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AGE
SIX
Save
time
Money
LAUNDRY
washing
cleans
clothes
without
the
wear
they
get
when
they
are
washed
at
home.
Your
clothes
are
not
rubbed
in
our
laundry
...
This
means
we
can
save
you
both
time
and
money.
Phone
8.
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
best
Canadian
Launc
iry
and
Dry
Cleaners
l'hone
8
RELIEVE
HEADACHES?
Certainly!
A
question
we
frequently
hear
is:
"What
caa
you
do
for
my
headache?"
The
answer
is:
"Wo
can
relieve
it
in
almost
every
case
and
most
times
very
quickly."
How
quickly
depends
upon
how
serious
is
the
condition
which
causes
the
headache.
For
the
fact
is
that
a
headache
cannot
exist
by
itself.
It
is
a
symptom
of
a
deeper
trouble
and
its
cause
must
be
removed
before
you
are
safe
from
a
recurrence.
That
cause'
may
be
from
the
eyes,
liver,
kidneys-
stomach
or
intestines.
Wherever
it
be,
it
is
in
itself
an
effect
of
imperfect
nerve
transmission
due
to
spinal
pressure
on
nerves.
It
is
the
work
of
the
Chiropractor
to
locate
and
remove
such
pressure.
Those
who
have
taken
his
adjustments
will
tell
you
that
he
does
this
very
successfully,
l'hone
Green
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Exchange
Block
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to
5.:i0
p.m.
Evenings
from
V
to
8
Lady
Attendant
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1,00
Cash
price
tickets.
Mcltride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
lhh
St.
Telephone
657.
L
H
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
l
MASONIC
BALL
LAST
EVENING
Annual
Function
by
Tsimpsean
and
Tyee
Lodges
Proved
Suc
cessful
Affair
The
annual
ball
last
night
of
Tsinui-
fceabr'nnd
Tyee
Lodges
A.P.
&
AJil.
was
III
highly
.successful
and
enjoyable
event
which
wu
attended
by
a
crowd
of
mem
bers
of
the
craft
aid
their
lady
frlendj
which
exceeded
two
hundred.
The
event
took
place
In
Moose
Hall
and
was
in
progress
from
9
p.m.
to
2.80,
those
present
being
even
then
loath
to
leave.
The
music
by
Alf.
Small
and
bis
orchestra
was
of
a
high
standard
which
contributed
In
no
small
degree
to
the
general
pleasure
of
the
event.
O.
A.
Woodland
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies
In
an
efficient
and
papular
manner,
while
Ernest
Unwln
and
II.
W.
Birch
presided
at
the
door.
The
spacious
hall
was
decorated
tastefully
and
appropriately
with
Masonic
colors
and
emblems
and
presented
a
very
effective
appearance,
which
went
to
enhance
the
many
beautiful
gowns
which
were
w,u
by
the
rid
lea.
Several
novelty
stunts
did
much
to
NOTICE.
Re
-Certificate
of
Title
No.
3094
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to
Lots
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nineteen
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of
Title
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(18).
Block
twenty-six
(20).
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is
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of
Title
No.
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of
Title
No.
2447
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no
and
forty-five
(43),
Block
twenty-seven
(37).
Section
eight
(8),
City
of
Prtace
Rupert,
Map
933.
Certificates
of
Title
Issued
in
the
name
of
Ira
K
Kf.hnn
Ham
hMn
rtLrf
In
t.l.
offlje,
notice
is
hereby
given
that
I
snail,
at
me
expiration
or
one
month
ri.-m
th.
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Ik.
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-
w
win,
)UIM1V.,IUII
hereof,
issue
a
provisional
Certificate
of
Title
In
lieu
of
each
of
the
said
lost
Certificates,
unlewi
in
he
meantime
valid
objection
as
to
any
be
made
to
me
in
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office.
Tr'nce
IlU:ert.
B.C..
thU
3rd
Januray.
1928.
H
I
Ma?LEOD.
"3
Registrar
of
Titles.
