PAGE
SIX
We
Eat
No
Meals;
Ride
No
Cars
,
the
family
washing,
you
are
not
put
to
the
expense
or
bother
of
feeding
us.
We
eat
nothing!
Neither
do
we
ask
you
to
pay
our
carfare.
Instead
we
call
for
and
deliver
your
washing.
We
buy
our
own
soap,
starch
and
bluing.
Heat
our
own
softened
water.
Use
our
own
electricity,
too.
There's
no
"picking-up"
after
us.
We
take
all
the
messy
work'
out
of
your
home,
giving
you
an
extra
day
to
do
the
things
you
like
to
do!
Yet
you'll
find
our
charges
most
reasonable
considerably
less
than
it-would
cost
you
to
do
the
same
work
at
home.
Try
us,
and
see!
The
LAUNDRY
Docs
it
best
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
anc
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
"IT
IS"
What
Is
It?
It
is
the
affix
that
follows
after
a.
name
and
signifies
that
there
is
inflammation
in
the
regiQD
mentioned.
Therefore
we
have
Pharyngitis,
Laryngitis,
Stomatitis,
Neuritis,
and
other
diseases
with
the
same
ending,
including
Appendicitis.
It
is
op
account
of
these
inflamed
areas
in
the
regions
mentioned
that
disease
makes
itself
evident.
When
these
conditions
arise
there
are
grave
dangers
of
complications
which
may
result
in
a
serious
condition
which
will
be
difficult
to
overcome.
The
Chiropractors'
chief
object
is
to
remove
the
cause.
This
he
does
by
allowing
the
correct
amount
of
nerve
impulses
to
supply
the
diseased
organs
affected,
thereby
relieving
the
congestion
caused.
When
this
congestion
is
relieved
the
inflammatory
condition
will
subside
'and
the
organ
concerned
will
return
to
normal,
thus
giving
Relief
to
the
ratient.
W.
C.
Aspinall
CHIROPKACTOK
G
Exchange
Block
(irecn
211
'Bern
ers
arc
now
showing
Billie
Burke
Sport
Dresses
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Dlock
Phone
675
DENTIST
TIMBER
POLICY
Rebuttal
of
Statements
Made
in
Regard
to
Lack
of
Policy
of
His
Department
PLENTY
OF
TIMBER
YET
ppod
Policy
to,
Cut
Present
Stands
as
lljey
are
.
Mature
and
Second
Growth
Follows
VICTORIA,
Feb.
20.
The
forest
wealth
or
BrltUh
Columbia
li
safe
under
the
conservation
policy
of
the
Liberal
government,
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
minis
ter
of
lands,
declared
In
the
Legislature
a
he
supported
an
Investigation
of
the
attre
timber
situation
by
a
house
com
mittee.
After
listening
to
the
minister's
rim
ing
defence
of
his
forest
administration
ana
im
demand
that
the
Conservative
party
come
out
in
the
open
and
'
an
nounce
Its
timber
policy,
the
House
endorsed
a
resolution
referring
timber
questions
to
a
special
committee
for
investigation.
This
motion
was
moved
orlelnallv
bv
Ian
MaeKenzie,
Liberal
of
Vancouver.
hlle
Joshua
Hlnchllffe.
Cont-'vatlve
of
ictorla,
moved
in
amendov.it
that
Mr.
Pattullo
be
required
to
submit
a
written
statement
on
the
timber
situation
to
the
assembly.
By
a
vote
of
tiwenty-
ve
to
twenty
the
House
rejected
the
Hlnchllffe
amendment
and
supported
the
MacKensle
motion.
D.
A.
Stoddart,
Provincial,
and
R.
H.
Neelanda.
Frank
Browne
and
Thomas
Uphill,
Labor,
supported
the
Mackensie
motion
with
the
government.
Major
R.
J.
Burst,
Independent.
P.
p.
Harrison.
Liberal,
srAl
A.
McC.
Creery,
Provincial,
voted
for
the
Hlnchllffe
amendment
with
the
opposi
tion.
In
a
masterly
address
on
forestry
Mr.
Pattullo
sought
to
show
that
the
government
has
forest
problems
weU
In
hand,
and
that
there
Is
no
need
for
public
alarm
over
the
depletion
of
Brit-
urn
Columbia
timber.
