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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-10
Mrs. Zehner VIII Preach

Mrs. Zehner, the woman evangelist,
will occupy the pulpit at Centenary
Methodist church tomorrow evening,
at the regular service hour, and the
public generally is invited to hear her.
She is q very forceful and logical
speaker and will interest you.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-10
Weather Bulletin.

For Palestine and vicinity: Tonight
and Sunday occasional rain; warmer.
Temperature readings: Maximum
81, minimum 80.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Silver Wedding.

An interesting social event Of the past
week, was the celebration of the 25th
marriage anniversary of Mr. and Mrs
r. K. Inflow at their residence last Sat
urdsy evening, July 7th. The lawn and
entire home was abla2e with lights.
The interior was bower of beauty,
every space was filed with palms, ferns
and roses. Silver bells were swung
from chandeliers and were suspended
over the place where Mr.. and, Mrs.
Inflow stood and received Gongratula-
tions and best wishes from their friends
who called from to II o'clock. Miss
Bessie Reynolds met the callers, and
Miss Grace Inflow presented them to her
parents and was an ideal hostess on this
occasion. Miss Nan Cahal presided at
the frappe bowl, while Miss Lula Stod-
dard saw that each guest registered on
entering the dining room, where dell
cious ice cream and cake were faultiessly
served by Misses DeLoach, Chenoweth
and Mrs, Amanda Williamson. The re.
freshnhents were in white, the cream be-
ing in the shape of bell. Delightful
music was furnished by Misses Jimmie
and Fannie Scrugg' Mr.. aud Mrs
Inflow received many valuable and use
full presents on this occasion.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Reception.

Last Thursday afternoon the hand
some home of Mrs. DR.. BurkhaIter was
thrown open, and society turned out
to enjoy the brilliant reception given in
honor of Mrs. Burkhalter's mother and
sister, Mrs. BOndurant and Mrs. W. G.
rounys, 5'rs>,s-,r,-., a71s"'i NO oho'ro
lower floor was thrown into one apart
ment, and wealth Of vines, ferns and
cut flowers gave grace and beauty to
the spacious rooms of the magnificent
new home. The guests were welcomed
at the door by Mrs. W. p. Weaver and
Miss Martha Prince. The receiving
line consisted of Mrs. Burkhalter, Mrs.
Bondurant, Mrs. Young, Mrs. T. r. Hen
derson and Mrs. r. c. King. At the
rear of the large reception hall fruit
punch was graciously served by Misses
Alice Priestley and Cecil Henderson.
Delightful vocal and instrumental music
was dispersed during the afternoon by
Mrs. r. p Parish. Mrs. r. L. Miller and
Misses Ella Bew and Cecil Henderson.
Mrs. Eason and Miss Stella Steele re-
cited in their usual happy style, bright
and attractive selections. Mrs. Log
gins, Mrs George and Mrs. Robt. Will
son invited the ladies into the dining
room where dainty ices were served by
Misses Wheat Burkhalter, Stella Steele
and Venita Bacon. Altogether the re-
ception was one of the most enjoyable
social events of the season, which will
long remain green in the hearts and
minds of the participants.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
SCHLATtR ITEMS.
ieIlce.

