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la
Beat
nimumii
inuuum
u
DRY
CLEANERS
Phone
8
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Newest
Thing!
Ready
Rolled
SI
Hosier?
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roll
aliout
or
below
y.
knee,
m
ihe
latest
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an
ahaile
of
I.ouk
atiiipa..
i-ryainl
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Fun-iiieti
niul
I'nhlo.
Pi
n
e
ppr
pair
$1.50
WEST
of
ENGL
ND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgeraon
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
lu
0.
X-Ray
Sarvloa
Phone
680.
Open
Tuesday
nnd
Thurmlrty
Kvcnlnga
Salurdnys
0
to
12
noon
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING;
CREAM
We
specially
rccommeml
our
Tahjo
Cream
at
l5o
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phona
657
Newspaper
Discusses
nth..!
roaai
F.
AppllcatiMfor
CarllflcaU
of
Mnilc
Nolle
of
or
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!
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.,,
nalln.
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ijr-.f'tokkrt
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M'er
CrrUflc...
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lhal
t.
Swan
nalln.
Fre
MluVA
rerunr.1
No.
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niiiwrn
ifi""
fr.,111
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rial
th
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iha
Minlnr
Rcnnir
rWrtiri'll
ol
t
nprovVinsnl.
for
th
.lI.V.Mi
irl-
miiM
h
ronimenrial
he.
f'rnTh
ftViian
af
r-.rh
Crrllflr.le
of
mprovPinl.
.
f
Fpt)ni,ry,
o.
rt
tulfit
im
JrVvVN
nil
IN.
owner.
By
t.
T.
Keany,
Arn.
Booma
and
the
After
Effecta
on
Speculator
(Ketchikan
Chronicle
There
Ih
no
longer
doubt
that
the
Florida
loom
,a
buri
There
have
been
individual
re
port
lo
llila
rfpet.
lnil
now
11
1
officially
admitted.
Huairipss
ia
dull
In
Florida,
and
the
tour
ists
hava
come
back
norili
much
earlier
that)
uual,
jtiai
why,
we
have.
nut
learned.
Tina
makes
lu
Hi
rir
h
still
duller.
Tim
mocks
nf
rallroajla
In
Florida
have
auf
fpreil
n
decline,
because
ii
S
ex
ppeted
I
liny
will
nol
earn
at
riiucn
n
n
when
the
hoorn
was
on
.
The
reavm
fur
thi
Florida'
collnjiio
wa
iiiai
rcnlral
iroiity
i;o'
morn
lhau
il
would
rent
Toi.
ami
liouooM
and
lots
morn
limit
.U
axrraK'-
luniie-rnak-r
wan
willing
j
10
pay.
hap
rid
Of
rral
pia!i'
'
ioohh
Ifforf.
NV
rrall
Iho
onit
at
Inildih
and
Kaiwi
(lily.
Manyi
I
I
UiMiaiiU
of
(hitlum
wpnl
inlo
ltii
h
ihi-oi
plarn.
and
bn
nevrr
tome
mil.
Yiillion
vt'Ph1
on
too
hull
a
tiiIp,
mid
thr
am
tiou
Iota
in
Kanaa
Cily
which
an
mi
nrih
whal
wn
paid
fur
Kimii
10
year
;iuo.
Mi)f
nf
llm.c
who
IhhikIiI
in
I
he
Kanaaa
Cily
audi
llululh
Ikkhim
pot
frozen
mil
hy
l
li
iHn'MDicnli
for
awirt
purh-uiR.
m
inir,
walir,
raa,
rlc.
Tlif
let
lhir
InU
bo
cold
hy
tin
.
tat
rollorlqr.
Valncx
in
Florida
nr
alMnyaj
aVi-nil
jumpa
jihfail
of
tin
in
crca
in
(HipuiaiMin.
aim
you
Hmayahadlojmyi.Miri.thanpre-
M.I..
w..rll.
of
Pro,K.rly.
I'opula-
Hon
will
probably
e.mlinue
In-
rroaaiiiK
ficl
in
Morula
tipcate!1
IU
altrarl
Isenr.a
for
an
all-ihe
vear-aroiinil
reidenep
ia
liei'oni-
!
injr
inrreinrly
rrrinirei
lint
rtluo
toi
ion
far
ahpad
in
Mii
CANCZLLATION
Of
NESZRVC.
