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each
13c
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Cherries.
Cal..
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uprlver,
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Peaches,
dot.
60c
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Watermelon,
lb.
Honeydew
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rooms.
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Fancy
cartoned,
lb
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2
Creamery,
lb
Lira
Pure,
lb
Vegetable
New
Potatoes.
Cal..
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lbs.
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spinach,
lb.
8c.
to
10
Oreen
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BC
3
lbs
56
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3
bunehes
06
Cucumbers,
hethouee.
10c
to
.17
Vegetable
Marrow,
small,
each
.10
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100
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prices
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woman
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Fowl,
No.
1.
lb
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of
25
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40.
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lb
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Lemon,
doi.
27c
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M
Oranges,
dca.
20c
to
:iv
Orapefrult,
Cal.,
each,
5c
to
..
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57
.18
Pork,
shoulder,
lb.
Pork,
loin,
lb
Pork.
leg.
lb.
Pork,
dry
aalt,
lb
Veal,
loin.
lb.
feeef.
pot
rout.
lb.
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Veal,
shoulder,
lb.
15c
to
.00
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Cooking
Figs,
lb
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lb,
8c
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lb
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lb.
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dried
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Beef,
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21
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Beef,
rout
prime
rlh.
lb
25
5.Br,
SWlc,
lb.
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20
Lamb,
shoulder,
lb
52
Lamb,
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lb.
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Chops,
lb
25
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Halibut,
freah,
lb.
.15
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Kipper,
to,
16c
and
50
Bahnon,
red
spring,
fresh,
lb.
..
50
White.
2
lbs
,
55
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per
jar
20c
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20
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broken
shelled,
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10
Washington,
lb.
.06
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imported,
per
lb
25
Cabbage.
II
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per
lb.
4e
to
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Cauliflower.
DC,
15c
to
50
Parsley,
bunch
-06
Carrots,
BC.
bunch
.06
Turnlnc
bunch
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bunch
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Pastry
Flour.
10
lbs.
45c
to
Aust.
Pastry
Flour,
10
lbs.
Dried
rrnits
White
FIrs,
lb.
.
55
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Yellow.
100
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has
fifty-six
thickly
settled
cities
the
centres
of
highest
buying
power
from
which
radiate
all
the
important
markets
of
the
Dominion.
More
than
two
million
daily
newspapers
are
bought
by
Canadians
every
day,
for
daily
newspaper
reading
is
a
habit
that
has
grown
and
fastened
itself
upon
our
national
life.
All
the
play
and
movement
of
civilization,
from
the
Arctic
Circle
to
the
Equator,
from
the
mystic
East
to
the
heart
of
the
ultra-practical
West
the
life
of
the
world
is
focussed
in
the
newspaper
every
day.
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readers
of
the
daily
newspaper
embrace
every
class
of
occupation,
every
income
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group-the
woman
inherhome;
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the
executive
in
his
office,
and
the
messenger
boy
sitting
outside
;
great
merchants
and
keepers
of
small
shops;
artists,
artisans,
financiers
and
clerks;
to
each
and
all
the
daily
newspaper
is
an
essential
part
of
everyday
life,
the
focus
of
all
human
activities.
Daily
Newspapers
help
to
sell
more
goods
than
any
other
advertising
medium
because
they
are
read
by
more
people.
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