PAOB
BIX.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9
D.
W.
GRIFFITH
presents
"The
White
Rose"
A
romantic
lale
or
Dixit
land,
set
amidst
the
lovely
surroundings
of
the
sunny
south.
A
story
of
the
dawning
of
love
in
which
a
man
accepts
the
blame
for
the
sin
along
with
the
woman.
'
The
picture
that
will
stir
your
heart,
with
comedy
here
and
there
by
real
negroes
to
make
you
laugh.
The
mini&ler's
son
and
the
dance
hall
pet.
The
lure
of
the
dance.
Music,
feminity,
swirling
draperies,
the
tapping
of
soft
shoes,
the
gleam
of
shadow-silken
ankle.,
the
swaying
of
graceful
girlish
bodies.
Everywhere
light,
laughter,
merriment
and
the
sequel.
Superb
cast.
Ivor
Novello,
Nell
Hamilton,
Mae
Marsh,
Carol
Dempster.
FUN
FROM
THE
PRESS
Admission
50c
and
25c.
Here.
In
a
grocery
shop
of
pure
products,
(he
woman
who
wants
to
vary
the
menu
for
her
children
and
husband,
finds
an
array
of
tasly
foods
that
makes
housekeeping
a
pleasure.
RupertlableSupjr
Three
Phones.
10,111.
212'
Sugar
You
can
buy
a
20
lb.
sack
of
fine
(irauulated
Sugar.
I'.eg.
price
?2.30
for
$1.90
on
Monday
ami
Tuesday
if
you
purchase
goods
to
make,
up
a
delivery
of
$5.00.
No
orders
delivered
under
that
amount.
Laying
Hens
Leghorns
Ill-own
and
While,
51.50
ea.
WE
SELL
FOR
LESS
Our
Store
Is
Full
of
Bargains.
Farmers
Market
Pleated
Skirts
SPECIAL
SALE
I'rices
from
$15.00.
Price
this
Week
$aoo
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
WATER
NOTICE.
(Dltaraion
and
Ua)
TUE
.NOTICE
tbat
Huid
B.
Riblurlim.
wlunc
iddre
It
.Uftl.
lll
apply
for
a
lli-euce
to
lak
and
uv
S.oou
rafluns
or
nalrr
out
of
an
iintiam1
rwinri
Tiw
iratp
tt'ltl
tt
diPlH
from
IhA
Fwtir1
.t
-.,n
t
PORT-0-PHONE
Supreme
in
ils
field,
only
one!
that
gives
Hie
natural
lone.
Write
for
oarlicillars.
S.
P.
Miller,
207
Campbell
Bldg.,
''
Victoria,
B.C.
SAILINGS
TO
EUROPE
MAKR
RESERVATION'S
NOW
FROM
MONTREAL
TO
CHERBOURG-SOUTHAMPTON-ANTWERP
June
II,
July
Menu
June
J,
July
JJ
Mluneq-iea
TO
LIVERPOOL
June
II,
July
Montroe
June
no,
July
Vhmlrlire
Montreal
July
1,
Au.
I
Montcalm
TO
BELFAST-OLASOOW
Jun
IV.
July
17
Marburn
6.
July
tl
Metarama
July
4,
July
31
Marlocli
PROM
QUEBEC
TO
BELFAST-OLASOOW
June
If,
Aur.
J
Monttaurler
TO
CHERBOURO-SOUTHAMPTON-HAMBURa.
June
lit,
July
l
..
KmprrM
of
France
July
.
July
SO
.l:inpret
of
SrutUnd
TO
LIVERPOOL
June
7,
July
ti
Moturoyal
Apply
t
Afinti
cxrjrwhr
of
J.
J.
'UMitK,
ben.
ACL,
u.r.K.
ftiauon,
vancoiiTtr.
Tcltphena
Saymour
1610.
Can.
Pac
Rt
TfEc
Aftnu.
URGES
CHURCH
Atlirula
TO
ADVERTISE
Headquarters
of
Methodism
Send
Out
Suggestions
to
Fall
In
Line
With
Modern
Ideas
TOUONTO,
-May
31.
In
a
manual
with'
the
arresting
title,
"Is
1'diginn
News?"
just
issued
by
Iho
Department
of
Finance
of
(he
Methodist
Church.
the
churches
are
urged
to
advertise
unitedly,
lo
pay
I
heir
way
and
to
demand
fair
treatment
from
the
press.