Motxt
i
HrnhnV
nir-
ni
tit
ttrwtr
'vmiib
trr
ritrp
Tlnibrr
tMrtvr
Vk
lliull
ua
I'lll
NUtt
4,
1
lii'lru
I.
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rtnrHIt
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H
IKM,
m
TIMBER
SALE,
X7549.
fettlM)
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ar.
ill
I
rrcrtvrd
bf
liir
UiMloKf
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ljml
II
Virlurlo
i.l
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uli
tin
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txl
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ir
t
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rul
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lump
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map
r
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till
till
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r
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lata.
pEAn
Appllranl.
notice.
w
Tir
UTTFfl
or
an
anpllratinn
for
.h
r.iluiiiliia.
(Mp
L
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,,,
of
lhe
ahovelan'
t
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th
nam
of
ti
I
In
th
Tliri-rail
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NFOIIToa.
ih
orlrmal
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th
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r
rV.
VoiT
nnmliereil
7t.
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ami
l
tiii
BVlairy
orrire.
rrlnri
n.iprrl.
u.r...
Mann
mi'.
v,rtEnn.
H-Itrar
of
Tlll
9
yA?5
OLD
(or
'
;
i
t
"42
j
1
Thla
ailvertdcincnl
is
nol
puldiatird
'
li
aidaypd
hy
the
Liquor
Onilml
Hoard
or
by
Hie
Sovcrntiwfil
of
HritiMi
Goiijiuhia.
Ial
hooni
mid
Die
lime
at
laal
eauiM
uIkmi
Ihcre
was
a
aiirplua
.
......
of
iller
a
tii
I
:i
dpfleit
,.-,.
of
hiiv-l.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOBiFIVB
FLORIDA
BOOM
I
SOUTH
AFRICAN
1
u
M
tmm
ruvui
AR0I1T
RIIDCT
uunji
ofCqnQda
aunrcmtPPQ
COLOR
BAR
BILL
11
,
,lr.
la
hot
kop
on:
....
...
.
.
era.
I
hen
ia
whore
Florida
ia'
..
,
,
,
.
...
...
.
At
preapnl
Ihe
ptrpal
ma
of
now
at.
and
,.
may
a.ay
1
.ore
aljv(,'
Iif(.
al
,ow.r
pp,
o(
f
r
longer
ha
,
wemteht
at
f
rat
nUninni(.n
u.an
II.p
Eu-
.
who
haa
heed
,
irtileJo
JT,a
wll
out
'""'Twn.
at
.,
',
...
Nollhalwe
.
can
say
I,1,0,",,n,
al
""',0
";ofil
a;ferior
to
Iho.
Kuropean.
kvl.ffi.ee
'"f
"m"
.l"
T'
'T"
l'i
T
tm
America
of
what
haa
been
r
.
.
'
1
100
PASSENGER
AIRPLANE
MADE
j
i
!
I
GERMAN
FIRM
I
1H-1SSAL.
lierniany.
April
15.
-
.
.......
...
..t'l...
L.l..
..n.
I.a
A.-.
lltr
4llliri'i
.illlli.liij
ii.ii.
i.uiii-
j
pleled
a
model
ul
a
lilO
pasneil-
l
1
.
,
,
,
.
'
.
.j
.1
ner
airplane,
wimh,
it
ia
eati-,
,
r
,,
.....
iouicm,
ikiuii
iiy
ni
iip"
.in
.ittii-
lie
ocean-in
I
went
y-four
houra.
If
alKOaaful.
il
will
forever
ro-
..1..
II.
V....
....I...
...
il
u..iil.
I
"MM"""
"
rarry
an
eapial
weipht:
it
would
.
.
coat
leaa
to
.i-iii
build
and
eon
:
dr-
i
nbly
lea
In
operate,
needing
only
benzine
and
no
helium,
and
alao
would
be
afer.
"We
havo
worked
out
Ihe
ecbeiiH4
completely
and
believe
it
entirely
feaaible,"
nid
one
of
lhe
chief
oiiRineera.
iXalurally
the
great
difficulty
i
Ihe
engine,
lhal
i,
lo
have
a
aiifficienl
power
without
loo
great
a
weight
a
problem
that
1an
oxUled
with
Hie
Zeppelin
but
that,
alao
we
helievo
ourejjca
conipent
lo
overcome
If
given
a
fne
hand."
