1 Winner appear—
Vth 111111111115! Committee
I‘d esterda‘y, to oppose
11:11.V.‘thc‘establishment of
3? unless the project
ttcd to the people
seems to be that cr-
111g children 111 the} igh
'hould be able to purchase
‘ooks. "
1.111....
5t bachelors who marry at
the age of ferry shall pay
‘11 license to the state, was
he Senate. upon the mo—
nator Brown, of the Six~
III: district. He said that the
as one of the many fooll
res annually brought to the
and Senate, and which
i worth either the time rc—
ed in discussion or the ex-
of printing.
to bill recently introduced by
1.1111111111311111 to authorize
ate-r. steamers to take. out labor—
naddiliou to the regular crew,
put on its final passage
the House yesterday. The bill
out back from the Senate
111th an amendment authorizing
triers on the Great Lakes and
d watens engaged in food
.fherics, to have the same privi-
es. T his amendment was ac-
ted by the House and the bill
become law with this addi-
-.WHAT OTHER EDITORS BAY.
‘V “Tobacco and Profanity."
(Hartford Conrant.)
her latest 11‘1unauif1‘sto. the
dunes g1 1:111dma militant declares
or against tol1a11‘o and p111fa11
1y“ as well as against 1'11111. ' So
‘may next hear of I1c1‘——hatchcl
and and Ioilowcd by the c111—
ied sist1rs and preachers—in
.a'ding and 11 r11 kms‘ the cigar
hops. lust how the hatc‘Iu'l 11111l1l
, utilized 1n the 1I1-.1our‘1,r:c1ne111
ofproiauily we 1l11n' 1 scc. 1111I1 xx it
' vere applicd dirc1ll_1 to the head
{the profane curscr 111‘sw1‘arc1
That would be a 1‘all111 1‘\tr1mc
reformatoryV. measure. men for
:a'nSaaybut perhaps the authori-
.ies 111-1111111111 111i11d.il1ey dont
em in {1111111 a111tl1ing.
The Military Bill.
. (Ansonla Sentinel.)
'T e reorganization of the Lou
no ticut National ti11ar1l.1'or
Ch (It‘lliami has been made
“'Iilt‘ iiradlcy court 111:11‘lial
acantlal.se1-111s bound to 111111c.-'
"bill. before the' l1g1~lal1111 ap
pears to be a good one, thouwh 11 1‘
confess that 11111‘ military cxpcri-
at e does not quaiil'1 us as 11 1‘1‘it
it: But amtihug that will rc1lu1c
top heav1 stall and I1s~1 11 the
fedrtape of the militia organiza
tibn must be beneficial.
ME INDEED, TO CALL A HALT.
(Boston Globe )
the course of 11 vigorous protest
walnut the pronounced tendency to
authorize immense outlays hy~tlio
present congress. in those. ilcctlui:
due of 11 ttounm‘y surplus. Senator
no declined. In a notable speech.
' other day;
t“ We are pushing along to tho bil
‘iiondollnr hunk in our upptopria-
one, and we .lune got to draw the
line. We huVe- reached the point now
when the people urcV
alarmed. W11 ahould see to II that
rn‘li'nnd needless appropriations not
1II In cause for satisfaction to find
on» lending Republican acnator at
TIMI. thus emphatic In pointan out
the dlnkcr which lurks In extraordi-
nary and Improccdonted opproprla
than 111 this time.
tionnl leklnluinro in other
later from iihuiauchuiictte.
I]!!! In public aorvh 1‘ nt Wnbhlug
colleague of Mr. llonr that ilopub
>1," munio'n mukcup.
‘ Pier
“ :.. uproprlatlonn 111 1th time
in having your teeth
opted for by us.
