HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1923-01-11, Page 5THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1923.
Less Than
Mall Price
1)n ring lant•;uy we " are clearing out a number of lines of
Shoes , to make room for flew Spring purchases: This week we'
place on sale a limited Dumber of Melt's Flue Shots at leas than
iTalf-Price. These' Shoes are of Gunmetal Calf and Brown Calf
leathers on a narrow toe last. Sonic have rub-
ber heels and all have`Goodyear Welted soles.
Sizes are:6 to 10 in the Int but not ail sizes in
each line, Regular values ---$7.00 and $8,00. Sale
Price, per,.pair
• Samples may` he Seen in South -Window,
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CENTRAL
e RATF`ORD. ONT.
The leading practical training
school of \Vesdern Ontario, The
school where fou get a thor-
nttgh course under competent
instructors in Commercial,
Shorthand and Telegraphy de-
partment$. We assist graduates
to positions. Write for free ca-
talogue,
D. A. McLACHLAN, '
- PrincipaI.
UNDERTAKING
—and-
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment.
W. J. WALKER, holder of Grp-
vernment diploma-a&license,
Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone 67.
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Crea ill Geese 'Creams
We want more cream and the more cream we twat the higher
prices we can pay.
Patronize our Creamery, Let us prove this fact to you.
Remember we guarantee our weights and tests correct,
We are prepared .to pay CASH for cream to any patron wisht .g
to do so,
Come in with your cream and sec it'wcighed and testedaind get
your 1n011ey,
Creamery open every Saturday night a Ltii 1„10 ,.n. Burin win
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t. r months.
Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth, Ont,
C. A. BARBER, Mgr.
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Moderate 'Mead S
eirad Shoes do not necessarily„
meati high prices,
We. halve some very inexpeusive •®
sorts, that are good looking and iacm-
viceablc.
economy u to try to intake
It is poor r 1
your old Shoes hold out until better.
weather comes.
There are months ahead, when
good Shoes will be absolutely neces-
sary sae to the health of the wearer.
One had cold may cosh more than
matey pairs of Shoes. ,
• Here are goof, well -made Shoes for
Men, Women and Children, that are ,
not expensive. Mind we sell "Good.
Shoes"'for• they are cheag only to
name.
You'll have no feat "of our Moder-
ate Shoes atter giving them a trial.
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The choir of the Methodist church,
was entertained at the house of Mr,
and Mrs. Alex, McGavin, on Friday
evening last. After the regular ;prac-
lice a pleasant social evening was
spent and a dainty lunch served,
Mr. R. F, Jones left on, Tuesday for
Toronto to visit itis sister.
. The annual' vestry meeting of St,
Thomas' church will be held in the
parish hall on Tuesday evening Jan.
16th.
NTr. Robert Hastings is a •
business
visitor in Toronto.
Mr, Charles Brunner returned on
\Vest eij day to Thantesville,
Mr: Will Ferguson, Bayfield, was a
recent visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mfrs, John Govenlock, Egmondville,
Mr. Archie Barton is confined to
the hoose through illness. ,,, •
Mrs. Cassmere and slaughter of Pe1-
rnkea are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, E. Mole.
Mr. John Broderick returned on
Monday from a visit to Chicago -
Mr. Stephen Eckert and Mr, Gib,
Mirray left for Detroit last Wednes-
day.
Rev. Mr. Irwin on nest Sunday is
to begin a series of Sunday evening.
sermons to -young people. No doubt
these discourses will be interesting
and profitable.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Jones were
in Buffalo on Friday attending the
funeral:of their cousin, the late Mr.
James ,Jones, a 'Penner resident, He
was bandmaster here about thirty
years ago;
•-The Collegiate Board have secured
the services of Mr. Bisionette, a stud-
ent from the College of Education, to
take the classes in science for a
amonth.
The many Meal's of Mrs, H. A.
Beattie will be pleased to learn that
she has recovered sufficiently from
heirecent serious illness to bitable to
be out again.
Mrs. F. H. Larkin, Mrs. L. T. De
Lacey and Miss H. I. Graham were in
Clinton on Tuesday attending the an-
nual business meeting of the Huron
Presbyterial Society.
Mrs, J. C. Greig left on. Tuesday to
Winnipeg.
visit ht.r-dam titer in innn g
\d ie .
Mrs Downey, Toronto, is visiting
her son Afr. F. L. Dovyney,
Mr. and Mrs. James Cowan were
'Vingham visito s,
Mrs. G. NT, Chesney has returned
from a visit of several weeks in To-
ronto. ,
Mr. Earl Van Egnnotd has been off
duty during the past week from ill-
ness.
