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OCTOBER
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675
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tl.
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502
GEORGE
RORIE
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
neceiver.
Liquidator,
Trustee.
Ac.
Phone
387
"New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
I'M.NCE
HUPKRT
i
Like
Cuff
Links
Sometime.,
nil
Ti
errii'-o
in
inaki
a
gentrnl
oppoaranof.
HALL-ILLS
MURDER
CASE
Utli:
IN
lUIIIIMi
kii.i.ivo'
roMi:
m
mm.
next
week
BOMEHVILLE.
MJ..Oct.
28,
.n,i.
...
.
U'
"
I
wanomin
affection
of
an
EpforSpUta
sextona
wife
will
hrln
the
rectors
wealthy
and
aristocratic
i
widow,
and
three
of
her
male
relatives
to
trial
for
murder
In
this
county
seat
on
November
a.
after
four
years
ol
mystery,
apeculatlon
and
Investigation.
!
It
wa
because
of
thla
Infatuation.1
the
atate
will
contend,
that
Mra.
France
Steven
Hall,
Willie
and
Henry
Steven,
her
brother,
and
Henry
Car-pender,
her
coualn.
became
Involved
In
the
slaying
of
the
Rev.
Edward
Whfeler
i
Hall,
rector
of
the
Church
of
Bt.
John
the
EvangelUt.
New
Brunawtck.
and
the
lowly
Mra.
Eleanor
Mills,
who
sang
In
the
church
choir.
All
four
have
been
indicted
for
murder
In
the
flrat
degree
but
Carpender
I
not
to
face
trial
until
the
flrat
triree
have
been
tried
Jointly.
It
waa
on
the
morning
of'
September
'
16.
1022,
that
the
bodies
were
found.)
laid
out
beneath
a'
crabapple
tree
on
tne
Phillip
farm,
Jurt
off
DeRusseys
Lane.
Strewn
about
were
torn
fragment!
of
their
lettera
which
had
been
exrhanged
through
the
medium
of
a
church
hymn
book.
Only
one
bullet
had
been
fired
Into
the
mlnlater'a
head,
but
there
ware
three
wound
In
the
had
of
Mr.
Xf
Ilia
and
In
addition,
ber
throat
bad
been
eut.
But
thla
latter
fact
waa
not
discovered
until
her
body
s
eihumed
twelve
daya
after
ber
death.
A
dual
Inveatlcatlon
tot
under
war.
'one
In
Middlesex
and
the
other
in
Somerset
county.
New
Brunawtck.
tin1
home
pf
the
victim
and
all
of
the
ac-!
cuaed.
aare
Henry
Stevens
la
In
the'
former,
while
the
Phillip
farm
wner
the
bodlea
were
found
1
Just
acroa
the
i
line
In
thin
county
An
arreat
waa
made
on
October
B,
but
the
confession'
on
which
It
waa
baaed
waa
later
admitted
untrue
and
th
accuser
waa
aent
to
'the
reformatory
for
perjury.
Raymond
Schneider,
who
with
Pearl
'
Bahnier
had
found
the
bodlea.
accused
I
his
companion
Clifford
Hayea
of
the
'
'
killings,
aasertinc
that
Hayes
had
ben
.
i
Jeaioua
of
Bchnelder'a
attention
to
th
I
girl,
and
had
killed
li
rector
and
Mrs
Mills
by
mUUke.
Ushed
that
Hayea
It
waa
later
estab-
and
Schneider
had
'
!
(
onitniMii
liif
st
a
i.l
planted
triet
dKUiil
in
sn
Ks.lerty
dlrectlim
!
.
..AMisas
vf
list
llHD
vlrv
MINERAL
ACT
wtrtiricst
or
Improvtmsnts.
Ilrnwnle
Nn.
.
Ln
Mineral
Claim.
raislar
Klstrlrl,
on
th.