«Work carefully per«
', formed-“not slighlc-J
minihe least.
til. the Dentist.
unnu‘l ILOCK.
to. tum “REIT.
n
becoming
gooenunry appropriations are made
The pcrlln which
in in repealing conily mistaken 11f our
y‘emu
(by well appear vl1i1llv to the junior
enry (‘ubot Lodge huu hocu Ionu
to know by 11111111111111» that lik-~
Militia loud ultonelv to produco Illu‘
IIILII Nono know better lhun dons
1 extravagance more than once or
1. hon brought about 11 revolution
Noun know
In free rein to wild extravagance
the
- In powpr" will lunlly I111 held
"1 bible. on In paul h‘. it not Illatnnl
Help. ant 11111» to th 11 ”1‘
icy in 11111 11111 llnplim boll evoked b11111»
steerable hoatill mun him in bar-
ty ranks. hi 1911111111 in the upper
bohoem to have recognized
his 1111111111511. 1111 he declared:
“When the people once routine the
situation. those who are responsible
for such lavish expenditures will call
upon the rocks and mountains to hide
them from the wrath of the people.
When we get to the end of this con:
gross and figure up the appropriations.
they will be found to be larger. very
much larger, than have ever been
madeV before by 1111 American cou-
green."
Nor should the words of Mr. Chand-
ler. of New‘ Hampshire. protesting
against unprecedented appropriations
and pointing out the danger that tho
Republican party would be overwhelm-
ed for Its extravagance, full upon un-
heedlns ears.
Nobly did they aupplement the
warmer words of the lunlor senator
from our own state. as he pointed out
that expositions with government aid
had become 11 recogniaed industry.
Likewise the selling to the government
of battlefields an real estate speculu-
tlon had become an industry. Con-
gress. too. was being asked constantly
to erect monuments to local heroes
and to celebrate local events.
In brief. once more “reform is nec-
cusary" In government oxpendlturen.
and opposition to Mr. Lodge's position
as reunrda river and arbor bill ex-
travagnneea from men Ike Money. of
Mississippi. and Cuffrey. of Louisiana.
serve only to strengthen the belief of
the plain tnxpaylng people. east. west
and south, that in demanding a halt to
unprecedented extravagance our jun-
ior senator has amply fulfilled a plain
duty not only to his party. but to the
country.
Some idea of the force of the anger
pressure to carry through to success
congressional "private bills" calling
for an appropriation. one and all, may
be gathered from perusing the pro-
1‘1‘1‘dlngs. yesterday. in the house of
representatives. Abundant. evidence
was afforded that all the "lootors'
and all the would-be “lootern” are. not
at this moment numbered within thu‘
limits of the Chinese empire. Indeed.
the sayings and doings in the popular
branch of congress. yesterday. at tho
capital were more than once or twice
cdlfylng and illuminating.
“Whom the gods wish to destroy."
‘ays an auclcnt proverb. "they first
make mad." it is possible. of course.
that the. majority of Republicans may
be rallied to support, wild and waste.-
Iul extravagance in expenditure. A
growing surplus I8 11 great temptation
to "conveyors" of every name and pro»
tense. lint. yielding to temptation will
assuredly bring its own emphatic and
well deserved punishment. The Rc~
pobilcnn scnutovs and representatives
who combat aunlnsi further aurrcndm‘
to temptation have at least done what
they could for their party. They. at
least. will not lid? responsible If con-
erosa rushes blindly to lenomlnouu and
overwhelming Republican defeat.
UNION CHAPEL ENTERTAINMENT.
Pleasing Program Rendered by the
Granitevllle Sunday School.
The members 11f tnc Granllovillu‘
Sunday school and chapel ausm‘iullou
hold an entertainment last night in tho
.-l1:1pol in South utrocl. ’I‘lu‘rc \\'1‘i‘1- -
lurec number of people in attendance.
‘1111I the program roudcvcd was lunch
uujoycd. It was as follows:
Orchestra.
\icssrs. Scolicld, lltklnger and John-
son.
l‘hc Hint of the Fleet.
llarry Stevenson.
Liberty.
Miss Ncllic Beebe.
’l‘hc Daughters of Uncle Sam.
Miss Kate Hawkins.
Mina Kittie Miller.
Mlas Annie Weleck.
Minn Autonlch Noaek.
Miss Minnie Beebe,
Miss Mary Svec.
l‘ilhioplnn Lullaby.
Miss Alice
llccitutlon,
Morris.
Hurry Stevenson.
Soprano solo,
‘ MISI Nollie Beebe.
Orchestra.
’l‘cnor solo,
Ilnrry Stevenson.
Harmonica solo
Frank ('Imke.
Mrs. .larley‘ 11 Wax Workn.
l.ccturcr«—llnrry Stevenson.
