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fcUgnc Quietly Watches
rtC--w, n,"iw T not
KaU iTi.c tj
W1U1KSU U1UU
I.meeJs governor arrive
fl4f& Word of Bitterness to
fC'.Show Emotion People
Must Have Felt
BURLESON CUTS
PHONE CHARGES
of 6lA Mills a Mile.
Adoptedl
So" Jr. . B PHILIP C.I BBS
PfSJSjecial CaWe o Evening Publtc Ledger
Wp " Cetvrteht, lilt, tu Veto York Time Co.
filtt lolojfiie, Dec. 14, (aeiaycaj.
This morning- nt 10 o'clock British
when the cavalry lanI U& the Bonr;(of.
The Lonir. long- Trail."
There were' lancer In the first escprt
squadron, and the officers rode with
drawn swords, and as they came near to
the saluting base turned In their saddles
and shouted In the high. long-drawn
voice of the cavalry command: "Carry
swords I" and then to the escort squad- T r . Tt ni
ron. "eyes new i" and every trooper Long Distance Basic Charge
turned ms ncna umcwujo. ui mo"
was a gleam of steel helmets down the
lines with that fine, stern Iodic of men
which gives a. thrill to one's spine.
Lancers and Dragoon guards nnd Hus
sars with their horse artillery. In whlcti
each gun was polished as a pretty toy
for pageantry, and not for death, they
passed In a steady stream which tools
two hours to flow across that bridge.
Down below tho quay side was an
other procession which I happened to
see when I looked over the bridge. It
.. headed by two German officers In
I fun uniform, with a white flag on the
front of their motorcar, and behind
them camo a loiur line of other cars
with the German eagle painted on the
! panels. They had come Into Cologno
under a nag oi truce 10 ocuver up tne
cars, according to the term? of the
armistice.
Cologne 1 Ordrrlj-
., r .
unification of rates, the change pro
vides: Tho placing of all calls on a
stAtlon-to-statlon basis' nt the rate
of five cents' for each six miles up
to twenty-four miles and Ave cents
for each olRht miles over '.wenty
four miles on each toll call.
Establishes a new baslo rate of
approximately six and one.quarter
mills a mile, airline mileage, on long
distance calls, with one-half the day
rato from 8:30 o'clock p. m, to 'mid
night nnd one-quarter of the day
rate from 12 to 4:30 o'clock a. m.
Puts an Initial charge of 26 per
cent on tho particular person call. J ,. ,TJ.,T nn net?
It is the lost point which Is making BARNETT'S HIGH PRAISE
many auoious or tne reauciion to tne
900OTHENBACK
ON LEVIATHAN
Heroes in Blue and Khaki
Enthusiastically Wel
comed Home
NIGHT RATES CHEAPER
. ! public, of the phone costs announced I ,
Sonic Monthly Toll Bills May ;en Postomco Dwtmenf .tole. j Coniniander of Marinca Proud
Really Be Increased by
New Schedule
cavalry passed through tho streets of
uoiogne, crosseu tne jouenzoueru itli0
Cologne Is orderly nnd submissive to
h. rcultlon3 under British ajthorltv.
ugn mo SlrlB U4,w- ople g0 oboul thelr way wth
tho Holienzollem ,,. nottce as possible of the foreign
brlUse and went beyond the Rhine to , ir00ps In their midst, though iM the
Uk possession of tho bridgeheads. I cafes and restaurants one sees .them
Forborne day not many British sol- j Zn7ho come in to listen to the IBM?
mora naa neen seen in uie n
Cologno, tho troops being camped in
J 'the outskirts, and it was only yester
day afternoon that the 'British Gover
nor ,made his entry and established lit-?
.headquarters In one of the hotel9
I.
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music of the orchestras, which play on
gayly. as though no tragic thing had
come to Oermany.
