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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 23, 1915 · page 2

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fm [or on W muss:

{toil-corn semi. tired. Iv. a... m
Mlle-i. meantime.

bug—Silent Night, 811th

:.,lecirsticn——Jlndle Bells, John m
flung—Sent: Claus. Mod.
Recitation—Tho Spirit or Christians.

Six Pupils.
Wisdom—At Christinss Time,
‘ the Needle.
Mailer-Christin” Cuddles.
enl Pupils.
lug—Carol, School.
lending—How the First Christmu
‘l‘ree Wss Trimmed, Eve Jones.
Concord School, Grade VI, Room H.
i‘pncher, E. R. Donohue.
long—it Came Upon the
oClesr, School. .
lotion-The Greatest Gift Gin
Shimko.

it locitstlonv’l‘he Pedlar,

' bush.

"Violin Solo—Gussle Nagy.

Won—Impender, '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Lil-

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Midnight

lsry Ba.

Claudette

" ”tellers—Do You
.lsrlon Killer.
' betchtion—Chxistmas‘ ‘
_'*8sndy_'.
m—Oh Holy Night Mary 3810“!!!
attain—Sly Santa Claus, helen

Ever Think!

m ' John

Includes—Ethel Gencsy.
. Mutton—Joseph Audino.
Violin Bolo—Domnlc Dnmstn.
S Initiation—Aura Cher-loll. ~
1; Recitation—The Herriest Dsy, Lucy
‘ “ 871138-
t“: Whilen—Scnls’sbetter to Gnndmt.
trillion Sender. . - ' - i
We Ins—ants mos. sum
Cencerd School, Greys Vi, Room 6.
Mber, Edna. M Morgan. I
long—Mornilixfldr. Close.
Ilenilstion~The Pedlsr, Anne Dsrsn.
Isolation—Sweet Christmas Bells,
.. flutes Ksrdo‘s.
f“ ;3flncltstion-—Wh1le Shepherds Witch
\ the, Their Fiocks by Night 01m
Minuet-woodman letalre, Helen
Hockey.
" hilt—i. Came Upon

1-..2

than»

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3

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the ”Midnight

elm, Class
Inclinlion-llsng 'Up~ titer“ ’Bsbre
, srrkirv “rmices Sevnstnno.’

3001;... l‘witn the Night
- ,1 Christmas, Laura Sherman.
Recitation—The Stockings'
luau, Anna Cooke.
Song—Hark! the Herald Angels Sing.
"2Clnss.
“citation—it i Wore Santa Claus,
Lipid yore.
Jlecitstlen~Chrie§mts Belief Msndor
'l‘n‘hYL .
Recitation—~The Christmas Pretender,
Ellubeih Lassen
eons—«lion Night, Class. . ".- ,
Concord School, Roorn A, Ungnded.
Teacher, lvn E. Cellos.
Songwbe'ccmber, School. .
Wtionvhitllc Stackings,
.. . In“.
' 3 ltstion—The
Helen Fedor
m—Merry Skaters ,Scliooi. 3
intimation —— MnrJoIic's Christmas,
Emily Venezia. .

Before

Christ-

~.

Lester
Birds .Chrlsti‘nas,

4’2‘

F

' The {dining programs wens pro-
snarl .s the Concord sud Knudsen
mic, mutter-000mm the

" -' Renoir" 2.1. 0! 8L Nichol-a. Ho" swam—0mm lash. Ales.
‘ and Willow. Horse-om
lecitstItu—csristmss Bella. 8mm song—n Come on the 101an
Pupils. Clesr. mass.

3 Sour—Hark! the Hersld Angels.

' 33‘ Récitntion~Wstching for :Salrto.

' inger.

Recitation—Spain's Visit, James For.

Sous—Then MM
od‘ce '

mum—quantum!“
picsthrfield.

mun—mmmm.
mm
WHCIW

Robinson.
Recitstien—n'l‘hey're Spelling Things
At' Our limes, Ale: Gunny.
Recitation—0W Time.
Hmth. 3
Recitation—Suits Cloris. Florence
Chernok.