IIKMKS
IIKI'I.I:tION
talk
Mr.
PattuUo
denied
at
the
outset
the
itatement
of
C.
8.
Leary.
Liberal
of
Kaslo-Slocan,
that
the
BrltUh
Colum
bia
stand
of
mature
Douglas
fir
would
be
depleted
In
twelve
years.
There
was
enough
mature
fir
in
the
Esquimau
it
Nanaimo
Railway
belt
of
Vancouver
Is
land
alone
to
keep
loggers
busy
for
this
period,
he
said.
"In
addition
we
have
splendid
stands
of
fir
from
ten
to
forty
years
of
age."
ne
said.
'I
would
ask
those
who
are
continu
ally
alarming
the
public,
what
is
their
remedy?
would
they
not
cut
the
timber?
As
a
matter
of
fact,
it
should
be
cut,
or
you
won't
get
a
second
growth.
If
you
want
to
have
forests
near
Vancouver
and
Victoria
you
must
NOTICE.
Re-Certlflcate
of
Title
No.
2094
1
to
Lott
iiij
(ai
sua
six
(oi,
uiock
nineteen
1101
Hnntlnh
At
Re-Certlflcate
of
Title
No
3901
1
to
seventeen
(17)
and
eighteen
(18).
Block
twenty-six
(26).
Section
six
IA
Re-Certlflcate
of
Title
No.
8902
1
to
Lot
hiwkw
(ivj.
uiocjc
ten
(10),
sec-
t.lnn
mmii
1
?
I
Re-Oerttflcate
of
Title
No.
3447
1
to
Lot
fprt.y-fve
4S).
Blrck
twentv-seven
Prince
Rupert,
Msp
933.
Certificates
of
Title
Issued
in
the
name
of
Ira
E.
Mahon.
has
been
filed
In
this
office,
notice
Is
hereby
Riven
that
I
'hall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
u
u
aaie
01
vne
iirsx
puoucailon
hereof,
issue
a
provisional
Certificate
of
;
Title
In
lieu
of
each
of
the
said
lost
'jrmimvra.
unien
in
the
meantime
valid
"b
lection
as
to
sny
be
made
to
me
ill
Willing.
I
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office
I
Prince
Runert.
BC
thin
am
imnr.
'
IA40
P.O.
H
P
Jfn-I.Kin
83
Registrar
of
Titles
Three
::
Big
We
Bargains
Have
Just
Received
rivi
Hundred
Dozen
H.C.
FRESH
FIRSTS
EtiGS
livery
Egg
iruaranteed
We
have
discontinued
handling
the
Pullet
EajKs
for
a
while
and
will
give
you
the
larger
size
at
the
same
price
or
cheaper.
We
have
been
selling
these
for
50c
per
dogen.
The
price
for
thi8
week
:i
dozen
for
$1.2."
CALIFORNIA
PRUNES
GOD
pounds
to
sell,
medium
size,
and
the
very
best
quality.
Per
lb
ioc
Or
23
lb.
in
the
box
for
.SU.tiO
TOMATOES
Pack
in
the
large
tin.
In
for
ur,?
il.C.
'or
.MdVIit'.-,n"
U
fWrP.Wr,,,,..
mm
ry.t.kYPyPUihe
best
service
in
the
city
and
our
prices
are
more
reasonable
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
13
and
571
Every
Woman
Needs
"Fruit-a-tivcs"
the
sure
ho;
tu
icguicu
iicaius
MRS.
A.
PARENT.
Daily
tasks
rob
many
women
of
the
priceless
boon
of
good
health,
because
constipation,
biliousness,
headaches,
Indigestion,
backaches
and
kindred
ailments,
undermine
their
constitutions.
Read
this
sincere
letter:
Driscol
Lake,
Sask.
MI
have
taken
many
kinds
of
mcdidne,
but
none
proved
a
good
as
'Fruit-a-tives'
for
me.
It
fa
tbe
only
medicine
I
take
I
use
it
regularly
and
do
not
feel
right
if
I
do
not"
Mrs.
A.
Parent.
"Fruit-a-tives"
is
universally
successful
because
it
is
a
natural
medicine
made
from
the
intensified
juices
of
fresh
fruits,
combined
with
tonics.
