,
’ a
F-
A
3
VJ
A.
’o
‘v.
~'. h. interests on the effect of the re-
. -.‘o. The ll'l'.“-'L'!li‘l’l' from docks in
.gimnaxes to fill‘ li'ls hcen 235,099,153
Suns as against 35,174,707 tons for
-3119 similar Inl‘lf'd n! 1924, F'uinnce
amen admit that the cut in price-s
:Jneans a, mighrv narrow margin of
‘jar'qflt for operators of deep chart
mines in tho ‘lppt‘l' Suptrior i'tgion.
#:th out .‘n ore prions has had
_‘qme effect on the Buffalo pig niar-
._.-£_3;.__hlll so tor a? can he learned.
H19 price of mstorn Pcnnmvlvania
4 ‘I put and working: furrow “ill allow
. ‘ umlnzham is confident that (it'spllé-
3‘31: iron
‘izo'. ;
, at:
m represented was that o;
“o .
‘r "d,
creases
By J. C. BOYLE"
P- Special Corryspondcnt of
?- Thc Evening Sentinel.
(Copyright. 1 925.)
I moronic opinions were expressed to-
, do, by the producing and consum-
’} Mon at 50 cents .1 ton in the
”- prices of Northern iron ore. From
I Duluth, mine owners declared by tol~
Jmph that production in the Lake
:' Superior region would be seriously
:ufloctcd With it possible drastic cut.
! ”output. 011; consumers in Cleve-
»gfind expressed llu: belief that the
- hut in prions would result, in an in-
ei'ifaae in lhi‘ amount of ore handled
tram :0 lo 1‘) per cent. Birming-
m pig iron [-rndllrcrs did not con—
their sutirfiiction' and asserted
would continue to turn out pig
.lees coat than their Northern
mpetitors.
Minnesota lnllir; ownLrs stated that.
‘less there l:~ livavy buying of are
in this time on through to the
"Opening of tin: navigation season.
”indicating henvv consumption by the
M! industry for the year. there will
be a. cut in production which will in-
valve complvtn via-sing or 501110 of
the smaller minor.
The first rule-3 of urn made by Du-
luth operators in the Cleveland mar-
KI
1
i5"?§§g%é‘"
:L:u>r:«
, last time establish—d the fact that
,‘ prices for 193‘ “ill be 50 cents a
{ton lower H;.2ii l:i.~,t your. This
:meaus u t'lll ul‘ $1.30 a. ion from .
‘~ 1923. :i: llllu!.lll"ll;‘ \‘('l‘t; lonured 30
cents last ra'isun. Declining prices
' tot pig ll‘Oil in in?» weeks
caused .1 general nmkncs:
‘: Northern or: marl-3.1:. and
TNérthern producers haw:
"4th. necessity to: tin. price
Jinn.
A year vago at this tune pig iron
prices were LU cents to $1 a ton
hither than they are today and mine
owners have made strenuous efforts
to. avaid turtlier reduction. As now
ambushed Cleveland ore prices are
find at 34.40 a. ton to:- non Besse-
mer old range and $4.25 for no Bes-
‘o‘lelnel‘ Missave rangc.
1 :“According— to the Clcwland ship-
‘3ng and steel men the lowest esti-
mate Yhf‘l‘c u: 121-. on: movement for
hm c
in the
many
toroseeu
reduc-
the season is 53,00“:in tons. This
{compare “‘!'11 .l lcl'll handled in
“1324 of ~1'.‘."’.H".'.“"J tou.- This Will
329p iii-3 Ol‘c ficrt l‘ll:j'. but vessel
eagmngs :iie notixp'czted to increase
.5. direct. ratio 511168 the low draft.
39b news natal! m the condition 0!
aka water's. \"ill Prm'riit the hand-
ling of full cargo»: "($23615 vvlll be
wfichibitcd irom lr-wluig 90 that. they
.d’atw more than l~ l-i‘ feet of water.
"ditch v« =.~:-‘l won my inraiis >hort
“argon.
.1 car» on tlir -luc!-’ at Cleveland to-
.‘w total: r-nl" nhovn. 3.026.304 ton”.