Your
church
is
under
the
practical
necessity
of
giving
lo
ihe
press
its
own
viewpoint
about
itself,"
says
Ihe
production,
which
is
intended
for
the
guidance
of
tirinMcrs
and
lay
leaders
throughout
Canada.
"Having
insisted
on
that
right,
let
the
publicity
man
try
lo
put
himself
in
Ihe
editor's
place
and
think
of
,'lheir
common
constituency
from
Ihe
editor's
ang'e."
This
advice
is
tersely
reinforced
in
the
following:
"Over
Hit;
final
form
in
which!
Ihe
news
of
your
church
appear
before
the
reading
public
you
do
not
have
control.
Publication
is
something
technical,
the
job
of
audi
her
group
of
men.
You
nfciy,
suggest
or
criticize;
such
is
your!
right.
They
decide,
and
that
is
their
business."
News
Suppression
Attempts
to
suppress
news
are
denounced
and
n
policy
of
letting
all
manuscripts
take
their
chanl
e
lis
advocated.
The
manual,
which
i
of
page.,
devoted
mainly
lo
ttynit
loo
rt
north
of
the
north-rant
of
the
simpler
teclilliiue
of
nevys
IOo5n
Chariou?
i.MWVin
'gathering
and
advertising.
Its
lrr,r,?'rtVl.A',.gr
fading
recommendation
is
that
Char
lull
Inland.
Thl
tvllr
was
poMrd;
.
on
the
around
on
the
tth
day
of
May.!
LAND
ACT.
.Hfl.
A
ropy
of
thin
notice
and
an
anpll-
,.
...
-
.
ration
purouanl
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Not,c'
of
l""tlori
te
Apply
lo
Laaai
rt.
tH."
vlll
be
filed
In
the
office
ori
ilhe
Water
neeorder
at
prlnre
Iiupert.
Ob-
,
...
,
.
,.
.
Jertlonn
to
th-
application
may
be
filed'
,,n
SkecM
1-and
iHMrlct.
Hecordinir
Ma
nllb
the
aald
Water
Kecorder
or
with
the!
r
'
Coast,
nl
altuale
on
Campania
(Comptroller
of
Water
IllrhU.
Parliament'
'"?.
.,
.
...
.
..
.
Hnlldinr,
Victoria.
B.C..
within
flflr
dam
I
Tlke
nre
that
Clarence
E.
Balnler
Narne
of
Applicant.
fer
W.
V..
WILUAMS,
Arent.
.
bated
April
iid.
H
I
.
LAN
J
ACT.
TO
GLASGOW
For
those
Smokers
who
like
their
tobacco
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
MACOONALD'SRncCut
Yzb.
tin80
THE
DAILY
NrWB.
Saturday,
May
31,
92j
Optician
and
Optometrist
After
one
month
of
careful
conscientious
eye
testing,
our
patrons
are
advising
their
friends
to
come
to
us
for
glasses.
This
Is
conclusive
evidence
that
our
glasses
are
giving
entire
satisfaction.
Mr.
Ireland
has
made
the
eye
a
long
and
careful
study,
and
has
the
knowledge,
skill
and
experience
to
fit
any
eye
that
glasses
will
help,
and
in
case
you
do
not
need
glasses,
can
give
you
valuable
advice.
Ye
are
gelling
Ihe
optical
business
by
deserving
it
by
giving
superior
optical
service.
"A
stitch
in
time
saves
nine"
has
no
more
fitting
application
than
in
Ihe
case
of
the
eye.
REMEMBER,
YOU
RUN
NO
j
RISK
HERE.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
,
assured
Max
He
Ibroner
Jeweller
and
Diamond
Specialist
Xolc
Wc
tan
duplicate
lens
or
repair
any
frame.
every'
circuit
select
some
young
Itrchnical
matlcrs.
goes
on
t
'"an
or
woman
lo
act
as
tnierprc-'compare
competitive
advertising,
"
between
chuivh
and
local
or
Sunday
"attractions"
with
Ihe
P"!'-
Chicaco
wheat
nit
"where
nlli
-
'shout
and
none
is
heard."
As
an
alternative
the
pktcing
of
a
com.
nioii;
appeal
at
the
head
of
imli-yi.uial
church
notices
tin
Saturday
religious
pages
is
described.
It
is
understood'
thai
every
Mcthodi!
pastor
will
shortly
re
ceive
a
copy
of
this
compendium
ALASKAN
FIGHT
10
CTH
I
AM
iii'en
as
follows:
Rupert
Market
When
"
Ihe
"
fight
lo
destroy
am.
i
mA
r
i
r,;.
