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MR. PATRICK J. MCMAIION

Howard Mclnnis

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11 "UM. H ut LNbLAND UNI I L i.) t; HURLH ghoheerénhgceworo. llrletlgupay- ' H E 1 _ 11.31%? 11'1‘§“1‘1ga1§“1‘,‘1 §§11.‘_'°1§a1‘,1°§1 Universal WEEK or emu/en, January 5-12, m1 L] %‘ 0| LANAD:\ . ' i S 1 ‘g1 dbgsizMtgg11i-ngf ggsgagtlzigzlzg: General Theme: “Teach Us to Pray" 5T. PETWS CATHEERAL“ ' T TY c114swl11-l- 1°1 P11°1°l1111l=m~ | CONTINUES Although he had been in gnomerl Mumn" "’ m’ P‘ M‘ “m °"°""'" fl B“ gsgwhiznlgrgfivlllibéh L. . RINI UNITED CHURCH cofinrinhlvtrg ‘of! our wintfirgoats 2a1t 1 S i 3i”. hseiizllfinfoiiriglnfinteliltriliiwrtgfi ‘kill? M°£L§1Z¥=.§1;;'1;'*}§g1f{1‘;.f$‘,{;“t§£1i§%§ (frt|l;ll|r\€i|l.|£(;1=..

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mun. 1 1 A s! t —-—-—— Women's Shoes. Ilezulur £2.95 n1f “c °- - ‘l n 6 bu‘ “as 5098K"! Adll- IIHWKS- 1;. 11,30: Sunday 5c 1°11 - BALANCE of our winter coats at Sale Price -—- - — — ' - 5' 591M113 155136111 °1 charmt" j.

S flll Rev. DoneldoC. Boothroyd, B.A.

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11' 1,111.: Evensong and Sermon. cost. The Gloria. town. He received his cducatlon at

WEDNESDAIZIJanuury 8th—'l‘rinity Llnitcd’ Church.