-'u.compareil v'ivh 17,052,559 a year
‘fioduct ha." imi byen at‘iccwd. Bit-
a..tfii'ngham. Pueblo and tho l.'tuh pro-
_Kucers are c-iitircly unworrlud and
.54.
due turning out pig as fast .is equip-
. fact that it takes about 8' tons
”qt‘Bil'mingham ore to produce as
*zn‘IICh pig as can be run from L‘ tons
. Lake Superior hematite. the cost
9‘ ‘xnining and transportation in the
fwubama district morn than counter-
ces any effect of Northern ore
‘wce reductions. The Colorado and
and Noel men also are
ffir a. thoroughly lll’JL’DPH'ltrnl post-
~m fortified by geographical prox~
Funny both to their sourcvs or sup-
.” and their mnrketé.
{man spite. of asst‘rtions to the con-
. m, there booms ovary evidence
.thut the position of threat districts
(.1138 been improved Ivy tlic prohibi-
w against the. “Pittsburgh plus"
(.hnot making iron and stud iii-ices.
m tau. shipment of ore in the
i ' and Went is not handicamwil
by winter weather. which closes the
root Lakes to navigation. Mines
2 galore are being operated on a.
3 ‘_ overhead and on a more (con-
it”filial basis than in Minnesota.
Business Topics
¢ i’mLADELPmA. April 10.—-'rhe
Philadelphia. Chamber of Cameron
entertained representatives of
a which have been engaged
ndustry here for 100 years or
re. Seven new guests were ad-
The oldest business
.I‘ .'.‘.~'
f
m ' .today.
, . Pei-ova Sons manufacturer-
t which was established
in
O O
‘ MON. 01:13.. April Jo.—The
' interests of Chicago havo
" that 286.000 acres 0!
tho north Panhandle or Tex-
-‘be opened for farm selfle-
2lgumodlately, About 75,000
v%@ be subdivided tor‘rosi-
‘ und a town in to be
' - 27 mileq north 9! Dal-
. c o
_ “April lea—The awe
Mon-nu denied u:
”an increase or up-
u; day requested by
m vortex-I. The
" ‘ Notes .
v.
m: w
.:‘.usi‘n_ess’ ‘ *
iii lN'PRlCE'OF NOR“ ' me"
i:‘ MAY CURTAll. “0996110”
._ : .c Superior Region and Minnesota Ownerc
Declare Lower Figure Will Involve Closing
Some of Smaller Mines Unless Demand In-
N'EW YORK. April 10,—Widely
unmoved a wage or '
Or a
a
-Mormon Elder Is
Accused by Girl
6321 L. Tompson, an elder
of the Reorganized Church of
Jan: Christ of Latter- Dsy
Saints (Mormon) in being held
in Boston on charges made by
Marjorie Fischgr, tho- girl.
who accuses him ,of lending be:
threatening letters, dent-Dal?!
noncr-
imen of Crockett and adjoining
counties are now feeding both ewes
and lambs and are succeeding in
saving atom. 2"" to 9.3 xiv-r ccnt. of
the lambs born this spring. This
{ceding \vill tide the slump O‘I‘r un-
til rains revive the range
0 O O
\AYAL STORES.
ATLANTA, Gm. April lit—Eng-
land and ("nai'iiiuny :im a-xru‘i'lod to
purchase at least 51'!.HUU.(H)U worth
~ . guide (or future production.
mm. ibi-
wean-m
’ in total at it in»;'0'z"o.im.ooo.~
’.. .
.00»
in the price of crud. oil.
0 .0 o , '
WAD EQUIPMENT.
. DENVER. April
or Bmuckover.
0 O 0
FRUIT.
to be normal
O 0 .
REUBEIL
AKRON. Allin. April
manufacturer: may have
hoped that this will
.Cblcago and the plant will be scrap-
ita business at Blrmlnghum and
Youngstown. Ohio. and in now de-
finitely retired from the wrought
iron business. ‘
0’. o
NOS-FERRUES METALS.
JDPLIN. Mo, April 10.—-The
drop in zinc and load ore price: in:
not been entirely justified according
to local operatora. Sonia mines
ed will go on a single shift bani-
while other: will be closed down in
order to check tho price decline.
0 O c
LUMBER.