It
will
help
you,
too.
25c
and
50c
at
all
druggists.
Buy
a
box
to-day.
control
cutting
and
shut
down
half
the
mills.
And
then
all
that
wlU
happen
Is
that
logging
will
be
moved
to
more
inaccessible
places.
I
am
In
a
poatton
of
responsibility
and
I
ask
those
who
are
not
and
are
causing
public
alarm
what
they
propose
to
do?
Let
them
say
whether
they
would
atop
this
cutting
or
not!"
Mt'ST
L'O.MPETB
High
-lead
logging,
the
minister
went
m.
was
extremely
'destructive,
but
was
necessary
here,
as
it
was
used
In
the
United
States,
tbe
great
competitor
or
BrltUh
Columbia.
"We
must
keep
the
lumber
industry
going
now
as
well
as
providing
for
tbe
future,"
he
wantMb
"We
know
e-t
the
present
waste;
we
know
how
this
wasted
lumber
could
be
made
into
by-products,
but
our'
problem
Is
that
we
cant
get
markets
for
such
products.
In
tbe
old
world
markets
are
available,
but
tbe
dont
exist
here
at
present."
M
HOPE'S
IJ'KIMKNCE
Mr.
Pattullo
pointed
out
that
the
experience
of
European
countries
with
forestry
could
not
be
used
safely
as
a
guide
In
BrltUh
Columbia,
where
con
ditions
were
utterly
different.
This
province,
he
said,
must
evolve
Its
own
method
by
experlenoe
now
unoer
way
He
reminded
the
Hauae
that
artificial
planting
had
been
largely
abandoned
In
Europe
and
the
best
authorities
now
agreed
that
natural
regeneration
was
tar
better
than
artificial
methods.
Natural
re-growth
was
re-stocklng
the
,
forest
lands
of
British
Columbia,
he
said.
In
s
highly
satlstsctory
way.
In
some
places
re-growth
covered
ss
much
as
80
per
cent
of
logged-off
areas.
This,
with
artificial
assistance
In
some
places,
would
meet
t.ie
iltuatlon
here,
be
asserted.
The
minister
told
the
House
In
detail
of
experiments
conducted
by
the
forestry
service
to
show
how
natural
regeneration
was
going
on.
WEATHER
lilU'OUT.
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
calm;
temperature.
84.
Advertise
in
The
rllv
News
This
Week's
Specials
Swift's
Premium
Bacon,
whole
or
half,
per
lb
It!f
Swift's
Empire
Bacon,
whole
or
hair,
per
lb
:KIf
Picnic
Hams,
Circle
"S,"
per
lb.
r
Premium
Cooked
Ham,
lb.
.
.
50
U.C.
Fresh
Eggs,
Extras,
largest
tizc,
8
dozen
Frascr
Valley
llutter,
in
cartons,
2
lbs
5
CANNED
GOODS
Columbia
Pears-
2Vaa,
2
tins
55
p
Columbia
Peaches,
2's,
2
tins
-15?
Nabob
Apricots,
2's,
2
tins
.
.
55
Nabob
Pineapples,
sliced,
2's,
Pr
tin
i
:t5
Crushed
Pineapples,
2,i!,s,
per
tin
U5
Nabob
Pumpkin,
2,s,
per
tin
15
Nabob
Spinach,
2'Vs,
per
tin
HZ?
Wuaker
Peas,
No.
5,
7
tins
for
$1.00
Nabob
Orange
Marmalade,
4
lb.
tins
,-,5
llfinz
Pork
and
Deans,
small,
9
tins
for
,
$1.00
Medium
size,
7
tins
for
.
.
$1.00
Nabob
Catsup,'
2
bottles
for
15
Welch's
Grape
Juice-
pints,
per
bottle
:t5
Yacht
Club's
French
l&nelMs
Sardines
in
Olive
Oil,
p?f
tin
50
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMl'LA,
Proprietor
Hflh
Street.
phone
208
THE
DAILX
NEWS
Moud.v.
.J.,;
ADDRESS
GIVEN
BY
RABBI
STERN
Prejudice
Against
Jew
Must
go!
Declares
Speaker
at
iviwanis
i
Luncheon
MONTREAL.
