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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

. q
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Croker
suggests:
q BAKED SQUASH is nice and moist
when baked this new wayl Cut IN scrv.
ing-size pieces. Place outside down IN
baking dish q 70 - water 10 prevent
aicking). Bake until tender about ! y
hrs, in moderate oven $500. Have:
Baked Squash
Little Golden Brown SauSaeeS
Hot Apple Mullins
Crisp Cabbage Salad
Prune Whip Cinnamon Jumbles
Coffee, Tea, or MIX
@ NICE APPLE-Y FLAVOR and
freshness TO these Apple Mullins. Easy
70 make. Just add cup finely sliced
apples (sprinkled with a cup sugar,
tsp. cinnamon. mixed) TO muffin
batter. Batter easy, too-simply add
milk. egg and sugar 70 Bisquickl Jihy-
quick directions on package. Serve hot.
MUCH EASIER making 5i,rtih
mHfirs, udflcs. etc., rith Bi5qiGck
,7o-rhyru 6Rts 7r0yk almost III t7rot
Itsa blend Of sax kosle-i.Ybe iHRte8f-
enb. You inst add MIX for biSlmbi
O NUTBURGERS taste "meaty",
and more than good. Even look like
meat patties! Mix ~ cups ground
pecans, I cup soft bread crumbs
packed, I we'll beaten egg, tsp.
finely cut onion, ? tbsp. finely cut
parsley, IL tsp. salt, cup milk.
Let stand TO hrs in refrigerator.
Drop by heaping tablespoonfuls in
10 a little hot fat mot too hot), in
notifying pan. Brown about 5 min,
each side. Serve hot, with mush-
room sauce If desired. S large ones,
y r
o So-o-o-o RELIABLE 10 10
positively coIomity-prooE 1 mean
Bisquick. Such good ingredient are
so skiUuIly blended, ira Bisqriick.
Tested by my staff. More reliable
than the old tCay. TrylBisqliick!
4 Il 4
@ Freel New Daily Menu and Shop
ping List" Each sheet OF pad gives space
for days menus; lists staple groceries.
Check needs; take sheet to store. To
get. your pad. mail postcard today to
Betty Croker. Dept. IS. Minneapolis,
Minnesota Betty Gockes
Hear Betty Croker each Friday over
NBC -. PAS Eastern Time; l: AS Cen
trail; 12:45 Mountain; HAS Pacific.
"B..quiet" and BETTY Croker are registered
trade marks Of General Mills, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

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Reveals Lofsa VIfornin Discoveries
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how 10 use them intelligcnty. effectively Ex-
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buying Nitamins Tells you how 20 Judge vita
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

MUCH EASIER making 5i,rmis,
mHfrS, udfleS. etc., 1cth BiSqmCk.
,70-r7J- T7fF cuts TT0TF Almost III f5C0f
is a blend Of sax koste-iYpe iHRte8f-
erb. Yon Just add mix for btSrHti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

green or red. They look very
attractive and PROFESSIONALISM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

I6 January 81. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

Hear Betty Croker each Friday over
MIC PAS Eastern Time; AS Cen
trail; 12:45 Mountain; HAS Pacific.
"Bi.quict" and Betty Croker" are registered
trade marks Of General Mills. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
EASY TO MAKE-AND 1T KEEPS

EASY TO MAKE-AND IT KEEPS
IEND LIKE 10 recipe white cake"
Mrs. J. A Schafner Cleveland Ohio
TO each of my three the
hope you will enjoy it my many friends do
| pound butter pound glazed
pound sugar y pound CirUn
] pound -four y pound orange peel
/ pound pound almonds
| l pound white grated
pound glazed pineapple l cup brandy
About
cut fruit and soak of brandy overnight Banch
almonds and Of and let overnight
Then butter that has the
add add yoks then -four with
OF soda alternately with brandy the little
is left Then add mixed fruits and lastly stihl
the coOrcd pineapple that is the
caNe) Bake slow about four hours
but less when put in small This makes about 10 pounds
Mrs Schafnor grateful for recipe
with text
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s. a
o. Lee SVann
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

O So-o-o-o RELIABLE it is
positively coIomity-prooE 1 mean
Bisquick. Such good ingredients are
so skiUuIIy blended, in Bisqriick.
Tested by my staff. More reliable
than the old ,Cay. rylBisqlIick!
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
SUB ACTION UPPE D
KING GEORGE ADDRESSES PARLIAMENT