Recitation—Twas the Night Belore
Xmas, Class.

Song—Snnis Clsns, Clsss.

Concord 3.13.... Grade III.
Teacher, K. r. McHugh.
Song—ChrIsimss Time is Drawing
Nesr, School.

Recreation—sue Pie and the Clock.
Joseph Pslumbo.

sens—Suits Claus.

Recitstion—A Visit From St. Nlcho
ins. Louise Pinto.

Song—~Sileni Night. '
Recitslloo—llu'jory's Xmss, llsrgsret
-Soll.ss.‘ _

Mtnljhn—e'l‘he Birds Xlllll, wuuun
Kerches.

Helen

Concord School, Grade lil, Room D.
Teacher, ll. 0. Wood.
Recitation—While Shepherds Watch-
ed 'l‘helr l‘locks, Clsss.

Merry Christmss, Susie l.

in the Toe—Jennie Berber, Annie

Snow Time~Clsss
w'II‘IIe em. or ChflsWe, my
sirens ¢ ‘ '
Our Jenn. Hsrry Young; 42:;
Souls—0 Jack Frost, Clap“:
Under the Mistletoe, Cerf: Foclrss.
Song—'-Sleigh'Beils, Lillisw‘ltotchsm.
Bong—.Silent Night, Close;
My Dolly. Rose Glsey. 3+
Song—4t Clinic Upon the Midnight
Clear; Close. ‘ ’
3 Knudsen Kinds
Morning Greeting. Kind
Morning Hymn, Kinderg‘ 3
Greeting to the Sun,
Song—The First Xmas. Kindergarten.
Recitation~Sunla's Ml, Vere.
Young
Recitation-Jinnah for Santa, Willie
_ Gercnde.

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Million—Merry Christies, Rebeca.

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$8

1hr outline-townie”!!!

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smelleds‘hs. Mummted

lion
sepsntlng one section or the building
from snother, end them run nouns

opened sit or the doors in the work-

drop. .0 the firemen could pin ad_l1rowhestlng ringmsstcr,

to block them.

Two Alsrrns Turned In.
The first slum was rung in st 6: 30

ociock from bar 3:: “d m. “co“ willing csptivs to his chsrrns

wster on the heart of the fine. At
’1: 00 o'clock the recoil wss sounded.
When the news thst the county Jail

dozen policemen. These were sent
both when the large crowd under
control sod to help bundle the prls
oners ll! it should be deemed sdvis.
able ”I‘m olileisls It the 138“ 10M to. the ocessi'gn. He steals the papers
chem out of doom. ‘-
8tsrted in Electric Pump.
investlguion by Chld Bartel

closed that the 1er started in en. °“’°‘ rive ut the circus grounds. The ring-
:S:S&?n$gm& m13‘3, muster usurper is promptly fired. out.
which concrete blocks us me: by 0! possession of the prope'rly. in fuel
load paragon. A mnnootion wss he is consigned to the lion's cue,
W” ,‘W m www.mpu minim um I.
m 311:. m. I... ”on “a," 1....an wl§l1 “I. iter-

' ‘ ~ fnh‘df llitertssedsopiewpit w’ith the Pay

Flsrnes Shot U Id.
The dunes etc their-"shy through Munitions. but it this 69d one see the

the finer oi the second story harm nMflys with “‘1! hipsds stuck out

' soon hissing extinct the 1001.30- ummvu sod west-ins ht”! M3

tween the root end the second lloor

q'l'

,fl,
"hi

to fortune;

which was “stored the leather, which, ,
the prisoners mite into vsrlons pr. -

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The O. K. of The scum.