Fancy
Grocery
SPECIALS
French
Mushrooms,
choice
firsts,
per
tin
nor
French
Mushrooms,
dry,
per
lb.
$2.00
Pate
de
Fole
Gras,
extra
quality,
2'4
oi.
tin
:
75?
Genuine
Russian
Caviar,
2
oz.
tin
,
75?
French
Anchovies
in
olive
oil
3
rings,
per
glass
(10?
4
rings,
per
glass
SOr
5
rings,
per
glass
$1.00
Spanish
Anchovies,
in
salt,
per
tin
50?
C.
&
B.
Anchovy
Sauce,
bottle
GO?
C.
&
D.
Pickled
Walnuts,
jar
."00
Indian
Chutney,
jar
05?
Ripe
Olives,
9
oz.
tin
.
.
:J5?
Ripe
Olives,
gal.
tin,
medium
$1.15
Ripe
Olives,
gal.
tin,
large
$1.75
Greek
Illack
Olives,
large,
lb.
:15?
Jeffresa
Olive
Butter,
:
oz.
jar
25?
MacLaren's
Queen
Olives,
17
oz.
jar
5?
MacLaren's
Stuffed
Olives,
71
oz.
jar
75?
Italian
Tomato
Paste,
15
oz.
can
25?
Sweet
Pimentos,
7
oz.
tin
.
.
25?
iweet
Pimentos.
5
oz.
iar
.
.
"."
Curtlsola,
4
oz.
jar
7.-,
A
splendid
appetiser
Sea
Garden
Preserves,
1G
oz.
jar
50?
Your
choice
of
Raspberry,
Blackberry,
Currant
Loganberry.
Apricot,
Ring
Cherry,
Pineapple
and
Spiced
Figs.
C.
&
B.
Potted
Meats,
per
jar
25?
In
Glass
Assortment
of
Ham.
Ham
and
Chicken.
Tonirue.
Tnnirm.
and
Chicken.
Chirk-on
Hum
unA
Ilongue.
Anchovy,
Shrimp.
Lob
ster,
luntey-
Turkey
and
Ham
Turkey
and
Tongue.
SAUSAGE
SPECIALS
Genoa
Salami
7,'c
Milano
Salami
701
Capicolli,
hot
05?
Essex
Cervelat
Special
Ruthenian
Sausage
U5?
Liver
Sausage
j0?
Premium
Bologna
;0?
Goteborg
Sausage
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Alberta
Market
P.
G
AMU
LA,
Proprietor
I
iflh
Street.
phone
20H
enliven
the
proscedlngs.
One
of
th&e
stunts
included
the
calling
to
one
end
of
the
hall
of
all
the
past
masters
pre
sent,
where
a
humorous
speech
was
made
by
E.
A.
Mann
who
Invested
them
with
the
badges:
"I
am
a
waiter."
Other
stunts
Included,
a
balloon
face
between
teams
from
the
two
lodges
as
well
as
a
singing
contest
and
there
was
also
a
two-step
race
In
which
evveral
members
of
the
older
time
dancing
school
limbered
themselves
tip
in
a
surprising
manner.
Refreshments
were
served
at.
midnight
In
the
balcony
where
the
tables
were
effectively
decorated.
The
catering
was
In
charge
of
Mrs.
Oa
trail,
and
Mm.
Lawrence.
The
nunch
bowl,
whieh
wu
presided
over
by
Or.
L.
W.
Kergln,
proved
popular
during
the
evening.
Energetic-
committees
representing
both
lodges
were
responsible
for
the
general
success
of
the
function.
WALTZ
GOING
BACK
TO
PAYOR
(Victoria
Colonist)
The
waltz
Is
no
new
favorite
of
the
ballroom;
It
has
held
Its
own
against
all
comers
for
Just
a
century
and
the
swing
and
rhythm
remain
unaltered
basically,
although
the
waltz
today
has
-hanged
lo
detail
from
the
waltz
which
the
grandmothers
of
the
present
generation
enjoyed.
The
ability
to
waits
well
was
the
criterion
whereby
dancers
were
judged
In
1838.
just
as
it
Is
the
real
test
of
dancing
today.