Rev,' J, T. Wilson has returned to
Ottawa,
Rev. W. J. McDonald was in Strat,
ford on Friday conducting preparat-
ory services, in Si, Andrew's church,
Mrs. W, Murdie is visiting friends
in London.
Mr. John Scott has returned from
visiting his san in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs, M. McKellar and
children were Cromarty visitors;
Miss Etta Box, Toronto, was a vis-
itor at her home here.
Mrs. G. D. Haigh acid Mary were
visitors at Mrs, Haigh'a home in
Lucknow.
arr. Ross-Savange left on Saturday
to attend the Royal College of Sci-
ence, Toronto -»
Mt and Mrs. J. R. :hfiller have re-
lented to Angus.
Mrs. i, H Hest has returned from
vi tint her parent., 11r. and Mrs, W.
r 1 \Inrsot. Toronto.
Miss Pella Thut„n-nn, who was a
New vear , sik'tnr at her Ronne here,
has returned to Lontlott.
11r. 1larold Stark Kitchener; was a
c :-ted visitor at his hone here:
THE sEAFO TH ['YEWS
Mrs, Crooks, Beamsville, is visiting
her ma'ther, Mrs. A, I urney:in Tag•
monlville, who 15 ill at present.
Miss Margaret Cartrol , who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Me-
Clinehley, returns this week to To,
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Th0.e. Misses Forest were visiting
friends in Michigan,,
Mr, Garnet Chapman has returned
to Toronto.
Miss Margaret McKay, whoa has
been visiting Mrs, James MoKay, re-
turned on Wednesday to Toronto,
Miss Lila Howart, Crediton, was a
week -egg). visitor at her 'ttome here,
Me. Fred W. Wigg has 'purchased
Mrs. George Chesney's house, Goder-
ich street west, and will get posses-
sion the middle of next month.
Miss marguerite Yurigblut, Auburn,.
who has spent the past week visiting
friends at Seafoth, has returned to
her home accompanied by Miss Sadie
Howatt, Tuckerstnith.
Special Optical Offer,
High' grade gold filled spectacles
and eye glasses, with best fiat spher-
ical.lenses, for only $3.50. All other
kited of frames and lenses at lowest
prices. Eyes examined by Mr,
Ilughson, formerly optical. expert for`
Kent's, Toronto, and later for Henry
Morgan & Co„ Montreal, The best
optical work to be obtained and at
moderate prices. Two days only,
Monday ant,„ Tuesday, January 15th
and 161h. Come early, Beattie's
Fair, Seaforth,
Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times, 50c.
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SEAFORTH 8, MITCHELL 5.
On Thursday night, January •4tlt,
at the palace rink, Seaforth intermedi-
ates defeated Mitchell, in the first
O.N.A. game in this group by a
score of 8 to 5. For the beginning of
the Seilbon, the genie provided plenty
of thrills and considerabie speed was
displayed by both sides, at times.
Lone rushes and long shots featured
the, evening, but several flashes of
brilliant team work promised Seaforth
a smooth working team before the
season is ovd'f'.
The changes in the O. H. A. rules
were in effect, the most noticeable be-
ing that the goal -keeper is now- per-
mitted to stop the puck in any man-
ner he pleases either standing, kneel-
ing or lying down, provided lie is in
lis own territory, which is inside the
semicircle drawn in front of the goal.
The lighting has been greatly improv-
ed by a row of brilliant lights' over
centre ice, and a small change has
been made in the goal nets by cover-
ing them at the top so that the puck
must pass between the posts to get
into the net.
McGeoch in goal for Seaforth, had
plenty of work at tines, but 'showed
that be had lost none of his old-time
Prowess. Cudnnre, from last years
iunior team, and Dot Reid, on defence
both lead good weight and all kinds
of speed when called for and they
turned in a good game. Reg. Reid,
who has played with Port Colborne
the past two winters is captain of the
locals; and while he dries 1u t tenet to
the sensational, his speed and stisl--
handling, and his goal -getting powers,
make him stand net as the backbone
of the team. Gordon Hays, frotn last
year's juniors has weight and speed,
and he' `\vas "rirrl.t there" in intermed-
iate company Their, who prayed cen-
tre did not i sg!as' much tiud, but
hi tie hanrd! r.,; proved effective.