TRIANWW‘ ELEM
“ME-mumps”
ewuwmm our
downlusndhisscrobstlcsthsn
soyothereonsdhnotthopredentdey
lsludbythem-KW
bacon-sandman
Ir. Foywillhelellst
“A Ferns-lie
’shrsstisstlosetdrcus lilo

Ir. Fey
Inn-woman
sevenllttlelroys. They
thlsplcurewtth his
MmdMMChnrl-kr-
llngllse Reich ind other Keystone

We N in Us flay deflate 0 son
olmtwhotellsmltolshlflnow into
s fortune, patrimony sud silo seven

Polly losers. lt weenie,
to the once of the stone comm. h mm old!!!“ but}. do”,
AM! calling the fire depsrtment, 1&8 on ‘ w “gum“, We. um ‘
who seizes
Inittsnee without chopping, end he- ‘tho mn’ end oust: bet. from her
tore the fire coined sunlcient hesdwsy property Ben is the silence for the
" conic-hobo that M onsets. He ashes
‘11on st the widow sod shebeeorness
which
mm box 888 st 1: 31 o’clock. The ”0 mane“ b! A "00k 3““ and ’1
firemen responded promptly sud soon fused! stovcpipe' but he has stolen
but men! lines of hose shrine coins hirnier wnen neat. and my.
10‘! hurls st the minister's end the
tstelul vol-chm ssld Eddieil finds cm
was on fire wss received at police he has ulsosnnexed to himself tor lite
helduusrters, the pnrol wss buried the widow'shrood oi seven. He does
'7 dispatched to the scene "‘3‘ ‘ over the root tops and then down in
n he! wsson. all siteshim. Finally he
meets s clown. who 1m {siren "the

wipers" from the I'lngmnster. Foy rises -

beck uthors the widow slid children
E under his in“ commanded” I trolley '

Johnson end his subordnstnl or the cur, puts his little family in it 1116.,
fire department. with .Isilnr Scott. dis- despite wreck end WWW. to u"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I Day“ Nursery
We l‘ k-

90 Wednesdsy sit-noo- the chil-
dies at the Day Nursery hsd their
ennui construe tree sod party,“
the Nursery on Union street.

The tree wss fired in the corner
olthemslnrdsy-rooni,sndtighieds
little on. than “was chi»
dren, twenty-eight in com Ineseh—
ed in m the Milan room. and
m n circle around the tree, sung
II Christina enrol.

The pills were then distributed,
each child rescuing two toys, s has
and slowing of costly, s Isms Cirrus
end on orange.

After n play time, supper was serv-
ed. Tbe table wee decanted with
Christina napkins, s lighted Chn‘st-
rnss coke-sad psper cups. ,How the
kiddies enjoyed themselves, and sitar-
saying their little prsyer, how they
tell upon the good things provided!

A few or the mothers were present,
snd their aces retooled the pleseuro
of the children.

 

Elks for dolls and dogs; Mrs. W. J.

candy; Kindergarten 01 Miss
and Miss Byington, for stockings fill-
ed with toys; Mlss'ltsgner. toys; Mrs,
Philip Knapp tor oranges; Mrs. Ernest
Hsvilsnd tor spoons; Mrs. E. K. Meth-
eweon snd Mrs. Dudley Raymond for
toys, stockings and Christmas tree;
Mrs. John Monetti oranges, sud a
friend for Slots Clsuses.

 

HAT LABEL oscrsion.

”—1—-

Newsrk Court Pluses Upon en inten.
- 00an Mint.

The’Nownrk Evening News of yes-

 

terdsy sold:

The directors wish to think The -

Wilcox for toys; Briuermsn Bros. tor .
Belts '

 

 

Special Jewelry Display
Fourteen Karat Gold-Platinum 2

Brooches, Bracelets, Bar Pins, Paidsnti,
' B Pills, Ls Vallier one,
I”? u. Loren
Chains, Pocket Knives, Lingerie Clasp and
Scarf Pins mounted with

diamonds. sapphires. amethysts, tourmalincs,
terraces and other precious stones.

—'

There are shown modern eficcts 111 green, gold and
platinum combinations and other attractive novelties.

This display includes the best styles in quiet taste
and refinement oifcrcd by the jewelry craft.

Attention is called to the extensive variety for, se-
lection and the stractivcnees of the prices.

