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Daily
News:
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Tomorrow
the
ratepayers
of
DAILY
EDITION
A
three-fifths
vote
is
required
to
carry.
FINE
CONCERT
IAIIAI
D
UlLilf
Varied
Program
Delighted
Large
.
Audience
Last
Night
in
M6ose
Hall
man
iiiKvfeii
b
tenor
it
iv
..
.
,
oui
v
iinniuy
ni
Re
Main
Trunk
Sewer
wan
due
to
the
ruvinv
in
of
part
of
the
trnni-h.
but
th
inta)
cost
1
Best
tst
Tor
You
THE.DAILY
NEWS
'
Thursday,
May
i9a
of
work
on
this
trench
up
to
the
time
laying
of
P'P
commenced
was
onlr
a
little
over
$3,000.00.
Surely
this
could
not
have
all
been
lost,
and
even
had
this
whole
work
been
destroyed
to
that
time
would
it
excuse
such
an
enormous
over
expenditure.
The
amount
of
money
spent
by
the
encineerine
department
to
.
this
city
will
be
aaUd
to
vote
May
8
of
this
rear
is
$54,183.83.
on
iwo
money
uyiaws,
one
lor
some
of
this
Jias
been
cnark'ea
in
in
n
a
tv
tc
:
:a.
i
i
.
.
'
,
$19,000.00
in
connection
with
the
the
following
manner:
T,
M.v
.am
1
noday,
,uay
u,
itm
main
sewer,
and
one
for
$12,-
Cemetery'-Malntenanc
nee
i
-
-
.
-
-
.-
f-
J
000.00
spent
in
building
the
road
Macadam
Roads
.....
i
from
Ninth
Avenue
to
the
bridge
Tool
and
Equipment
THE
SEWER
BYLAWS
to
connect
up
with
Eleventh
Purchased
THp
mflwir
nnintii
mrf
nit-nrr!tlir
ttmti'if
the
rate-
Aenu-
You
will
not
be
voting
Tools
and
Equipment
rit
1
i--------i
.
"t
tti
?
.
tnia
money
for
the
council
to
Bxpence
ae
payers
ian
10
pass
me
money
uyiaw
on
chi
uvci-ca-
nnd,
becauoe
the
money
has
Maintenance
'
nf
$
914.82
Side-
penulture
tomorrow,
next
years
COUllCll
Will
have
to
pay
already
beeen
spent
from
general
walks
,..
the
whole
sum
of
$19,000
out
of
the
1930
budget,
which
account,
but
"imply
furnishing
$u"ft-"'.St
.
the
council
wrth
order
which
McBriile
ixtenaon
i
an
M
j.
i
:
will
mean
a
very
material
increase
in
the
tax
rate
or
a
they
an
0Mh
mt
the
and
muile
c.mOing
SeriOUS
curtailment
Of
the
U8Ual
Work
and
services
OI
the
reimburse
the
treasury.
When
Main
Sewer
No.
1
.
.
.
2204.21
"100G.25
J940.13
3U7.72
1495.54
CS74.88
1641.79
2930G.94
year.
By
approving
the
money
bylaw,
the
sum
WOUld
be
the
city
engineer
was
asked
to
Is
comment
neeoAmry
on
the
f'KUr
on
thU
Mwer-
ta
turned
,bTe
1?
ask.
how
spieaa
snrpfld
ovpr
over
a
i
period
nprind
nf
or
twpntv
twenty
years,
vears
,wmui
which
would
:NU"m
be
u.e
mQr?
?
in
an
estimate
of
$35,000.00.
This
and
when
since
the
first
of
Jan-much
the
easier
way
of
financing
It.
The
work
has
al-
money
was
spent,
and
he
was
uary
was
over
$900.00
spent
in
ready
been
carried
OUt
SO
must
be
paid
for.
allowed
to
overdraw
from
gener-
Cemeterar
raaintenaoo,
more
than
Hfa
Worship
accounts
for
the
over-expenditure
with
JSUt
id
the
explanation
that
the
council
decided
upon
a
more
ex-
Thig
monev
wag
alao
apent
and
equipment,
maintenance
of
side-pensive
sewer
pipe
than
was
at
first
planned
and
also
the
sewer
is
not
completed
yet.