-
....i..
II,
n
Take
otice
that
iierinaiii
Brook,
or
halibut
fisherman's
market
wa
fAllln.
occupation
miner,
intend
to
tly'.,
e.llllrnlM
n.i
.,
!.r
J,r
''mgres
ami
nail
Mllllir-
tor
peimlaalon
to
t.urciuv
the
follow
ih
decriijfd
land:
ConuneiH-inir
ai
p.t
land
wjrel
lo
Ihe
Territory
Tor
in-
planted
Mie
hundred
yard
lo
Uie
rail
of
;
,
.
,
,
,
....
,
,
the
mouth
or
Rupert
Creek,
one
tulle
eaot.dorsemetlls
of
III
attitude
ill
or
Golden
Gate
on
Tinh
Lake,
thence'
).,
Mm
n,liilliitr
In
M1-iii,,
lo
IliC
CXilOIIIUg
III-
south
(verity
i
haln.
thence
e
to
horcil'l,OSUIOIJ
jllne.
ttience
aloni
Hiore
line
to
point
oftteresls
of
Alaska,
tlie
Washillg-eutninepcemrni.
,
,
.
.,
.
,,
.
lir:j.NALti
iiiiook.
ton
delegation
in
(.oiigres
and
Afrll
tl.
!
.,
t
,,;!..,!
i,,i
I
,,.,
-t
.,r
jl.ommerce.
lb1!'
salmon
'fish-,ing
portion
of
the
pupulalion,
joined
with
(he
deep
sea
fishiiic
i
poil
ion
in
extending
him
aid.
The
seiner,
neller
and
troller
recog-
I
Jtized
I
hat
Ihey
had
a
common
PAMAHIAM
CtTOXriniT
inleresl
with
his
brother
of
FROM
QUEBEC
TO
QUEENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
Carom
June
11
July
i
Aur.
7,
epl.
i
Cannaiila
...Aur.
l,
sept.
s,
ort.
It
FROM
MONTREAL
TO
PLYkOUTH-CHERBOURO-LONDON
Alidanta.Juiie
7.
July
l.
Aur.
10,
sept,
til
Autonia.
June
Kl.
Julv
f.
Aua-.
an.
Oct.
4
Ausoula.
June
x,
Aur.
f.
sept.
c.
Oct.
Ill
.
....
...
.
4.
sen
branch
of
die
industry
even
though
the
rouliuuatioii
of
Ihe
open
competitive
market
wa
of
paramount
henerii
lo
the
laller.
Itxlay
-a
fight
i
on
in
Congress
lo
decide
iwlielher
the
salmon
fishlu,g
in
June
i.
jiny
t.
Aur
1.
.tur.
tv
.1..
.1....
1..
n
.
.
.
n
1
.
lUManrlra
June
IJ,
July
II.
Aur.
.
set..
al,,,1,,lr'
"HO
ne
namis
naturma
.June
u.
juir
Id.
Aur.
Ii.
Sep.
I
rnum
nin
TUKK
TO
OUEENSTOWN
AND
LIVIRVOOL
lJconla
jUne
7
scylhla
juue
19
turmanla
July
i
Samaria
Homon
Jnfv
5
TO
CMERBOURQ
AND
iniiTumtTna
Maureiania
June
11,
July
1,
July
30
Aquiianla
June
in,
July
.
Aur.
A
Uerenirarla.
.
.
.Jiiiip
fj.
jMv
.
ij
TO
LONDOMDrRRV
a
tin
ni
tunu
Cameronia
June
t
Columbia
June
l
Ayrla
jui.h
tl
t.alirornla
jinw
TO
PLVMOUTH-CHERBOURO-LONDON
f'""!
June
tl
unifain
of
cerlaiu
capitalist
in
Chicago
Portland,
Sail
'
Francisco
and
Seattle
and
Ihe
small
camier
and
risiiermau
le
driven
oul,
or
those
righls
guaranteed
by
Hie
constitution
be
retained.
This
fight
should
bo
of
inter
est
lo
every
toiler
of
Ihe
sea
re
gardless
of
what
particular
branch
of
Ihe
calling
he
follows
and
Ihe
halibut
catcher
should
MoV,rnVr.
.0
,if.ri;
v.-
"i3
Ja!oU
of
IhP
rights
ttlri,
full
lfirorni)illrn
rntii
Arfnti
nr'tfif
w
oilier
trip
fijiMut
urn
li.i
u.iibi
nt
O'inihanV'l
Ofril-!.
