or Gold Medal
can be assured that they are getting
the best -four the market affords.
The Valley City Roller Nil Is one
of the finest equipped in the state
and IA the first and only complete
roller mill IN tie city. y large
amount Of new and improved
machinery has lately been added q
Us equipment iucluding new Cor
liss engine Of l25 horse power and
l6x42 inch cylinder. - that eithel
steam or water power can now b
used A. the m U now stands It j.
one of the most complete eqaipped
Establishments In the stare, aui Gus
toners can rely ON their orders beInl
file3 promptly AMI satisfactorily
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Valley City Milling Co.

A description OF the leading bust
ness institutions of Grand Rapids
would De incomplete without an ex-
tended notice of the plant and bust
ness of the Valley City Milling Com
pany. The present company was
organized February |, 1854, and Prof.
c. O.. Swensburg, proprietor of the
Grand Rapids Business College was
chosen president, Hon. NJ. ). Crosby
vice-president, VIM. a. Rowe, man
ager, and H. VI. Lawrence secretary
and treasurer. This organization
gave assurance of success To the
enterprise from the beginning. Steps
were at once taken to push the busi-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Perkins 4 Mason

The above trm. composed ~ yru.
+ Perkins and Ado.ph b Masau.
con6ucts - general insureee loan
and real estate business. and a maf
ters pertaining - either 4 These de
psrtBenfs xiii receive pror 81 aften-
ti0n ~ their hands Messrs Perkins A
Mason also loan money ga good
security, purchase sH6 eel stoeks aud
mortgages on commission. and prose.
cute claims for pensions, bounty an0
baek pay Trey also pay special 81.
tenton - wills and sl mstiers III
probate courts. and - they have hsd
AZ extended experience iu these
classes q business. their sklll and
judgment can be rebe3 uFon
They represent tiss following lead
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

B. Morgan and A. y Avery, both
Young and energetic business men
Their store Is located al the corner OF
Pearl and Ottawa streets, and ls the
only exclusive carpet house IN the
State, outside Of Detroit. Their store
Is 45 100 feet, and occupies TWO
floors. They carry large stock of
carpets, including Administers, Vii
tons, Moquettes, body and tapestry
Brussels, and lngrains IN all grades.
They also make specially OF rugs,
and carry finer line, including
smyrna and Persian carpets, thaa
any other house IN the city. They
also pay especial attention 10 draper
les, and plain and ornamental shades.
In their drapery department they
carry complete line of lace and
heavy draperles, both in pairs and by
the yard, and customers can nave the
advantage of a large variety 10 select
from. Ia oil cloths their stock Is
complete, aud they have the exclu-
sive sale for Western Michigan of
the celebrated Corticine,' which is
the best thing known TO the trade for
a covering for offices, hotels, banks,
restaurants and public halls. Several
thousand yards of it have already
been laid in this city. All orders en-
trusted to Morgan IL Avery will re-
ceive prompt and careful attention.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

markets OF this country and Europe
and for spot cash aud thus get the
very lowest prices going and all the
advantages of discounts which cash
obtains. Their business Ia all de
partments Is now thoroughly syste-
matized and goes on like clock work.
From the Monroe street entrances
the first flOOr is devoted 10 the retail
dry goods trade, the basement is oc-
cupied by the toy and miscellaneous
goods department, and the second
floor II devoted 10 the extensive car
pet department. Passing out at the
rear through the rotunda from the
dry goods department the visitor
reaches the cloak and shawl depart
partment which is in large room
devoted exclusively 10 this purpose
and Is filled from end 10 end with
one of the most complete stocks of
ladies and children's wraps 10 be
found IN the city, IN all grades and at
prices as low a. the lowest. lmme-
dlately over the cloak room is the oil
cloth and rug room and the carpet
designing department, and in the
basement is the packing and distrib-
uting room. la the carpet department
proper, which fronts on Monroe street,
can be found one of the most com
pleie stocks in the State, including
Tapestry, extra Supers, Body Brussels,
Velyet>, Moquettes, WlltOns, etc, in
the finest and cheapest designs. Their
upholstry and curtain departments
are very complete. Persons desiring
either carpets or curtains should in
spect their stock. Parasols they have
for the millions in all grades, inclu-
ding the celebrated Cochan styles.
Their goods in this line must be seen
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

aud DO a very large business, espe
cially IN the better grades of goods
They are located at "a Monroe street,
IN the heart of the retail section Of
city, and have store that is worth a
trip TO Grand Rapids 10 zee They
occupy three large floors, al of which
are crowded with their large and Va
ried stock of dry goods, etc. Com
municauon is had with the different
floors by means Of an elegant passen-
ger elevator. r. L. kidder a Go,
make specially of fine dress goods,
silks, trimmings, etc, and are also the
largest dealers in outside wraps IA the
State, outside of Detroit They are
the proprietors of the Mammoth
Cloak Rooms, and have the exclusive
control, ia the city, of the manufacl-
ures of one of the largest New York
houses.
They make feature OF ladies and
misses finely made underwear for first
class trade, together with infants
wardrobes complete. They also show
the finest line of ladies' and misses
hosiery IN the market.
In preparing for the summer trade
the firm have imported from 81 Gall,
Switzerland, an immense stock of
embroidered white robe dresses
which are recognized a. bargains 10y
all, and in fact their stock Is complete
enough to supply the fullest demands
for the trade IN all kinds Of good
goods
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Scott and Williams.