Th'e kilt of the Scottish officer breaks
down their mask of Indifference, anil
they cannot hltlo their smiles at Its
strangeness to them and now nnd again
Which had been taken over for tho t the breezy way of the joutig Tommies
present. Crowds of German people . or Jocks and their good-natured humor
.m....4 ... tho m.n tv-hn will con- softens the looks of jieople who naturally
gathered to see the man who win con , mclIne(, t0 beBm at the Brllleh.
trol their way of life during the 15ttl- ( Hgre nnd tier jg-n,,!,.,,,,!,!,,,, jer.
lali occuDatlon. and were kept back in mans who were soldiers until a ueek or
ia. hollow square by their own police, ro ago acted i guides to the British
St,. ,. nr.v.rnnr' motorcar drove who lost their way In the maze of streets.
. ... . i-.,. .vi.tio r, and I have heard them exchanging
.In with an escort of lancers, v,WIe a , .,,,...... of battles In which they
band of Scottish pipers played a greet- fougnt aKalnst each other. But there
jnj. In no fraternization. There are the com-
Thls morning the passing of tho , mander-ln-chlefs order, against It.
I -V .i. m-i., wn nn Im. ' The British soiaier Jias not esiaunsnea
(cavalry over the nhtno was an im aB hc usp(1 n
prcsslve sight for all the people of j.rnncei fhe German language beats
t Cologne, and for the British was an-, him altogether, and he nnus only one
What City Will Pay
Under Nctv Phone Rates
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CABLE COMPANY MAKES
CARLTON CO-DEFENDANT
New York, Deo. IS. (By A. P.) The '
i oinmerciai intiia company toaay niea
papers In the Federal Court here, mak- '
lug Newcomh Carlton, president of tjie I
Western Union Telegraph Company, a
party Idefendant ' with I'OBtmuster Gen-I
eral Burleson In the Commercial Com
pany's suit against the Cabinet, official '
to have set aside bis action In taking I
ovir cpntrol of the submarine cables on
behalf of tho Government. '
This action today brings tho suit Wlth-
of Record Made by His
Fighters
fly the Anoclaled rrtu
, New Torlt, Dec. 16.
Her decks swarming with nearly flOOO
blue and khakt-clad 'veterans of Amer
ica's overseas service, the liner
Leviathan, which foiled five submarine
attacks while transporting troops to
France, docked today.
Tho vessel's speed saved ner irom
..., ,v.wu. luunj muiKB iiiu wuit Willi- , - - ... i - ,.u
In the jurisdiction of the United states i torpedoes, according to officers who told
Postmaster
District Court til Veu York Mr. f?Arltnn
llBU lU'BtllV .InUB ...Itl.lH 1-IiIa1. n A-...a
'":'; after which the case may go to trial.
POPE MAYJSKWIISON'S AID
Rome Reports Vatican Would
Have Him Mediate Trouble
Home, Dec, 16. (By A. P.) Pope
Benedict may request President Wilson
to consent to act ss mediator In an
effort to reach a reciprocal pact which
will solve tho dissent which has existed
between tho Qulrinal and the Vatican,
according to the Topolo Romano.
This- question, the paper states, will
In no case be brbught before the peace
conference.
430 MARINES COMMISSIONED
for the Ilrst time of the former Voter
land's encounters with U-boats. None of
the projectiles came dangerously near,
they said, and the big 'ship was at close
quarters with the foe only once.
The former German liner came up
the bay amid a din, surpassing In
volume any previous welcome to a re
turning troopship. Of her sick and
wounded fourteen offlcera and 1421
men tho majority were on deck, some
with crutches and canes, while her
rails were lined with almost B000 naval
officers and men, veterans of the sub
marines defense patrol off the French
and British conBts, nnd 2500 soldiers,
with some of their commanders, heroes
of the bitter lighting in the final weeks
of the war.