-Four brick stores in course Of cree
tion; others to follow.
Crops in this section are fine and our
people are rejoicing.
The Mercantile Go. is enlarging their
quarters, thus doubling their capacity.
Mrs. B. i. Jones and the Misses Glea-
son have gone to Tennessee for the sum
mer.
Mrs. D. G. Anderson left on Thursday
for a summer tour and will be gone un-
til frost.
Gould Bros. and Gidwitz Bros. expect
to get into their new building by the
1st OF October.
Mr.. \, Rats little daughter is very
i'll with maIarial fever. Her parents are
very much distressed over her condi-
tion.
The contract for the large and hand.
some depot has been let and work will
soon commence, therefore Mr.. Dean is
happy.
The new firm Of McEachern & Co
will open in the Raff building about
Sept. 1st. The firm will carry a hand
some line of goods.
| Mr.. J. D. McCaskill, manager for Bar.
ry & Wingfeld, is suffering with rheu'
matism and has gone to Hot Springs fol
treatment. DR.. Birdsong accompanied
him.
Our little city will build large hand
some school house on ground donated by
! Mr.. B. l.. Jones. 1t is the intention o.
the trustees to have a frst-class graded
school.
Mr.. DeLoach has resigned his position
as cashier in Bank Of Schlater and il
succeeded by Mr.. I'd. scblator. Mr.
DeLoach has accepted position il
Grenada.
Work on the Ethridge & Jones Muir
ray System Gin is progressing rapidly
The machinery is now being placed an
the plant Is expected to be ready 70
business by the 18th Of August.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
SChIdtcr Furniture COMPANY.

The charter OF incorporation Of th,
Schlater Furniture Company, to he dom
Iciled at Schater, Miss, appears in this
issue Of The Commonwealth.
The capital stock of the SchIatcr Fur
niture Company is $4,000, and may be-
gin business as soon az $4,000 Of the
same has been subscribed and paid in.
The incorporators of this new enter.
prise are Mossrs. Ed. Jones, Rowan
Thayer and Ben Bacon, and they are
empowered under their charter to trans
act a wholesale and retail furniture
business, and deal in collins and all
kinds of undertakers supplies. We
wish for the stockholders much success
in the conduct in their new business.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Fourth Of July Dance.

The dance given by the young men of
Greenwood in honor OF the visiting
Young ladies on last Wednesday even
ing. at STEMS Hall, proved to be the
best for some time. 1t was largely at
tended, there being twenty-four couples
on the fioor, and the only thing which
did not please the guests was that they
could not continue the dance until sun
up. but the chaperones decided it was
best to stop at three. Moro charming
chaperones never graced ball room
than we're the following: Mr.. and Mrs
Harris Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. George
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Church, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. T. McShane, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. /. p. Yerger, Mrs
]. M. Hoar, Mrs. W. r. Gwin, and DR.
and Mrs. E. z. Bullock. There were
present among the guests, Misses Belle
Rutland, Cecil Henderson, Susie Yerger
Clara Bell Webb, Mildred Humphreys
Laurie Sherrard, Pitcher, Fannie Eva
Ray, Willie Ray, Lyell, Willie Mckenzie
salie Steele and Messrs. W. NJ. Garrard
P.D. Montioy, II. C. Carr, Jno. Petty
Stanley Sanders, James Andrus, Benz
Parish, NJ. Aldridge, B. Parish, Geo. AL
dridee, Maury Humphreys, Albert Nc
Lemore, Jno. Young, Garrard Barrett, I
FL. Baird, Will Yerger, Wissinger, Pau
Patterson, Jack Bsw, Albert Metts, NJ
b. Grace, Means Johnston, Chas. Mich
OILS, VIM. Pillow, Lewis Aldridge AM
James Gordon Gillespie.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
THE +. R. AUSTIN
DRY GOODS co.
Sells It's Entire Stock to Herbert Tull
Company.

The f. r. Austin Dry Goods Company
has sold its entire stock and futures to
Hcrbert-Tull Company, firm composed
of Messrs. W. Il, and j. c. Herbert, j. $.
To'I and others, who have had extensive
experience in the mercantile business.
Mr. Austin, president of the Austin
Dry Goods Company, has been irving to
sell the stock and retire from business
for some time, and he has many friends
who viii regret his retirement.
The new fu' has an authorized copi-
tai OF $4,000, but it can begin business
when $4,000 has been subscribed.
An inventory is being taken this week
and when finished the Herbert -Tull Co.
will take charge Of the business.
Tho Commonwealth welcomes the
members of the new firm to our city and
wishes for them much success.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
ChiIdren's Wash Suits go
for CSC and Csc at Bernstein's
Clearing Sale.
AGAIN THE IC0N0CLAST.