The popular cioihiere and Mef.
chsnt TauOrs. Messfs scott ard Vii
liams, have Recently removed their
large stock Of ready made clothing
and gent furnishing goods. a. tbe
elegant store room. ~ - Monroe
Street. ~ Iuce's block. where fbeiF
customers viii hereafter hud them
readr for business Their present
quarters are elegantly fitted ~ and
are comuodloDe and vel. llghted. and
sre thoroughly stocked vifh IS hDs =
line of .0ds 81 can be found iu the
cifv. or in Western Michigan Ibeu
stock a ready made eiVhiug 81 com
p.eie fYr Fnen. youths and boys. and
there Merchant Tailoring department
is under tire supervision 0f lae b0sf
competent eofkmeu. ard b eqoaI ~
tbe sesf The firm sisg make sf,e-
ciaiff - ehilfrer's eiotbiHg and guar
arfef satisfaction ~ fiie most exaf>-
ine. nof of'f in ftis departmens .
In al ofhef branches ~ Their
The frfn s composed ~ a
an Frns ~ William
ard eiferfrisiur raen.
= pleasure ~ deaf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

to be appreciated.
In spring and summer dress goods
their stock is very extensive and com
plete, and in suitings for men and
children, they carry very desirable
line
The wholesale department Of the
firm is located at so Ottawa street
and is connected with the store by a
rotunda. Dealers should look through
their stock before purchasing
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
NJ. w. Bates X Go.

The above firm is composed of NJ.
w. Bates and w. III. HerrIck, and
their office is located at No. 10 Canal
street where they do very extensive
business in their line. They are
agents for nine American fire insu-
rance companies which have an ave
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Morgan 4 Avery.

This W. know hrm have estab-
fshei ar eBvah.e reputation for
s4aare 3ealiHE. ar3 their store = ac
xas e- ei ge8 hes fa1arters IN their Iina
IT ba~iaess fne 6~m began Business
Feb l5- 49, and - composed of g.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
PRICE 2 CENTS

ing insurance companies, ylz The
san Fire of London, "A eslchester,
New Hampshire, t5Iy of London,
Amazon and the Standard lAfe ani
Accident Insurance given 10 them
10 write vii be promplly and care
fully attended to. Ofiiee, 20 Lyon
street, Court Block
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
+. T.. kidder 4 Go.

TIE popular dry goods house a
F. + ki8der 4 CO IS - vel known
in Western Michigan that TIE name
has become = household word IN the
lea3fng families The srrn eTjoy =
repaaabon second - none in the ,5fg
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08
Uy n I'LL Ottawa st.

MORGAN q AVERY,
Carpets.
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
md floor.
g. Il. BUSINESS COLLEGE,
End floor.
SUPT. OF SCHOOLS,
AND
BOARD or EDU ALTON,
Entrance Oh Pearl st.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

100 n l07 Ottawa st.
CALkINS BROS,
Guns and Fishing Tackle.
r. GRANELLO, Merchant Tailor.
J. II MCCALL & CO.,
Lewis Hand Fire Extinguisher
JOHN + MOORE,
Attorney, 2nd floor
MRS. 8. r. MCMILLAN.
Dressmaker, room 95.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

I0l Il lO3 Ottawa st.
ALLEN DURFIE,
Funeral Director.
J. b. GRISWOLD, VI. D.,
md floor.
r. ). HOLMES,
DEN list.
HENRY +. WALCH,
StenOgrapher, room 81
{. II MAXIM, VI D., room %.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-08

81 n 80 Ottawa st.
u. II. WATERS,
Pine Lands.
X. l. LEDY ARD.
STEWART & SWEET,
Attorneys.
+. NJ. LAWSON,
Violin school, 2 floor
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
BROOKLYN.