The naval contingent, largest of any
which has" returned homo since the sign
5 other historical episode on the long . oieeseu woru in it , ,,, ,.., , .,,.
outer uiaiuiu. m . n j h . d b, But u,e i,0p,,
Mourney of this war, which has led at j l, ,J hlme through thel, Ilghteu wln.
least to this river flowing' now behind ; d and he starea into them like a
tho British lines. To tho German peo-1
nl the Rhino is the very river of.
child outside a toy shop,
the richness of them.
wondering at
I' "f .v..!- Ur and down Us tide come drift- The German shops are displaying thelf
ft
.i i.t ,.m'ori nt their i Christmas goodi and the war has made
Tmff all the ghost memories of their jjo outward d,fterence to the spirit nt
j raco and Its water Is sacred to them ihlii daIi aoon comliig, which is kept in
las the fount from which their national Germany ns a feast of homo life, with
(legends, their folk songs and the sen-! as much sentiment, orlnore, as In Eng
tlmenU Uiat Ho deep In their hearts :tre are th0UsandB of Christmas
I have come forth In abundance. trtes in the shops, lighted when dark-
I m,ln. Tjtst I.tno nf Defense ness falls with little bulbs nnd all
! , .H? , , 7 1 wm!, i.. ! sparkling with colored bulbs and cotton
In military history tho Khlne lias sn"&w- a)rl3 wlth ther hR,r ln
i been their last lino or ueiense, tne
moat around the keep of German
atrensth; so today jvhen British
' troops rode across the bridge and
passed beyond the Rhine to further
' outposts. It was the supreme sign of
victory for them and of German de
f feat. . .
Tney are a proud people, and they
jdld not show by any word of rago
I or cry of blttemes3 the emotion they
Washington, Dec. 1(5.
General Burleson nn-
nounced last night that, effective Jan
i unry 21. a uniform system of lonK-dls-
tance telephono rates would bo rstab
i Ilshed throughout the United States.
I designed to do away with "Injustices
J and preferences." which exist ln many
places. According to the Postofflce
Department, tho new rates will pro
vide reductions In 70 per cent of the
1-rrusv.B in me icuuiiiiiiiK ov i- twin. , turtea tne s;xieen weeKS course at the v,if ,nnnth Riient In Pnrlq and at th
The new schedule a !o provides for a hlrd marine otricers' training camp hn .m ",l,?.if ' .11 ,,, li!
nnt decrease ln the rate for night long- here. ' front, enthusiastic oer the record of his
distance calls. As set forth by the i Men from thirty-eight Stales nnd the fighters from Chateau-Thlerry to the
Postofflce Department's committee on I District of Columbia and Panama re- ; end of the war. He said the marines
j I ceived commissions. '
were ''.Vonderfui; and the' o'nlycdnP
Plaints wcro those of the wounded de
nied a chance to get back to the front
"If like this, said the general. "If
a man loses an arm he says, 'It might
have been n leg and If he loses a leg
he philosophises, 'It might have been
both,' and If he loses nn eye he reasons
'It might hai-e been my head.' Most
of them, I find, are worrying for fear
they will be of no further use to their
country and 1 ani going to put forth
levery; effort to find places for these
,wounded marines In the service If they
tleslrc."
The steamshlp'tjtockholm of the 'fiwed-lsh-Amerlcan
line which was'forced to
anchor off the Statue of Liberty last
night on account of the fog. brought
home a number of American refugees
who were badly treated by tho Bolshe
vlkl ln Pctrograd,
Among the army men aboard were
486 officers and men nnd a number of
wounded from the second antiaircraft
battalion, which was ln action on the
Tout front when hostilities ceased. They
are from California, In command of
Major Jcmes V,'. Riley, other ferial
units were taken On at Liverpool.
Many Wear Decorations
Many of the returned Americans
wore decorations for bravery. Among
them wero Lieutenant C. Vallng. of Dun
kirk, X. V., and Lieutenant Leslie I.
Faber, of Indianapolis, each of whom
hrd. brought down thirteen enemy air
planes, for which they were awarded the
Insignia of the French Legion of Honor.
Another soldier who hnd been honored
was Sergeant Carter M, Smith, of De
troit, Mich., a member of the 131st In
fantry of the Thirty-third Division, who
wore the ribbons of Belgian and French
orders.
Sergeant Smith went Into the Somme
fighting on August 8. ho said. The next
L
day Oerranhlh, explosive' sheUHeok
oft hts left leg.
Isomer yVeck', of Bpworth, Ga., 17tl
Infantry, came home with a wound re
ceived In the attack, of the Thirtieth
Division on the Hlndenburg line, near
St. Quentin.