Gold BroodIcs $3.00 to $50-00

l'"l’ltttnum Scarf Pins, with
diamond. need- and sapphire

combinations $10.00 to $50.00
Green Gold Surf Pins, with stones 31.75 up $15.00
La Valliercs , $3.75 to $100.00
Bracelets 354.00 to $35.00
Gold'Poclret Knives $7.50 to $15.00
Gold Handy Pins $2.25 «136.00

 

(the B. m larch (unwitting
TIMES PRESSING. I ‘

 

 

 

 

A decision which was in sect s rul-
ing that non-union but msnulscturersy
In refinishing m originsllyjroduced:
by union sisters. need not remove the'
Inlnn hhel, wee bended down this
morning by Judge Cecil it. When
in the First District court. The core
st. issue wss the suit 0! the United
Hatters of North Amerlcs against
Abrehun Goldfsrb, of 18 Bedtord
street. and Judge 'llsclshon gsve‘

1 Judgment in (ever of the dotsndsni.
“ The United Hotter: sued to exsct n1
pensity of 8200 from Goldinrb, silos-

tlcles. Beversl other mscbines on the
second floor were ruched by the
do but whet dnmsge Jam .1300
done to them had not been scour-
tsined inst night. -

The most suthslllnLl lflt I01?” ins thst be sold from his estsbllsn-
Aileen Poe. who plsys the new» went huts beetles the union lsbcl 0t
inns in “Twin Beds. " the Mb I» the United 3mm. llthmb he wss s
tlysll which Selwyn sod Connolly pn- non-onion msnutsctnrer. The testi-

, tiop both iron: shove sod below. Two

FHIM Fl" 30*” WIYI- sent st the Regent Thestre on Christ
The firemen loopht the oonfingrd- m 4.3? muié‘eé end night. hen ill-I—
holes were c110 ed in the root snd ed It United Buttes Navy "test concern-
seversl windows”. were Wbmhen 'llbe WI ”Kim" dull Ifiivh. WMP"v
other demure 'wss done to the wooden knows nothing, nor ever will. it, it
“mn&,‘¥°l'?lh°' In: 3117' mtchln new with’ ‘thé en‘sim and minutes or
cry c 0 neon an 0 er nicott
could not commit themselves to the the U‘ 8' 5' Georgie. “I." t: ‘3“
amount of the damage last night. “’03 plsce 3‘" to begin at e e-
Insured by County. ginning; when the Georgia. had been
The Jail is insured by the county out 0 week or so, on the lust long
end the stock is insured by Mr. mm of the “a", it wits round that

 

 

Recitation-If, Margaret Dletrcch.
South-gully Old Saint Nicholas, Ethel
F0

Recitndpnf—Bsby's Stocking, Mildredl
-l‘svnh ‘-

llecitntiom—Ssns. James v.1...
[Isolation—Xmas Dolly, Ethel Fowler
Song—Santa, Kindeigurten.

't

Lucy .

Z l

Boyd
Recitation—Dancing Around the Xmas
Tree..Robert Dunn.

Recitation—Sonics Lunch, Ruth Ute-

Recitation—41mins Errand, Elisabeth
fierk'es \ ’
Song~Jeck Earner, Louise Dnleo.
Rccitntion—Dollys xm'ns Magdolinc
A
Ritzo

 

touch—Santa Clsus. : W :eelli’nl ‘
6.0de
ll33300 ——vX Fl ’
,M0n_chmm$ 33mg, .5 mos ngor Hay. Kindergar'

 
 

 

finial.
" - fifipry of .lesusrTescher. 3;,
,» Cong—Ange} mees ilegedus:
Song—Holy Night, School.

. Concord School, Room I. 7‘2.‘
South—it Came Upon the Midnith
”3.:‘Clesr.
' DeceII her Edward De Mata, Salvatore
*2 L'l‘ests ll.

' stmas, Paul Smith, Louis Gunsyi"
gloseph Murphy. Grey Comma.

#:Chsrles Gaydosik Salvatore mails,

[3 .