Rev. DR.. David NJ. Steele, a prom
inent Philadelphia divine, attended
the unveiling Of a tablet to Wash
ing in the chapel reared at Valley
Forge, and made an address in
which he attacked the first presl-
dents religious life. lie declared
that Washington preferred card
playin and riding to the hounds to
attending church services, and fur
ther said that Washington's ac-
counts showed great interest in dis
tilleries, lotteries, cards, clubs, fox
hunting, fishing and ratties, but not
one word about religion. To cap it
all, Rev. Mr. Steele even intlmated
that Washington's ability as sol
dier was greatly overestimated, say
ing that he was never present IN
person when the Continental troops
won a victory. The first thing we
know some man will stand up and
tell us that John Hancock never
signed the Declaration Of Independ.
ence, that Patrick Henry never said
"Give me liberty or give me death, '
that "Old Tippecanoe" did not whip
| Tecumseh, and that Daniel Boone
was just common squirrel hunter
The Commoner.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF RECENT DATE.
McFddden. NuptiaIS.

A wedding Of interest to Tennesseeani
as well as Mississippians was solemnizeC
on Thursday, June 2Sth, at $50 o'clock
at the beautiful country home, "Glen
dale Of the brides mother, near Oak.
land. Tenn, when Mr. Shelby Steele oI
this city and Miss Blanche McFadden
of Oakland, Tenn, were united in mar
riage.
The parlors and reception hall of the
stately home were simply and beautiful
ly decorated in trailing ivy and white
roses.
AS the sweet strains of the wedding
march hOated through the rooms, the
ushers, Messrs. W. S. wngheld and Ben
George Humphreys entered, followed by
the attendants. Miss Elizabeth McFad-
den and Mr.. Ray Matthews, Miss Kate
Fearn Steele and Mr.. s. Il. Reid, Of
Memphis. The maid of honor, Miss
Emma McFadden, entered alone, fol-
lowed by the bride leaning on the arm
OF her mother, Mrs. William Steele
McFadden, who gave her away. They
were met at the altar by the groom and
his best man, Hon. W. S. Barry, of
Greenwood. Rev. +. L. McFadden,
brother of the bride, said the impressive
ceremony.
The bride was exquisitely attired in
white chiffon batiste over silk with rich
embroidery flounces and lace trimmings
and pearls; the bridal veil was caught
with pearls and lilies of the valley, and a
large shower bouquet Of brides roses
and lilies Of the valley completed the
charming effect.
The bridesmaids were dressed in Dret- |
ty white dresses and carried large
bouquets of white peonies.
After the ceremony brilliant recep- |
ton was held and delicious refreshments
served, following which the happy cou-
pie left for Nashville, Chattanooga and
Birmingham, for visit of several days
in each city.
The handsome and numerous presents
received attest the popularity of this
happy young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele arrived in Green
wood the first of the week and are at
home to their friends at the residence
Of Hon. W. S. Barry.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
"On and off like a coat"
shirts, $50 sellers, go for.
lis at Bernstein'S Midsum-.
mer Clearing Sale.
Public Sale of MOrdan Lots.

Judge A,Mc. G, kimbrough, admnistrar>
tor Of the estate Of the late Maj. W. II.
Morgan, will sell large number of VAL
uabIc business and residence lots in the
new town of Morgan on Monday, August
9th. The sale will be at public auction,
in front Of the court house door, in
Greenwood, and doubtless large num-
Der Of people viii be on hand to bid on
these desirable lots. Morgan is located
on the Delta Southern Railway in very
rich agricultural section, and will be an
important business point Mt no very dis
tant date. Read tho advertisement Of
sale in this paper.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
tfgty NsgsN s9sssis sSs-- ss~-s---asa- --sss-.,
the store at Bernstein's Mid
summer Clearing Sale.
Resolutions Adopted by The Baptist
Congregation.