NEW ORLEANS. April 10.—
Miils or the Southern Pine wooin-
tlon in tho last week produced 76,-
000,000 feet of lumber. Orders
totalled 34,700,000 feet. Ind 75,000.-
000 feet were shipped. Total un-
filled order: now exceed 246,000,000
tool.
0
the uttlement of the strike of taxi
drivers employzd by the Premiu-
Tlxlcab Company who have been
out for three weeks. The men will
be paid 84 a day for ulna hours and
55c an hour for overtime.
O O O
PAPER.
\\'.\’l‘i-‘RTO\\'N. N. Y.. April 10.—
It is no! («period that paper make
em throughout thc United States
employing union labor will be asked
for increases or wages at the‘atart
of the paper year. May lat. Employer
repreaontativos at recent meeting!
have decided against such demands.
——.\dvc~rtlso in the Sentinel for the
of turpentinv :iml rosin during the
«unload in United mm
GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 10
! m-n Best Feature-
2
‘.
lemduto‘o Sunni Cut“;
CNllI—dloore'u "Durban Bour.’
WOAW—Sa-td Dim
(Eastern Sundurd Time)
(loo-l Friday Manic. “PI-PI! .'
l‘. M—Diibolt' oruorio. “m
1.4.; Word. oi Chi-ilk" run colo-
tstg choir and orm
W32. 3 BW roux-cu:
fil—Q’m
modon m
M.—-w.u St. Joni-uni mint.
,— Dunou. tum”.
3,—8mphonlc Stun; 0m
“‘1'. N“ roux—coo;
g. fi,—Pfl
, 0:00 . M
an Hour.“ soloin- on!
.P. ¥.-—An Hour of
P. N.—-Ilucouonal loci
WIN. NIW roux—sou
P. M.——l:;a A. 31.40””
music. __
wan. m mil—815.0
0:00 P. M.-—Unclo m: Dunn nude.
WARE. RICHMOND BILL-816..
8:00—10:45 P. x.——60u¢cn Prom-um.
W0... NIWAll—dm
0:15—7:00 P. l.—-Hulle for m.
, ‘0
P
P.
P.
dldr.
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was
“grunt iii
an Sun on
i
:v .
i:
I
Daily idiot
best result;
KANBAIWCI’I'I. m_10a—?IIII
to mil coul'buruinc .qlumtlfl
the Kaun- City'wuor. pint In
new bola; drum. firm: mp" '11
can to om uu expected gdvunco
10.—Approxi-
match 81.500.000'17111 b0 spent dun-
lng the present your by the Colo-
rudo and Southern Rum-o“ in in-
proving on extending iu‘unec and
equipment; in Colorado sud Wyom-
int.
0 O O
OIL.
TULSA. Okla... April 10.—Otl pro-
ducer. Itill believe the decline of
light oil will mean certain momma.
once of crude oil pricealnthe mid-
'continent fields with the exception
WILMINGTON. Del.. April 10.—
It in now believed that tho'truit or-
chards of Delaware have not cutler-
ed severely from late (routs. Re-
port: of damn“: to blossom: are
sold to have bcell exaggerated The
pouch and apple crops are expected
10.—-The
Rubber Association of America. is
making a. survey of stocks 01 tires
and tubes in dealers’ hand. no that
a. better
It» is
check over-
supply and bring about a. more even
33%? of production and consumpo a. ”“0“.“4‘” syndicate buried by
. . . Dillon. Read and company yesterduy
STEEL. carted on the New York Stock
CHICAGO. April 10.-—Tho Ile— Exchange soon after the aubacrip-
public Iron 8:. Steel Company has
sold its old bar iron mill at East
pad. The Republic is centralizing
where night shifts have been “orkn
AUTOMOBILES ‘
BOSTON. April lO.-The state
board of arbitration has eflectod
K
Program ,
5.
. - . . . ,, . . s, . ~ , :
’mim
4 .
' i.
:wsouthxmmm *’ " cm’ ’
1; Million in; ; ‘ midi ' 7 7
2 Your! Tenn
9
.’
WESWfimrwmr
I:
,
i mmoar’a. m. April 10.