Feb.
20
Prejudice
atalnst
the
.Jew
muni
be
disoarcWd
and
'a'
closer
link
of
fellow.hip
bt.,
welded
among1
an
religions
:f
;i
better
understanding
among
the
peoples
of
the
world
Is
to
be
brought
about.
Rabbi
Harry
Stern
of
Emmanu-Bl
TemDle.
Said
in
llMlWuln.
fnUrtU'
nwmhDn
nt
THIRD
CABIN
A
trip
to
Europe
this
summer
Iiy
Cabin
me
Montreal
Klwsnis
Club
at
the
Hill
lie
11
rcvciUIHlll
to
you.
weekly
luncheon
meeting
in
the
Wind-
Wecklv
sailincs
from
IMonlronl
r
Hotel.
miilOiiphw
tul'l
Thank
Ood
todav."
&ald
Rabbi
1a...
n.l
i...
....
ToJ?.rLZ"T
?
Aurunia.Alaunia.Ascanla,
and
AU"
a
'
'
Uvrrpool,
teaunt
dernnan.
It
ha.
been
nr.-
judloe
in
the
past
which
ha.
held
the
?n
!.V,a?8.w
",e.
AtllCIlia,
Jew
aowa
We
every
angle.
We
were
were
persecuted
persecuted
from
from
Lctltiu,
"""
Andania,
huuiiiu,
and
uuu
Antonia.
Aiunnia.
have
also
been
called
"ounil
trip
fares
for
$181.50
up.
the
Christ
killers.
I
w)sh
to
speak
to
ycu
of
my
people
as
the
Christ
be-gettors.
Why
blame
the
Jew
If
Chrlat
i
had
to
die
in
order
to
save
the
world?:
it
was
the
wish
of
God.
If
the
Naa-
arene
forgave
them
liow
much
more
the
ionowers
of
Nantrenr
should
forgive."
Rabbi
8tem
said
that
the
Jewish
side
of
prejudice
trari
Christianity
:
w.
uuuuunro
up
in
inc
quotation:
Labm
and
Third
Out
mrmmmodation
it
of
rvrrfjjutunngty
nion
tianaara
on
oil
aUanvrt.
Styourltxaltltamthipatenlori
m
CANADIAN
CANADIAN
f
!
SHWICC.
and
VHti
Ihr
rut
ilt;
THE
CI
N.lllli
.STEAM
Mill'
CO.,
LIMITrll
Father,
forgive
them
for
they
know
,,s
,u"nI"
trrrt.
M
VAMOUVtlt.
not
what
the
do."
:
-
The
present
psychical
revolution
which
the
world
Is
passing
through
Is
doing
much
toward
welding
all
In
one
common
bond
of
fellowship
snd
ser
vice,
he
said.
War
Is
about
to
be
out
lawed
by
civilisation
through
education
and
through
sentiment
created
bv
sucn
service
organisations
Kiwanls.
A
,DloMe
tlmi(
a
mnt
uuring
the
war
Jew
snd
OenUle
.v.
w
.
..
.
'
united
without
urelud.ee
snd
should
""L
"V
UOV
krr,
on
in
time.-
of
peace
,f
a
better
T
'
ZSZZ.
,."
7
.
-"
given
in
honor
of
Miss
Helen
McRae
accomplished,
he
concluded.
-
..
vhom
mtrrtmma
to
WHEN
YOU
ARE
WRONG
ior
sticaing
to
sne
trutn.
HORNED
OWLS
SOUTH
IN
PLAGUE
NUMBERS
10
lb.
Turnips
10
lb.
Potatoes
(Ashcroft)
4
lb.
Onions
34
lbs.
for
u:j
Tomatoes,
larfce
tips',
0
for
,
.
050
Pineapple,
Singappr.
7,Xor
i)."0
Canned
FruiU,
assorted,
8
for
80
Soap,
Fels
Naptha,
per
bar
.
.
H0
Royal
Crown
Soap,
per
earton
250
Fresh
line
Green
Vjtetnbles
every
Don
t
nt
attractive
prices
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
IN
FRIGIDAIRE
CUP
AND
SAUCER
SHOWER
FOR
BRIDE
ELECT
SATURDAY
tskss
place
tots
week.