W1M
amounting
to
more
than
that
some
of
the
work
was
carried
out
as
a
relief
measure
how
much
it
win
cost,
no-
'3n8--
mre
than
$0000.00
on
.
.
,
body
to
know.
He
certain
McBrtd
.Street
extension?
If
any
seems
v
j
mU
nr
,.ti.
ua
and
thus
cost
The
matter
of
relief
work
be
more.
may
made
a
when
ne
one
te
in
doubt
Ko
and
ee
the
quite
laudable.
As
for
changing
the
specifications,
last
could
not
come
within
60
per
amount
f
work
done
for
thia
year's
council
may
have
invited
trouble
by
so
doing.
It
cent
of
the
cost,
and
it
is
high
mny.
on
-iicBride
extension,
would
seem
hardly
good
business
however,
for
the
rate-
w
tepayet
""Til
prudhomme
payers
to
turn
down
this
money
bylaw
for
spite,
because
money
it
be
they
themselves
and
not
the
Council
that
will
80
far
as
Eleventh
Avenue
is
TRUNK
sewer
bylaw
suffer
particularly
if
there
is
an
increased
mill
rate
next
ce$d
idta
5ditor
year.
Ihape
for
the
handful
of
people
Jn?,e"!eml
V
mv
,e"p1.0'
As
for
the
McBnde
Street
pavement
and
Eighth
who
are
residing
over
there.
fne
twenty-riinth
1
inst..
puDIiihed
Avenue
water
main
bylaws,
bot
would
.
provide
much
tta
expend
of
Jft
Jp3J&t
needed
services
and
will,
therefore,
commend
themselves
the
dtj"
go
hard
JJ
stated
therein
as
to
what
would
to
many
of
those
qualified
to
VOte.
Eleventh
Avenue
could
have
been
J
thf
fl"1"111
re;u,t
W
the
by-
There
is,
no
doubt,
a
considerable
amount
of
opposition
dosed
from
beyond
Jim
Lee's
SnJZwieSlJt
to
the
bylaws.
Those
who
favor
them
should
not
allow
SJtrrt
MeBride
street
are
defeated.
It
the
measures
to
be
turned
down
through
their
apathy,
soul,
and
this
end
of
the
avenue
Wil1
simy
"?ean
that
the
rate-
put
in
shape
so
that
residents
'7"
"u'
,l"
ine,r
there
could
carry
on.
allowing
S?!f!0B.Lthe
co.8t
Vhftn
th,ey,paJ
joy
ohr
rider,
rn.it.
to
Piv
travel
bv
some
k
lr
of
Lv.
having
the
Jk"
amounts
,Mtea1
spread
Stoker
P.
O.
Hall
and
Able
Sea-
carriwl
on
in
aWetne
?
rm
ten'v
yn
and
man
Payne's
vaudeville
patter
was
delightful
and
Leading
Sea
nrVT
nniirkrv
HHntT
man
Edwards.
In
female
Imper
in
i
mi
ii
i
iui
u
ii
manner
for
over
a
year
now.
and
i3rJ?Bpiw
n
v.
if
allowed
to
continue
the,-
will
J."
1
S
r"dho.mm
'
L-L-h-the
-.
fiin-4
fcrf3as
?
mayor
and
council
do
not
put
u"",Mi::r.n
'.
One
of
his
number
was
the
Z
to
h
r,ZvZ
bh
vote
"tlthese
bylaws
as
a
Popular
fonder
How
I
Look
,
Jj.
$
TiSSSl
Sd
'
bSS
tt
."ST'
1
Able
JS,-?tL
Seaman
Ridgewell's
tenor
lo-
to
understand.
How-
SLi
?
A".
aTfftJ!!!
solos.
noios.