- 1"“ “- L‘16'1'3'2" ' - - Tm: BIBLI“ ‘O(‘ll~'lI WEEK DAY SERVICES A_ Rn Kind u 113A.“ A‘ _ i 1 ______ 1 _____ _v__y St. Patricks School when it was °_l11¢~ 1 1 3 g 1- 1‘ - . P t .745 aunigyllalflyl 53132112112511. ex- an’: grab": WMéIMPAGO gxglggogzgdelxhslgll) ézslélugs wcmelvs shoes’ my iénggkreslge direction of the Christian l b [my J Speaker1hDr. J. Keir rrasci. .- n " : - 1 ' " " " '" . —.‘.' --~, 1' '°¥_"I11)M1?_m, Friday: Evensong. DEE???‘ HA Lo s AND mom L- -1_4_11__ 111111’ 53-95- 511191" . _ segnaeiadriypilnziéheng he i001: 1110 ill" ‘Tunis: "TIIEHAITTIIYIgDE 79>J(":'e'ii;_'<ii7i? in“ 1 I W, ‘— a .n u Mill . .. .. . _ Q5 1 _ fir‘ o some rm» on Speaker: my. o. Carlyle Vic-luster. ST‘ PAUL.S CHURCH Antavemfgstand e61’! stand up 110508333. ydeos&lr‘dlay_a lgflltlllf g3“:)°db%u2cs9gr:§5n$§‘$§ 59y 59011-1- Toy @110 1,?”1fibfi;,1§;°T.i§¥1c§hf,§i,,5 ‘sins ‘RIDAY, January IOth-Zlon Presbyterian: (‘hurt h. i A‘ “Drew ("tfr-dniii‘ Fill-i F" hm’ _ “ " _G°‘“~"'Y S1111" given 20 (lays suspended sentence ‘ “‘ “ " ' ' ' .._s__... ‘ b! uwvuctowu. roi- runny ‘ 1.! ‘vnlw “THE PETITION TO (IOU-OUR wrr R1 lir~'.~'ill\" lrgltllllszrcztoyfglr: a‘ E ° $131115!’ gm“; T yo _ M? '1 ———————~ ''''' —— T1111 19411 311v 311.0111 .1111, 311011 was w” 11 111G111,” 1,1 1119 N111 _11 ‘~15, Speaker; Rev. Ilugh Miller. I (‘WP . ' " ' - R — Nsr ' ‘ < Y » --- iM ' . . . ,., 1113111 111,111 Qonrmunion. Sermon:_ A VOICE‘ FROM THE ‘Aynsg cnggculisigllllvybhgbkh: Boys (rum aIIIJ-ibbc? a. Avcéy Sllrtitivssllli’“iilldflldklllg. 3m mfiir‘); 1898 SATURPAI. January inn-salvation .-\1~;1i_._(|1.~1i..-l. 1 . Ilol communion and Ser- DEAD." - . l. . o1 S op Manner.- was he.d at , ~e , TOPIC: ‘THE EVIDLNLE or PRAIER-utit l limit 11A- 1"°° y When Christ imeo the veil of the X’§2“‘¥i~‘.‘§3“%;.%ii%£2“‘éi.f§‘b“?ti? . ' m’ Cmmmww" new“ °" Oct’ 5:113. bigmims 110m‘ ‘Years or “m” '“°"'" "- .. ' - < < 5 B - - -i____.._ _ 25, r m 11 ~ v be i" tie eectrc light companies in ‘ '31 °-"“-'"‘- t1 00 H. Sunday Sch Arlthem- “Angels from the realms ————— 1 (__’_"_°'sh°°§ “Ml “i“_':__ ' 1on5 were ‘He? “ma? i,” 11_‘d_i"'1d_ua“5‘ Electric Light“. ihe Cilfnmttetoiu.‘ (int this announcement nut and kcep it fur n wit-ow 7'00 l-‘vcnim! l" of G'0l'Y-"—— — — — —Tradltlnnnl NEW GLAS G OW Christian M“ ~ A week [Zllfiztfd before “Oik really Light and POM“ 9°" “d m law?’ E during the week Plan to be ran-sent even- c-t- ‘ - 11,n1__.-:n l-lxcelsis Giorgi-v "V3110" ‘m1 mum“ 011,111,111. Church. January 5. services, 11 Men's 4 Buckle 0ver- $53111; xx1¥gs-eggfltl1li_s_ 09m? WE; hi0‘; 1111a flllf/ltz1.tifxtr).retyntl\evcotxgélrs ~ 1"‘ 7 _ _ __ 1 m V 1 _ 1 v _ A v H . iwfinynony, .__ "chunk. Zriétbnnibiiabifieneav. 1 Show wool Jersey _' ‘ the city ‘npere pmsegnt each niPglit gt 0f faithful service i~_=-. retired. i“ 15)" == ":"_'"“'” _"" BAD‘ ‘S1 Minister. 1,57: womelfs velvet o h the Tcy Shop which was in the Th‘; 11116 McMahqn ‘@111 11° L_30'1'4'“" _ --- _- - PR L55‘ I tRIAN THE UNlTET-FHURC" OF Best quality made —v§r§ (f5 °“X1,2§“§“f§;.,,1h of 111.11 11.01.11 311 iii§mu¥i?“e§§§3‘tt lillgtupeleiihchiislrelvfilrll: i‘ t“ f’ CANADA, H m Ri- - p i ~ 1 ' the toys had been rehired. Th 111111 11151l°111t‘- v J ST. JAM55 (IHURCH T115 BApT|§T cuukc" 01111111111 SEWPCQS "W111 ‘g; 133,111,311 ————I——V--—--_ S1101, was 111m 11101.8? 1o 111E 1,; 1-11,; one hcbby and 1111>Q1S1O11 11.115 e DA N c I ""°""i»°"“riii°§i“r'e°e'i in can“ Jfillaiglx M5111” as“ folllaoiv/s: Womfilrivscbgkl Ilose. Headquarters lBasiiicai where nil 1111131151‘, P1101011 51nd he W115 one m‘ 1hr J1 11w £11m; p1 d F" s; 1, T9 < - 16B 6v V61‘ “"11 1 9 -- — toys received two or more coats oi’ 5 m 1m“? 11"“ 111 1110 l>l'0'r‘_~rce 1_ _1 ,.. __ .__ . . .. . _ ._. ._ .111 , ,.______ 1 111,. 11 prnxiietzitleiesate DD r rmemralm" m“ "e ‘Munlltlieiirrlzilvei/liziigte? M. Women's Felt Boots All I-‘elt doll dep rtme it no. uider 21x15 nfhlaemilligietiigiiii ligiiiielfi iiaicl-neagtl ' Al 01'5“"M_M's' K’ s’ Rose" MOlilfNlNGJwggilglvg RALM. ["40'l'4'n". 0!‘ Leather Trim — the control of the lady cubmasters. at the mcai track “new for 9° THE Nix“ DOME [jholr Director-Mrs. J. A. Lawson semmr “new” our F "11 .. E A 1.1 1 ‘ who, with the generous help or (he mfllly years in his official capsciw PUBLIC wonsnrr - 1* 11 - v N“ 1115110 meellllls 1" . ______ Gm G - ,. - . as distance judge he “fla ueci" them ’ ~~ -. 1- -|» r Nun, Anthem: "immortal, Invlsiblefl- Strand Theatre (side entrancel‘ ~ 111d~5 0f 11W ma’ repelled. g= - Every bntuit u) . i,,.l