LONDON. Nov. 26.-(AP)- King George. opening the new session of Parliament, confident ly told the Commons:
 Tn the fourth year of the war, the forces of the United Nations had assumed the offensive on all fronts, in all theatres and in the coming year, we shall with Gods help, be able to bear upon the enemy still greater weight of attack"
 The new session is the ninth since the present House of Com mons was elected in November, 1885. The current parliament is the longeSt-Iived in the history of the British Empire.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
BOMBERS IN
 NIGHT ATTACK ION GERMANY

LONDON, Nov. 2S.- AP)- American heavy bornbers struck Germany in 3 daylight massive aerial offensive, after the RAF gave Berlin it's fourth night of bombing
 The attack was made on Frank furt, although the U. s. govern ment did not immediately specify the target, but the Bremen radio went off the air, suggesting it as an objective.
 In addition the Frankfurt radio said the U. s. Air Force hit a large chemical works, six miles east of Frankfurt, simultaneously as RAF Mosquito bombers struck Berlin. l3 failed to return.
 Berlin has been bombed 20 out of 25 nights Tn November.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
ALLIED PLANES BOMB TOWN OF SHINCHIkU

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-(AP)- Allied planes struck within $50 miles of the Japanese homeland yesterday, when 20 planes raided Shinchiku, a port on the north west coast of FormoSa, the Tok- yo radio said.
 But the raid was unconfirmed by Allied sources.
 The attack was presumably made from bases within China.
 The broadcast claimed three raiders were downed.
 Formosa is 90 miles off the east coast of China and about 200 miles north of the Philli- pines.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
BROADCAST TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY

The Voice of Religion, under the auspices of the Nome Relig- ious Council, will present some stories and beliefs of the Eski- mo religion.
 Ths program VII be in charge of the Eskimos themselves, with Thomas Morris of the Religious Council presiding. He will be assisted by Gig Mike, and Nor man Lee, and the Eskimo choir.
 Those who have never heard the stories about the Religious leaders, the story of the flood, light and darkness, the Northern Lights and life after death listen to the 'Voice of Religion" pro- gram Sunday evening at 5:30.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
HOVEN RITES ION SUNDAY

Edwin C. Hoven died -Wednes- day evening at his home on D Street, suffering a heart attack shortly after bring home a load of wood.
 MT. Hoven has resided in Nome for several years, mining in the Kougarok district in the sum- mers and spending the winter seasons in Nome.
 He leaves a family who live in Norway, and a wife residing in Nome.
 Funeral arrangements are be- ing made by the I. O. O. F. lodge, of which he was a member, and will be held at the Federated church Sunday at 200 p. m.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
BERLIN SAID BOMBED-OUT

BERNIE, Switzerland, Nov. 26 -(AP)Many thousands have been bombed out of the German capital.
 Berlners, wth scanty posses sions strapped to their backs, de- fled Nazi threats of punishment and continued the mass exodus from. the chaotic, burning capi. tai, it was told in German iron. tier dispatches.
 In dispatch from Basel, tc LaSuisse at Geneva, all reports o1 Berlin painted the same picture of terror and destruction.
 Thousands were still trapped beneath the debris with little chance of their being dug out alive.
 A traveller who left Berlin after Mondays attack, said the Gestapo arrested many thous- ands, including 2,000 women and children insane from shock Declaring they were hopelessly wounded, the insane were killed
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
AIR CLAIMED 

PEARL HARBOR, Nov. s. (AP)-Evidence that the Japan csc air strength in the Gilbert Islands has diminished steadily in planes, materials and the will to fight was reported by a spokes- man for the Pacific Fleet, in connection with a com1nunique reporting another aerial victory.
 In mopping up operations, Ad- miral Nimitz announced the downing of 34 enemy fighters, 9 bombers and three patrol planes, by one carrier division.
 The American losses were three fighters and one bomber.
 Other carrier divisions were unreported as yet but at present writing few live Japanese remain in the Gilbert Islands.
 The communique added that mopping-up operations were nearly completed in the strategic taking of Tarawa and Albemams islands.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
z 6xs@
 e-oOOTBAL. ], ! SCORES
Colgate 25, Brown IA.