"My
my
uvpe-
Gypes-
wtay
Udy"
and
anu
"Six
oix
rn
jjiy
V.,
hv
.-j
nri
.
"
th
u""
Jt
jV..
.,j
'
J
Et
the
eounell
meeting,
meeung.
is
is
true.
xrue.
Little
Chicks"
werein
line
with
J
VbVt
a"hd
"?t
u.T
!
That
he
votd
K
member
of
the
general
excellence
of
the
1
jJfMBJ
'
IB
"
tok
He
"
the
board
of
works
and
the
coun-
i.rc-
cU
t0
substitute
the
program.
,
!,
more
ex-
Clever
and
divertlag
entertain-
The
audienee
was
delighted
!58V.!Ji
n?wn,nuJ
w,
weJ;
nsive
pipe
for
that
recoramen-ment
was
given
laat
night
in
the
with
and
took
part
in
the
odd
J"Jn
1!!
u
v
8
8
,
"
ded
b'
the
engineer,
and
also
Moose
Hall
by
the
concert
party
community
singing
number
"The
1"
!.
,
r
"
.
V
""w'
concurred
In
the
policy
of
exca-
-
of
II.
M.
S.
Colombo
under
the
Picture
Book"
which
was
led
by
IZJL
n
vilnft
,n
the
autnmn
of
1927
direction
of
Lieut
Leighton.
the
"t.
Leighten.
1
he
m
and
the
winter
of
1028
as
a
ship's
musical
officer,
before
a
Many
members
of
the
company
W?
-JLi.
!T.
i
1
i.
'
?S
""
of
relief,
and
so
cannot
large
audience,
who
took
up
all
took
part
in
the
sketches
incluo-
"
"ed
"
thev
would
relieve
himself
of
the
responsib-
the
seating
capacity
provided,
ing
Alfred
Stacey
who
has
the
,?"lniv
v"te
against
any
money
ilitv
of
the
increased
cost
of
the
Much
appreciation
was
expressed
distinction
of
being
the
smallest
,..T
untfl
there
wag
an
invee-
aewer
involved
by
these
two
by
the
AUdJenee
which
enthusias-
boy
in
the
British
Navy
on
the
V
were
pro
Iacu
tically
encored
practically
every
Norh
American
and
West
Indies
1erly
'ued.
noraber
on
the
program
which
station.
included
seieetiena
by
the
ship's
The
program
opened
with
th
band,
comic
and
popular
songs
sipginir
of
"O
Canada"
and
was
and
ballads,
female
impertona-
brought
to
a
close
with
"God
A
I
-
1
J
a
i
1
C
..
iL.
T'J
the
Moose
Iodge.
briefly
wel-
Kuesta
and
in
a
forceful
and
maa-comed
the
naval
visitors
and
in-
terly
manner
recounted
the
work
traduced
the
comoanv.
Lieut,
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Price
In
Prince
Leighton
responded
in
humorous
Rupert,
referred
to
their
untiring
vein.
energy
and
devotion
in
the
work
Chief
features
of
the'entertain-
'
the
church,
as
well
as
in
varment
were
two
comic
sketches.
ther
ways.
The
first
was
entitled
"P.
C.
Par-
n
behalf
of
the
members
and
ker"
in
which.
Leading
Signal-
friends
of
the
church.
Mr.
Limey
roan
edwartls
was
seen
to
good
t,:"M
wesented
Mr.
Price
with
a
advantage
as
an
inebriated
police-
fountain-pen-and-pencil
set
and
man.
The
second
of
the
eketche
exire:ned
the
hope
that
they
depicted
in
burlesque
fashion
the
w"uld
often
be
used
in
the
writ-argumenta
of
two
theatre
box
ivx
of
"Prince
Rupert"
on
many
parties,
several
noveltv
turns,
ur
envelope.
Mr.
Price
in
accepting
introduced
much
to
the
de-i,iin'i'
the
gift
expressed
his
regret
light
of
the
audience.
iat
the
severing
of
the
many
The
shin's
band
gave
several
friendships
he
had
formed
here,
delightful
selections
under
the
l!