Whereas, The Rev. w. NJ, Burr,
has served the Baptist church of
Greenwood as pastor faithfully and
efficiently for more than four years
whereas the church has prospered in
all its work, and increased in mem
bership, under his leadership, as
never before in its history and
whereas, he has rendered his resigna-
ton as pastor, to take effect on Nov.
30tb, 1906,
Whereas, the church by unanimous
vote asked him to reconsider his
resignation; and whereas, our beloved
pastor has declined to reconsider his
conclusions;
Therefore, Be it resolved by the
Church in Conference assembled:
First. That we accept with pro-
found regret and reluctance the rcsig-
nation as tendsred by our faithful
pastor, who has ministered unto our
/ Church and Congregation so wisely
and SO well.
Second. That we recognize him az
an ideal pastor, splendid organizer,
a model Christian citizen, and an able
expounder Of Gods word as it is
written.
Third, That we are mindful Of the
great work that he and his incompar-
able wife have done for our Church
and people, and that we do again
return unto them our sincere thanks
and appreciation for their loyal and
devoted ministry.
Fourth. That we are grateful to
our God for the good work that our
able and learned pastor and his con
secrated wife, under the guidance Of
the Spirit, have done for our Church
and community.
Fifth That we feel and know that
their places will be hard TO fiIIr and
we recognize that their departure will
be a distinct loss to our Church and
city.
Sixth. That we pray the richest
benedictions Of Heaven may always
rest upon them wherever they go,
and that many, many years Of useful
service may be spared unto them in
the Kingdom of our Father.
Seventh. That a copy Of this reso'
luton to be entered on the minutes
Of the Church, and that copy be
furnished to the Baptist Record
Greenwood Enterprise and Green
wood Commonwealth.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Judge Lundy Resigns.

Jtsticc of the Peace J. A. Lundy, Of
Money, in Beat 2, has rendered his resig'
nation to the Board of Supervisors, ef-
fective on the 9th inst. Judge Lundy 3
private business affairs were such that
he could not give the Office the attention
he thought it should have-hence his
resignation. 1t will now be in order for
the Board to order a special election to
elect his successor, as it is important
that the people Of that end Of the Beat
nave a ]. j.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Mems low quartered Shoes at cost
D. G. PETEET & BRO.
Barbecue and Picnic.

A splendid barbecue and picnic was
given 4, miles southeast Of Greenwood,
on the Hemingway road, by the hospi,
table citizens Of that vicinity last Fri
day, The meats were barbecued topper
fection and an abundance Of other good
things we're spread for the people pres
ent. A number of Grecnwoodtes we're
in attendance, and the writer's absence
was due to illness.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
ChamherIalr& COile, Cholera and Diar'
rhOea Remedy.

purchased bottle Of Chamberlain 3
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
and found it to be all claimed for it in
the advertisements. Three Of the FAM
lily have used it with good results in
summer complaint u. Howe, pub
Usher Of the Press, Highland, Wis. For
sale by Raine's drug store and Chandler &
drug store.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
HIA BENA ITEMS.
Personal and Social Mention BY Our
Fair Cores ~oHdent.