Wr;l
Ann
or
Ta-li.n
Aim
about
three
flusrlers
or
a
mile
.ire"
m
rn..n
lh
mwiiih
or
Want;
niver.
l
Twr
MlTK
K
that
I,
Churles
E,
Ollmirt-e,
Ia
.n
MUTi
V
Itllsstin
ilitv
dsvs
rrwn
!!
dale
hercor.
in
i
apply
fo
the
Minlne
neeorder
for
a
fterlirfrale
hi
I
mrovenient.
ror
the
purpose
or
oh-tainint
crnwn
nrsnt
or
the
shove
rlstm.
'"
.".
:.,:.i,.e
;....he
iVen
iven
noilre
that
action.
..n.i
sri-ilnn
85.
niurt
on
rommenred
be.
r?ri
III
!"
c'f'ir","
or
,m'
PVATEU,'ll'l
lt
v
of
Septemlier,
A.n
9'4,
II,
McX
rBASER.
AgenL
,
.
t
ram
uailt
ygwa
Gas-
Gem-
M
Wsx
ft
(""HILLY
Fall
temperatures
are
making
many
throats
sore,
noarse
ana
irritated.
with
the
breath
Into
the
furthest
recesyr
of
the
lungs.
Peps
carry
beslinxind
health
wherever
they
go.
They
put
a
ipeedy
end
to
fliin
anJ
irritatkm
ami
soothe
and
heal
inner
recrt't
which
gargle
and
or-dietary
throat
tih'.-t
never
touch.
Carry
a
few
ttf
tjie-e
silver
jackrted
IVp
tablets
letn
the
pocket.
Take
one
whenever
the
first
sign
of
"
throat
ines
"
appears.
A
Pepsin
the
mouth
every
hour
or
to,
filters
the
air
you
hrrathe
and
protects
against
infection
dangers.
Jit
-
.V
'
.M
tU
ii
im.
4
I..,..
.,,
(V.
C.
Unhmt
Uttttl.
Somerset
and
Middlesex
private
Investigation
at
her
own
ex
Dense.
followed
the
girt
and
her
father
to
the
MeanwhUe.
a
new
witness
had
come
milllp.
farm
on
the
night
of
the
Wl-,
lorwJ
ln
lhe
perKn
c
Mrm.
Ju
ling
and
that
Hayea
was
armed,
(cmon,
,bo
raised
pigs
on
a
small
KNnv
NOTIIINtl
r
IT
i
;Iarm
iut
a
rail
and
a
bait
from
the
From
the
start.
Mrs.
Hall
Insisted
;
crabapple
tree.
8he
had
been
annoyed
I
that
she
knew
nothing
of
her
husband
by
petty
thefta
and
reported
that
while
interest
In
Mr.
Mills
and
that
ahe
did
truing
corn
thieves,
astride
her
mule
;
not
betiete
reports
to
mat
eaect.
A
-Jenny,"
she
came
upon
an
encounter
j
month
alter
Uie
slsytngs.
she
demanded
o
the
PhiUIp
farm,
j
that
the
bungling
cetue
lu
the
Investl-
Molt
would
not
discuss
her
testl-
jgatiena.
and
through
ber
counsel
she
mo,,r
and
she
was
so
harassed
by
un-
I
railed
on
Oovernor
Edwards
to
name
an
official
investigators
that
she
turned
a
iuUUndm
lavestlgstor.
Wilbur
A.
shotgun
on
a
photographer.
Report
i
Mottr
of
East
Orange
waa
named
special
u
that
she
had
recognized
Mr.
'prosecutor,
superseding
the
prosecutor
Hall
and
another
man
and
later
It
waa
d
that
she
saw
a
woman
bbUV
j
WATIR
NOTICC.
,
l
j
beside
the
bodlea.
I
Dlierslon
Ois.
I
When
the
"
grand
Jury
'
convened,
'
Mra.
,
TAkr.
iTH
fc
Hist
KiiOert
eofe
John-
-
'
fin.
shiMe
sttdrews
I
Invent
siuierv.
demanded
that
ahe
be
taken
be-will
aw.tj
rr
a
lleen.
is
iske
sod
use
fore
-that
body
and
questioned.