”—w-a. Mow. millionaire
mm 0: a. Poul. laid on!
his tool- at the fedora penitentiary
hon toduy’und vu discharged on
c. ‘»
Mow bud cohpleted the mini-
mum 1011 of u two your flamenco
tor'vio ion of the federal income
tux luvs. Prison authorities said his
record was excellent.
Blzolow become-1n mistdt to
the prison electrician when be en-
tered the penitentiary. His last
piece or work In the installation ot_
the new armroolony.
Bigelov brought cheer into the
lives of many prisoners. Last
Christina be distributed :00 boxes
of audy to them. He gave more
than 500 book: to the prison libra-
ry.
CHICAGO. April 10.—Govcruor
Small is to be ukod today to re-
prieve Runell Scott. former Toron-
ahm-(um Mum at Charm
fic.‘Wect Point” of the Peruvian
to pronoun under sentence to be
. With Peru and CM: dined up 15qu Callas": decision a arbiter h the Tang? “ma April 17. Chutes P. R. Mac-
Arics dispute,'mtuns W the dual-y m of the m mules, particularly to.- Auley. counsel to: Scott. announccd
mPam'mtunuou-duduemwmiym;wmm today.
only. '
Begin Trading in
New Dodge Stock
NEW YORK. April 10.—’1‘ndtux
in the new preference stock of
Dodge Brothers. Inc.. carrying u 3?
Comulatlve annual dividend. 850.-
000 shares of which were owned by
tflin book: had been opened.
The first sale was 200 shares at
8103. or 33 above the subscription
price. Subsequently. thc.atock bold
up to 103.50 and then dropped back
to 8102.
HAHN! M's “ILL
BRIDGEPUHT. April 10.—’I‘be
32nd nnn‘urzl accounting or the trust
fund of Phlnms T. Barnum. m
filed in proi-ritn- court ycuterday by
the Hartford Trust company. ud-
ministrators or the fund. lieu-in; on
which in act for April 16 by Pro-
bate Court Judge Frederick A Burt-
iett. Accorduig to the ncoountlnc the
trust fund 0! 81.205.000. multilin-
ed by the (among “:0th in.
will. produced an income 0! 899.-
0(2.28 during the year ending April
1. 1925. 840,000 of this to“ to Nul-
cy Barnum D‘ Alemdry D' Oren-
;iuu. his widow. Tho butane. is dis-
tributed to relatives. in accordance
with his will.
sonru you; yuan!"
FALMOL’TH. England. April 10.
—Grottir Al‘ll'mll. the young Bri-
tisb Colombian who hopes to but
Captain Raold Armand-en. the Non
wezian explorer. in an air rue. to.
the North Polo. uhlng' a. small air-3
chip of the ‘bllmp type, will leave
Falmouth Sunday in his little ex-
ploration aircraft for Liverpool
where the ship Will be finally mt»
ed out. He pints to start on the
dash for the Pole the latter part
of this month. '
-.....“
RRIT‘ITSCBIVITI‘ IV.) RETIRE
NE‘V YORK. April ill—Julius
Kruttschnltt. chairman o! the board
or directors and of the executive
committee of the Southern Pacific
Company. nnnouncml today that he
would retire on May 31. X925. under
the pension rule of the company.
4 =7 :=———I 3
we amino—.3 woe. mm ‘
:th 5. ¥.—‘—Clntu.u:_é‘b0ilvn1;l;:w 3333 l;- a I: «I: Polyte- .
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was Havana—nu.- . nu own—u...
moo p. l.—WJAB a: m. nae—a: . —llno An.
11.00 P. X.—-Bu1.uson 33m '1' cloths-o: Ens-u; ~
_ aux-use. now
am y_ ufihmm'mmmm. . Wu; w- c In. Isl-w u- .
33-533 um am" ”1.11 m
l0:00 P. l—Eminu”. Old!“ 7:0! P. l.~lc§ud 'c m '1. '
«so 2 M—‘I‘tl ml' (11:5,. 3"“ w o, ..
viis—hz. ' r. .—X\I‘cfl m was. mm a —m' '
3:30 p. M.—Dom M. cm 9. up“: guys" ae’i-‘vi.
0:00 P. [damn shot. ludc an. m. aft—0.5.0
m "momma—m: taco—'36 P. XFIQMI than.