The
modern
form
of
the
waits,
which
Is
danced
with
the
ball
of
the
foot
al
ways
on
the
flcor
and
the
muscles
of
the
leg.
consequently,
always
supple
and
easy.
Is
so
delightful
that
It
la
hard
to
Imagine
In
what
way
It
can
be
Improved.
It
la
much
more
agreeable
than
the
old
style,
when
all
the
steps,
were
done
on
the
toes,
and
skill
was
Judged,
not
by
deportment
and
gracefulness,
as
today,
but
by
the
ability
to
keep
the
heels
from
the
floor.
Competition
dancers
of
those
days
bad
half
an
egg
shell
affixed
to
the
heel
of
each
shoe
so
that
they
never
relaxed
heir
leg
muscles
for
fear
of
crushing
the
fragile
shell.
To
reverse
was
considered
to
be
"bad
form;"
it
was
not
done
by
those
who
wished
to
be
considered,
good
dancers.
The
perfect
waltz
if
the
old
(rays
was
danced
with
endless
rotation
throughout
the
Item,
and
the
pleasant,
progressive
steps
of
today
were
unknown.
ItllVTlIM
ItK.MAINS
Br
neat
b
It
all,
the
waits
rhythm
remains,
and
the
fundamental
steps
the
right
cr
natural
turn,
or
the
left
or
reverse
turn
are
the
steps
of
the
waits
yesterday,
but
toned
down
to
the
prin
ciple
of
all
dancing
today:
the
ball
of
jthe
(out
on
the
floor,
and
the
body
relaxed
ard
supple.
There
are
a
num-
ber
of
pleasing
variations
In
the
waits
j
this
year,
and
those
enthusiastic
for
'
the
dance
have
taken
occasion
to
pick
I
the
new
steps
which
are
bssed
on
the
Heinz
Catsup
More
GROCERIES
AT
REDUCED
PRICES
EXTRA
SPECIAL
-
TWO
DAYS
ONLY
Swift's
Premium
Lean
Hack
Bacon
In
the
piece,
per
lb
12
Vs?
B.C.
Fresh
Pullctt
Eggs
..3
dozen
lots
for
81.25
Tea
We
now
have
our
Fuller'
Ten
at
the
highest
possible
standard.
None
better
in
the
store.
Will
compare
with
any
$1.26
or
$1.50
tea
and
we
are
selling
it
for
per
lb
l0t
A
discount
of
10c
per
lb.
if
included
with
any
of
the
following
specials:
Tomatoes
26
cases
large
tins,
while
they
last.
6
tins
for
1)5?
Corn
Flaket-
Quaker
or
Western,
6
packages
for
55?
(Junker
China
Oats
Regular
45c.
On
sale,
3
for
25?
See
Our
Window
Circle
(S)
Picnic
Hams
$1.25
I-cmons,
California
Sunkist
Per
dozen
15?
1
doz.
Lemons
and
2
dozen
Oranges
for
$1.00
Butter
in
Bulk
a
lb.
Fresh
Creamery
for
$1.25
Coffee
Our
Fresh
Ground
Coffee
Is
be
coming
more
popular.
Wp
are
now
selling
500
lb.
per
month.
On
sale
this
Week,
3
lb.
for
$1.15
:
bottles
for
1)5?
With
each
pound
of
Fuller's
Tea
or
Fresh
Ground
Coffee
sold
Ibis
week
at
regular
prices
we
will
sell
5
lb.
of
Granulated
Sugar
for
Per
lb
2H?
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
15
and
571
JHJDAILI
NEWS
Friday,
Fevr;;,
PAST,
West,
North
and
South
in
every
country
of
the
world
you
will
find
connoisseurs
of
good
whisky,
demanding,
'nicfGircr.
To
have
achieved
such-worldwide
fruic,
is
indeed
striking
tribute
to
the
exceptional
quality
of
this
fine
old
whisky.