This
l
(Mis
Mlbio
dy
of
wsler
nut
!
.,,...
-w-
-rr,
k
e.
of
Vhsrf
at
hw
lltl.
alw
j
iuest
wa
not
granted
and
on
Decem-
,
kn
wn
nn
iMinei.
whirh
tkiw
with.
,
ber
13
.the
Jury
waa
dismissed
without
.
snO
ilram
into
Truiil
B
sbonl
',.v,
i-i
....k
k.
-
taking
acUorr.
With
the
of
exception
i.-.
i
.'.,
.).
die
U-s.li
fnn
the
mmiUi-
ii.nirr
Lot
kltsuNi
I.
It.
The'
State
Trooper
Henry
L.
Dlckman.
other
WIH
be
dlVerlel
Trull
the
ulresm
H-aier
.netlfftnr
Wtlgator
gradually
rrmrlmllT
itunrimml
abandoned
thi
the..
i,
ilu
sl.
ui
&110
feet
from
Hi
nult
,
!
and
will
lie
st
for
duiiie.iie
nt
ranoery
,
search,
and
early
In
1923
Mrs.
Hall
i
lZUlJTwp'
bmuX-
"nt
'
April
821
ion
'ihr
rniind
im
lhe
lilh
day
(
Sep
she
announced
that
slie
had
been
at-Ih-miH-r.
lit.
A
n.py
fcr
this
tlee
nd
tempting
to
trace
new
clues.
While
isn
apHieatwi
rurM,n'
""
"
f
,
.
.
.
'ilie
-Wsiei
n'
will
be
filed
in
the
of-
sue
was
abroad,
Dlckman
disappeared
fire
uf
Hie
Wsier
Itenirtler
st
l-rmre
leaving
two
months
salary
behind
him.
imiieri
iiblerilun
to
lhe
spi!tratlin
msv
i
riled
with
lhe
.sid
Water
Iiee.ir.ter
or,
numors
of
new
leads
cropped
out
with
the
omiptwuier
f
Wee
Hlrhis.
from
time
to
time,
but
It
wa
not
unttt
I'srluinenl
Puilillni.
lrlwia.
li.C.
within
thinv
dy
after
tlw
flrt
artarsnre
of
July
17.
,
1928.
that
n.TO
Oovernor
A.
it..,,
Harry
In.
'notier-
In
a
tral
newspaper.
The
;
Moore
revealed
that
he
had
ordered
f'S;pIemrrnVo.rmr,,'',n
u"
Pllre
nd
otT
detectives
MiminT
m:onr,r.
joiiston.
AppjlrsnU
NOTICt
or
INTENTION
TO
AePLY
rO
LEASE
I
In
the
Lam!
Vevurdlnr
Imlrlrl
of
A
till
'tliiiiiit
I(vile
nf
i:lr
liiMMrl.
i
TAKE
.MiTli'K
thai
the
Ehflneer
Oold
Mines.
Ltd..
Im
.
a
rerUleiett
mining
en-I
:mv
utwrinnr
within
the
Pmvlnee
or
llrl-
I
...i.'
i'..iun,iti
,inuniinn
a
niliiiiie
nan-
!,.in.
InMut
t"
spt..
for
a
rirehre
let
Verted
to
reopen
the
case.
Disclosures
alleg
lng
corruption
of
officials
and
the
wholesale
payment
of
huh
money
wen
made
In
an
unsigned
petition
filed
by
Arthur
S.
Rlehl
for
annulment
of
hla
marriage
to
Louise
Oelst,
who
had
been
maid
In
the
Hall
household
at
the
time
of
the
murder,
and
who.
he
aa-
had
given
him
the
Information
I
I
Ii'
'"'"
"
"""-j:
lot
a
ion
whlrh
IM
allentlnn.
vera
lt
ilinru
about
iimiui
tt'v
i
--------
o
rrtm
Tib
Mrs.