Srafnttii m ed the first F -.1 after
millet(' of ',lay in the fist period
2litchell came back id4th t!t.•,r first
tall- immedi tt ''' Opt forcers the plan
amend it: `•.,,smith catl for aevera1
minutes iv a finite ,tt,enin. to score.
T.itile combitiation on either side was
displayed in the first {ratite n,auylon¢
nils Sfridlcv, who was a visitor at tint•: ht rat toad from lit
the h011it Of Mr. and Mrs, W. (1,1T/H, t)eun 1 r ndr,t Th.
was Sraforth's right tirot h s rii
Willis.
Kennetha.Amci1 has:nal to nveeti Ped. four -null to lhtihel1 nn near :'i
his position as teller rat line .iianlc of last period ended 2-3.
Commerce, The south end of the lir I _ crnud
Miss Annie Nevins has returned to to he a hoodoo to the team ucnnying
her home in Sarnia,
Miss Ethel McKay, Crediton, spent
the 'reek -end at he,' home here.
Messrs, R. Pinkney and Rnlph
South left on Monday' morning for
Flint, Michigan.
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The following c.lt a, t f h
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Presbyterian resbytc!'i•lu 5uudly School were
presented with prizes as awards for
regular attendance during the past
year; Primary class, K. Beattie, Billy
Scott, B. Wiltse, T. nominee, D. Ste-
wart J, Scott, K. McLean, K. Chitten-
tew•trt H Rankin M. Drov-
er, E: Drover, I-1', Ament; perfect at-
tendance during, every Sunday of the
year, Margaret Grieve Janet Cluff;
absent for two clays, G. Mays, A Ed-
monds, H. Cummings, A. Stewart, B,
Dorrance, M. Turnbull, `M, Stewart,
M. Hays, M. Thompson,'B. Grieve,
M. Std'wart, J. Brodie.
Mrs. John Hence rsot, Egmondville,
is ill at present, '
Mrs, W, Sclater left last VV'ednesday
to visit her daughter, Mis, L. G.
Kruse in Galt.
Mr, and Mrs. A.McLaren, Crom-
arty, 'were Saturday visitors at the
parental home.
Mrs. 3, 1T. Gibson is confined to her
home through illness.
Mr. W. McLaren left on Tuesday
for Flint, Mich.
-Miss Madge Stewart' is confined to
tier hone here through illness.
Mr. Ross Scott, B'rucefield, was a
Visitor' in town,
Afr. TTugh McKay, Toronto Univer-
sity, is: visiting' his mother, Mts..
James iVicTCay,
Miss McIntosh Inc returned from
Rochester, N.Y.
Miss Ethel ,Jackson, who has been
visiting her aunt, Miss Margaret
laelcson, returned oil Wednesday to
Branksome Hall, Toronto:
Mr. 'William McDougall is on the
a ala eats
Miss Mary and Grace Walker are
Toronto visitors this week.
NIr..John Taylor, Tuckersntith, is ill
wide neuritis.
Miss S. I. McLean was'a Stratford
visitor,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Swan Sulith. were
Toronto visitors.
Miss Sadie Holman, Toronto, is
visiting Mrs. C. Simpson in Egmond-
ville.
it—but it hoodoo -cad Mitchell more
than Seaforth. The line-up:'
Seaforth -- Goal, Aft-Geor1n; r. de
-
.fence, Cudtnorc; left rl'feuce, Dot.
Reid; centre, O, Dicta; r, vvinC:, G,
Hays; 1. wing, T?, I2cir1; sn,,s.. R.
Reid and • 1 id.
Rc •tu Allan RE
Mitchell—Goal,mt b
Campbell; r. de-
fence,
fence, Eicerman; 1, defence, Roger s
centre, 13lowes; right wing,Thorne,
,CONSTANCE.
Mn, and Mrs. Roy Barnett and Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Grimoldby, of To-
ronto, spent Christmas week at the
home of Mr. Robert Grimoldby.
Mr. and: Mrs. Charles Riley, of.
Tuckersntitb,- spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. George Riley.
Mr, Arnold Colcough has returned
hame after spending some time
the west.
tMt. Jam es f Suds, of Clinton, has
retuned home from the 'lumber
woods where be hail been badly
hurt when felling trees. '
Mrs. James Atwood and son, of
Blenheim, have been visiting, her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Riley, of
Constance.
Miss Vera Colcough is recovering
from a bad attack of rheumatism.
Miss Jean Harkness, of Teeswate:•,
spent a week at the home of Mr. and
Mra. Robert Grimoldby.