HIRAM
WALKER
&
SONS
LIMITED
JlfTILLKRY
A
NO
HEAD
OTVKM
:
WAl
KrwVIl
lt
CAM
AO
A
ESTABLISHED
I
S5S
WRITE
TO
OUR
MONTREAL
OFFICE,
SI7
PHILLIPS
SQUARE,
FOR
FRLE
COCKTAIL
BOOKLET
"rcr
Twin
wi
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
nr
by
thj
Government
of
British
Columbin
How
To
Care
For
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
Corner
Fulton
and
Sixth
Ave.
SAVE
TUB
COITERS
Sugar,
Granulated,
10
lb.
.
.
Milk,
any
brand,
per
tin
llf
Tea
Malkin'n
Best,
Blue
Ribbon.
or
Nabob,
lb
70?
Bulk
Tea
Excellent
quality,
per
lb
Coffee
Great
West,
Malkin's
Best.
Nabob,
lb
Coffee
Fresh
Ground,
per
lb.
IDf
Creamery
Butter,
per
lb.
CSf-
IOf
8
lbs.
in
one
block
$1.1!."
Salt
Pork,
per
lb
Bacon,
Swift's
I'remiurh,
back,
special
per
lb
I'-iH?
Picnic
Hamn,
per
ib
tTi;-tS
1?
Ejfjr,
strictly
fresh,
3
dos.
.51.
IS
VEGETABLE
SPECIAL
10
lb.
CarrotM
10
lb.
Turnips
10
Ib.
Potatoes
(Ashcroft)
4
lb.
Onions
HI
lbn.
for
U.lf
Tomatoes,
large
tins?
0
for
.
.
."c
Pineannle.
Slniranora.
7
for
."0
Canned
Fruits,
assorted,
3
far
H!0
Soap,
rels
Naptha,
ler
bar
.
.
Koyal
Crown
Soap,
per
carton
Fieuli
line
Green
VeBetnblw
every
boat
at
attractive
prices
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
IRK,
IDAHO;
IN
1.
Varicose
or
Swollen
Veins
Itult
(iMitljr
Upward
mul
Titward
the
Heart
si
IUmmI
in
Vrlns
Hows
Tlttt
War
If
you
or
any
sslstlrs
or
frtand
is
worried
because
of
varicose
veins,
or
buncbe.
the
best
advloe
that
anyone
In
this
world
can
ftv
you
U
to
ask
your
druggist
for
aa
original
two-oun.
bot
tle
of
llmmfli
KiiH-m'il
oil
(full
"hesitation."
I.e..
two
steps
to
three
beau
of
the
barn4
fna
Dat
a
hesitation.
The
older
waltser
oTtcn
misunderstands
the
presVnt
fcrm.
hlch.
If
badly
danced.
Is
deserving
of
criticism.
while
the
good
4necr
of
the
older
school
must
not
)idge
today's
waltz
by
such
standards.
Well
danced
the
new
waltz
has
aU
the
charm
of
the
older
form,
and
"cld-faahloned
folk"
mlsht
well
give
It
a
trial.
The
skill
they
ac
quired
In
dancing
the
old
style
waltz
will
prove
invaluable
ln
dancing
th?
new
properly.
II.WfK
Of
!M
i;s
It
seems
a
great
pity
that
any
good
dancer
should
forego
the
pleasures
of
the
wonderful
swing.
Ute
soothing
mel
stieuKthi
sud
apply
ulgtit
and
morn
Ins
to
the
swollen,
enlarged
veins.
33gu
you
win
notloe
mat
they
are
growing
smaller
and
Ute
treatment
should
be
sontlnued
until
the
veins
are
of
normal
stae.
80
penetrattisg
and
powerful
is
Enimlil
(ill
that
even
PUes
are
quickly
absorbed.
Any
one
who
la
disappointed
with
IU
use
can
nave
their
money
refunded.
odies
and
the
perfect
tuning
which
are
'as
much
part
and
parcel
of
the
waltc
at
today
as
they
have
been
since
the
.
waits
came
Into
popularity
In
1MB
li,e
:,.,
of
this
dance
of
daneea
Is
a
matter
for
congratulation,
and
tbt
'
Rueim
may
be
haaarded
that
bands
w.
aa
eas
msi
Wtf
will
MUM
VIISM
I
popularity
sver
Increasing.