II
ia
explained
that
under
the
Versailles
Treaty
lierniany
ia
nol
permitted
lo
build
a
workable
model
or
to
make
a
I
rial
llight.
The
Junkers
monster
model
haa
virtually
no
boat,
the
cabin,
klleben.
nnd
other
cnmparl-nienla
being
huill
into
Ihe
thick
metal
vvlnga.
aa
ia
also
Ihe
cii-
gine
room
under
Hie
patent
held
j
,hy
Junkers.
,
.
t
MaM
aamiiai
ann
-iaiMaB
WAR
ON
JAZZ
IN
COUNTRY
DISTRICTS
I.F.I-'.lf.
Fngland,
April
15.
War
on
jazz
haa
heen
decl.UTd
by
the
Kngliah
Folk
Dance
So-ricly
which
haa
launched
a
campaign
to
oatabliali
a
centre
for
the
rnlk
daiice
as
a
memorial
lo
Cecil
Sharp,
its
founder.
l
ia
planned
lo
popularize
Ihe
old
fashioned
dances,
parlic-ularly
among
Ihe
leas
sophisticated
of
modern
folk
in
Iho
smaller
towns
of
lhe
country.
Ignoring
cille
until
I
hey
begin
In
Jazz
Ihemaelve.a
out.
BONUS
TO
MEN
WHEN
THEY
GET
MARRIED
DUNLIN,
April
15.
Hachelors1
have
been
placed
on
par
Willi
women
as
In
salary
liy
the
Irish
Free
Stale
civil
service.
If
singlo
men
enler
Iho
civil
scryjee
and
marry
later
they
getj
a
lump
sum
payment
on
mar-"riniife
.iulvaienl
lo
Ivvelvn
months
back
iiay
of
IIip
difference
he-Iweon
lhe
I
wo
scalps.
In
addl-llon
allowance
subject
lo
a
maximum
of
73
pounds
is
payable,
lo
IliPin
in
respect
of
each
child
up
to
tho
ago
of
sixteen.
Blahop
of
Pretoria
Cornea
Out
Strongly
Agalnat
Measure
as
Wrong
Step
PROTECT
WHITE
WORKER
Symbolizes
Inherent
Inferiority
of
Native
and
Resolve
to
Use
Him
l.ONUON,
April
15.
in
T!i-re
arc
many
Ihinking
people
in
lisiiilh
Africa
who
art;
talarmod
at
Iht"
color
MoirrpKal.imi
rmlipv
Iho
privaonLifuvi-rninent.
Thpar
ipeoplp
hayo
found
an
outspoken
rliaiiniii
of
IhMr
Ihouhls
in
Iho
lliahop
of
Pri'loria,
Dr.
Tal-
Iiol.,
whp
haa
jiot
only
allarkp.d
In
ualivp
and
Axulic
policy
of
Uii
foprniiiPiit,
hut
haa
now
hIiowii
many
of
Hip
danger,
and
the
fallario.H
that
Hp
hidden
in
Hip
(Color
liar
Hill.
It
would
coo
in
that
thin
hill,
limiting
the
labor
acHvilipa
of
IIip
jnalivp,
will
sni
lly
he
on.
the
Statutp-liook
of
the
I'
11
ion.
A
aolpmn
warning
of
Hip
irohahlp
pon-ppipncp.t
ha1
J.een
writ
leu
hy
the
Hiahop
of
Pretoria
in
IIip
Marrli
iasua
of
Kiniloni,"
the
official
organ
of
Ilia
dioee.an.
1
All
Souls
Equal
nppiniiiiiK
with
the
arumnl
thai
Chrialianlly
atamla
or
fatla
hy
'
ila
a.prlion
.
of
the
pqual
.valun
of
all
soul
Iipftire.
(iod.
..
.
iallainp.l
hy
the
np;rro
jiUgSPaU
thai
he
ia
not
inherently
infer-
ior,
hut
that
he
ia
in
the
main
al
a
lower
level
of
development
compared
with
(lie
European.
It
would
l!
sheer
sentimentality
to
deny
thia.
And
yet
thia
roncluaion
doea
.....
.
..
i.i
.1
:
.
mil
uiiiiMif-
iuj
iiis-
inay
ai
me
I
tend
or
prpapni
SiMilh
African
legislation
at
ihe
pi,le!..e
of.
Mioijintivo.