M 1‘11. .lal‘ley~-~-\'l11i1‘lln Morton.
'l‘hc Glant~~-l"1‘1111i1 Clnrk.
Living Womnum-Emma Svcc.
'l‘wo Headed (llrl—wliiarlhu l‘nxlou 1111-!
Emma Smith.
Contain Kidd and Vlctlmw-Churlca
Clark and Kitty Miller.
Slnmcnc 'l‘wlna——»H. oill and Joe Miller
The Du‘nrwanu-l Smith.
Vocalist-Minn Edna Ridge.
The Yankee-«II. Paxton.
lluben I11 \Vooda-~-A. Beebe and Mr.
(‘hlclu-uler.
lied llldlnu llood——--Anulc Miller.
Lady with the Golden 11111‘k11~-Min11i1‘
llt‘oiio.
Aunt (lphclln and 'l‘op‘swalnn linu-
kln upd Allco Morris.
.lnck . pruti 11nd \Vlfcer. Chlchcuter
and Miss Anuio Ireland.
IMPORTANT TRUST DECISION.
CHICAGO. February 20——A npoclnl
lo the Timon liorald rrom Cincinnati
hays: Judge. Rufun B. Smith. of the
Superior Court. hnn rendered a decla-
Ion that is regarded as important in
1111 hearing on truatn. Elias [book It:
noun. Kentucky dlstlllern. shut up their
munufactory under a contract with the
whlukcy trust by which the latter
named to furnish Block 11 8111111 all
their goods and pay them $1.000 11
month In addition. The trust became
In default for "0.000 under this con.
tract and suits were brought to to
cover. The whinky truer. filed :1 do
murrcr. alleging that the contract was
illegal.
The demurrer In overruled. the court
holding that when 11 contract. 111nm
ontly illegal. I11 only an Incident to 11
large contmt which I11 legal than the
first contract will stand as I clrcum
stance.
1
than he done that if our 1111111111
an:
l1In11vrl11 I11 lllmally trimmed with
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A1111 kind of trouble is unpleasant.
A great deal of trouble comes
from an unsatisfactoru grocer or
provision dealer. We have manu
pleased customers. Would like
to number uou among them. Will
11011 let us tru‘?
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Cor. Railroad Place
and
Washinglon Street.
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Sold I 111111 $l0 In $l5.
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Tailors. Clothiers.
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Hatters. Furnishers.
lthc instruction of its readers. “It 1.»:
.onu- mind of 11 \Imck to penultlvc 1111s
luacurlni lace laid 0\ er natlu In 1111- iriiu to 11 urn that Queen Vl1torla still
pll- d to the skirt and bolero of n taniusorl puchoull. 11.». she did In her girl
gown Ihood the only 1‘1lief to the situation
helm: a love of lavender for her llm 11
bur r1‘1ltaln. teas and like wear and her sleeplugroomn"
ruioolh cloths are still very much in
evidence.
qur women ARE DOING.
AMERICAN SUGAR MACHINERY.
The nan-sol will be either of tho Amuterdam Aching for Information
gown or of some material in strict Relative to Prices.
'"ll‘mony WWI"- ! WASHINGTON February 20~ln
r1 putt to the State Department Unit
Wrinklen tell the story we dont "k" .M Blntcu Consul Hill at Amotordmu
I" “N" I M“ told that “Md“ 5“" has enclosed 11 letter from the Knlon
Food with proper mnnnugo In dclluhl- lulu Bank of that city asking for in
ful to use. and that It will eradicate format.” relative to the prince and
them. 10111111 of tho host American nugnr
machinery. and nlno American Tram
way engines and appmtcnnuces In be
half of the bank‘ 11 113111! at Socrbnym
Java.
The city of Soornbnyn had 11 populm
lion 11f 112.080.1111d I11 two days by roll
from ilalnvln. Tho consul noyu the
cheapest way of shipping from tbi
llnltcd Statue to the former city In by
way of Liverpool or London. thence
For early spring wear there are
many tnilor- linluhcd waists. 0111‘. 11
111111. pretty brown cloth. line the odious
of Its boloro.1.hc beit.coll111 11nd 1loll1
nlct‘vcu that fall over under open of
thin mulcriul. all Ilnlnhed with white
buudu atllchcd with silk the color of
the waist.