Colgate 25, Brown IA. Cornell IA, Penn 20. Bucknell 21. Franklin Marshall 13.
 Maryland 21, Virginia Military IA.
 Tulsa 61, Arkansas 0. Navy Pre-Flight 21, North Car olina State '.
 Fort Riley g, Kansas ?. Miami 2, Xavier T. Texas 27, Texas A. & M. 13. St. Mary's 34, Utah 0. Oklahoma A. & M. 2, Denver 6. South Carolina 13, Wake For est 2.
 Camp Davis 42, Fort Bragg 0. Richmond 20, Charleston Coast Guard 6.
 Tennessee Tech 2, Vanderbilt 45.
 Fort Benning Infantry 61, Camp Gordon Tankers 0.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
AIRWAYS
Wien Alaska AirlineS

Pilot Frank Whaley made a trip to Deerjng, Kotzebue and Rainbow this morning with pas Sengers and express. Passengers were Mrs. Bessie Deland and son and Edward A. Barr to Deering, and Jack Burke to Kotzebue,
 Whaley is scheduled for trip to Teller this afternoon.
 Sig Wien is due in from Pt. Barrow and north points today.
 Alaska Airlines
 Captain Roy Duggan and Pilot Jerry Hola arrived with the Ford tri-motor with capacity load of freight and express.
 Pilot Don Emmons arrived from Deering, Kotzebue and Candle with mail and express.
 The Ford tri-motor departed today with the following passen- gers for Anchorage: Tony Cer~ ruti, Archie heeler, Mike Achiff. Gerry Wilson, Corporal Merritt, Peder Burgh, Major Ark, Nels Nelson and Otto Larson.
 Pilot Weaver is expected in to- day from Unalakleet.
 Pan American Airways
 Captain Ken Perman arrived this morning with Elsie Dennis and two Coast Guardsmen, James Sanderson and James R. Par rott. Perman left at once with a full load of mail
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
EIGHTH ARMY GETS STRONG BRIDCEHEAD

WITH THE BRITISH EIGHTH ARMY, Nov. 26.--(AP)-A front line dispatch from General Mont gomery from within sound of the guns on the Sangro river front, declared that the bridgehead acooss the river is now firmly in Allied hands.
 We finally got what we want ed, after bitter and hard fight ing and dreadful weather. The Germans counterattacked very strongly but we've got the bridgehead nearly six miles long and over mile deep and that's not to bad" he said.
 The heavy rains yesterday caused the river to rise five feet washing men to their death in the swollen turbulent waters.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
RED ARMY CAPTURES
 TERRITORY

LONDON, Nov. 26.-(AP)- The Red Army captured Gomel and surrounding territory in White Russia, completely separ- ating the Maxi forces in the cen ter Ukraine, German broadcasts said, as powerful Soviet offen- sives smashed gaps in the enemy lines, north and south of the fall en rail center of Gomel, which was destroyed before it was evac- uated.
 Five railways radiate from the city, a population of 145,000. the last important German strong hold east of the Dnieper river.
 Two lines lead to Poland, one to Brest and Litovsk, the other through Minsk to Wilma. in Lith- uania.
 Other lines connect with Mos cow, Odessa, and Leningrad.
 West of Kiev the Russian army is standing firm against the weakening Nazi drive.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
NEW WEAPON TO BE USED


 LONDON, Nov. 26.-(AP)- Germany announced that it will now use it's reprisal weapon, be- cause the terror attacks on Der lin and other German towns had grown to such proportions, a mil- itary spokesman told foreign press correspondents in Berlin.
 The Berlin radio also announc- ed the item, but the spokesman declined to disclose the nature of the reprisal weapon. He said Germany was forced into using it.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
PANIC IN
 BERLIN REPORT

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Nov. 26.-(AP)-Scenes of death and panic in the Berlin air raid shel- ters was described by reliable eyewitneSses, who say that vast expenses of the sprawling nerve center was destroyed in air raids
 One witness said that half of the shelters were hit. >n
 A Finnish diplomat reaching Sweden said that only three of the 3l in his shelter escaped death.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
 OF FLYING OFFICER URGED

WASHINGTON, NoV4'' 2s.- AP)-The appointment of an experienced flying officer to the head of the navy aviation arm, in the rank of full admiral, was advocated by Senator Walgren, a member of the senate military and Truman committees.
 He asserted that such step. coupled with the more rapid pro- motions of naval air officers gen. erally, would be fitting recogni- tion for the branch of the navy which is becoming increasingly more important.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
1000 JAPS KILLED IN INVASION
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC,

 Nov. 26.-(AP-The slaughter of more than 1000 Japanese since the invasion of Bougairville on November 1st and the possible killing of thousands of others was reported for Admiral Hal sey, simultaneously with a Mac Arthur announcement that Jap anese counterattacks had been re- pulsed.
 The main counterattacks were made against the beachheads on Bougainvil1e and also against Sattleberg, New Guinea, where the Australians were moving in from three sides
 The BougainvIIIe beachhead has been extended to six miles
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
BEAT OFF ATTACKS

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN ALGIERS, Nov. 26.-Allied units beat off enemy counterattacks along generally unchanged front in Italy, rolled back the German tide, when the Salerno brldgehead appeared likely to be oVerrun after the first landings.
 The 45th Division, made up largely of troops from Colorado, Oklahoma, and New Mexico, with more than 1000 southwest h. dianS, is rated as one of the best,
 in army circles, under the flag.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
NEW RUSSIAN OFFENSIVES REPORTED