/. B, Cockerell, Of Lake Henry, wa
here Sunday.
Mr.. W. NJ. Bennett was up from Bea
Creek Wednesday.
DR.. J, l.. Baskin is visiting his mother
in Walden this week.
Hon. J, l., Haley made business trir
to Memphis last week.
DR.. W. l.. KERN is visiting relatives
in kosciusko this week.
Mr. S. NJ. Kimbroush made A business
trip to Memphis this Tepa.
Miss Georgia Johnson. of Carronton,
is the guest of Mrs, }. j. Long.
Mrs. W. W. Mcdaniel is rocuperating
at Castallian Springs this week.
We regret to note that Mr. ]. f. Rus.
sell is on the sick list this week.
Mr. Jasper Dennis, ono Of Bear Creeks
good citizens, was in town Saturday.
Miss Salle Morris is visiting Mrs. J.
i, Crowell, of HighlandaIa, this week.
MISS Nat'e Sehwoik"Tt, Of Crugcr, is
'ne guest OF Mrs A. t. Reese this week.
"0'Oo n"'n'or OF our good citizens
arc "'Ooho'"S court IN GREENWOOD this
week.
Mrs Riley Ely and Miss Mahlc VIM
,roo 'e'v i"SC week Tor points IN hentuc~
ny all" tennessee
Miss Sadie Wright, of Jackson, Miss,
IS the guest Of her sister, Mrs. +. NJ.
tio''o'nah thls week.
Mrs. X. B. HuLchisor and children
left Tuesday for Carroll county tospend |
some time with relatives.
Miss Lucille Ricbbonrg left l,st Sat-
urdav for Colorado Sntinr,s to s,ond +I,o
remainder Of the heated season
mossrs u w ,o.,,..,o
wood. assistant .enpincers or tbo nol+o
were in town this wooL
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rioras Nj Dial. g. T.. '',"'
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"aJo,''S VI 'ho peopIe III town at
o""9" '',o "o'noo's1 sunday 0ehooI
~ o'''I VI "'"o Lane Wednesday ana al
oP'' W" " so'0 Ui'i'o'
n small crowd from here went to
tulVer tuesday where they had good
lPe hshihS aho eating ." good things
Pite'' ".o. mahaney ana Wite aeoeno-
q INC bHlJIhB I0JhJb GOuNtUbtDn Hb 4
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
lake d Vacation.

Now is the time to take a vacation
get out inlo the woods, fields and noun
tains and visit the scashorc, but do not
forget to take a bottle II Chamberlain =
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
along with You. It is almost certain to
be needed and cannot he obtained on
railroad trains or steamships. 1t is too
much Of a risk for anyone to leave home
on Journey without 1t. For sale by
Ranc's drug store and Chambers drug
store.
Large assortment Ladies' Oxfords at
cost. d. c. PETEET a. BRO.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Lawn Party.

The Lawn Party, Friday eve, at the
home OF Mrs. Arch Peteet by the Ladies'
Odd Fellows Cemetery Association, was
a decided success. All sizes were num-
erous aud seemed to have most enjoy
able evening. One OF the features of the
occasion was the fortune telling BY
Miss Patti McGlathery, who proved her
self to be wizard in palmistry. Dainty
sefreshments, consisting Of pineapple
and grape sharbet, ics cream and cakes
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
EuChre Party.

Mrs. W. S. Cunningham entertained
with cards at her home on West Wash
ington Street last Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Lucien Gwin and Miss
Wilson. Her pretty home was tastily
decorated for the occasion and Mrs.
Cunningham makes an ideal hostess.
Six handed euchre was indulged in and
the game were spirited and close. The
first prize was won by Miss Wilson,
while Miss Gale cut the consola-
tion. Dainty and delicious refreshments
were served.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
hanan Shoes, $50, 3.75
and 4.25--Midsummer Clear
ing Sale Prices at Bernstein's.
Hammond Packing Co.'S New Office
and Warehouse BuiIdInd,

Mr.. G. II. Gossom has let the contract
tse.GffihE & 5.jG.. jGq, .tStQr jtAa ae. olee ANS
same as soon as the frame houses can be
removed and the material put on the
grounds. The new building is to be 40
x60 and located In the rear of G0ssom 8
store, fronting the Southern Railway
and CarrOIIton Avenue on the north.
1T is to be a neat ono-story brick build
ing and will add very much to the APP
pcaranco of that part of the city.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Mr.. Austin viii Build Country Home

Mr.. +. n. Austin, having sold out his
mercantile business, will at an early
date erect a handsome residence on his
farm west Of the city limits on the
River Front. This is an ideal location
fora home.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
JULY MEETING
CITY COUNCIL.
Board Prohibits Obstruction of Side.
walks with Goods for Sale.

