PAGE
TWO
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
nventory
Clearance
Clearance
Price
of
BLACK
St
EROWN
RUBBER
OVERSHOES
Zipper
and
Dome
Fasteners,
high
or
medium
heels.
Q-f
ff
A
Clearance
Price
?itlU
CHILDREN'S
SCHOOL
OXFORDS
&
STRAPS
Black
or
Brown.
Heavy
Durable
Soles.
Q-f
Qff
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PnfcUshed
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prlncj
Daily.
News,
Limited.
Third.
Avenue.
H.
r.
PULLZN
Managlng-Edtor
WHO
IS
WINNING?
V'-'t
SMALLER
CHILDREN'S
BOOTS
St
STRAPS
Good
makes.
Patent
or
Calf
Leather.
QtP
Clearance
Price
OOl
We
hare
Just
received
a
shipment
of
DANCING
SLIPPERS.
Get
the
children
thfir's
now
while
the
sizes
last
Third
Avenue
Phone
357
Rupert
8UBSCiRIPTION
RATES
City
delivery,
by
maii
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
tn
advance
siv
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
Por
lessr
periods,
paid
in
advance,
per
week
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
ADVERTISING
RATES
Transient
display
advertising,
per
toco,
per
Insertion
.
Classified
advertising,
per
word,
per
insertion
Local
readers,
per
Insertion,
per
line
.
News-
Department,
Telephone
..
Advertising
and
Circulation,
Telephone
DAILY
EDITION
Member
ol
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
IJEST
FORM
OF
LOYALTY
86
98
900
1.10
SO
25
At
a
time
like
this
the.attention
of
all
is
drawn
to
the
question
of
loyalty.
We
are
faced
with
the
problem
of
how
best
to
show
our
loyalty
to
King
and
country
and
we
are
forced
to
the
conclusion
that
the
most
loyal
person
is
not
the
one
who
makes
the
most
display
of
his
loyalty
but,
he
who
does
the
best
work
in
his
chosen
calling
and
who
in
public
life
stands
for
the
highest
and
best.
In
that
way
he
does
more
for
his
country
than
could
be
done
by
any
amount
of
orating
and
prating.
Loyaty
consists
in
acts
rather
than
words.
According
to
the
published
reports
both
sides
in
the
!
Italo-Lthiopian
conflict
are
winning.
A
person
living
in
Italy
woud
feel
that
his
armies
in
Abyssinia
were
sweepr
ing
everything
before
them.
Judging
from
the
reports
emanating
from
Addis
Ababa,
the
blacks
are
winning
victory
after
victory
from
the
invaders.
What
has
been
evii-dent
has
been
that
the
Italians
have
not
made
the
progress
they
expected
and
that
the
Ethiopians
have
been
forced
to.
retire
from
a
number
of
positions
and
a
few
people
have
been
killed
on
either
side.
After
a
while
we
shall
get
nearer
the
truth
of
these
little
war
activities.
After
all
they
do
not
amount
to
much
for
the
country
invaded
is
not
very
important
and
the
war
activities-
are
confined
to
a
comnaratively
small
area.
Of
late,
however,
there
has
been
brisk
fighting
as
strenuous
efforts
have
been
made
to
force
the
Italian,
advances
in
order
to
make
some
showing
before
the
rainy
season
commences.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
32
Q0
RETURN-
All
Meals
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
$3535
RETURN.
Berth
Included,
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate
points.
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1935
and
February
29th,
1936,.
Inclusive
Good
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
193G.
Children
Half
Fare.
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupertr
Ar.
Vancouver
CATALA
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday,
p.m.
S.S.
CARDENA
Friday,
10:30
p.m.
Monday,
a.m.
v
Tickets
and
All
Information
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
-
R.
M.
SMITH
-
Third
Ave,
Phone
568
or
Pursers
S.S.
Catala
and
S.S.
Cardena.
BASKETBALL
WASCLOSE
Lambie
&
Stone
Have
Margin
Of
But
One
Point.
Over
Grotto
A
fair
sized
crowd
of
fans
saw
Lambie
St
Stone
defeat
the
Grotto
in
a
fast-checking
game
of
Senior
basketball
Monday
night;
It
was
anybody's
game
but
the
Grotto
just
could
not
get
that
winning
basket
Half
time
score
was
15
to
14
in.
favor
of
Lambie
St
Stone.