Hall
was
roused
from
bed
on
i
mm
a
innn.
mniiairu
hit
niuiin
.
-
j
,
arrested
for
mur
,.r
Wsnn
Itiver.
n
Taku
Ann
or
Tssi.h
jr.
and
locked
up
In
th
Somerset
iskr
tUni-e
in
a
,irtherly
direction
vili
.
.
Jj
.
.
fe
i
iiw-iire
:terly
1
00
reel,
llienr-
J
county
Jail.
Two
day
later
Supreme
s.,uthi
rh
r0
reel
more
r
les
to
hishj
court
Justice
Oummere
r
permitted
her
Ster
liurk,
Ihrnre
Wlerly
100
feet
j
ni"re
or
l"'
llnt
r
nimtnenrenientl
mid
roiiislninr
o.&
sere
more
or
!;...
1
Lorttril
mi
inn
osy
m
vmi,
,
(SlrnKl)
It.
M.'.N.
HIASF.n.
I
h.
:.
i..
a.
Agmt
i
MINERAL
ACT
Csrtlflcat
or
Improvsmsnts.
Wsnn
Frsrlionsl
o.
,
Anyoj
snd
Jo,
ntta
Mineral
Clslm.
tituste
In
the
Atlln
Milling
Hivisiiin
of
the,
csssiar
Dlstriel.
i"iut
one
mile
up
Hresrti
from
the
Iwioth
"rTuf"
.NOTICE
that
The
fTnrlneer
Oold
Mines
Ltd..
Inf..
free
Miners
Certirirste
No
87W.
intend,
sixty
dayi
i
from
the
osie
hereor
,tn
snnly
to
lhe
Mining
Be-Strdor
ror
I
Orllrirale
or
Improvements,
fi'r
the
rrpie
'
ohtalnln
a
Crown
irant
of
lhe
slmve
rlslm.
And
rnrtlier
Uk
notne
that
art
on.
un.
dor
Solium
.
""''I
I"
eoinmenred
before
Issue
ot
surh
Crrtlfualo
or
In.prove.
""'rUttli
this
1st
dsy
or
Sfptcmber.
A.D.
''
H.
McN.
rrtABER.
Agent
ad
in
kills!
H
Vneause.
RtSSD
svrM
I
BB
I
llSiLljj
I
DOTTiatS-istwortir
UTZ.ZiJylM
Fonmnri
Sdantssn
KrJSrfifM
Industrial
RsmskIi
I
BBF
Irwtitu).
Win
rat
k3BBSSP'
m
fiinlMStiisiilsi
U.
f
t
r-T
At
Your
Retailer
reteaae
In
115,000
ball
after
a
bearing
at
which
Francla
I.
Bergen,
prosecutor
of
Someraet
county,
declined
to
reveal
the
nature
of
hla
evidence.
On
the
tame
day
Bute
Senator
Alexander
Blmpmn,
of
liudaou
county,
a
fiery
criminal
lawyer
of
conalderable
fame,
waa
made
special
prosecutor,
superseding
Bergen.
Alt'tEXTED
IV
HTOK.M
The
next
arrests
came
In
Auguat
12,
.utile
a
terrifying
electrical
storm
wt
at
It
height:
Willie
Stevena,
eccentrle
brother
of
the
widow
and
Carpender,
Iter
cousin,
and
a
member
of
the
New
I'ork
Stock
Exchange,
were
charg
ed
with
the
murders
at
that
time.
A
hearing
Into
the
nature
of
the
charges
against
the
men
waa
ordered
'before
the
County
Judge
Frank
L.
Cleary.
At
this
hearing.
Mrs.
Gibson
pointed
out
Stevena
and
Carpender
as'
two
persona
ahe
had
aeen
on
the
scene
of
the
murders,
adding
the
name
of
Mrt..
I
tall
as
the
third.