The Mayor and Board of Aldermen OF
the City of Greenwood met in regular
session July 3rd, when the following Of
beers and members were present: W. S.
Nardaman, mayor; r. II. Hicks, clerk;
c. l.. Mcbride, marshal; E. L. Mounger,
attorney; W. P. Allison, D. c. Peteet, G.
B. Stewart and W. T. Loggins, aldermen.
AnEnItNlS AIInNEn
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Mrs. AIdridge tntertainS.

Mrs. r. NJ. Aldridge was the hostess
of an enjoyable at home last Saturday
afternoon at six o'clock in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Broadstreet, of Grenada.
The spacious veranda was an ideal place
for July afternoon. After pleasant
conversation, ice watermelon was served
on pretty appointed tables.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
BOARD SUPERVISORS
JULY PROCEEDINGS.
Considerable Business Transacted Dur
lns the Two Days Session.

The Board OF Supervisors met in regu-
lar session July Ind, with the following
members and officers present: f. NJ.
Aldridge, president; r. A Joiner, Ell
Ethridge, L, Ray and S. |. Brown, men,
bers; r. W. Williamson, attorney; T. c.
Garrett, sheriff; c. W. Crockett, clerk.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
SC for 10c handkerChiefs
at Bernstein's Midsummer
Clearing Sale.

Big lot new commercial stationery
Just received at The Commonwealth Of
fee. Send us your orders for all kinds
of printing.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

Ebert Mitchell, of Greenwood, came
up Sunday morning to spend several
days with his family, returning Wednes--
day night His many friends were
pleased TO see him. -Guntown Hot
Times, 9th inst.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
UndertakerS To Meet Here Next Year.

Mr.. S. g. Wilson attended meeting.
Of the undortakers at Meridian last
week A State organization was per-
fectcd, the next annual meeting of
which will be held in Greenwood.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

The Greenwood Cemetery Association
will serve Ice Cream and Cake in the
court house yard next Wednesday from
1 am. until pm, and every succeed
ing Wednesday during the present term
OF circuit court.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
THE JULY TERM
CIRCUIT COURT
Convened Last Monday and Is Making
Good Progress.

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The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

Misses Bertha and Louise Wolbrette,
Of New Orleans, and Miss Sadie Kahn, of
Jackson, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Bernstein.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

Jesse Banks is running bis Ice Cream
wagon evcry day. and solicits your or
ders. He makes hrst-elass cream and
guarantees satisfaction.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

Mr.. ]. g. Peasants was down from
Minter City yesterday.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Get a 15c Wash Tie at
Bernstein's Midsummer Clear
sna G-i-

For copying or enlarging pictures,
view work, interiors Of stores or dwell
ings, commercial photography, finishing
for amateurs, portraits in the oldest or
the newert styles. For anything and
everything Photographic call on Mrs.
Spurrier in post Office building.
we're served. The Association netted
handsome sum from the party, which
will go toward improvements on the
cemetery.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

zoe for a Silk String Tie,
neat patterns, at Bernstein's
Clearing Sale.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Ringheim Ramie Silk Under
Suits worth 500 and 500,
they go for 300 at Bernstein's
Midsummer Clearing Sale.

Mems low guartered Shoes at cost
d. G. PETEET q BRO.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

The Board adopted an Ordinance pro-
hibiting any merchant, or other persons
doing business in the city, from OBJ
structing the sidewalks with goods Of
any kind for sale or otherwise, making
it misdemeanor for so doing.
Fine recently imposed on Mike Cas-
tcIlo, having served 30 days on the coun-
ty farm and being in bad physical con.
dition, was remitted.
Clerk was ordered to advertise for
bids for contract for heating white
school building,
The Board adjourned to meet again
July 18th.
Large assortment Ladies Oxfords at
cost. ID. G. PETEET Il BRO.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

Send your printing TO this office.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

Mems low quartered Shoes at cost.
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