Nine

“"" Elizabeth Evans. 3

’ 3:130 BM’ 5 Stocking. Rose 82qu

‘2‘ fanny—Holy Night

.g-‘(grsre .0. minbstltmlesh “Mod-
“33 gsret Simonsiry.
Christmas, Helen C3

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’fl'tcrltntlbn—Xmss Wishes, Charlotte
Stdll. “

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Distribution of Cilts. ~.
Sling—Commie so All. Kindergarten.

, we Dibble. , .
Opening3380n¢~0hrisimas 3mm. ls

lien. 1 1w ,
ll3ccltutien~~My Tree, .luliits Changev

dandelion-“Xmas is Just Doe's,
.~ as Maison. '

Lt
Thom-' i

lm

Song—A Xmas Carol, Kindergarten.
Recithlion'u-A Funny Thing",

Louis
Daleo.

3,: qndertui (Proof Kindergur

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is close friend sud adviser or the late Beds'fi with a
1CecI1 Rhodes. star In mum new"; 3
idny, it is hnonnncé‘dtu' Mr. lilo/irks“;t “it; 3 .
wasntrufieeotiheumotirnmodes new asxmé. its“ 5111A . fr

. n... ”0'! 3t“; mam}, 3 £3333, ‘

Clerk and his sub-con
pending the inspection $0ch nobody aboard her had had the prov!
tatlvcs the insurance companies, no deuce to bring along something to

work willhbe done there, Jsilcr Scott read. Most of the middles were "08h
d 'l‘ e prsonors will be given a "on, Annapolis, .3116 and ed to both:
short vocation. A small gang will be entertained by mere communion with

at work this niornii lmIvev r en
ins up. 2" 18. be] 0 their own douls. So when. finally,

m'l‘l‘I‘e wgyk :1! “mating the. concrete somebody uueprtlied 0. single COW 0:

0c s w tell 3 one on lilo first or, ‘ popular N3 urine; more was gloat

2222. h2°“"‘l‘3:"°22" 22.22: m... .2... 2m 2“ 2°
use 0 e mores

machinery. it it is found that it lies, 59““ read-and in "3‘8 second extreni

been disabled. - i'ty, one of the middies had a big

Liohts Out of Business '

idea.
Jailer Scott md [at night "I." “ es here in
when he went into the biasing "um, net‘s tnke these actress

ing to open the doors for the firemen ”‘9 trout °1 the magazine and grade
he tried to turn on the lights w'lth 'em—eyes ten, nose ten. mouth twenty

the swiighi Iafifimg“? do it, bows and an 21.21:an see how they meas- 3
ever an t. s e list the. elect‘ .. each it , in diam
trinity to the Conn 'ding. ch'lnoryig one up 80 p c 0111 N S

numbered. was its-sod mound. tromvi

is on the heme Gil-dull“ as“ slfie’hghts‘” gravely

and that when the wires become middle '0 middle and each
crossed, the lights went out and the end sci put down his Opinion 0‘
lire started at the some tline‘

Work in the building yeslPrdn}
stopped at a. few minutes before 5 pose
o'cinair The Iceman a mm a“
8:033 .t-lld 'lrg‘ys or the but lng. :srrying d‘h‘ocoun d
t a everyt n w s all ri tend «I it ’ “M
:ouildlnk; securgly gushed if: Nomi???“ the omccra 11d W Fm
was found amiss until after B O‘clock
when the smoke was smelled and the'
fire lound. .

perfect in ever} particulur. by, may
middle whom; the ,Georgie, and

 

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céCtI. RHODES semen case. '0! 1011: plus;

coupon nee; 2024140: A. trawling. and minimise{ will We“...
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1,:I'incincing', Mills Foe

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Knudsen School, Grad“ l and ti. -.
.‘ 'I‘eonbmtw Florence Y3j31t3slor, _ Ger-

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Recitation-Wify Do Bells For Christ-
mm In;

sons—Away III the blender. Grade I.
Unfinished—meet m

 

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nine-Adm
issued torbni

 

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apfli‘to householdic ' ‘ "~ r'
Further orders requires persons pus?
peering row oils, house! and torch to
report the quantity on hand the first

 

 
 
 

 

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it, in It s t book he had for the par-2

mks were bonded to.
belonged bruins

mt'the only styrene totb’e'. adiudsed .