I
Judge
Cleary
denied
ball.
Justice
A
chill
Hives
the
oneiiine
to
i0."""""
."
"
e?tCTUla
ftn.
,p-
..."
-
-
"
iniinunn
rm
on
ratnair
m
mm
rr
men
n
onn
re
wm
.
bronchitis,
and
to
the
danger
(plication
behalf
of
the
and
!
ferred
counsel
to
Supreme
Court
Jus-
wm
uui3
m
iiiaiiy
uuiu
i
telto
Chrle
W.
respiratory
aixrases.
isomenet
county,
Parker,
who
alts
In
The
latter
also
den-
netiijiciceM
and
sett
rrtnedyisln
led
them
ball.
he
real
breatbe-ahle
Fep
tablets
J
on
the
Hfteenth
of
September,
when
whtcn.
atthrvdtitolvonthetnncrue.
.
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that
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pits
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pfeparauona
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naa
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oeen
.
compeitea
At
.
tot
iber
grand
Jury,
the
April
Jury
waa
sud
denly
recalled.
It
Indicted
not
only
thr
I
three
accused,
but
aao
Henry
Stevena,
jef
Ivallette,
another
brother
of
Ua
ilUtt'a.
The
prosecutor
later
made
It
known
that
a
witness
had
placed
him
on
the
scene
of
the
murder
with
the
I
others.
I
Two
days
later
the
four
were
ar-j
ralgned
before
.
Justice
Parker
and
pleaded
not
guilty.
The
ball
of
Mrs.
j
Hall
was
increased
to
140.000,
and
th
I
three
men
were
returned
to
Jail.
!
Simpson
then
moved,
and
lost,
an
application
for
a
trial
Jury
from
a
county
other
than
Somerset,
i
Denying
the
application,
two
of
three
'
8upreme
Court
Judges
ruled
that
allegations
of
hostility
to
the
reopened
In-.
vestlgatlona
had
not
been
proved.
J
During
all
thla
Ume
Simpson's
in-
'
vestlgatora,
under
direction
of
Inspec-i
tor
Underwood,
questioned
person
after
j
person,
wringing
admissions
from
some
;who
had
been
allent
for
four
yean.
!
Among
these
witnesses
were
Ralph
V.
countle.
'
U-
Oorsllne,
vestryman
and
choir
alnger
Shortly
thereafter
announcement
wa!"'
the
Church
of
St:
John
The
Evan-
made
that
Mrs.
Hall
had
undertaken
a
grUst.
and
MUs
Catherine
Bastall.
member
of
the
choir.
After
21
hours
quizzing,
they
admitted
they
were
ln
DeRussey's
lace
snd
heard
shots
aru
groans.
ST.tlt
WITNESS
Dlckman
was
found
serving
a
term
as
s
deserter
ln
a
military
prison
near
San
Francisco.
He
was
brought
East.
and
according
to'
Simpson,
"bettuneyth
State's
most
Important
witness
when
he
signed
a
statement
alleging
that
he
had
been
bribed
to
leave
the
atate.
On
October
3.
the
prosecution
announced
that
tt
had
practically
com
pleted
Its
case
and
would
devote
Its
attention
to
Investigation
of
alleged
attempts
to
bribe"
state
witnesses.
In
fluence
their
testimony,
and
obstruct
Justice.
Felix
Di
Martini,
of
New
York,
chief
of
Mra.
Hall'
detectives
four
years
ago,
who
had
'refused
to
come
to
New
Jersey
for
questioning,
wa
arrested
as
an
accessory
after
the
fact
and
released
pending
extradition
proceedings.
u.s.
Action
WASHINGTON
UNCERTAIN
AMI
IIOl'SE
DC,
Oct.
l
i
33
Close
-
and
doubtful
Is
the
verdict
of
most
competent,:
judges;
here,
to
date
concerning
the
campslgn
now
ou
for
thi
worth
ln
New
York,
Butler
ln
Massachusetts,
Weller
In
Maryland,
Ernst
In
Kentucky,
Willi
In
Ohio,
Williams
In
Missouri,
Harreld
in
Oklahoma,
Oddie
ln
Nevada,
Cameron
ln
Arizona
and
poodlng
In
Idaho.