MOSCO, Nov. 26.-(AP)- In later dispatches from Moscow, Red Star said, new Russian of fensives reached the upper Dneiper ~'T'er and cut the Gomel- Mogilev rhway, the most i'm portanf ar0l German commun- ication line in White Russia.
 The major Red Army maneu vers appeared under way over frozen terrain north of Pripet marshes, advancing steadily.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
REHEARSAL FOR
 MESSIAH TONIGHT

TWentyfour voices have been rehearsing the Messiah" every Thursday evening. Thirty voices are need This is the last call for voices to sing in the Messiah. No more new voices will be added after the rehearsal next week, Decmeber 2nd. Because of Thanksgiving the rehearsal will be held tonight instead of Thurs day, as is the usual time.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
DESCRIBES AID AS FINANCIAL

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.- (AP)-Describing United States aid to Latin American countries, Senator Butler, Nebraska demo- crat, said:
 The plan was naively con- ceived, badly coordinated boon- doggling."
 He told the senate that the program should be changed to one of technical assistance, ag- ricultural contact and under standing.
 Reporting on his 10000 1mil9 tour of Central and South Amer ican countries, Butler said:
 %Our ood-Neighbor polio is based on sentimental dreams which are merely reflections of our own ideals and not theirs. It is tolerated by the Latins solely because it is accompanied by liberal donations from our treasury"
 He declared that only three of the twenty countries he visited can fairly be called democratic
 Butler added: "All the rest are distatorships of the most auto- cratic type, and are generally militaristic Relationships, al that"
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
9 ENEMY .SHIPSSUNK .

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.- (AP)-American submarines sank g more enemy ships, bringing to 505 the number sunk or prob. ably sunk by U. s. submarines,
 The sinkings listed seven med- ium freighters, one medium tank CT and one airplane transport vessel.
 These new sinkings boosted to 745 the vessels sunk by all types of American weapons since the start of the war.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
OPERATED ON FOR FOR APPENDICITIS

MT. and Mrs. J. a1sh Tuesday received a telegram from their daughter Mary, Mrs. Maurice King, of Fairbanks. Mary was op- erated on for appendicitis and there seems to be other compli- cations. and she is in an extreme condition, Mrs. Walsh left on the Pan American plane about one o'clock yesterday to be with her daughter. Mary has our sim cere wishes for an early recov- cry.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD WEDNESDAY

Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for Mrs, David Maloney from the Meth odist Mission church, and was we'll attended by her many trends. Many floral pieces were placed on the casket. Special music was given by the Mission Quartet. Mrs. Maloney is surviv- ed by her husband, her mother, her family. six brothers and a sister.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
STAR" IS DROPPED
 FROM AIRLINES

The Alaska Star AirlineS as formerly known, announces off cially the change in name to "Alaska Airlines." a,
 Frank Pollack has been ap- pointed general operations man. ager with headquarters at Fai- banks. C. o. Cary will continue as superintendent of operations in Anchorage.
 Alvin Polet is manager of the Nome branch office.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
CORRECTION

In our Monday edition we en- tered report to the effect that Mrs. Bert Merrill had died that morning. Although we were mis- informed. we wish to make our humble apologies and state that Mrs. Merrill is very much alive and well.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
NOTICE,

Directors, members and those interested in the devel- Opment of Northwestern Alas ka, are requested to attend a meeting to be held Monday at 7:SO p. m. ii the District Court room. Important business.
 Secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
NOTICE.

All persons interested in the Community Christmas Tree program should attend a meet. ing which will be held Sunday at two o'clock, in the U. s. Dis trict Court Room in the Federal building.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
NOTICE

During the winter months this bank will close one hour earlier. Commencing December 1st the bank will be open from 10:00 a. m. to 200 p. m. Sat- urdays, 10:00 to noon.
 MINERS & MERCHANTS
 BANK OF ALASKA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
See $I.5O
Dividend
ByPennS.y

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4 -Di-
reclarS- of Pennsylvania Railroad
at their meeting Nov. 10 are eN-
pcctcd 20 declare a dividend of
81 30 a share, tho same as de-
clared a year ago. which would
make payments for 1913 $50 a
share. same as paid for 1912
The fact that the road has
pointed out that earnings for 1913
viii be less than for 1912 would
seem 60 Indicate management
which is noted for its conservative
financial policy would not bo
likely TO order a larger diSburse-
mcnt az this time than il did IN
1912 when earnings were higher
While net income for the first
nine months this year is almost
identical with revised figure FOR
corresponding period of 1912. The
figures being Sos 452,3 78 and $685.
59S.516, respectively, the last quar-.
ter this year is expected TO fall
substantially below final quarter
OF 1912 50 that net for 1913 will
be we'll under the SOL, 1857 OF
$40 a share reported for 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Stocks, Bonds
Move Uneven|y