The roller-skatng craze has killed dancing parties
IN South Brooklyn.
About a score of baseball enthusiasts went to the
Prospect Park parade grounds yesterday and
played the first game of the season.
Justice Berger yesterday discharged four street
railroad employees who were before him charged
with sailing the car-tracks.
Seven locomotives are at Park and Grand aves.
ready to be run on the Brooklyn Elevated Com
panys railroad.
Principal Terrence jacobson, Of Public School, No.
Is has been made principal of the new training
school for teachers, which is being erected In
Berkley-place.
President Van Sclcn. of the Kings County Board
of Charities yesterday received letter from Assist.
ant Secretary Planning, of the state Board oil
Charities, who says that the asylums OF the state
are overcrowded and that there Is no more room
for the insane
Policemen have been jumping on and off the
street cars of the Brooklyn City road and counting
the passengers for the last two days. President
Hazard says that he supposed they are finding out
whether the read is violating a city ordinance
against OvercrOwding.
Ludwig Olene, of No. 477 WarreD-st., Brooklyn
n German of middle age insisted upon following
Miss Mary Lynch in the street on Friday night:
He threw his arms about her and kissed She had
him arrested. Yesterday before Justice Berger Olene
pleaded that he was partly intoxicated. The 1us-
Sce said that altogether too much of that OF which
Miss Lynch complained was going on in Brooklyn,
bpd he fined Olene $40 for the assault and $40 for
bainp drink
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
RuMoRs ABOUT EXCISE INSPECTORS.
u.pors or BRlBERY SAID TO HAVE BEEN MADE

RCMORS ABOOI CAClSES SVoA IN ASAsS'
CHARGES OF BRIBERY SAID TO HAVE BEEN MADE
by LIQUoR-DEALERs.
TIA Excise Commissioners protessed to be sur
priced, but nottroubled, yesterday by rnmor tnat
Important evidence of bribery in their department.
had been conveyed by gqordeasIs to nsPeSSsof Sso
with the guilty officials. President Hanghton sald
SThere have been vague rumors that inspectors OF
the sS
substantated. and no complaints have been sent 10
the Board concerning this matter ! know nothing
said to be in the possession of Inspector Byrnes"
Commissioners Morris and Mitchell made similar
statements. Inspector Byrnes refused 70 say WORD
knew nothing about the matter; Liquor-dealers IN
the ne:ghborhood of Houston and Bleecker-sts. VINO
are usually well informed about excise troupiess
said the rumor was news to them.
the effect that excise inspectors MADE use OF ther
opportunities to levy taxes on tne Stnres
because none of the dealers went to the BOARD OF
Excise to make complaints. It cannot DC denied ie
ieWyinS @s 1' b%iaeS@a % There are now twenty three
precinct inspectors and three general inspectors 10
whom the applications of about e,O0O dealers are
referred for investigation each year. II an inspector
makes an adverse report in any case the dealer Is
not likely TO get a license. Unauthorized stories
have been in CIRCULATION that deaebs I ave See
before favorable reports were sent TO the boaro oi
Excise 1t happens, however that the Com
mssl0nerS refuSe TO grant licenses III many o"?0"
where favorable reports are made by ltheir in:
spectors, being deferred by adverse reports OF
police captains or by protests of citizens. About
i5O such rejected applications for licenses are now
IN the pigcon-holes at the office of the Board Inc
Commissioners argne that if theappcants had paidd
the inspectors to make favorable reports they would
not be slow in making complaints against the in.
spectorsiwhen their applications had been rejected.
1t was suggested yesterday. by persons who have
ing the police reports liquor stores. that the
of bribery had been started in order to scare
with Mr. Morris's demands for police reports. Mr..
Morris was as dumb as an oyster on that point.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VARIOUS CONNECTICUT TOWNS

BR1psRPoRT Charles II. johnson to. es-
Nape the fury Of her husband on Friday night,
Jumped from second story window and was badly
Injured. She was unconscious yesterday and it is
keered Will not recover...-.. The first number OF
6xs KeDyeJ aweckly journal devoted to the inter-
kSts of high bred dogs, will be issued on Thursday
bext
(. t.NoRwAtx.-This evening at the First Congrega-
onal Church, Rev. Dr.. Anderson will deliver a
Aiscoprse on "LOngfeow's Conception of the En-
boiling and Inspiring Character Of Religious Truth
Il tts Relations to True Manhood
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
xA o11uYEs SUCCESSOR NOT APPOINTED

\. Tho Special Committee of the Citizens and
xpeyerS Association of the Twenty.third Ward, who
xSsd on the Mayor with reference 70 the appointment
Park Commissioners soon after Mr. Olliffe's death
that they presented name but merely asked the
F1yor 10 make no appointment until they had been
S0Sxd and he promised 10 do The Mayor has taken
"a sson Win reference to:the appointment OF. Com
nioG1oner.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
Announcements.
INTRODUCING FIVE MEN.