"Showed lloche Something Mew"
"Thar? never was, a bunch of men
whq could fight like the Thirtieth," he
said., "Tho only 'kick we had w.B our
officers would not ltt us go ahead as
fast a's we wanted to. The boche Is
uome scrapper, but We showed him some
thing new In that came. Home by
Christmas Is all we are asking for now.;"
John L. Jackson, of Bridgeport, Ala.,
,of tho same regiment, had his leg still
In splints from a Bhrapnel in tne uommo
battle. "Well. It was some fight, and
we all sure did go after them," he said.
"This little old wound of mtno Is nothing
to what some of the boys got, and the
only thing I feel sorry about was that
my wound stopped me Just when the go
to? was getting good."
' Sergeant Wilbur Slmcoe, 10th In
fantry, of Elmlra, N. y said that after
his company of 260 men had engaged
In the fighting on September 20 there
were only ten left alive and unwounded'.
Private Robert M. Taylor, of Fir, Wash.,
Thirty-eighth Infantry, wounded at
Chateau-Thierry, arrived with his right
leg In a bandage.
Among others of tho Twonty-sevcnth
and Thirtieth Divisions who came home
bearing wounds of honor were Lieuten
ant R. W. Pinto, of Racine, Wis., and
Private Adolph H. Lelssner, also of Ra
clno. Many of the troops brought trophies
of battle, and one, soldier, Private James
W. McDantel, of Alabama, who served
& the'ltautlM,
!'
man htJt
llAWn . lHii..Jl nilr','MWBrln
"plokelhaube" helmet which h Wrtl p"l, t;
tured ln the Agonnfforetlv ana'carry , .,
ing a uerman FilQ. over.jjis. qnouiror.p
x&mg
Popular PrictVPJtfci)tr People
'TUESDAY ..
LUNCHEON SPECIAL
Chicken Pattie
35 cents
DINNER SPECIAL
HalfMilk-Fcd
witti French'Pew jj.
iml Hashed Creamed Potatoes
8$ cents . ,
Populir Price foe Particular PpU win
prvvilltthewtr-tMfCcmim; elCUrl
132 Sacilh J$th Street
124 South 13th Street
1
QHEcRJpc.
., J. O. PATTOH, KnUml
!'
$wj
3!
if v 00 c tv . . r Ing of the armistice, Included men both
Men JrTom 6ti States, District of from fleet and aviation units which haa
Columbia nnd Panama in List ' fought u-boats and convoyed merchant
Ouuntlro. Vs.. Dec. 16. (Bv A. P.l 1 rlilps In nnd out of Allied ports.
viae leuucuons in iu prrccm or tne .secretary Daniels today awarded com- Moji.r General Barnett, head of the
rates now In force, with slight in- missions to 480 marines who have com- I mnrlne corns, returned from two and n
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1 Tt
must have felt when the British men
C'went otier the bridge,
pigtails nnd small boys In soldier caps
1 stand with their noses glueii to tne win
dow panes staring at the blue-eyed
dolls nnd gnomes and hobgoblins and
mechanical toys. Thy.v are the children
I met In the Rhelngaese and market and
narrow alleys with not too much to eat
and the wolf at tho door.
I The great shop of Tletz, tho biggest
I store in Cologne, there l"i door upon
1 floor richly laden with thn accessories
. .. ., ... ..T flvn.nn l.nn. 1Ik
Tlwrn nwn not auoi niiiciiin w uguuiui .luti.n me,
ineio were not . . ...A v.,.,,!?,,! viaDB ..
Jhrm prowds about. Many of tne !",c. '. . ..,' ..... ,
V o"p,e of qaloyn. did not come out to ? "d wlng ms!' ad' Chstmas
J&J-aeev tne ?'"'""'",?,",.;?' i ,rs. creener than those that grow ln
liKZ hut there wire Ines of I IDs forest of Euph'en, taper high above
fh "r.-iUi.? nfrewavenndf the counters with Santa Claus as their
J 4 rfi'" -i l' ;. oni, .n,i nf the, 1 guardian angel.