NEW YORK. Nov. 4 (UP)--
Stocks and bonds moved irregu-
larly lower in opening dealings
today. Cotton futures ran up %
TO 33 points in recovery from
the wide losses of the preceding
session.
American Distilling open d
LOCO shares at ssh, up =, but
other distillery issues were easier
Rails met better support
Southern Pacific opened 1000
shares at PAS. unch ange d;
Southern Railway 21ls, up Il
and N. Y. Central II, up Is
Chrysler appeared at rs, off =,
and General Motors at SIS,
up "a.
Settlement of the coal strike
failed to aid steel shares. u. S.
Steel opened 1900 shares at 53ls,
off "a, and Jones & Laughlin sold
at 1874, off rs
Sinclair Oil opened 1000 shares
at 11l2, of II; Radio Corp. 1000
at 97s. up Is and Standard Oil
Co. IN. j. 1000 at 5Sk. off Is
Eastern Air Lines slipped = Ia
35A. United Aircraft was up Il
| AT 2q2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples: Mcintosh. fancy -
sg 5o Ne ba 49, 90 WG5 Sff NO iona
No ?. S1.5092, Greetings, No. /, SO q
3 so bu No. 2, $l.50@2. Northern spys
fancy 81 50 bu.; No. l. S3.50a4; No. ?
S2a so: wageners. No. l, $3a3 so bu:
SHOWS. No /, S250d3 bu. No. 2. rs
Steelc's Red fancy 81 25 bu.; No. $
1880, No. ?, Si.5092. Pears: Kieners
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery Cabbage No. I. Sl25Gl75 bu.
No. 2. 81 Leaf Lettuce. dollhouse, No
so q soc lob. bskt.. Leaf Lettuce ontdooE
+ 59T55c 6n' Endiye' fancy ~ r pI
fancy $50 bu. No. 1. 7oq soc. Romano
VEGETABLE GREENS Cabbage, No
/, siai.25 bu. coilards. No; 1, soc q 81 q
No. 1. 75cdsi bu. Spinach. No ]. soc y
81 bu. Swiss Chard No 1, so 75c bu
TNlrnip. No. 1. sil 80 bu.
VEGETA BLES miscellaneous - Beets
topped IH%Sf' No. II j. s2a2 50 bu,; No. 2. 81 SO
Broccoli, fancy. So. 5ont bu No !: 81 D
a3: No. 2, 81 Cabbage No 81 % =
bage. No. 81 asa I so bu; No .. 81
Carrots. punched No ], rs 9oc dor
bchs No 2. CSC; topped No. 81 30 =
50. 50 bu No No. / s2.50a3; No. ?. 81
Celery Root No. /. 81 doz Celery, fancy
81 n /. so doz bchs.: No. !. 500 75c. No. ?
2OT soc Dill. No. !. 50d60c doz. bchs
Fennel No /. 50 dor bchs Horseradlsh
No 81 peck bask Kohlrabi No l
Use ~ 81 dor bchs Leeks. No. l. 81 1. -
dor bchs Onions. green. No I. SlWi -
dor bchs dry. No. I, 50 so 2 20 5o-lh
sack Parsnlps. fancy. 50 50Hi bu No
I 50 SOFAS. No ?. 50 Parsley Root No
I. f5cet 81 dor bchs curry Parsley. No
l. 75nSi dor bchs Peppers. green
fancy, SO bu. No. l. 81 50G2 Pimentos
No l. s2H2 so bu. Potatoes. No J
50 aOT 3 rs 100 lbs No. 2, 81 so Pump
kns No. /. Si.50df.7 bu.; No. 2, 81 Is
Rsdishes red No l. soc@ s rs dog 1l,
81 dor hchs RutabaEas. No. 81 1
50 bu SQUASH, Delicious. No 81 so 80. g
bu Hubbard No /. 1920 10 hu
Table Queen fancy. 81 so hu. No. 81 70
20 nrnips bunched. No, Use = 81
don. bchs topped No. I 81 25 y 80 hu
80 @ 81 O0 Tomatoes. No. /. 50 bN
80 2 SisoF2 Vegetable oysters 81
FGGs@'IIaa'rsss1. n' slsais so-dor. case
medium. SIC 50TtT.