Morning at Eleven, and Evening

s v n 0' 00k. “Sureiileuy School 2.30 p.111.

without fear or favor.

lpamted and dressed a large mm- He leaves to mourn his wife five

Tl nn ( ‘ m Iber o! dolls and stuffed toys.

). commencing Sunday night at '7 THE CIIUBCII SCHOOL 2.30 pm.

o'clock; each week night except New Dome Dance llziim

Howard lllclnnis

(By Don (éiihert. Canadian Press‘;

The 010111 (10115 Tmmhbenm e161 smrsand one daughter, John, Rev 111111, 51111011 “m1 V1511“, 0011111111), A special invitation to men: Saturday at 7.30. speakers W. H. I d _l ed. d_ 1 _, . P11111011 1111111 111G111 111 111111111 T~ O11, y _ 1. _ _. Slltlllfl" 1M1 young and old to menu the Mans Harris and others. All heartily Tweel mar. Gt. Geo. st. ‘f’ 1111111111111111114011151113113161111121 as .1111“. 110w 1n 111114111111 111111111111 To» oolnlons on the nlolmblc 1 Bdlullllg

31101113511001) gggghm, mun“; outcome of the war were express- AL BLANCHARU

ZTETPREsiiYTERTAN cnuncu Prince and Grafton Street Minister

Rev. G. Carlyle Webster Organist — Miss Reno. Wood MORNING WORSHIP ll.00 A. ill. Thoma; “The Chris-

tiairs Security.’ Hymns: ‘I9, 783. 484, 148. Anthem: ‘The King Of Love My Shepherd ls.’ 5111911!’- Soloisis: Mrs. Arthur Roper and Ilr. ti’. Phillips. p.m.: The Sabbath School lllll Bible Classes. . EVENING WORSHIP 1.00 I’. it . Theme: ‘Life Through

Faith.’ llymns: 696, 745, 419. Anthem: ‘O Saviour of’ the Goss

World. — — — — — — - —

‘Bc strong and of’ a good cour- age . . . 41ml the Lord, He it- l! that gocih before thee.’

Begin the New Year urlght by at- tending the place of worship.

<1. Island Hospital Subscriptions New Glasznrv, P. E. I. ti,ti0—l~‘rom a Friend. llunirury ncr Freda Carver

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l..‘(|l':!\l'ii Wood, Hsncion. ~Jrimcs Wcndall Mutch. W. R. Bovvcr. Mrs.

ilicnnuirl ner Mrs. W.L. lllucliiwhcrn

$100» Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Robertson. l~-~ Wm H, McDonald. bound and W. L. Mac-

.. D. ‘vluun. 1 vuiicr C. Muun. ~ $0.25.

Vernon River (iollectevi hv Mn. I). Irvine Twecdv

storm-urn. H. S. MncLeod.

$1.00 Eich~Mrs M. S. Lea. Mrs. D. lrvlnc ‘Iwcetiy. Oiver Matheson.

50 Gems-Mrs. A. M. Carver. Miss Rose Fcster.

Tomi ‘.00

MacEuchcrn.

at 2.30. There are classes for all ages and needs, to which you are invited. 1 EVENING WORSHIP ‘i P.M. Solo: “Great Is Thy Love"- (Bohm). Miss Pernl Bums. Sermon: "Drifting or Selling?" Mr. Levy. Anthem, Selected- - - -(Jhoir John Inch, Mus" Boc., Organist and Choirrnoster. You are invited to worship with TI-II-l BAPTIST CHURCH

CHURCH OF CHRIST

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURC Kent Street Minister Rev. Roscoe W. Nice. A-B» 5-D- Organist-Mrs. Leigh Dlngwell 11.00: Morning Worship. Sermon-Subject: The Need of Patience. 2.30: Bible School. Lesson: “Jesus and Human Af- flictlonP-Luke 13. 7.00 p.m.: Evening Worship. Scrmon subject: The World 0n Its Knees. A Church with a welcome for all. See you at Church Sunday.