The
&econd.
half
started
with
the
Grotto
getting
the
first
basket.
Then
it
;was
just
give
and
take
until
the
i
final
whlsUe
with
the
Clothiers
coming
out
on
the
long
end
of
a
1
29
to
28
score.
i
R,
B.
Skinner
'
handled
the
whistle
In
fine
shape.
j
Lambie
St
Stone
Armstrong
(4).
icalderine
5.
Lindsay
U4),
Arney
3i,
Johnson
(3);
total,
29,
Grotto
Ratchford
8),
Morgan
7,
McPhee
13i.
Smith,
Stalker;
total.
28.
Intermediate
League
In.
a
lively
Intermediate
game
Scythians
defeated
High
School
by
a
store
of
27
to
21.
High
School
played
a
fast
and
furious
game
but
could
not
get
up
steam
enough
to
get
the
required
baskets.
Campbell
turned
in
most
of
the
points
for
the
Students
while
the
Scythians
all
seemed
to
be
on
the
average.
Scythians
Dominate
(6),
Murray
(4),
Beynon
(8),-
Montesano
(4),
Gillls,
Currie
(2),
Letourneau
13);
total,
27.
High
School
Campbell
(10).
O'
Neill,
McMeekin
Hi.
Davies
15).
Naylor
(3),
Lear
(2),
Munro;
total,
21.
Ladies'
League
Tuesday,
Jan.
23,
1036
netitL
the
Ladies'
League
with
a
score
of
7
to
6.
Annettes
Stone
(2),
Ratchford
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Senior
League
W.
L.
Grotto
2
1
Lambie
St
Stone
2
2
Moose
1
2
Intermediate
League
Scythians
3
Canadian,
Legion
2
High
School
0
Ladies.'
League
Grottettes
3.
High
School
1
Annettes
1
Junior
League
High
School
3
Boy
Scouts
1
Moose
1
Scythians
0
Willie
Hunter
.
Q
1,
4
0
2
3
0
1
1
3
In
Great
Form
Former
Champion,
Now
53
Years
Old,
Wins
Final
of
National
Match
Play
in
'Frisco
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Jan.
28:.The
Family
of.
Coaches
SALT
LAKE
CITY,
Jan.
28:
(CP)
Twenty-flve
percent
of
Uw
Mountain
Conference
are
Rom-
neys.
E
L.
(Dick)
Romney,
coaches
Utah
State,
Brother
Ott
coaches
Brlgham
Young
University,
and
their-nephew,
Elwoodi
Is
new
coach
at
Western
State,
Gunnison,
Col.
Elwood
formerly
was
star
forward
for
Uncle
Ott.
DAILY
NEWS
ruesaay,
January
28,
ij
'SPORT'
Canadian
Legion
And
Printers
Defeated
Elks
and
Printer
Won
Over
Power
Corporation
in
Ten
Pins,
on
Sunday.
Canadian
Legion
defeated
Elks
two
games
to
one
In
the
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
on
Sunday
while
Rose.
Cowan
St
Latta
defeated
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
also
by.
a,
score
of
two
to
one.
Ole
Franks
of
Rose.
Cowan
St
Latta
was
high
individual;
scorer
with
183.
The
individual
scores
were
as
Moose,
Canadian
Legion
W.
Power
Corporation
...6
Cribbage
League
And
Oddfellows
Winners
rs
Fixtures
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
(2).
E.
Morris
(2).
Stamp-Vincent.
ires"1U
lafi
were
as
,ollows:
Turgeon;
total,
6:
High
School
Blaine
7).
McLeod,
Davies,
Wilson.
Llewellyn;
total,
7.
j
Junior
League
j
High
School
defeated
the
Junior!
Scythians
by
a
score
of
9
to
7
in
a
fast
Junior
game.
Roma
turned
In,
most
of
the
points
for
the
Scythians
while
Fulton
did
most
of
the
scor-
lnr
fnr.
th
Hiirh
Srhnnl
gl"
Scythians
Roma
(6).
Antonelll
(1),
Montesano,
Murray,
Veltch;
total,
7.
Hieh
School
Fith
ONpIII
(21
Moose
16,
Elevator
11.
Canadian
Legion
14,
Meat
13.