I'riv'Hed
the
hope
of
nirain
direction
of
Stoker
P.
O.
Clare
''"!n'f
'hr
pleasure
of
returning
Leading
Seaman
Nurthen
aaw
to
Prince
Rupert,
two
entertaining
comic
sonirs,
Anolher
Departure
"How
Does
the
Milk
Oet
Into
Following
the
presentation
to
Coconuts?"
and
"The
Firenlen's
Mr
and
Mr8-
Price.
V.
Houston.
Song"
to
open
the
program
and
0,1
behalf
of
the
senior
choir.
Chief
Ordinance
Artificer
Hoile
mn"''rs
and
friends,
presented
smr
in
Hnv
tenor
voice
"The
Mr"-
P'Hetier
with
a
silver
but-Kingdom
Within
Your
Eyes"
and
tttr
d,Bn-
and
voiced
the
senti-"Garden
of
Happiness."'
,mnta
of
all
at
the
departure
of
Took
Leading
Part
wra.
reuetier
from
the
Baptist
Sunnfy
ly
Officer
Officer
V::
Poster,
who
v
'Un"r?,n
t
-..
1
'""
na.
1,fn
""F":
""pert.
M"
Mrs.
sang
two
inimitable
comic
If
li
songs
ed
Ir
finHin.r
"Thnks.
I
Shall
Sleen
Well
Tn!l
!5
eVnd'n,
hr
vo',:'e'
th"k"
offlren
aerinT'tu
S.
ntion
and
odd
falsetto
voice
were
re-rS-t
ti
i.1.1f?Tied
featured.
Thev
sang
very
melod-'
After
tm"T
rotation
'th
f
ujlr
"Side
by
Side"
and
"Red
I
Lltdi
,,rwl.
A''l
m
rvtul
refrehmeni
IT-I.-
f
1
...
r.,
.
tiic
iiiuuuiuKues
uy
oignaiman
i
'
i
"ii
L-iiuianip
or
turn
Houston,
assisted
by
Mrs.
S
rie
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
Smith
in-
rn.unu
unii
uj
me
iiiu-i
pram
wna
nultu
irooH
n.
ihn
1
.p.
1
'
a,
cv
m
T.
II.
MrAllistei
first.
Sunplv
Officer
Foster's
j''r'
''nlted
Chur.rb.
closed
euitnr
solos
being
very
tunesome.l
wilh
prayer.
TAXPAYER
PRUDHO.M.ME
ON
I1YLAWS
nuns.
juaiMUVKuea.
innvunienwi
vt
mr
rvutx.
i
pj4
rll-
V.u...
numUtta,
vaudeville
patter
and
Proceeds
from
4b
ejencert
will
;
,
lor-
,yA
4
?
T;
twoAiteW
be
applied
to
a
charity.
I
am
reluctant
to
discuss
Assisting
Lieut.
Leighton
in
301?
filTnnTw"
PRESENTATIONS
LAST
NIOflT
ning
and
Signalman
Wileon,
the
latter
being
responsible
for
very
(Continued
from
page
one)
Affaiiv
i
art
a
HwamIImi.
A.
matters
in
the
uresa.
but
feel
feeling
against
the
city
engineer
that
a
an
alderman
I
have
a
whkh
it
seems
to
me.
to
sav
the
duty
to
discharge
to
the
-people
least,
shows
distinct
bias
on
his
of
the
city
.and
when
certain
cart
aga-nut
the
engineer,
matters
should
be
brought
to
Yours
truly,
their
attention.
p
Vn'mnnniP
tractive
lighting
effects
were
friendshins
she
had
formed
in'
.In
'efwence
to
the
vote
to
be
carried
out
bv
P.
O.
King
and
A.
Prince
Rupert.
Ken
tomorrow
on
the
money
hy-
l
ITTT
HfftTnTrn
B.
PhilpotU.