The March fuhlon pubilcntiotui
chow quite 11 number of mwnu made
entirely of polka dotted material». It
In not always safe to lump at the con
cinulon that bemoan the atoms offer
rmluetiona In ouch anode is a euro in-
dication that they are no longer fash-
ionable. Polka dots will have vogue
all spring and contour.
(hu- store in buying gonumunly of
oollnrlosui with while another 111 hang-
Imx on It: for-11111 suite with coats very
much like thooo worn in the full.
Thorn nee-me to be 11 variety of opln
Inna 1111 to which will have the greater
voKIIc. There I11 no doubt but that the
former have more “yin and will admit
or 11 greater dl-piny of beautiful neck-
near. but there In 11 question if they
will be accepted by the mm».
W...
that American manufacturers take ad
Init business.
from Java to the
cutter. Consul lllll notes that two gov-
orimonl. offlcluls ‘of that country re
whiten was 1111111
to hinhlng mntcrln 11- for the water imp
“pl of Ioernbayo. .
levied In the ‘:D1111 nut motor at it
per cent. ad vnh
per cent. on per the IanQ for the Net
attitude.
1m-
l'Yeii. and we never had any real on
t until 111111 did."
W
To show how far in odvance the mat-
tor for nominee is made up, i will
quote below from the Now 1111111 Worn
one “melon. Wooded (turnip oft
t‘ ‘1!
1101‘ known on , ‘
chair.” It. Is the tantamount 111 the
of Australia—4n Sydney in the early
:1 31.13. lbs. for SLIM).
direct to Ilnlnvia The consul uriron
vnhtuo of this opportune time to 1111111
11 further foothold in the Java ImDOI'I- x
lanai your the exports ...
United Staten I
mounted to nearly 827. 000000. mainly '
e‘ctuly left there to make an Inspection
of the works of an American firm
the contrniit ‘for
111111.11 on iron and steel productn are
In. [untold of II c
”Dom your wife boil mt drinking
'And no you really 011M (fruiting
junction. and the great natural 111111 111‘
’tha rock facing down the luu‘bor In
311111 to have been a. favorite resting
place of the wife of Governor Muc-
quarIe. who represented the British
governmentn—aluo no governor general
‘0
days of the nineteenth century. M111.
Moeuunrle' 11 choir" has long been the
favorite resort of nulci‘des and sweet-
hearts, and many murders have been
committed near the spot. It wan aim
the main resort of shark other: in the
each shark fin delivered at the water
police utotion. the object. of course.
being to thin out the dread mun enters
from the harbor, where they became
plentiful and dangerous as the city of
Sydney grew in Value.
It was there one night that a broken
down immigrant came to 11 strange
turn in his fortunes. Not able to ob-
talu employment .he spent his last
shilling In 11. fishing line and shark
hook and cast off from “Mrs Mac-
111111rle's chair." After patiently walt-
ing for some time. another tramp
Joined him. and this changed the luck,
for he immediately got a line "bite”
it took the two all their time to haul
the shark ashore. but when they got
him I11 he proved it beauty-25 feet 10
Inches long. They cut off his fin-15
shillinga’ worth in the morning—and
being anxious to make all they could
but of the haul proceeded to "rob'
the monster. They had often read of
days when a reward was given for «
new materials suited for early spri
A11 usual plain goods are most]
prlng ress G on
11111111: seem a little early to call attention to your new spring
dress. but the demand is here, and also a fairly good showing of the
11g wear.
y in demand, black being decid-
edly strong. We mention a few of the special offerings on sale to
Serge, smooth finish. excellent weight
for separate skirts, exceptional value
75 CENTS.
45-inch. nil-wool, rough and smooth
finished Cheviots. yarn dyed. ready
for use. 001‘. value for
MCENTS.
o
54-lnch Black Venetian. extra
weight, a very dressy and desirable
fabric, the regular dollar quality. a
limited quantity at
marrow.
Black Goods COLORED
52-inch, nil-wool, Black Cheviot D ress GOOdS
30 Inch solid colors In not stripes.
all the desirable colors, Including
l1lnek,us a lender
25VCENV‘VI'8.