In Memoriam MRS. RICHARD GORRILL

One of the oldest residents of Prince Edward Island passed away on Dcccmbcr 26th at the home of iacr granddaughter. Mrs. Ramsay ut ’I‘y"ne Volley, in the ner- son of Mrs. Richard Gorrill. Mrs Gorriil was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Newccmbe and vos born at Bnrnsiublc, North Devon, lfilgiilllfl 9S years n32. Mrs. Gorrill came lo the Island with her pur- ruis when only two years oi iigc. For e while the family resided in Charlottetown but later took up land ui. Lo\v Point, Port Hill. Mrs. Gor- rill’s ltusbnixd was a native of Corn- wall. England and came to the Is- land as a young man. Most of their married life was spent in Norlham. Mr. Gorrill died about 50 years u-

welcome. No collections. Hearbanzl

The Church School meets at 2.30

day.

anthem. red of John Inch. Milli. 13am.

your soul shall live.

CARS COLLIDE —Two cars re- ceived slight damage yesterday af- ternoon when they were in collision at the comer of Weymouth and Fitzroy Streets. The accident was blamed on the slippery condition of the pavement. None of the occu- punts was injured in either vehicle.

EVANGELISTIC meetings in Strand Theatre (side entrance) commencing Sunday night at 7 o'clock; each week night except

Saturday ut 7:30. Sllfiilkfirs W. H.

Harris and others. All heartily welcome. No collections. Hour and your soul shall live. L-54.

FUNERAL SERVICES — The funeral of John Watts, Hampshire. was held from his late residence Thursday, Jan. 2nd. The service was conducted by the Rev. G. Car- lyle Webster, assisted by the Rev. L. M. Murray. The iraiibearers were Messrs. I-lampson Bowman, Cecil Stewart, Watson Larter, Oliver Tr~c~~ mere. I-Iebbert Trerncre and George

shire Cemetery. THE BAPTIST!‘ enuncu. - The

morninz sermon by the Rev. I. Jud- son Levy will be "Increase Our

Faith." Thimmfs “Immortul. Invis-

ible" will. be the morning anthem.

P. M. with classes and crnuns i0 meet all ireeds. A succiui iwvitotloix is extended to all mcn to visit the Men's Bzotherhood session. with the Minister takmiz the lesson of the Miss Pearl Burns will SIIIE. at the evening service Bchms ‘Great Is Thv Love." Mr. Lcvvs eveniml sermon is on “Sfllllliz Of Drlftlnu." the chuit‘ will slnt! a selected Music under the direction Oruaulst and Choirmastcr.

ELLIS-JACK. — A wcddinri! of interest lo cuuny friends oi'_bot_h bride and groom in Nova Scolizi was sulcmnizcrl in Si. ‘Thomas, On- tario, when Rev. A. S. ltleilratll truliell in marri:i;zc Ruth Isabel

dailgltlmr of Mr, and Mrs. F. I17. Jack- son. Archibald avenue, 0f this town,

and James Eric Ellis. R.C.A.I-‘.. son of Mr. nnd bfrs. Theodore Ellis‘. Donaldson. P. E. I. 'I'he.V were at- tended bv M's. uurl Mrs. l~l11i"old Tait of Fredericton, N.B. Mr. Tait is a member cf the R.C.A.F. Mr. and

Kitson. The interment was in Hump- 1

Canadian Artillery, and Lead-ma 55311111111 George, R.C.N.. nov: in Hal- ifax. and Mary at hcnze.