Following
the
presentation
to
iaw,:
1
w'8"
to
"tate
clearly
that
WflVY
WmNrK
Before
the
entertainment
star-
Mrs.
Price,
the
chairman.
Mr.;!
intena
Winst
the
byi'-t
TlllllllilV
ted.
D.
C.
Schubert,
dictator
of
Linxey.
addreeeed
the
departing
laWB
M
Wt
agaiaet
the
extravagant
manner
in
whkh
nuulU
mousy
U
being
apent.:
rearing
that
the
eontinoMlon
of
such
policy
will
not
long
delay
In
.
t-
J
would
further
point
out
that
Aid.
Prudhomme.
since
the
beginning
of
this
year
and,
indeed,
a
greater
part
of
last
year,
has
consistently
attacked
almost
every
work
emanating
from
th
engineer's
department
and
has
Civic
exhibited
n
(Wren
nf
ix.r.nnol
OF
SOFTBALL
Colombo
Player
Beat
C.
N.
I.
Representativea
by
Score
of
19
to
13
in
reference
to
the
excuse!
-made
by
the
mayor
for
the
ex-'
A
softbitll
ame
was
played
last
ceaaive
coat
of
this
work
1
wish
I
"hint
between
II
.
M.
S.
Colombo
to
point
out
that
heavier
grade
,
and
Canadian
National
Railway
of
pipe
was
discussed
by
the
representatives,
the
navy
winning
board
of
works
and
the
city
on-
by
a
store
of
19
to
13.
The
navy
gineer
and
I
specifically
asked
men
pUyed
a
flne
game
a
through
"SLEnS
pip:.
ebnuf
r'woS
-d
rt?h
of
e
frte,d,t
7
'ifl)
t0
not
state
any
particular
amount.1
"f
consisting
of
McDon-but
assured
the
Board
of
Worka
lld'
P'tcher.
and
Tracey,
catcher,
that
he
would
have
plenty
In
the'
The
playerawere;
eatimateB
to
complete
the
work,)
H.
M.S.
Colombo
McDonald,
p;
even
with
the
heavier
grade
of
J
Tracey,
c;
John$ton,
lb;
Taylor,
;ape.
and
as
a
matter
of
fact
no
2b;
D.
Scott,
saa.Weatherley,
3b;
ighter
grade
of
pipe
should
ever!
.Jeffries,
rf;
Fields,
cf;
P.
Scott,
have
been
considered.
Aa
near
if
m
l
can
now
remember
the
dlf-
C.N.R.
-Harold,
p
Halroyd,
ference
in
cost
of
the
Hghteat
.
.
c
gtalkep
lh.
Mcphee
2b-
Tul-and
the
heaviest
pipe
was
least,
'iti
L
i
e
!
o
han
5.000.00.
The
amount
you
f
:,
"orton'
3b
"'
S,th'
rf:
nre
asked
to
vote
for
over
expen-
Skattel"'-
'f
:
Peterson,
If.
diture
is
$19,000.00.
The
mayor
tur,1"
tennis
tournament
WITH
H.
M.
S.
COLOMBO
Cnnndian
Nntlonal
Courts
to
Be
Used
For
Playing
of
Games
Thl
Afternoon
and
Sunday
Tennin
tournaments
have
been
arrangf-d
to
take
place
this
after
noon,
commencing
at
4
o'clock,
and
Sunday
afternoon,
between
plavnis
from
H.M.S.
Colomho
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
flub
The
courts
of
the
Canii-
I
dian
Nationu)
RecreatjonAMocia:l
tion,
"h.-tv'ng
been
loanea
for
the
oi-ci-sion.
are
being
used
for
the
HIGH
SCHOOL
ANOTHER
WIN
Heat
Booth
4
to
1
in
Junior
Game
Hut
No
Walkover
High
School
yesterday
another
win
over
Booth
School
by
four
goals
to
one
after
a
game
in
which
the
Booth
team
had
rather
the
better
of
the
play.