I
cannot
Hunk
thai
(he
need
to
protect
.Ihe
while
worker
from
beine
wamped
hy
nalhe
labor
juatifiea
,
.
'
.
..
,
.,
...
he
introduction
of
.
Ihe
principle
1
,
'
.
iof
he
color
bar
inlo
the
law
of
the
land.
I
do
nol
disregard
ilnympallielically
Ihe
anxiety
of
while
labor
leat
it
bo
swamped,
f
'
'
j,
u
working
Wjth
1
parlner
.
namely,
...
capital
..,
that
,
..
,
and
again
lias
evinced
acain
terrible
predilection
for
cheap
labor.
I
noticed
that
the
Presi
dent
of
the
Chamber
of
iM.inos
in
a
rccpnt
public
speech
had
Utile
more
to
coulribulo
to
Hip
dis
cussion
of
Hip
problpnia
of
South
African
industry
than
the
con
Ionium
lhal
I
lie
one
thing
lo
do
was
lo
import
ami
to
keep
on
importing
aa
much
cheap
labor
to
Ihe
mines
aa
possible-.
Hut
I
do
believe
thai
Hie
protection
of
the
while
worker
should
be
secured
by
custom,
by
nepnlialinn
and
regulation
within
industry,
and
nol
hy
legislation.
An
Evil
Oman
The
passing
of
The
hill
by
lhe
Assembly
is
an
evil
omen
foi'lhe
future.
F.ven
though
it.
is
leni
enlly
and
enlly
ailminislercl
il
canned
tint
eiwomler
a
sen
I"
Hie
intelligent
native,'.
mind
Uial
lie
wjule
mab
ipe;i.,'tri,koep
lln
.
.
1
...
i
f.
i
i.i
niacK.
nuiu
oowu.
ii
is
noi
oinv
a
ituealion
of
its
actual
itrovisi-oiis.
nor
its
administration,
hut
Drive
Out
the
Poisons
and
you
Conquer
Fatigue
and
tired
feelings,
FATIGUE
as
well
as.
pains
and
aches
are
the
.result
of
the
accumulation
of
poisons
in
the
system.
The
liver
action
is
torpid,
the
overworked
kidneys
have
broken
down,
the
bowels
are
sluggish
consequently
you
are
suffering.
Pr.Cha$e
85
cU.
a
box,
all
dealers
or
The
Dr.
Toronto
jm-
air;
Winchester
iu
symbolic
character.
It
will
symlioliac
the
inherent
inferiority
of
the
native
and
the
resolve
lo
use
him
only
as
a
moans
to
white
convenience.
It
will
hang
in
front
of
native
hope
and
aspiration
that
which
suppresses,
confines,
ami
excludes.
I
think
il
is
a
blind
and
essentially
tyrannical
measure,
and
if
il
is
finally
ratified
it
will
have
inevitably
disastrous
results
to
Hip
true
peace
and
wealth
of
South
Africa.
It
makes
il
worse
that
the
bill
includes-Indians
witTi
natives
iu
ila
scope,
for
the
argument
about
actual
inferiority
is
not
nearly
so
strong
in
regard
to
Hie
Indian
as
in
regard
to
the
Hanlu.
There
are
in
India,
and
lhrc
may
well
be
in
South
Africa,
Indians
who
ilioiigh
of
dark
akin
are
on
a
level
with
the
finest
flower
of
F.uropean
culture.
That
an
able
gifted
son
of
India
should
.be
barred
on
the
ground
of
color
from
rising
lo
his
fullest
development
and
capacity
is
a
great
wrong,
and
it
brings
out
Inlo
added
relief
the
injustice
done
:o
I
lie
Hanlu
people.
In
Wrong
Direction
Surely
this
legislation
is
in
the
wron&
direction
namely,
that
of
discouraging
native
grow
Hi.
The
right
direction
ia
that
of
encouraging,
native
progress.
If
the
black
men
can
rise
to
the
level
of
capacity
with
the
white
men,
then
il
should
be
the
endeavor
of
the
white
men
not
to
keep
Ihem
out
but
to
bring
Ihem
iu
at
lhe
while
level
of
conditions
and
reward.
This
would
entail
Ihe
.surmountine
of
great
difficulties.
It
would
be
no
short
cut
In
this
end,
it
would
be
no
solution
of
the
native
problem.
There
is
no
liorl.
cut,
there
js
no
solu-
HonV
There
1s
no
hnrt
cut
through
Ibis
whole
business.