During
the
evening
a
book
was
BLAME
THE
REPORTER
ol,her
me
blt'
"""we
I
or
a
favorite
recipe
which
was
after-
(Montreal
star)
wards
read.
This
was
a
mirth
pro-Newspapermen
are
so
tender
of
rising
vor
hopes,
not
wishing
to
nip
them
in
the1
hTe
(uests
were.
Miss
Helen
Mellae.
bud.
that
they
often
make
them
talk
,
RN
Mr
Duncan
McRae,
Mrs,
John
better
English
than
they
wot
and
reu'UcRc-
Mr-
Ales.
MaRse,
Mlas
Oeoral-rttrlbuu
bright
thoughu
to
tnem
which
'
"
Hunter.
R.N..
Mies
Anne
Caateil.
tbe
statesmen
do
not
attempt
to
deny.
'
RJJ
B.
M
assay,
Mrs.
J.
W.
K41-V.
is
only
when
their
speeobes
are
res-
Patrick-
ilm
Mary
McRae.
Miss
lain
dered
verbatim,
with
all
the
warts
on
HcRae
and
Mrs.
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H.
Monro,
their
grsmmar
or
their
ideas,
that
they
yeu
tor
accuracy
and
blame
it
on
the
reporter.
The
public
are
sTowins
tired
of
this
eusineaa
oi
blaming
it,
on
the
reDorter
Market
Prices
0rter
U
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l!1!
current
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a.
folio..:
and
get
them
right.
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craves
no
libel
L.HU
sutu
and
he
waste
to
6eep
hU
Job.
He
pure
2J
cannot
claim
privilege'
of
parliament
fori
aompoiind
aoe
loose
utterance
and
has
all
tbe
more!'
tons
B.C.
Freeh
pullets
...
4
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fresh
firsts
age
B.C.
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extras
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Local
new
laid
See
Smoked
kippers,
lb
lSo
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Mv
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hornet
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that
.fleeted
vicW.
1U
environ,
a
few
year.
u
in
evl.iFm,,w,
hrtl'
-
dence.
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u
reported
by
local
sports-'
.
lh
men.
who
have
offered
a
.null
bounty
I
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for
the
destruction
of
the
birds.
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300
lKmed
owU
have
ten
l"M'
whoU-
,
"f
brought
in
for
the
bounty
since
Icem-
ber.
from
all
points
on
the
Island
be-
j
m,
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W
tween
Rooky
Point
and
Oordon
Head
j0"""
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lb.
Xy,
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owU
sre
destructive
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and
mao,-
umi
60e
hsve
depleted
game
and
eong
bird
broods
i
f000'
w
,
K
in
years
past,
it
Is
anued.
Chinese
!
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buy
the
dead
owls
to
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into
rvw.
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baoon.
to.
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holding
that
specific
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most
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Excellent
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per
lb
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Wet,
Malkin's
Best,
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lb
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per
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ID
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prr
lb.
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a
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in
one
block
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tier
lb
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Swift's
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b
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iier
lb
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strictly
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3
doz.
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lb.
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to
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4o
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leg
ago
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shoulder
loa
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'
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in
bulk
fsc
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soe
Alberta
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Camembert
cheese,
8
os.
pkg
Kraft
Llmberger,
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Ontario
solids
New
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solids
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Napoleon
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30c
403
41c
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70c
75c
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75c
45q
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Swiss
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lb.
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45c
60o
75c
300
White,
per
100
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Yellow,
per
100
4975
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49'.
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1
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bunch
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bead
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per
lb
40c
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per
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bunch
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celery,
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ib
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Turnips,
g
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for
gjc
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par
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doesn
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doaen
..
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and
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imperial
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grapefruit,
each
15c
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3
Ib
'
gac
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honey,
lb
.
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Red
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lb.
,
gge
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bulk.
3
lbs.
for
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per
lb
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a
lbs.
for
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package
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14.00
83
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83M
88M
83.76
.
4,00
83.60
88.75
lmon
and
orange
peel
30c
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peel
50,
Black
cooking
figs,
3
ja,
j,
Vhite
figs,
3
lb
age
Ourrsnts,
3
lbs
30
PP"
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peeled
3gg
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lb
ggc
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boa
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