To all the bereaved The Guard- ian extends sincerest sympathy

St. Paul; Sunday

A short time before Christmas, lists cf names were secured from the city churches, throughout the

FAIRVIEW STILL CROSSING _ C1ty-_ _ The car ferry Fair-view which plies 10° 15111111“ We" Supplied with between Charlottetown and Rocky theBov Scout Toys. Point ls again operating on regular TEE fflllfillvlns is e. llst of toys schedule after experiencing some 11111911 Welt? felllfillli

diffiicuity‘ Eéliilfl‘ in the week because 1391115- ¢1°l11 1011*» leddy-befllii.

of ce con iticns. Although held u 6 0- — ~ — — — — — - 120

by ice on several occasions during Games — — ~ - — - - 2 trips, the ferry did not cease mak- W009?“ tOYS. Blivtkiboards.

ing crossings on any particular" day. Bill. — — ~ - _ - -- 33 ____

The beat succeeded in cutting u Melfll toys. including Ineclmnlcal _

path through the icg. when it first T811121‘ '“ '“ —‘ “‘ _ “ '_' A verv successful Sunday ‘School

concert was 11841 m Si. Paul's Par- ish i-lali, ivhich wus iarecny attend- ed by parents and pupils. $01125. carols. drills. dances and recitations were featured on the D1€8Slll£ bre- gram which was cunabiv presented by the ta eluted younv; pupils.

Rev. A. LeDrew Gardner" was ure-

formed in the liurbc-ui" over a inrt-1 night ago, and has been travelling. back and forth by this route. Yes- terday, however. the locse ice had almost completely drifted out of ihe harbour due to the north east v."11\<l which blew acrcas he province the

A large number of sundry small toys were also given out.

This undertaking meant a great deal of work for many Scouts and Leaders. '

The Scouters Club. under which

ed in the 70th week 0f hostilities. one by Franklin D. Roosevelt, the (rther by Adolf Hitler.

The German leader, in a New Year's proclamation, declares: "The year 1941 will bring consummation of the greatest victory in our his-

Presidcnt Roosevelt, in a speech which had the effect of the United states a iron-belliger- ent ally of the British Empire, had this to say:-

"I believe that the Axis Powers are not goin t0 win this war. I base that beiiei on the latest and best information."

In three months at the most. when the better weather makes conditions more suitable for mill- tory operations, Hitler will be com- pelled to show his hand and all the manoeuvring of the winter will be resolved into a military cam-

ihe Tcy Shop was coudtictcd Wishes to thank all who in any \va_\' cari- trilmtcd to the success of this pure- ly Scouting Good Turn.

two irevious divs,

i _ ’ sent and supervised lhc presenta- tion which opened with the Lord's Prayer. followed bv the entertain-1 ment. Presentation of prizes then took place. toiiowcd bv the appear-

Personals

Mrs. Howard MacDonald left yes- terday morning for Halifax in 1c’: her husband, Chief Ezigineer on C‘ GS. Brant.

P. .' , . 1 , . L s TRAIwING uwa“: mice of Santa Claus. who delnzlrted

1 ., ,_ . _ _ the hearts of the little cncs with .1381? .31". 5fr...7i“i.i‘i‘§‘.i ,.r..§.°3‘§£‘3 111511111535, 1111,11,; 1111'“ "‘.“‘.1 $111,111.93 %__ Cemb,” 2.1x 1.1L 1mg bee“ pmmoncd bfzBe £11111 u ileml “us. :1 one Mi‘. Ralph Calder unzl Mr. Frank 1mm 1111-11151- 1101116 beans. O1 111 ‘i .ne 1L on’ “ m,‘ “a? Fm’ MacKinncn leave this mcrniiig on small gtwndajwe ' ' “ ' 9 “mmfléd av R611 film?" to relum to McGlll, Montreal. 1 ' coxafiiggfiJen/gugthfffigfialnlggfilj _ During the holidays all 'I‘r()01)$1kIl0\‘ilI miniature artist of this citv. 1and Packs ltnve discontinued their ‘generously presented a copy of her |meetin1:= until 1,119 Qpcfling of 111.3 ricturc. “The Cirrist Child." to cverv City Schools. ‘ pupil of the Sunduv School. lificr this 1511;» 111\~.1,[1 1119 51101115 During the concert. ii. was _ au- 311d c111), 11-111 11111-311. 1.11m- 11110 11111 trounced theta life membership m 5pm; of 5331111“ 1111.1 C1111. 111, the Bible sccletv had been aranted 1111111 1111 1.11.11 grgahr 01111111513511; to Mr. George Anticrsoir. _ 111311 1-11 111,. 113:1 FOHOWIIIL’ is the nzozizim. Two carols: Teen use cirls of W.A. Doris Hillicn, son's. Shifev MacKinncis. recitation. Joyce Proctor". recitation. Wiunlfreci Hill. recitation. Marv Myers, sons. Roma. Preecc. recitation.