The
first
half
saw
Booth
attack
early
and
Wingham
beat
Smith
with
a
high
shot
from
the
wing.
Booth
continued
to
press
but
Stiles
and
Pyle
cleared.
In
a
breakaway
High
nearly
scared
but
Nelson
cleared
when
all
eemed
lost.
Smurthwaite
at
last
nut
the
teams
even.
Booth
began
the
second
half
with
a
dangerous
raid
but
were
ent
back.
High
pressed
occas-onally
and
were
alwaye
danger-oua
round
the
goal.
Smurthwaite
i.dded
another
and
Wicks
scored
two
to
give
their
school
a
safe
lead.
Smith
saved
splendidly
from
Tobey
on
one
occasion
but
Booth
forwards
were
unable
to
core.
,
Teams
High
Smith;
Stllea
and
Pjle;
Morrison.
Franks.
Forbes:
Wlelcs,
Armstrong.
Smurthwaite.
Thomas
and
Bacon.
Booth
J.
Murray:
Nelson
and
Cross;
Bartlett.
Colusi,
Greer:
Walters.
Tobev.
Cameron.
Ivar-on
and
Wingham.
F.
Hardy
and
T.
Bussanich
were
linesmen.
Booth
had
much
more
of
the
game
than
the
score
would
indicate,
while
lapses
by
Murray
in
toal
gave
High
a
couule
of
un
deserved
goals.
Murray
saved
well
at
times
but
was
nervous.
Nelson
turned
his
best
game
so
far
while
Cross
was
safe
as
usual.
Col
u
si
played
a
clever
sr.me
at
centre
half
distributing
the
play
well
and
tackling
keen
ly,
ureer
and
Bartlett
were
good.
Wingham.
Walters
and
Cameron
played
nice
football
but
found
Stiles
a
tough
man
to
pass.
They
were
always
plucky
in
spite
of
many
knocks.
Tobey
nearly
'Tieat
Smith
towards
the
end.
High
were
well
served
,by
Smith
in
goal
and
Pyle
and
Miles
were
reliable.
Franks.
Forbee
and
Thomas
played
neat
football.
Smurthwaite
and
Wicks
were
always
very
dangerous
and
shared
the
goals.
Armstrong
intercepted
many
passes
and
play-
eu
a
more
man
useful
game.
Morrison
and
Bacon
did
well
at
times.
TOM
HEENEY
WON
IN
FIGHT
AT
MONTREAL
WHEN
RIOUX
FOULED
MONTREAL
May
30.
Tom
Heenoy,
New
Zealand
heavy
weight,
won
from
Elzear
Rioux,
oca!
heavyweight,
on
a
foul
in
the
eighth
-round
of
a
scheduled
ten-
round
bout
here
last
night.
Heeney
j
'eil
in
every
round.
Lowest
In
Frigidaire
TP
HE
new
Frigidaire
rrprt
scnts
tlic
greatest
value
ever
offered
in
electric
refrigeration.
It
emLodiM
every
ream
tial
Frigidaire
feature
including
the
famous
Cold
CeotraL
It
is
offered
at
die
lowest
price
in
Frigidaire
history
and
with
General
Motors
easy
payment
terms.
It
operates
from
farm
electric
plants
or
central
station
current.
Sec
it
right
eway.
BRUCE
KOUINSOrf
ELECTRIC
(B.C.)
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Vancouver,
Victoria
C
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ALGER
Special
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s
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fk
May
25th
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June
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wmm
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madeofCana.
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in
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beautiful
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sun-lit-
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at
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GENUINE,
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ggk?
Rugs
have
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Without
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a
rug
is
nut
genuine
Congolcum.'-The
Cold
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gunruntees
satisfaction
in
every
jur
liculur
or
money
hack.
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
LIMllEU
MOKTREAL
sZf-
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Confitant
control
by
experts
in
malting
accounts
for
the
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h6y,
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consequent
high
quality
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Barley-Malt
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Malting
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seventy
years.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH,
ST.
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SIMONDS
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