7:00 P. .—xcrkau: bd-dllo m: wag), um. I an
wen. woman—“1.1 0:00—7:00 P. 1—star»: of an m. o
5:80—7:00 P. N.—wcrs moo—10.00 P !.~—Populnr m
7:15 p. l.——Tmuklr1¥inklo m. it.“ P. m-xumun hulk.
8:00 P. lw—Conm PW. m o-mw
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7:00—11:00 r. I.—-Btm ram-cop. no r. Is—Uudo loo-‘05 nun. -
uuv. vacuum—nus 533: P- Its-Puma 1"" od-
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too 9. x—nmm non Ola.“ 9:00 1’- .—¥-MM‘ ”We "a.
9,09 1:. ,__¢°M5 'n-tuuwh of the a..." It. Job‘-
o-oo vex—0d, nmawmiu x“Inns. %m
7500 ;. XI—Coom . . 7m.” P- ‘-—W .
no C'I'OH c. l—00
swag ;. §~r§£flm xii-b1: 7' E ap’flm talk. I. ,-
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a,” “£3 "”1 manta—mmgm ‘
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Mrs. Stillman Spurns
Reconciliation Talk
CHICAGO. April 10.—Tbc Herald
1nd Examiner yesterday said that
attempts to cited :1. reconciliation
between Mrs. Anny L'. Stillman and
James A. Stillnmn. Xiw York
Banker. who recently raieWed ac-
tion over the paternity of "Baby
Guy" have been made from two
sources.
The paper dcclared that the four-
teen year old son of tho Ftlllmune'.
Jicxanrlor, who Joined lila moth
hero for a trip to the Grand Can
you. brought one plot. While a simi-
lar sentiment was said to have been
expressed in a telegram received by
Mrs. Stillman from iii-r husband's
secretary in New York.
Mm Stillman. who departzd lubt
night for Arizona. was said to have
spurned the reported advances. She
said that utter a vacation in Arizona.
she planned to go to her estate at
often
tendon." Mrs.
as saying.
to Hmntvlllc.
down at Grand Anse I intend to do
much writing {or publication."
Easter Economy
in the White House
“'ASH INGTON .
' Grand Anse‘, Quebec. where she in~~
tended to write.
The substance of Alexander's ap-
peal. the Herald and Examiner said.
was that his father was heart brok-
en because Mrs. Stillman iiud defi-
nitely left Pleasantvlllc.‘thc Stillman
estate near New York.
secretary's telegrum was declared to
have said that Mr. Stillman planned
to sell his New York holdings and go
to Europe in the event of no‘recou-
ciliutlon.
"I intend to pay absolutely no at-
Stlllman was quoted
"I am never going back
I
“11811
April
vexing problem of
wear on Baalcr apparently |
disturbing Mrs. Coolidgv. The wife pend largely on the weather.
while
lO—The
what
New Haven Judges
. NEW HAVEN. April 10 — Ap-
pointment to the 'ooul city court to
take effect on July 1. 1923, “crc an-
nounced yesterday by Judge Eugcllu
Farley and Sheridan '1". “'hltakt r.
Charles M. Robinson . has been
named city attorney with tho follow-
ing assistants: Benjamin I). Winncr.
Daniel Pouzzuer and Mrs. 1‘runcvu
L. Roth. Louis Speranduro “an:
named clerk. and Samuel Marklc
and Herbert L. Emanuelsou. assis-
tents.
Mrs. Roth will have charge of the
domestic relations department. and
cases where girls are involved.
the
settle
of the President has bought no new
Easter frock or bonnet and plans
to attend church services Sunday at-
tired in a gown already in her ward-
rabe and a hat. that has be u used
bciorc.
Selection of a {rock and hat for
a
to
not
made at the last minute and will dc-
‘ ’ mmAY, APRIL 1.
u talcphone and lighting system at
Name Court Aids '
tho day. it was said today. Will be 'scmded 11:; _ ‘E’Z
lDr. L. L. on;
0F CHAP ~
BE Hill)
HARTFOLLr \-
Chapniane :‘JUT-;
their Lflf'l'i: l , m .
appeal 10 ll». r r—.