$?': IKrT n.ra hri.w. The German Christmas Is coming and
iffi1-1 wk. wfc.nnli.rn hrlrtre Is a massive the G.erman people are preparing to celc
y u- .......--..-.. ---."-:-. ,.
,? - -- antiAefrlan
(are eiionnuu" wm". - "'.'." 1 ...,.u ,u.i- i,.,i uht
iim T . Tniaala nncl nl.q Rnn. or tne win m.,' ww.. .....-.
txS v.i,. will, a .mali lliaf Iiak lialcen riff
txaiicu win ...- - ,.
psi itne crowiu iu " "".-. " ........
ET.'t , n.inm.- nne of these statues on the 1
1! southern side of the bridge, General Sir 1
Herbert Plumer, commanding the Sec
ond Army of the British armies ln the
: fiiM nrmv of Flanders, which has fought
; so many battles since the first battle of ,
Tpres,' stood in tne miost ot me gen-,
' erals and staff officers of his corps and
1 divisions and brigades and received tho,
, salu of the cavalry as they rode be- I
..Wnd the Rhine.
I Honor to Krery Man I
f Hardly once during two hours did this
valiant old general give his arm any I
K?Tret as he stood there rigid, with his 1
hand to nis cap. it wua u umci iui-
any man ; but Plumer, who has known
, i .ifli- nf his men throusrh bloodv '
& i ;... saluted each of them todav. '
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Zw colonel ior corj,u. u4 iii-miki, wi
m- . I....., w aivnainr. wii n nil ma
dinner, uuhici v o. ... . ..
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fb
i
Mrn'e Riimto SUp-
f,m. Of enper-qual-ty
brown kid.
3.00 to 4.50
?s:' 2.50
Christmas Hosiery for Men, Women and Children
Womon'a pure thread silk hose, all colors, 85c to $2.50.
Men's thread silk socks, plain and fancy, 65c and 85c.
In Christmas boxes.
A wonderful collection of beautiful Slipper
Buckles for gifts, SI. So to $25.00.
Infante' Eiderdown
boot! blue, pink,
whit. Hlbbonl Kft
trimmed .. x,ov
1 fflf
M- - ri 7 - - . ,-..--i . wtu brate for their children a aaKo in tne 'u
r! t'ttJtA neri.itals below the towers Germany, ana mere win lie more tears rA y
lS- l?LtyAnAf".fi"l"..e,Ji.fwn" than laughter round the green trees i? SJ
li
KA'. honor he could give them on this last
Wi'j nnik in ineir juuuirj d cim. - ra &
Iv picture which belongs to history.
K& A truard of honor of lancers, with red
r vj and white pennons at their lance tips,
' ' I was on one side of the bridge below the
K : ... f wnilam T. slttlnir there mo-
SV tlonless. as though also made of bronie, I
,,, at... '.k. . n. Vrnvama v, irttnt nrli.n
&. .llKO Hint iiif!- ., u. ......, ,,fc ....v..
BJ -their" beautltut animais paweu tne
v- 1 ground and tossed their heads. A band
Bl(' wa close to tna army commanders
raiSv .riiarn nnd when lieVame It plaved the
' .'old tune of "Rule, Britannia," and then
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Founded 1865
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Provident
Life and Trust Company
of Philadelphia
Our resources, both
financial and legal,
are such as to in
sure the prompt
settlement of your
estate in accord
ance with your
wishes. .
Fourth and Chestnut Streets
Member of
Federal Reserve System
Women's Boudoir
Rllppera. Blink kid,
quilted tnnolM, flex
ible leather !.
Milk pom- O nn
pern "uu
Mn' Telt
In Oxford
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Comfy lolo
Male.
1.50
Hltea-tit Box, flnut
Xldrdown wool, for
men and women,
Vartooe TKn
colors
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HALLAHAN'S
FIVE STORES
SPECIAL SALE
Starting Today, Monday
Christmas
Sli
Woratjt' BoudtLr
fillppri, ln Klmona
colors t rlbbon-trlm-mcd.