A
tlatlnar
Ut
IT
MACDONALD'S
Elite
Qtt
"
lii?
own
rljrhl
when
(he
'riteroeU
Viz
Lb
15
Si
altciunted
lo
nbroitale
them.
I
To
say
thai
the
present
struggle
Sutherland
Is
making
to
pro-.tect
the
rights
of
lhoo
who
are
'engaged
in
the
salmon
fishery
Is
not
the
"fight
of
the
deep
sea
fishermen
is
unworthy
of
any
member
of
the
fishing
fraternity.
Re-opened
In
1925
Tariff
laws
are
usually
enacted
every
four
years
and
I
Mil
Sutherland
stated
last
summer
thai
he
hud
no
doubt
that
Ihe
Prince
Ituperl
market
question
would
be
reopened
in
II'
2
5
and
Die
effort
to
compel
the
lauding
of
frtvs.li
fish
at
un
American'
port
renewed.
should
the
sulmtm
fisherman
lake
Ihe
position
dial
Ibis
question
of
an
open
halibut!
market
is
distinctively
u
fight
ofj
Ihe
deep
sea
fishermen
and
refuse
t'y
give
their
support
in
maintaining
such
u
market
what
would
Uie
halibut
fishermen
say.
I
hey
would
probably
say
(hut
Ihe
interests
of
all
fishermen
ami
the
protection
of
the
entire
in-!
duslry
are
common
and
thul
till
branches
should
come
to
the
aid
of
the
one
involve!.
Tlie
halibut.
fishermen
nnit
haw
noted
Ihe.
fact
thai
when,
they
were
fighting
In
hold
their
marke4.
Ihe
transportation
in-Iciest,
tho
cannery
Interests,
tliri
business
interests
of
Seattle
und;
Ketchikan
us
represented
by!
ehamhers
of
commerce
were
allj
arrayed
agaii(st
Ihem
mid
I
lie'
fi'hl
of
a
few-
Kelchikau
boomers
became
the
fight
of
all
interest-of
remote
connection.
hi
fuel
the
only
iipporlers
Ihe
halibut
fisherman
hud
were
their
neighbors
of
Ihe
salmon
fishing
fleet.
It
c-amiol
be
that
at
this
day
Ihe
deep
sen
toilers
are
going
lo
hold
aloof
from
the
fight
of
(heir
fellows
of
another
brunch
of
a
common
industry
on
the
ground
that
it
is
not
their
fight.
If
ever
there
has
been
a
time
in
the
history
of
the
country'
when
the
exploited
classes
should!
slaml
together
in
rommoit
cause
it
is
right
at
the
present
time.
a
0ULL
m
LA
FOLLETTE
William
L.
Paul,
the
Indian
Leader,
Urges
Fishermen
to
Stand
Together
!
HALIBUT
FISHERMEN
III
Alaska
the
Indians
vole
and
this
year
for
IhoTirsl
time
Ihey
have
been
milled'
under
(he
leadership
of
William
I..
Paul,
an
after
the
first
appearance
of
thla
notice
nd
Jamea
Ve.Xulty.
of
Prince
Itupert.
D.t...
'
Indian
lawyer,
who
a
so
Oil
dishes
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
of
th-'uccupalloii
Insurant
e
atrnt
and
broker.
In-
....
.
.
...
.
..
.
.
flr.t
publication
of
thla
notice
la
May
th,
trna.
MJ
ror
frmlsaion
to
leae
I
he
Alaska
fisherman.
So
far
H.
B.
BAblnoton,
Applicant
in
!"
Panted
at
the
head
ot
"'
liae
I""1
measure
o
lic-
ft'VASf
r.V.t
7r.,c,mp'!'i1
liIB1
'.
;"!
I"
"'c
eleclfons
a
in
r
are.
new
.
-
atxiut
one
tulle
from
the
aouth
end
of
Ihe
,
,
!iiand:
then-
.
roiiosinir
the
unuoaitiea
of
preparing
for
the
big
election
in
For
the
DEAFi
iMnanwe
AAafAAA
'and
r-mUltiinr
S.ikio
arrrik
more
or
lc.
..........
It.i.l
r,,r
l..
II.
n
ti,...u
L.
E
BAl.tTHl
JANES
M
e.
U
LT
V,
!
,
,
'
'
.
unpen
iirarnei
lor
iiauuui
usner-
AS
CANDIDATE
Is
Holding
Club
Over
Old
Republican
Party
But
Is
Against
Communists
WASHINGTON.
May
31.
Senator
Holier!
M.