The
Republican
nominee,
Stelwer,
In
Oregon,
also
faces
trouble.
It
Is
not
Inconceivable
the
Republicans
will,
lose
nine
of
these
can
dldatcs
but
wbit
Is
more
Uktly
to
ii"ll,BBllBBl1
!
I
I
!$?
B.C.
B.C.
The
Well-Managed
Home
THE
manager
of
a
household
is
the
purchas-ing
agent
for
a
large
proportion
of
the
fam-
ily
needs.
In
order
to
do
a
good
job
he
must
know
what,
when
and
where
to
buy.
She
must
study
goods
and
the
concerns
which
make,
goods
and
have
them
to
sell.
She
must
put
her
home
on
a
business
basis
and
run
it
on
business
principles
in
order
to
make
the
most
of
the.
family
income.
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
purchrsing.
And
the
right
way
to
get
the
great-
est
amount
of
necessary
information
is
to
read
the
advertisements.
Advertisements
tell
you
what
is
mw
and
good
in
merchandise.
They
reveal
improvements
and
inventions
to
mafe
your
home
life
easier,
more
comfortable
and
more
convenient.
They
give
you
information
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
usejul
and
interesting.
Every
manager
of
a
household
every
mem-'
ber
o
the
household
who
shares
the
responsibility
for
the
family's
Welfare
should
make
a
habit
oj
reading
the
ads.
Market
Prices
LAKH
r.tiHS
Boneless
salt
cod
bricks,
lb.
..
Read
the
advertisements
in
order
to
buy
wisely
happen
la
they
they
will
lose
sis
or
seven
of
them.
This
would
leave
the
,
Brookfleld,
Senate
closely
divided
among
the
old
parties,
with
the
Insurgent
Republicans
holding
the
balance
of
yower.
Pure-
control
bf.
the
Senate
and
House
which
Compound,
will
end
with
the'
elections'
early
In
November.
Doth
Republlcana
and
Democrats
are
claiming
victory
ln
advance
but
the
fact
la
the
outcome
is
highly
uncertain.
On
the
face
of
things,
the
Republicans
stand
a
better
ahow
to
retain
control
of
the
House
than
of
the
Sen
ate.
Their
chances
to
keep
the
Houss
seem
to
be
rather
more
than
even.
As
to
the
Senate,
the
tight
thus
stands
j
about
50-S0.
'
Senator
Borah
of
Idaho,
chairman
of
the
foreign
Relations
Committee,
and
a
keen
politician,
lust
back
from
the
west,
says
the
Republicans
have
a
hard
fight
to
keep
control
of
the
Senate
but
he
thinks
they
will
be
able
to
keep
that
control.
He
bases
thts
view
largely
on
what
he
knows
of
the
election
prospects
ln
the
far
west.
The
Democrats
In
order
to
gain
the
Senate
will
have
to
make
a
net
fain
ot
nine
senatorshlps.
-
This
will
not
be
easy
to
do.
The
Republicans
will
undergo
some
lossi-s.
That
Is
conceded.
But
a
net
loss
of
nine
scats
would
be
a
heavy
blow
and
a
democratic
triumph
ot
unusual
proportions.
Impartial
political
observers
find
difficulty
In
figur
ing
Just
where
the
Democrats
will
'get
the
net
gain
of
nine.
I
The
Republican
senators
who
r
having
the
hardest
fights
are
Wads-
STILL
nr.vr.KV.
,
Host
When
will
you
dine
with
us
I
airmlnt
-
...
I
Quest
(atlll
hungry)
Now,
If
you
IUITH
KF.ri
HLir.W
AMI
DEMOCRAT
!
like.
Humorist.
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lb
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spring,
lb.
...