21106 32.9322 '%fi§lw3iw'*j“‘ 7~ '-
admirably saunas

 
 
 

 

{ammu- at every .inontb This ,3,

any wns heurd Friday.

in his decision. Judge hiscllshon:
said first. the testimony introduced by
the plelntl piece!) united to crests
l s suspicion so to the defendant‘s con-

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But you can make hasre with
comfort at this Store, ' -

sperm wrrirou'r WORRY is the mum getting the
most out of these last couple of shopping dry; bcfer'c Christ-
Inns;

From every angle we are prepared to put your every shop-
pifig moment to the best account, and to help you to mskc
this

THE VERY HAPPIEST CHRISTMAS YOU EVER
HAD.

 

 

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duct. but wss not suillclcnt to wsrrsml ' J
the imposliloh by the court of the pen-g 13'? 1 a
nlty provided in the statute coverlupi 3 . 3 . .
m ...... .. mm ...... I H l'da Reminders
3' Don't miss this. Cut out this slip,‘ 0 l y -3
enclose with five cents to Foley s Co . . ,
tentacle-u. Ill. writing your name andl Attractive and Seivu'eable
address clearly. You will receive in
m... . u... mt... when“. Gifts appropriate for Xmas.
Foleyn Honey and Ta Compound. Wolsts, made in attractive styles of lawn, voile, orgsndy, striped
1'01' 0038“. WM "Id "0qu F01” K” 4 silk, crepe de chine and Pussy- pillow Silk 980. to $.98
iney Pm" end Foley Catlisrtic 'l‘sblets ‘ Kid Gloves in tan, block, grey, white, black with white stitching and
i Sold everywhere . t white with black stitching“ $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50.
GERMANY CHANGES MONEY. , '3 14mg 1cm Gloves in black and -\\‘lilte, 33 “.35 odd $.‘p‘5
BERLIN. Dec. 23 via Isondon.11:05 Neckwear in different styles: tint, rolling hl’ld chin-chin coll's‘rs, collur
‘“ m.——'i‘he Federal 00‘1““ has do- and» cut! sets, vesiees, chemisetles and guirnpes.
lcided on “‘0 coinage 0‘ iron ten pten Aprons, small, medium and largo, plain and trimmed, suitable for all,
nlg pieces. i 3 25,4125
~ ‘ ”W W ' ’~"‘_ .9 Handkerchlefs with or without initials. plain or embroidered. some
1 . I'd G 2" Mechlne ? with lace edge, me, to 3.250
ra ' _
Pu355; ensmom ' 3 Novelties in pin cushions, shaving-pads. needle-books, ribbon and
M 2 3 vanity bags, fancy pen-wipers, sachets and various articles. (a,
.................... J I. MALLETTE .
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l“_3,‘:'~ 3"“‘0 ,. .. , C'— 3 _
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3 ‘ 11:0.08‘Unealcuth)..-..~.I.......i.._......y -i 13¢ I '3
;- ~ 3 3 33
.33 32 Criscocutto'...:..“........3',... .... . ......... 3.,' 22¢ 3,
“‘2', Delicious Creamery Butter ., . ..- “5' 32¢ 3;
Campbell'sBcans.......... .. .................. “can
,3 Magnolia Milk cut to. ...... . . 3, 10¢.
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my lrltrndrtho host. the’world mm.
i feel that I up selling 033130!!! the host

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

«files I sell them ‘rW .W. W. Gust-sun you the lowest prices on 15 years guora.
Qnteed do mine into lenders, 3 PKGS. 25%
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5 shrill ‘51 1'11 per wo‘ll._’ ”2 ply, , _/. 3 3. ' ' '
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