All wool 'l‘rl'eotn. bholce colors. es-
pecially good for waists, 01‘ for school
wear
25 CENTS.
50 inch. nil-wool Canvas Cloth, 11
much talked of fabric. regular vulue
75o, here at
59 CENTS.
25 pieces of Fluids. In a big variety
of colorlngs, cashmere and flannel 11n~
ish,
85 CENTS.
diamond rings. gold watches and pock-
clinic of sovereigns being found Inside
nl1arku,for. while these fish can digest
metal
inside. among other things. they
found the body of a Gormdn. and from
parent that he must have been in Lon-
don about three weeks before. Indeed.
in his overcoat pocket there was a copy
of a London newspaper dated 20 days
previously. it was in 187 0 before the‘
cable was laid between Europe and
Australia. and the steamships took
over nix weeks on the voyage between
London and Sydney. The paper con-
tainer] news of the outbreak of the war
between Fr1an1e and Germany. and it.
In London. had been recalled home to
nerve In the army of the fntherlnnd.
had either jumped or fallen overhead
in the channel and had been picked up.
by this great shark which belonged to;
the fastest of his species.
In the morning the immigrant had a
good wash and brush up and a full
feed on his 10 shillings. having given
5 to his companion and sent him about
his business. lie had eontclved 11
1:1‘1111 idea and wished to have as few
routedcrntee as possible Asking 11
policeman who was the greatest wool
broker in Sydney and getting the ad—
dress, he went straight down to the of-
Ilcc, where his peculiar earnestness
coon got him an audience with the
busy broker. No one in Sydney at
that moment dreamed of war between
France and Germany. and wool was be-
Ing sold merrilynt uinopencc a pound.
"Well. my man. what can I do for
you 1'" asked ‘the broker.
"1 want you to tell me." said the poor
immigrant, “what tho price of wool
would be to Sydney should wnr break
out between France. and Germany. it
is nlncpcucc now."
"About 3 to I shillings,"
broker
"Very w.‘ell' replied the visitor.
"Now. the French troopn are march
lug on Berlin. and what promises to
said the
thc papers In his pocketbook it was up I
was apparent that the German. llvlngi“
[A BALE OF FANCY OUTING FLAN-
NE L8
11 man they are not able to negotiatc’ .in short lengths. the best styles only, ;
‘ name an you pay from the piece, 101:.
here at
7 CENTS.
25 CENTS.
EXTRA HEAVY WHITE OUTING
FLANNEL.
A few hundred yards left from Sat-
urday's selling, 101:. quality,
1 5% cau‘rs.
i
1
IV
NEW LACES AND LADIE
SPECIAL VALUES IN LA
, THE NEW “LA TOSCA” A
I A FEW HINTS AT NEW ‘1‘
1 run NEW SILK w AISTS.
be 11 long and bloody war has actually
begun"
"Nonsense." said the broker. "The
mail from London tame in yesterday.
bringing news 11p to six weeks ago.
and there is no news of that wild sort.
The lmmlgrnut thereupon unfolded
lithe London paper. dated three wecka
previously There was no hu:2;
over that. There 1ould be no hunibtig
Inbout it. for such a paper could not be
1] in Sydney. and besides its
:prodnec
.matter gave. abundant proof of Its gen
3’ NECKWEAR.
DIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS.
ND L'AIGLON BELTS.
AILOR MADE SUITS AND
TIDE TABLE FOR FEBRUARY.
Computed for Wilson Point Dock,
| From U. 8. Coant Survey Tablet.
Tide table for February, 1901. com-
‘puted for Wilson Polar dock, from
Illnlted States Coast Survey tables. The
height In feet and tenths nie reckoned
ll‘Oll'l Mean Low Water, which Is the
datum of soundings 1m the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Charts for this
region. and which is 3.0 feet below
mean sea level Morning tides on first
«uiucnees. “ool was already 4 shll- iln
huge 11 pound on the London market. {page}, Stigma“ "deg 0" second ""9 0!