Indeed,
the
waits
needs
only
the
support
of
the
dane
bands
of
the
country
to
become
as
popular
as
the
Charleston
or
the
fox-trot
at
present
art.
When
these
last-named
dances
have
been
relegated
to
obscurity
the
waits
will
be
found;
'Ike
Tennyson's
brook,
"flowing
011
for
ever."
ENJOYABLE
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
BY
ORANGE
LODGES
A
very
enjoyable
whlat
drive
and
dance,
which
was
well
attended.
-
was
hrld
Jointly
last
night
by
the
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
and
the
Ladles'
Orange
Benevolent
Association.
The
winner
of
a
special
5
prtae
was
B.
T.
Anderson
while
winners
at
whist
were:
Ladles'
first.
Mrs.
Henley:
ladles'
second.
Mrs.
McRobMe;
men's
first,
R.
Vtereck:
men's
second,
L.
It.
Parry.
After
cards
refreshments
were
served
and
dancing
followed,
mnsle
being
by
Dave
EasUnsn
and
his
orchestra.
The
affair
broke
up
about
1
o'clock.
Vie
Houston
wa
master
of
ceremon-ies
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Durran
pieslded
at
the
door.
The
ladles'
committee
consisted
of
Mrs.
B.
V.
Cox
(convener),
Mrs.
R.
T
Anderson.
Mrs.
Meth
Davles
and
Mrs.
H.
Mahaffey.
On
the
men's
oommlttee.
besides
Mr.
Houston,
were
J,
A.
Teug
end
tl.
Mahaffey.
SPECIAL
SALVATION
ARMY
CAMPAIGN
TO
BE
CONDUCTED
HERE
At
a
special
meeting
of
the
Salvation
Army
in
the,
local
citadel
last
evening.
Major
Waller
L
uarruthers,
divisional
commaneVtft
eutllnsd
plans
for
a
aeolal
evanieUo
osmpalgn
which
will
be
beld
thU
moBth
entitled
"The
Orussde."
He
announced
that
Capt.
Yarlett
of
Olen
Vowell
would
reach
the
city
on
February
30
to
conduct
the
campaign
which
will
be
In
progress
for
a
week.
Tonight
Major
and
Mrs.
Carruttoers
will
hold
a
special
meeting
for
the
young
people
of
the
army.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
M4ttttet
KOB
1UENT
Tlirpe
roomed
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1
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Robin.
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49
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nce.
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early,
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DEPARTMENT
Popular
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together
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customers
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lb
Sirloin
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Ib
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lb
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Ib
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lb
IWf
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lb
tISp
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f
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small
key
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lb.
..
15c
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Haddie,
2
lbs.
trf
Acadia
Salt
Cod,
2
Ib.
bricks
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Bacon,
sliced,
Ib.
l--f
B.C.
Fresh
Pullet
Eggs.
8
dozen
.
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8I.I"
Finest
Ontario
Stilton
Cheese,
Ib
I
Or
Ayrshire
Roll
Bacon,
machine
sliced'
Ib
:ir,v
Cooked
Ham,
lb
(lOf
Cold
Roast
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Ib.
.
.
I."c
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sliced,
Ib
JlOf
McLaren's
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per
jar
15?
King
Oscar
Cardines,
tin
Lic
Delicatessen
Canned
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.Meat
Balls
and
Gravy,
tin
!W
Quick
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tin
U."?
Australian
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tin
Australian
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Betf,
tin
'Xit
Aylmer
Boneless
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tin
."0f
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tin
lot1
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FRUITS
&
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Oranges,
3
doz.
for
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.
$1.00
Ripe
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2
lbs.
.
.
itof
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3
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Wlnenapa,
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Newton
and
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at
lowest
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Comb
Honey
per
section
'M(
Fresh
Tomatoes,
Ib.
..
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Head
Lettuce
..
10?
&
15?
Fresh
Rhubarb,
Ib.
.
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25?
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t!t?
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lb.
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rum,
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