1.50 & 2.00
ReiinSI
Kobe's wonders for sick skins
, ,v. .
I ,li ,'skin that is rough, reddened,
i dufiffured' by eczema, aoro spots
I'MftU ittehlin
iiitKMlnol Jntmenti help- you
Ma- iAA ,nlT fliao nnnvincr. ifn-
mrr . . , ,
r afttctieiw of th akin.
y..r . " tjfi ......-.. v .
Reslnol Ointment contains medic
inal h gents that 'act directly upon
the skin, heal 'its hurts and help
-it to keep healthy and attractive.
Itesinol Soap aids and quickens
the action of Reslnol Ointment.
At all dVolrf. '
- v - ' ' ,!. . 3 1 .' f
Mliiti' and Cldl
drta't fur-trimmed
f.lt -I or
Juliet J..AU
ers
For AH the Family
Here is a great stock, planned
and purchased nearly a year
ago, giving you advantages of
great savings over today's
market Values.
All Hallahan Stores are open
Every Evening until Christmas,
Use the Hallahan Store near
est you.
We exchange Slippers cheerfully
after Christmasyou run no
risk by guessing at "the size"
A special force of capable sales
people on. duty at every store,
insuring quick service, without
long waits or tiresome delays.
HALLAHAN'S
919-921 MARKET ST.
5604-06 Germantown Ave., below .Chelten Ave.
4028-30 Lancaster Ave., above 40th( near Fairmount
2746-48, Germantown. Ave;, above Lehigh Ave.
60th and Chestnut Sts. (Juvenile Store adjoining) '
Infante' Carrlaso
Dooteee. lllli or
loir rut. fur trim
med, eoft eole. Dlue,
pink, white.
1.25 & 1.75
Still They Tumble:
A further cut in the prices of some additional seasonable lines.
Wo are right on the market, giving you every advantage of every fluctua
tion. American Stores customers are reaping these benefits. Why not join the
busy throngs that fill our stores from morning until night?
T. s ' ArwirX Bat bmipS. FeihK
tVomen'a Oriental T -. ... X W 1 A ,F BMir.ir.
Mlpper,. of .1. lux. TO . BOUillOIl COIll nMl.. Mae I
SLSiMs?2oK A; f Cllbes J Me ) Barley )f Noodles)
jm n
mSwwFr 51 ' . ADsoiuteiy pure
Mn' do luxe Felt wt l A i .
Romeoe. nl&ck or TA S i iftj. A
rroyi flexible leath-, roj JSr'i&i. jojpCj,.
r sole. Tape O OK Iff i JSr Ci rtjP i
blndlnr ... 4, ? ' O J& fii dr
iW i JG? tampoens " jsr
mmm n ' . c ueans !$&
uaunwprr tvj ui ". . r ,,
m 1 :: W
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Karo Syrup can 1 1
everybody knows the quality of. tfaro We make
tne price talk.
c
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aPisPsfir
Men'e no I.uxe Felt
Houee HUppere. In
blaeu and
taped edge. Flexible
leather eole.
Comfy eole.
roy, T4
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Wheat Flour 12-ib bag 75c
Any mill brand in stock. All straight wheat
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Granulated SUgar lb 10C
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Best Mince Meat .lb. 18c
Asco, Baking. Powder., can 5c-9c
Fancy Mixed NuU lb. 33c
Fancy Lemon Peel lb. 38c
Fancy Orange Peel lb. 33c
Gtace Citron , lb. 35c
Golden Pumpkin........ can 12c
Fancy Cherries can 23c
Sliced Peaches can 10c
Fancy Apricots can 17c
Choice Pears can 20c
Seedless Raisins. .... .pkg., 14c
Thyme, Sage and Basil.. pkg. 5c
Sweet Marjdram pkg. 8c
Evan. Apricots s. . .lb. 27c
Pure Jelly , eiss 13c
Ground' Cinnamon can oc
Shredded Cocoanut. .. ...pkg. 5c
Crisco 1-lb can 30c
Asco Peas can 10c
Calif. Asparagus ;. can' 16c
Best Sugar Corn cant20c.
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