Grotto
17,
Sons
of
Norway
10.
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association.
13,
Oddfellows
14.
The
teague
standing
to
date:
W.
Moose
...59
Grotto
59
Me
Packers
Lundquist,
Yamanaka
ID,
Fulton
rtfoi
n
C.
N.
R.
A.
58
Elevator
55
Oddfellows
51
Sons
of
Norway
48
38
37
KID
BERG
IN
SOUTH
AFRICA
zoneri,
Jack
(Kid)
Berg
has
de
parted;
for
South
Africa.
He
has
jaccepted
a
match
with
the
South
African
champion,
Laurie
Stevens
Ice
Carnival
By
Smithers
School
Hockey
Games
and
Races
Public
School
Wins
Over
High,
School
SMITHERS,
Jan.
28:
The
Smi
thers
Public
School
held
its
annual
Ice
carnival
on
the
local
rink
on
Friday
evening,
It
was
well
attended
and
greatly
enjoyed
by
both
the
participants
and
the
spectators.
Hockey
games
and
races
of
various
kinds,
were
staged;
The
pupils
of
the
Public
School
veteran.
Willie
Hunter,
former
naa
me
actlon.
of.
trouncing
champion,
now
53
years
old,
showed
tne
oWer
PuPils
from
the
H1h
superb
form
here
yesterday
to
win
8011001
ln
a
1,vely
hockey
game
by
the
final
ln
national
match,
play.l-score
of
2
to
-.
The
great
old
Los
Angeles,
prof
e?-'
1
1
"
sional
turned
In
a
card
of
four
un-
Culf
If
l:e
At
der
par.
M
iddlesbrough
MIDDLESBROUGH,
Eng..
Jan,
28:
(CP)
Supporters
of
Middles
brough,
famous
English
football
club,
are
hoping
the
transfer
of
basketball
coaches,
ln
the
Rocky.
Cunliffe
from
Aston
Villa
will
solve
the.
team's-
eft
wing
problem.
Cua-j
llffp.
has
been,
a
disappointment
a:i
Villa
Park
ever
since
he
Joined
the!
club
In
company
with
Ronald
Dix,'
from
Blackburn
Rovers
ln
1933,
but
he
still
retains
his
tremen-!
dous
speed
and
much
of
his
old
ability.
Famous
Hyde
Collection
of
Indian
i
Curios
is
Formally
Conveyed
To
!
At
a
meeting
of
the-
Prince
Rupert
Museum-
Board
held
iin
the
office
of
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy
at
the
Court
House
yes-
i
-
-
.
-
-
i
i
and
arrangements,
were
made
for
it
to.be
moved
from
the
Canadian
National
Railway
freight
sheds
where
it
now
lies.
to,membet
of
lhe
represen'-the
museum
room
over
the
library.
inr
the
Junior
chamber
of
Com-
The
collection,
which
Is
contained
in
seven
cases,
arrived
In
he
citv
a
few
days
ago.
It
had
-ito
get
a
grant
of
possibly
$1500
from
the
Carnegie
fund,
further
j-ts
5
4
--
I
.
1
.
.
.
Rose.
Cowan
St
Latta
.
5
Grotto
4
Canadian
Legion
4
Knox
Hotel
3
Moose
2
1
iieps
naving
oeen.
Latins.
a
uiu
-.meeUng
yesterday
toward,
the-sec-
juring
of
this.
This
money,
will
not.
.however,
be
available
for
maln-.
!
tenance.
Dr.
Neal
Carter
reported
on
an
interview
with
IL
Oi
McCurry
sec-jretary
of
the
Canadian,
committer
j
handling
the
.Camegie
fund
at
Ottawa.
The
only
thing
standin?
Play
Last
Night;IsrlH,
I
was
snown,
was.
me
the
grant
aesire
or
in
fin
Acf
tnn
Af
Vino
n!n
m
roerce.
It
was
decided
to
hold
reg.-ular
monthly
meetings
In
the
mus
eum
room
at
four
o'clock
on
th?
.
.
.
.
.
i
,
i
-
520;
'for
the
public
to
see.
Also,
a
cui-.
n
.
472;
todlan
will
be
appointed
just,
as
yxrooms
V
eW
Schriabers.
532.
!
soon
as
funds
funds
are
are
raised
with
UuarterbaCR
Power
Corporation
Little.