Errors whirl, in.
asking [lint ...
against Ci.::;»:...;,
Criminal Cnuri L.
be set (L‘I’ju
Junior dtfez. t
day it “iii l‘ .
ten day: t.- .~
appeal. a: :
man pianii- l “
man at t‘- 5' , ,
Judge Ifr‘fll" ‘ '17-.
York. acme.- . ' .
peeled hon. . V
‘couter Will: l. ~
Many Law 3;. '
Chapman arc .. .1 ‘
prison. i‘ r. - '
.i;f‘l
Q v
3 Governor s Sun F.
8100 for Girl.
zaxh‘svuw.
Hal Donahv".
Governor L’OF'.’ ..
Graham (or .~ , .. '
and cost: vr>':
llnquuicy (4'
your old Z::: _- .
took to Cci'.::: . _.,:
He “'34-, rv~ '
'oz‘ Shunt!" l!
:pnid. H~
[control of “ .
until Le rm .
Miss \‘ogvi ..
lbailon for .. :
Iii
I
1iStudcnt:\Vull. (lu-
; Aid Supt-rim .
BESSEM'ZE:
Ninc llull'lr‘v j
lunikcd out i,’ .
:an‘ QVQWK'J '
.0ut. until lll'. :w _' -
superintendvz.‘ .
V
What Would Easter Be Without An
Can you imagine enjoying the Fifth Avenue Easter Parade, either as a inimi-
cipant or as a spectator, if you knew that afterwards there would be no has; :-
Dinner? Or couldyou enjoy listening to the Easter Sunday Sermon. or could
clergyman deliver his message with much enthusiasm if either of you knew ‘.
Easter Dinner?
nothing but fastingr was to follow?
Easter would not be the (lay of bright ness and good cheer that it always is if r:.«
Easter Dinner were to be omitted. So we take this opportunity to remind you
PIGGLY W IGGLY has the freshest of eggs,'the best of ham and of green v. 4-...
tables and fresh fruits along with general excellence of quality and variety -»: 2:."
grocery store items at reasonable prices to help you prepare adequately for :2 w
cessful Easter Dinner.
Incidentally, our low price for Premie r Vacuum Coffee was so well su ‘
customers that we Will continue the 49c price for another week — and longer ll "
week’s Premier Coffee Sales equal the volume of last week.
Easter food suggestions follow:
c r -
cunt-
pported lg:
7‘
SEALDSWEET FLORIDA ORANGES
‘ Large and Juicy, Dozcn
SPINACH 10 P I
TOMATOES
Pound . .......
.... ..........
49c
35c
FANCY FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT
12:0: ...... .............,.. .......
SUGAR LOAF PINEAPPLES
ExtraLarge ......
' ENDIVE
Pound.......
18c]
MUSHROOMS
Pound
59c
STRINGLESS BEANS
ExtraFancy,Pound .....
SUNLIGHT
- ; BROOKFIELD
MEADOW GOLD
BUTTER
i Prints to
One Pound
Carton 3"
,lc
Net Weight .i7c
SPBRRY 6 nuns XXX CURE-D
Rolled mdBoud
Sweet sud Tender
Slices Like Bread —NO Wasiu
Ham 338 lb.
EGGS—Nearby
Dozen . .....
43:: l
PREMIER COFFEE
At .......................
49c
NINSFANCYJUMBLE
. 45c
EGGS—Hilltop Farm
3". D. Sawyer. Mgr. . .. . ..
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. 49c
ARBUCKLES
BREAKFAST COFFEE . . .
47c
ZED CRACKERS
Nutritious, Laxative . . . . . .
_3ic
BACON—Swifts Premium
Pound . . . .
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BEECH-NUT BACON
47c
35c '
COFFEE
MAXWELL-HOUSE
51¢
Belfast . . . .
MAR. MALADE—Millar 's
29;
...—
.SUGAR—Domjno Powdered
. ' 1nd Confectioners
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WI‘IITE ROSE TEA
% Pound
Jelly ......
BAR-LE -DUC Imported
33¢
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' Lu’Toiv’s ORANGE
PEKOE TEA, 1Lb.
I
95c
PAPPY’S GUAVA
JELLY
27c
TDDUB—‘Pillnburyifiock-
$1
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CHINESETEA—La Choy
2550:. pkg...............
13¢.
monovsov
SAUCE
33c
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