The litany friends of Mrs. William
McIntosh are sorry to hear that she
is again confined"to her bed. Mrs, Mc-
Intosh has been in poor health for
quite a while, but we hope to hear
soon of her recovery,
• The, friends of 'Miss Josephine
Manu of Brussels will be surprised• to
hear .that she i$ married the lucky
man being Mr, Russel Marks of that
vicinity.'
CROMARTY.
Afr. Andrew Hamilton, of Morden,
Man, was a recent visitor among his
navy relatives here.
Mrs. Arch. Luxton from the west,
iMs cnGilowl at the home of Mrs. Richard
The 'New Year's party held id the
U.F.O. Clubrooms was a happy social
event. The ilivitations' were cordially
extended to the villagers and to ail
for two miles each way from the vtt-
tage. Parents, young folk, and the
children all enjoyed the dancing to
games and the bountiful lunch proved-
ed by the ladies and girls. .There
were lots of old time dances, e.. , •.-_ _.,._ -Y �n tar zw tae arstasx �a:g
AGT DTVI
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THURSDAY` --- FRIDAY SATURDAY
Is Matrimony a Failure
with
T, ROY BARNES, LILA LEE,
LOIS WILSON, WALTER HIERS
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE'
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Lees spe
It was his bold suggestion—and she was game.
But they didn't know what a riot they would cause in every
respectable married home in town.
A picture made for' laughing purposes only. A, big comedy
hit that turns' the smileight upon one of the burning questions of
the day.
Guaraateed to contain 152 smiles, 94' chuckles, and 52 man-sized
roars„ Come and get your share.
IT MAKES YOU FEEL LIKE $1,000,000.
—Also,—
THE HALLROOM BOYS t
IN
Matinee idols.
See This Show If You Dont' Go To Another One
For A Month.
COMPLETE RETURNS OF THE HOCkEY MATCI-J
IN NEW HAMBURG THURSDAY NIGHT.
ADULTS 20c 8:15 p.m, CHILDREN 10c
i i c s Scotch
reels, flowers of Edinboro, opera'
reels and iht free-for-all cotillions and
quadrilles,
Miss Norma Wilson spent part of
the holidays with Miss Gladys Mc-
Lean. of Kippen, and reports a' very
enjoyable time,
Mrs. A. C. Russell and san George
of Avonton, spent one day last week
at the home of Mrs. H. Currie, Sr.
Mr. Alex. Mahaffy from Toronto,
and Mr. Fred Mahaffy from the west
forChristmas holiday
were home
time.
Mr, James Scott snent the week -end
in Toronto on U.F.O. business.
Little Jean McLaren is now recov-
ering from her recent severe. attack
of inflammatory rheumatism, we are
pleased to learn.
The teachers and pupils of the vari-
ous ' schools are all busy at work
again. The closing school concert
given by Miss McLellan of No.
school was splendid and most enter-
taining. The churns by the school
children were deserving of special
praise as well as all the diatognes, se -
Citations and the finely carried out
drills. Also the Christmas tree from
which Santa and his helpers distribut-
ed presents to all the pupils as well as
tr, litany of the little and big visitor;
„resent. sifter sitch a sncccssfut con-
cert and a happy holiday the pupil=
ought to. study with t•euswed earise4-
uess and zeal
The annual m- ening of the Crn-
warty conere'ration will be held on
Thursday, Tan. llth at 2 p.m. and it is.
t., he hoped the weather will be fin.:
and a large Slumber will be present to
hear the utsnal renorts and to help
in nlaimi int the work of_the chnreli for
another year.
At the 'Comm People's annual lies,
ne"r, meeting, lfr. 'Thomas Scott ,;a
t.-aiu elected ted president Mr. Tanta s
TTmve, 'rice nresideet; 'dr. 1)otall
tu'T<inuon. treasurer: and Mina Mal -y
21rt'eltar. st•crt tl v Mss' Lii,t
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FIigh Street, Seaforth
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Ladies and ,GentIermen s
FAIL
Your ow
materi
made t1_
Asthma Victims. The man or wo-
man -ubjeci to asthma is indeed a
victim. What can be 'mire terrifying
than to suddenly lie seized with pa-
roxysms of choking which seem to
fairly threaten the existence of life
itself. From such a condition Dr. J.