411;
which
to
pay
him.
It
Is
hoped,
to
am
nji.
.
.
r
n
1
1
rrof
1
nanilAnflp
n.
cima.
mrenn
DENVER.
Jan.
28:
(CP
George!
.
............
,
Tvnr
4S
,In
the
market
for
good
Silver
Foxes,
riicr.uscH
h
k,,h
,
discussed
by
the
board
at
some;
,,,,-
,Wi
1
1.
i
i
Ins
the
money
reaulred
were
'talked
over.
The
matter
Is
now
In
j
the
hands
of
a
committee
and
thci
t
(secretary
who
will
recommend
a
49
50
the
room
in
the
library
buildln?'
together
with
light
andi
heat
so'
there
will
be
very
little
money
toj
raise
over
and
above
the
honor-j
arium
to
be
paid
to
the
custodian'
and
the
Incidental
expenses
at-1
tendant
upon
moving
and,
mount
-Ing
specimens.
A
request
has
beea
sent
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
at
Victoria
asking
It
to
provide
cases
hr
which
ito
exhibit
the
mltemt
rnltprMrv
donated
by
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy.
If
LONDON.
Jan.
28:
CP
Dls-
this
Is
not
done,
the
Board
will
have
appointed
by
failure
to
Interest!
to
be
responsible
for,
the
cases,
promoters
in
the
possibility
of
a
Three
show
cases
were.
repivH
London
contest
with
Tony
Can-
fr0m
a
member
of
the
board
as
a
uunauun
ana
are
neing
removed
to
the
building.
This
will
make
four
cases
already
available.
It
is
now
possible
that
someone
else
may
have
a
spare
case
which
uij8ut
oe
Qonaiea
ior
tne
same
purpose
thus
enabling
the
woik
oi
displaying
tne
collection
to
proceed.
Anyone
having
natural
history
specimens
or
Indian
curios
they
do
not
need
might
also,
donate
them.
Phil
Edgecombe
was
elected
a
U
U
IJ
U
II
U
U
U
ill
is
the
best
man
The
Old
Reliable
Grotto
Taxi
456
3
CARS
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
Proprietors,
Bert-
Morgan
&
Bud
Barri?
Don't
forget
the
number
15G
Rex
BOWLING
CLUB
LIMITED
FOUR
GOOD,
ALLEYS.
Weekly
Prizes
For
High
Scores
HOUSE
HEATING
HELPS,
Elbows,
Coal
Hods,
Stove
Boards,
Stove
Shovels,
Dampers,.
Stove
Pipes,
Spark
Guards,
Furnace
Scoops
Heaters,
from
$.fe50-
to
$22.00-
THQMPSOKi
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
UTILAC
The
original
four-hour
enamel,
still
first
In,
quality.
It
rich,
satin
gloss
finish
lasts,
and;
lasts,
continued
washing,
has
practically
no
effect
on
It.
Easily
applied,
and
economical
to
use.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McBrlde
St.
Phone
311
jMany
Evade
Duty
Un
Lamson,
Jury
ITlUbCUiU
DUclIU
UV
rtUlllllIIMiaiUl
only
tit
of
OrieinahPanel
of
i
Left
When
Trial-
Opene
TJiis.
Moraine
SAN
JOSE.
Cal..
Jan.
FRY'S
COCOA-i
lb.
This
was
placed
before
Commls-!
Ship
your
goods
as
soon
as
receiv-
PARAOON
TISSUE
Isloner
W.
J.
Alder
with
a
request!
ed.,w.e
re
valuation.
If
price
not
per
roll
for
action
and
Is
now
before
XMt"Slir
U""'
SODA
BLSCUTrS-
city
solicitor.
(No.
1
Ranch
Minks
as
high
as
$15:
;
Bed
Arrow,
pkg.
Interior
$15;
.Martens,
as
high
as
ONTARIO
HONEX
length
and
possible
means
of
rals-1
p
n
i
n
n
i
n
n
i
I
!
2-lb.
tin
SHARP'S
TOFFEE-
ii
lb.
cello
NABOB.
MARMALADE
4-lh.
Un.
iterday
afternoon,
the
lamous
riyde
collection
or
maian
result
of
wholesale
reauest.
t
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Win
CUr'0S
was
ormay
handed
over
to
the
safe
keeping;
Of
excused
f
com,
serving,
many
claim.