Hardly week passes but the majority Of people use some
kind of remedy for the pains which moro
or less aict us ALL that We again call your AZ
teution to Bensons Capcine Pasers 1t 10 settled that
plaster Of some kind form external remedy ana
We are equally certain Benson is the best plaster We
can introduce to you OF the people who assert this
continually basng their hundred varieties OF
experience with IT.
ct suffered from diseased kdpeys until tired OF Nv
ing enough that after the best medca
could get had proved Ineffective speedily relieved and
ct last cured by Benson's Capcine Piasere '" oi
Bay State House. Boston Mass
III you suffer did with heavy cold and sore oack
You will find Bensons plasers Just the right thing hoy
relieved me in few hoars"-H C. Daw' Aansas Ciy' No
aod bless the inventors Of Bensons Capcine Pasters
After almost hopeless suffering my we mas useo
them with astonishing results is well and able TO
attend household duties flames hres |onoue"i
Vandala Railroad, st. Louis Mo.
from severe strain heavy lifting tried all the uni
ments and plasters the market to no purpose unth
chanced to use Capcne Pasers They renewed me
Immediately and finally cured me."B r. Sargent starer
Metropolitan Railroad. Boston. Mass
T suffered lumbago for eighteen months AT the emo
Of that time tried Bensons Capcne Plasers In t"e'e
hours felt better thrtysx hours was enurey ee
from all symptoms."-Frank g. Pearson DO "AoAsn
ave, Chicago Ill.
Guard against On the genuine is the Ihree
Red Seals trademark. Look for 1t.
&C. Shayne, Furrier, 1O3 Prince-st, is ;I 0iier.
ias fashSSsSe fars Seore packing away early
-
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

Earl g. Wilson's "shOrt- band" Collars ant
bead edge cuffs are the best. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

HAVE a large stock of sealskin garments
rather than carry Will sell AZ lower prices an n"'
ever been known for strictly reliable iurs "a, n.o.
o'e' ''' &C SHAME. furder, 1903 Prnce-st.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

800 to $50 Saved on Sealskln Sacque and So
tn 81 90 on Seaskin Paleot Newmarket purchas
now from c. C. Shayne Furrer l03 Prncest before paci
ing away.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

CLEANING AND DYEING.-Send postal. VI
wagon calls for blankets curtains and other large pac
ages LORDS Oflces-l5thst opposite Iinanysj 66o o'
ave Factory III and l13 Sthave. Established 1851
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

Best quality five-framc body
Brussels at 9Jc. per yard.
Superior quality tapestry Brus-
sells, new patterns, at soc. per
yard.
Extra heavy Ingrains, very de-
sirable, at the exceedingly low
price of 4Oc. per yard.
Is pieces tapestry Furniture
Covering at $1.35 per yard; re-
duccd from %2.25.
60 pieces do. at $3.50 per yard |;
reduced from $500.
200 pairs TurcOman POrtieres
at $3.50 per pair; reduced from
$500.
800 pairs tambOured real lace
Curtains at 800 per pair;
reduced from $500.
$50 pairs fine Nottingham Cur
tains, tape bound edges, at $500
per pair; reduced from $i.25.
600 pairs do. at $3.50 per pair;
reduced from 500.
HOLLAND SHADES, one yard
wide and two yards long, with
fringe, HartshOrn spring roller,
at 15c. each; larger sizes in pro-
portion.
MATTRESSES MADE TO ORDER FROM PURE SOUTH
AMERICAN HAIR.
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS, WARRANTED INDOOR
Gus.
SPRING UNDRRBEDs. THE BEST IN USE.
ErRNITURE SLIPS CUT AND MADE.
SHADES A SPECIALLY.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
az TIQKETG LIMITED.

T.. srx1Rl6E TICKETS LIK1TED
,AlclhO North German Lloyd Steamship Com
- ysstsrday Issued circular 20 its agents st'
~ 3sSiy 2c3 Ysor s.i wssis 1cm dsiS u ssis
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

WE ASK ATTENTION TO OUR CUSTOM DEPART.
MENT OF LADIES' AND GENTS FINE BOOTS AND
SHOES ALL OF WHICH ARE MADE FROM THE VERY
BEST MATERIALS CAREFULLY SELECTED, AND BY
FIRST CLASS WORKMEN ONLY. AND AT PRICES
FULLY 80 PER CENT LESS THAN THE USUAL
PRICES CHARGED ELSEWHERE FOR SAME QUAIL
ITY OF CUSTOM.MADE SHOES.
1T is OUR INTENTION TO PLACE THIS DEPART
MENT ENTIRELY BEYOND SUCCESSFUL COaPETI
TION, If ABUNDANT FACILITIES, Low PRICES AND
THE sTRICTEsT ATTENTION CAN RENDER 1T so. q.
ALSO FULL ASSORTMENT OF LADIES, GENTS.
BOYS, YOUTHS, MIssEY AND CHILDREN'S SHOES,
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ROLLER SKATING, AT
PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OFALL~
EVERYTHING IN THE SHAPE OF FOOTWEAR AT
CoRREsPoN DINGHY Low PRICES.
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