Hut
il
is
the
right
direction.
II
would
Miss
Katie
Wilcox,
R.R.
No,
9,
Wiarton,
Out.
writes:
"My
stomach
troubled
me
and
I
had
frequent
headaches.
I
felt
tired
all
the
time
and
could
hardly
do
my
work.
I
was
in
this
condition
for
a
year.
Then
I
was
told
about
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
pills,
took
several
boxes
of
them
and
they
did
me
a
wonderful
lot
of
good."
Rid
the
poisons
from
the
system
by
using
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Ltver
Pills
and
you
conquer
these
discomforts.
Digestive
troubles
disappear
when
these
vital
,
organs
are
aroused
to
action.
Head
aches
and
biliousness
are
overcome,
You
feel
well
and
happy.
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
Limited,
t,
Canada
CIGARETTES
rill
the
native's
soul
with
hope
and
aspirntion.
11
would
leave
.be
road
open
before
him.
Xo
doubt
some
people
will
say
lo
me,
"Yes,
hut
the
Color
liar
Hill
is
part
of
lhe
Prime
Minister's
general
scheme
of
native
policy.
It
ia
part
of
the
policy
of
differential
treatment
viz.,
working
lowarda
the
development
of
native
life
in
native
re
serves,
in
the
country
and
the
securing
of
the
fullest
industrial
opportunity
for
Europeans."
Well,
I
think
we
must
do
our
best
lo
believe
thai,
and
I
intend
to
do
so.
Hut
the
Color
liar
Hill
is
a
wi-elclied
preliminary
lb
lhe
rest
of
the
policy.
II
is
no
belter
than
passing
a
harrow
over
a
cricket
pitch
before
lhe
match
is
begun.
JUNIOR
STUDENTS
AT
LADIES'
MUSIC
CLUB
Splendid
Program
Was
Given
Yesterday
Afternoon
at
Japanese
Mission
House
Students
of
various
piano
teachers
in
the
cily
participated
ih
a
splendid
program
lhal
took
place
in
lhe
Japanese
Mission
yesterday
afternoon
under
the
auspices
of
Ihe
Ladies
Musi
-Jluh
lo
mark
Junior
.Indents'
Day.
The
evenl
was
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
.
A.
Hryant
and
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin.
The
-program
was
a
follows:
Piano
duel:
"Melody"
(.Hoist),
(Swen
llrady
and
Healrice
Herner.
Piano
duet:
"Flower
Song"
(Lange
,
Nellie
and
Molly
Lawrence.'
l;iano
solo:
'Caprice
in
A
Flat"
Te
lifer
.
Audrey
Parkin.
Piano
soIor"Chopin
Marurka,"
He
en
McCaffery.
Piano
duet:
First
nnd
TJiird
Movements
"Heading
Concerto,
Jimmie
and
Wizner
Hryant.
Piano
solo:
"Pleasures
of
Spring"
(Merkeli,
Maxino
Heil-
hroner.
Piano
solo:
"Wild
Ilider"
Schumann
John
Hushby.
Piano
solo:
"Moon
Dawn'
Fiich
,
Oscar
Fullon.
Piano
duet:
"Chanson
Trisle
Opus
10,
No.
2"
(Tschaikowsky)
,
Olive
Munro
nnd
Elizabeth
Mh-Lco.l.
TEA
ISGiWfOR
LADIES
LEAVING
At
Ihe
conclusion,
of
Ihe
regu
lnr
business
mpeling
of
lhe
Ladles'
Aid
of
lhe'
Hupprl
East
Oymnasium
Church
yesterday
afternoon,
a
lea
was
given
in
honor
oLlwo
of
Ihe'members
who
are
Ipavilip
shortly
on
extended
trips.
Mrs.
A.
Murray
is
leaving
for
her
old
home
in
Scotland
nnd
Mrs.
Malcolm
Lamb
is
going
to
,oa
Aiiigeles.
SARCASTIC.
fiussip
The
'dentist
told
me
I
liad
a
large,
cavity
that
needed
filling.
Ethel-
Did
he
recommend
any
special
course
of
study?
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Sausage,
per
lh.
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Ih
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25c
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Sausage,
per
lb,
.
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25c
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Home-made
Head
Cheese,
per
lb.
.
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.
25c
Deef
Dripping,
per
lb...
10c
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please,
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