D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy has
brought many to completely restored
health and happiness. It is known and
prized in every se: tioi of titin broad
land.
r'elle, 1 ,.,c etc,+r) n•,' 01 .0 1
1, 1.,'tio i' f,,t,tt1`ttle". \\'•• i•tr
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'1' c \V Ttl ' . rat "t at the
T hn'•; 1 i : fte tt ton r f ln't w • 1c.
f >. tame; tin,tt brit t' , t In -r
this nte•ctin�r. 31yr \rt• Year's -,r .
sake was of a cervi limn order t g .n-
1t•c' > with it earnest. E5''
ra.al for greater endeavor in t''� a n?- I
h year , r,l - f tb . 'at Pte? „rt.
puu''r of nrave, Then were sn•me
bet,et!fu11p embrnirirre,1 •tt 'isle. .F,
r which
chin origin
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, nrtie, Jr.,
itto Mr... Hersh heftier?' n
It T) Ritchie M.A. ill enl y e.1
seeing such finely wrought .work ;led
the vannlrs interesting, a it s
1. wing, lv[ciclem•y; subs., Davison and i rt le• show••
Tlecleman
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Referee --C. Draper, Clinton, Gilt,
Neatly all children are subject to
On Friday tiiah'f last, New Hatt worms, and! natty are born withthero,
bur defeated Goderrch on the tat- i
g i n Bufferin h • using' N[c thcr
Sale thin g )
Sl
are -ter's ice by 3 to 2 in overtime neat
Graves' worm ring bnuialor, an, he
ex-
Seaforth lalays at Ncw Hamburg nn cclJcnk remedy.
Thursday evening of this wreck,
On Tuesday evening, Seaforth was
defeated et Mitchell by 2 to 1 in an
overtime game in the Senior North- se" 1
layLeague.
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sti52ttd e buts it irs cluing JCI a:a"c , Wet til
(end r to have St7•)i.4e extrag29"C' 3,7.?e2:ict1 e;'.eh
weeA, Prices quo;:ed xtlii!:i he ."'','ssoc oniy' for wet.'
end Issued.
We e `also hassle G few line win' want c''; ele ty'
whiCs1+. will lie ICid at CuS1 and in come eases era lees.
Goods marlin d to clear will be sold at a raice:a
quoted f1Cnt cleared. 1
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AGNES IRENE TORRY.
..The death tools place at her home
in Egrnondville, on Tuesday, January
9th, 1923 of Agnes Irene Torry,
youngest, daughter of Alexander and
Sarah Torry. Deceased was thirty-one
years of age, being born in Tucker-
s/111th on March 18th, :1891, and moved
to Egmondville whn eleven years old,
where she has since lived. Fora
number of years she ,has been fore-
Iady in Sandford Clothing Co.'s fac-
tory in town, and by her tndmstrious
apd kind-hearted character, she had
many friends who mourn her loss, 13e-
sides the bereaved •parents, she is sur-
vived by seven brothers and sisters:
Mrs. Crooks. Bcansviile, Ont • Tohn.
Winnipeg, . Man.; James, 1:'ie-pot,
Sask.; Robert, 13eamsville Ont.; !,1rs.
Rigney, Detroit Thomas Stockton.
Man.;' $htahetli, Detroit, One sister,
Alexandra predeceased her,
The funeral will talce place from her
late' residence, Egmondville, an
Thursday,..Janeary, 11th, 1923, to the
Place of interment in the Maitland
Bank cemetery.
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Our Shoes and ..Rtdr
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clearing 2 for am0
Honey, 5 lb. gross in Sealers,
reg. 70c, clearing 57
Tloney; 2t lb gross in sealers,
reg. 40c, clearing.,;'plc
Scribblers, reg, '5c. "&�T
clearing, per dozen ssfm
lata, rasp, and apple, straw. and
apple, reg. : 30c
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Peanut t fltttter, lo oz.
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I ibby's Deep Red Salmon,
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Babbitt's Cleanser, reg. Sr. gp
Sleeting, 3 fin , t•• Li Palm' Olive Soap 1' ' Lt
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Eddy's Matches, 3
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and Lenton Extracts, 22c
Large 23ottle .
I oreVanillat City Baling a�
Powder . ,
Justto introduce our famous Epicure Brand Pttre Lard
we will Friday and he lbs for 35d
Saturday only, at' . lbso
Qt aUty Groceries
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Fancy Quality (;olden
Bantam Con al
Sweet Wrinkle Peas,
per the
King Oscar Sardines 03,e
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Tomato Sauce with
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T-Ieinz Red Kidney tisvi 67 ac
Beans •
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Spinach Del Monte
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Libby's Asparagus 'A
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Iarge Prunes, .11), ,,-
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