On the Wool Exchange people Date HT. 111 m to
thought that broker mad when they 20. 11,453.11: 86ft 5418'"; -—1If't
saw him buying 11p all the wool on the, ' ' ' 5'55pim' -L'3ft'
«market. and wiring offers all over the 21. (1123.111, 8.6f‘t 6'27a'm' —1 "ti
colonies He made 11”eorner.‘nt any 12.31pm. 85ft 6'4ip'm' __1'2ft'
rate, purchased all the wool in Aus 32. LooaJn S'7ft' 7.1811'm' _._1‘0"'
trailu and looked happy. Sure enough. . 1.21p m' 3'2". 7'o7p'm' -—0'9ft'
in 3 [CW weeks' time out came the 23. 1508.11“: 8'4ft' RAIZR'm. “0.7“-
news by the mall steamer and up; 2140-111 7'3“ 8'23p‘m' -—0'6ft'
went prices The broker sold out for 24. 2'33 m' R'lft' 9'0911'm. ——0"lft'
.3 shillings and more a pound and real- 3:139}... 7'5“; 9'lgp'm' --0"ift'
lzod some 1.1 00011110 on the deal. , 3'393'm'. 7'7“ 10'15a'm‘ and
He envc the Intelligent lmmlgrantl “5n,“ 68ft 10'25p'm' 01ft.
an old suit of clothes and a £5 note gm 4.43am. 7'3". 11.293'm' film.
for l1is“."tip and this set the pool 5.3mm. 5:5“. 11'37p'm' 0.5“.
(‘hnp 11p In the world He has got 27_ 5.5‘an_ lift: ' ' ' ' '
along so 11‘1ll through the lucky strolu 6.53pm. 6.5ft. 12 4611 m 0""
that in is now keeping a public house 28. 7.03am. 7.lft. 0'5qa'm' did
in \1’.oolloomooloo ~—l.ondon Free 30511-111. 6.8ft. 1'5gp'm' .61“:
Lance. ' ' ' '
CALL 58-2.
Seymour’sStore
The Wonder of
Twentieth Cent
Prepared Biscuit Flour.
‘iu every pack11ge.(Samplcs F
Out of tub. 30c lb.
it speaks for itself.
Elsin Creamery. 25 and 201‘, lb.
in prints. 32c lb.
551: ban.
1‘
headings run through with bright fib-
' bon- anti Million with 11111111.
England 1111111 111 31111111117. but this 11111;.
allot-In In its lurch number-.1011 -
MW (101”. it n. all 111m II.
1111i- “an: ambition. '
11111111: 11mm
THE “RELIABLE" PRI‘ZI’A R I‘ll)
Fancy White Crisp Celery, 131‘. bunch
Prunes, 6V lbs 251;.
911/ York Grocery 50.,
11.11. ‘31;an a co. someone.
the
ury.
l"i.( ll'R i“1 )R ill
MUFFINS AND CAKE.
Prepared Graham Flour. (Entire Wheat.)
\1111 need not be a professional cook;a111 school girl can make ti111n.
rec.)
Cheese. large assortment of
Crackers.
The finest N. O. Molasses In town.
cg
Surat/o
Vincland Sweet Pompeii. Baldwin cake.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR. Loading Grocer. 133 West Washington Strut.
For One Dollar we will give vou
‘Ono Pound Bur Group or Black Tn
,pm hand But Jan Corfu
‘E'Sonn Pounds Granulated Sun
=01» lot l'fno Tailor Soap
Finest Print Buffer 220;
0111‘ Sii'é'cial sale of Maud S. Flour is Still Going 011.
$4.40 barrel.
gs Pepwniged Cheese 10c (M by mail or telephone.
l
SCUITS. DUMPLINGS.
Prepared Corn Cake Flour.
A valuable cake receipt
AFULL LINE OF HOT HOUSE VEGETABLES.
Bridgcwntcr llill Creamery Buttonlnnd Greening Apples. Double Cream
fancy
llnrnhnm'n liuaty Jollycon, 10o pelt.
We are pioncoru In almolntely puro
admin. The h‘err’in llnm. iimokod Boot
or a Illtc II of Boneless Bacon are hoods
llhat win their way Bond on your or-
It will re.
Icelie prompt attention.
' TELEPHONE CALL, 133-6. ‘ Retail
11..... READ OUR SPECIALS 11......
FOR THIS WEEK.
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$1.00
If".
5 lbs $1.00.
551: baa.
Tomatoes, 51: can.
SOUTH NORWALK. WNW
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