Miss Jean lVlacLean. R.N., Scurls. left on New Year's dwv for Halifax. to take un military duties.

L. Cpl. Jo! n Mmri on, N. N. 5.1 Highlanders, has lcft on rciurn af- tcz‘ spending New Year's zit his home in Charlottetosvn.

Sergeant Charles Clark, 8th bled- ium Battery, has been snrndirtz iris New Y s lmvc wiih his mother. Mrs. Esther Clark. Suntrnerside, and lcnves on return to crnnp Mcndziy.

8TH P.-\( (‘Friuityu

PACK! PACK! PACK!

Ativmon Btli Pack. All cubs of inily C"uvcl1 Pirrk are re- ihcii‘ Akrln at the

Miss Jean Macdoneitl leaves this‘ mornrrg for Ki . 011%.. to rc- " (3il!",‘l1.‘il1lli\'1"l'- .

~iiv nfit‘ SPA’! . Y lhc Cil"l°ll1lil*i 112g 1 hclidnvs with her bursitis, Mi". and 1H d-wlvllc ‘lune ‘ineunmbntie fol‘

.. n , 1 i " Vii ) \\‘ I‘ 1 Md‘ Rem)“ gifyiam‘ i iiftcvhoi‘. fun iflnoi. 000p M1111’ ‘"1111

.. ,._ , HUNTING zvlu lllalv WH-fill 11 . .

M“ ‘I K~ 1'1 “"1 if T ' ‘1 -- - l-‘lorine Evai .. lTCltilllflll.

lling her son, K ith 1'1‘ 1 ‘ 5-“1111111? A11 111111 Ngnna Law.

Ll. TIMBER" c," (111 Mar

Sunday School Prize List. 1040 Mr. Bohakers Class-i. Geo. An-l,

lPreserves Aid Beaver

et. her niece, Mrs. ric MacLrecd. recitation. of Charlotteicu-n.

L-rivzrence E. Toembs has return-

paign designed to bring about the cicieut of Great Britain.

The week brought two clues as to the direction events are taking.

ni of the German air force moved into Italy. This indicates a Nazi attempt to bolster Italy's dif- ficult positlon and keep a large proportion of the British land, air and sea forces engaged in the Mediterranean.

The second clue tinucd flow of German troops through I-liuigary into Rumariin. many of which were ioluced in positions suitable for a drivn through Bulgaria into northeastern Greece.

But the Germans seemed to bc at pains to give as much publicity as possible to those movements, u hich is unusual. it was even care- fully pointed out that the equip- nrent of these troops included m"- iiilcry retrieved from the channel coast. Perhaps ihcse are meant to suggest to that the danger of an invasion at- iciinpt is lo be regarded as lessen- c .

Au unexplained factor in the week's dcvclopiucuts ivas the spas- mnrlic bombing on a small scale of Dublin 11nd the surrounding area by German aircraft. Few guesses were ventured as to ivhat the Ger- mans could have in mind. In the pest it has often been suggested that. German forces might occupy

W35 the con-

pr-elude to an attempt at invading

Britain. Glanclng Back 25 Years

making 1

movements; _ Britain dialing apple... hniuiar

Eire. which has few defences. as a ‘

at the Plano

YESTEPlllATS fi LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS

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'1 RlUlIhi. .\5.\liKli'l‘ 1 Eggs dcz Cabbage 3 hood Beets. 3 lbs

‘Roast Be“. Bolling Meat cream qt.

|FOWl Qililtl

‘Pork 1b.

}Spinach. ib

1 cf qr.

‘steak lb

Butter dairy Chicken ch

s. ‘Cur lied brcf .21

4

1521mm per 1 Apple . EOIIIOEPS. 6 Pillfillllh, ii ']‘iil'i\lp:~ '5 icranlacii mriicliokc... 4 lb; |Cclcry Hearts, bunrh 1lrlni1d Hour).

1Geesc each

Dirt-ks;

llslauti Celtry . ~‘ ‘Tomatoes. lb. ‘j ‘Nev: iVlllSilfOfillliq lnflz-L ‘ 1Ncw Rhubarb. lb.

1Nr>w rn/lisir, 3 buuciirx

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