I.
a
Follelle
today
virtually
announced
thai
he
will
run
for
president
mi
uu
independent
ticket
"unless
the
approaching
liennK-little
and
He-iniblicuu
rouverilioiis
demon-
strale
lo
the
people
whether
either
of
Ihest;
I
wo
plirties
can
;ind
will
purge
itself
of
Ihe
evil
iullueiice
which
have
long
dom
inated
Ihem."
"If
Ibis
is
mil'
done,"
Senator
.a
Follelle
wrote
to
Attorney-eneral
Kkeru,
of
Wisconsin,
"it
long-stiirering
and
rlghteonsly
iudigiiaul
people
will
find
in
Ihe
coming
campaign
elTeclive
means
independent
of
both
of
these
old
I
parlies.
In
lake
back
control
of!
their
government
and
make
it
truly
representative."
AI
Ihe
same
lime
Senator
l.a
Follelle
denouceil
Ihe
Communist
mid
openly
charged
that
Ihey
were
seeking
lo
lake
control
of
the
"Fariiicr-I.abor-Progressive
convention"
called
to
meet
in
SI.
Paul,
on
June
17.
Communists
"In
my
Judgment,"
he
wrote,
the
convention
will
not
com
mand
Ihe
support
of
the
farm
ers.
I
lie
workers,
or
oilier
pro
gressives
because
those
who
have
had
charge
of
Hie
arrangements
for
(hi
roiivenliou
have
committed
Ihe
fatal
error
of
making
the
Communists
an
integral
part
of
their
organization.
The
Communist
have
admittedly
enlered
into
this
political
movement
not
for
the
purpose
of
curing
by
means
of
the
ballot
Hie
evils
which
airlift
the
people,
but
only
lo
divide
and
confuse
the
pro
gressive
movement
and
create
a
condition
of
chaos
favorable
to
their
ultimate
aims,
'their
real
purpose
lo
establish
by
re
volutionary
action
a
dictatorship
or
I
lie
proletariat
w
hich
is
ah
jsolutely
repugnant
lo
American
'ideals
and
lo
all
American
as
Jpirallons."
.
Senator
l.a
toilette's
teller
closed
with
his
declaration
res
Ipecllng
the
Itepuhlican
and
lie
'uiocralfc
conventions
which
was
'acknowludged
by
bis
close
friends
as
an
announcement
of
his
can
illdacy
should
I
lie
action
and
plal
forms
or
Ihe
w,i
major
parties
rail
lo
accomplish
(he
changes
he
regards
as
SubeorlbA
for
tbe
Dally
News.
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and
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Is
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It
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and
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Enthusiasm
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ovor
prejudices
and
like
an
avalanche
overwhelms
all
obstacles.
Set
tho
germ
of
enthusiasm
afloat
In
Prince
Rupert
and
watch
this
city
go
ahead.
It
would
spread
like
contagion,
and
would
hive
a
tremendous
effect
upon
her
every
industry.
It
would
Inspire
the
citizens
to
goals
never
beforo
dreamed
of.
It
would
leave
a
deep
Impression
on
every
visitor.
Briefly,
enthusiasm
would
get
results
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or
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ittis.li
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mir
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unl
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each
.
.
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llcil
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,
lovely
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1
1
While,
lllne.
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OtxXt.
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.....
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While
Turkish
TovveU.
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id
Mam
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S1.85
$2.15
$1.10
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llonler.
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lor
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.
liMised
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-:i
of
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Spring
lll,
.
pleased
at
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interest
taken
hi
Ihi
idea.
.n.
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public
lb
il
Ihe
price
marked
on
garnu'iil
are
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originNl
selling
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in
vvonls
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is
a
genuine)
one,
vhii
be
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he
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izes
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25
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Dress
Shoes
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make,
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stileli
on
May
fair
last.
Half
lluhher
Heel.
Here
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snap
at
$4,43.
600
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Raisins
Special,
4
lbs.
for
35c.
12
lbs.
foe
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Sheet
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Sister
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is
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sp1'
n
f
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June
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i
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1
Jap
Rice
Special,
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lbs.
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en
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12
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lUess
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i
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ilutlon.
II.V.I).
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Fine
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Nainsook.
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31
to
ti.
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Sizes
21
In
31.
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Ntc"
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Iteversible.
Ileg.
value
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Brand
Coffee
I
lb.
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"
lb.
tins
Q
lb.
litis
500
950
$2.35
100
doz.
California
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20c
600
lbs.
Orano
P""
T"
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ir
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