"mlthA
miKAiim
in
n
lptter
from
the
official
administrator
ling
that
they
were
preludic
d
r.n.
way
or
the?
other,
only
in
of
(h
original
jury,
panel
of
27Q
remained..
toaay
wnen
we
intra,
trial
of
David
A.
Lamson.
former.
Stanford
University
executive,
charged
with
murdering
his
wife,
opened
here
to-
'
day.
j
en
tacen
soum
ior
saie
KtxpinKjl3st
Tuesday
In
each
month
.
Dus-
j
veral
years
ago
and
was
placed:
the
actlve
organteation
period:
Racn
the
most
people
In.
citv
n
charge
of
the
provincial
mus-!R
u
probable
that
more
frequent
and
district
with-an
adwrticemeni
I
-um.
authorltMss.
by
whom,
it
naslspeelat
meetings
will
be
held.
j
j,
tho.
Daily.
News.
wen
classified.
It
is
looked
upon
Rey
Canon
w
p
Rushbrock!
I
s
a
very
valuable
collection,
aru
also
present!
presided.
tnfre
be,ng
j
he
curator
of.
the-
museum
at
V!;-
nnmmi,,,nn(ir
w
j
Aider.
A.iaHHWMMaM
toria
was
loath
to
part
with
it
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Elks
Andrews,
528;
Murray.
492;-
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as
soon
as
cases
for
its
dis-!Nca)
carter.
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and
tlrf
wicks,
iih;
joy,
4io;
k.
womson,
piay.
nave
oeen
prcporcu
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""
secretary
'
Mrs
J
B.
Gibson
526.
I
leetiou.
wilL
be
arranged
and
opened
j
Canadian
Legion
Stacey.
Todd.
494:
Hill.
451:
Storvlck.
not
dependent
on.
trus.
wont
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Rose.
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&
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who
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look
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465;
550;
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Franks.
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eroomin
Bill
Shen
W.
D.
Vance.
478;
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Mar.
466.
The
standing
is
as
follows:
.
Innrl
tnr-
lh
nimrtrhaplc
rmst
in
connecuoa
witn
tne
ntung
up
-
of
the
museum,
the
Board:
expects
Channel
Swimmer
per
iD
of
the
New
Thrift
Store
Specials
Effective
Until
Monday
DOVER,
Eng..
Jan.
28:
(CP
-
OLD
DUTCH
CLEANSER-
By
swimming
non-stop
for
50
per
tin
'
hours,
Banl
Ohose.
15-year-old
SUNLIGHT'
SOAP
Indian
girl,
of
Bombay,
established
i
per
ctn.
herself
a&
a
candidate
for
world
EGGS
Scott's
"AT
'enduranco
records.
She
is
training
Laree
doz
now
for
a
try
at
the
English
Chan-
pork
&
BEANS
nel
late
in
the
summer,
in
an
at
tempt
to
duplicate
Gertude
E-i
erJe's
feat.
TRAPPERS:
,
Grotto'of
the
continuity
of
the
museum
!
nave
bff
order
for
aU
(urs
Of
such
as
the
passing
of
a
city
bylaw
!
eially
MINKS
AND
MARTENS
i
Hedlund's,
10-oz.
tin
37c
9c
17c
25c!
12c
;
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to
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accompanied:
by
adults.
Shopping
bags
foe
customers.
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7c
18c
15C!
45c!
CHOICE
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MX
No.
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.
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tins,
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ROYAL
CITY
JAM-Pure
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lbs.
HEINZ.
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.
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4
lbs.
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Jam
at
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saving)
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ALL
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pkg
BUTTER
First
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lb.
3
lbs.
MALTED
MILK
Borden's
16-02.
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Swift's
Diamond
"A"
per
lb
19c
30c
SSc
37c
27c
i
THRIFT
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A
blend
that
will
suit
both
ydur
43C
taste
and
purse,
lb.
,
21c
15
c
15c
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SALMON
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J
4
c
,
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doz.
GrapefrulLJulcx.seedlesv3.Ior
lJc
;
Lettuce,
firm,
head
.7
Bananas,
3
lbs.
Apples
Delicious.,
'4,
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NAVEL.
ORANOES-Julcy.
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Medium,
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