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white
spring
Smoked
kippers,
lb.
......
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salmon,
lb
Smoked
black
cod,
lb
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.
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lb
Salt
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lb
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60c
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70c
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lb
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whole,
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lb
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lb
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2nd
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rraser
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45c
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Ontario
solids
30c
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lb
35c
Kraft
."
45c
Norwegian
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;
65c
Napoleon
Llmberger
70c
Roquefort
75c
Swifts'
Buttercup,
lb.
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Oorgonzola,
lb
75c
McLaren's
Cream,
Jars
....
45c
and
85c
Gruyere
,
COc
Golden
Leaf,
lb
45c
veget.ahi.es
New
beet,
bunch
Sc
Beets,
6
lbs
23c
100
lbs.
$2.75
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bunch
6c
B.C.
Carrots,
lb
3c
100
lbs.
(125
Rutebagas,
8
lbs
;
25c
100
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bunch
Sc
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10
lbs
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100
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12
O0
Fancy
B.C.
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per
lb
10c
Tomatoes,
per
basket
40c
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bunch
10c
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2
lb
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each
10c
and
15c
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)..
Sc
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a
bunches
15c
Cauliflower,
B.C.,
head
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Corn
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cob.
dozen
40c
Green
onions,
dozen
25c
Terrace
cabbage,
lb.
,
6c
B.C.
head
lettuce
10c
Garlic,
Imported,
per
lb
40c
B.C.
Cooking
onions,
lbs.
Rhubarb,
outdoor,
3
lbs.
.
.
Wax
and
green
beans,
3
lbs.
Vegetable
marrow,
lb.
Celery,
2
bunches
Hubbard
squash,
lb
Citron,
lb.
.
.
Pumpkin,
lb.
Bweet
Potatoes,
3
lbs.
F-CS
plant.
3
lbs
Pickling
cucumbers,
lb.
Pickling
onions,
3
lbs
I'Kl'IT
Orangea.
Valenclaa.
dozen
.
Lemons,
SunkUt,
doz.
....
California
grape
fruit,
2
for
Bananas,
a
lbs.
for
,
Candled
honey
Extracted
honey,
lb.
.
Apples.
Mcintosh
Rsds
35c
SSc
SSc
60
SSc
7c
.
7c
,
7o
SSc
35c
ISo
350
.
35o
to
7o
23c
and
SSc
........
SSc
35c
35o
.
.
25c
and
SSc
..........
13.33
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HVE
Apples,
Wealthiest
12.85
2
Apples.
Oravenstelns.
12.50
Cookltng
apples
el
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each
ISo
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case
,
II.
45
Italian'
prunes,
crate
..............
SSc
Cocoanuta.
each.
20c
and
25c
Honey
Dew
melons,
each
t...
......
45c
Casaba
melons,
lb
.
.
.
.
10c
Pears,
Bartlett,
case
13.35
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Dates,
bulk,
8
lbs.
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Dromedary
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bulk,
lb
20c
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package,
lb.
25c
Cluster
raisins,
lb.
35c
Lemon
and
orange
peel
...........
30c
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peel
Sou
Black
cooking
tigs
20c
and
25c
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llga.
lb.
U
..;....,
15c
Table
figs.
lb
'
25c
Currants
3349
Prunes
'.
I5c-35c
Apples
SSc
Peaches,
peeled
..................
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Apricots,
lb.
40c
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Almonds,
shelled
Valenclaa
.......
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filberts
SSc
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broken
shelled
60c
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halves
63c
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J5c
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20c
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walnuts
35c
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4So
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1
mixed
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per
100
17,10
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100
16.60
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.....
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10's
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4t's
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FEED
100
lb.
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..
Middlings
Barley
.I.......,,..,....,...,,.,,
Poultry
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Special
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Oyster
shell
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food
$3.10
$2.60
$3.00
$3.10
$3.60
$3.33
$3.00
$3.40
$2.50
$3.60
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i.
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...
........
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