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TSs CHEGGN fTTATCn?.! AN, Salexa, Ore-ron, TriJay Hornier, Aprils,
Society News and Club Affairs
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Jessie Steele, Society Editor
Benefit Event tor
Public Library
Book Fund
A BRIDGE i benefit, proceeds
from which went to the
. Salem public library, was
rives by the community service
committee of the American Le
gion auxiliary yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. H. Wilson.
An Easter motif prevailed In
appointments. High score for con
tract went to Mrs. Frank Zinn and
for auction to Mrs. Marie Thomp-
son. i
The committee In charge, in
cluded; Mrs. Glen Seeley, Mrs.
Prank: Jirak, Mrs. Velma Brad
fordand Mrs. Helen Ficke.
Those making reservations were
Mrs. Evelyn Au franc, Mrs. i Ella
Hendrlckson, Mrs. Marie Thomp
son, Mrs. Mattie Hinkle, Mrs.
.John A. Olson, Mrs. Frank N.
Waters, Mrs. Frank W. Waters,
Mrs. Mary J. Williams, Mrs. Merle
D. Travis. Mrs. Elmer B. Lewis,
Mrs. Frank Zinn, Mrs. Earl T. An
dresen, Mrs. Mem Pearce, i Mrs.
William Taw, Mrs. Austin Gard
ner, Mrs. Carl Butte, Mrs. Phil !
Ringle, Mrs. Carl Hultenberg,
Mrs. Chris Butte, Mrs. James L.
Cooke, Mrs. J. H. Brady. Mrs. R.
D. Woodrow, Mrs. H. B. Reilly,
SOCIAL CALENDAR
' Friday, April 5
Eterl class of .First Baptist church, Easter banquet
at Argo hotel. 7:15 p. m.
West aide circle of Ladies Aid, Jason Lee charch,
all day, club dinner and quilting.
Rickey Sunshine club with Mrs. S. Johns, 2 p. mi '
Hal Hibbard auxiliary business meeting: at armory,
2 p. m.
,Card club of B. and P. W. club, 8 p. m. at home of
Mrs. Lillian Cadwell, 1196 S. 14th.
Englewood Women's club at home Mrs. C. H. Fow
ler, 1S25 N. 17th, 2 p. m.
Unitarian Women's Alliance election of officers and
tea, 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. C. S. Hamilton, 290 N. Front
Ys Menettes tea meeting with Mrs. Mike Panek,
212$ S. Church. 2:30 p. m.
Degree of Honor anniversary party, 8 p. m. in K. P.
hall.
Juvenile club, Degree of Honor, 6 p. m. dinner In
K. P. halL
Saturday, April 6
Chemeketa chapter, D. A. R in Dallas at the city
library.
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Mrs. A. M. Johnson and Mrs. C.
Ward Davis.
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Kingwood Mrs. Glenn L. Ad
ams was hostess Monday after
noon for the sewing division of
the Women's auxiliary, Sons of
Union veterans.
Beautiful and Durable
BED SPREADS
"Use i our will - call
service. $1 holds
any article until
wanted. No extra
charge for delivery
(mail orders
accepted)
Twin and full bed size.
In pretty spring colors and pattern's,
for modern and colonial bedrooms.
Hand tufted candlewick.
Modern cellanese weaves.
Patterned 80 sq. percale.
Stock patterns designed by Interior
decorators of Bullocks and J. W.
Robinson Co., Los Angeles.
Or special designs, your own combi
nations or specifications.
$3.05 to f 10.95.
THE BETTER BEDDING STORE
467 Court St., Salem Phone 8419
(Imperial Furniture Co. Entrance)
TOWELS - TOWELS
and more wash cloths and
towels. Cannon fine quality
all. Tomorrow or next day
Is some anniversary. Buy
for a gift.
Better Bedding Store
' 467 Court St
HIGHWAY ROBBERY
is committed when motbs
go whooping it up. Perman
ent, and we mean perman
ent, moth-proofing blankets,
tapestries, small oriental
rugs. .Come In, or phone
8419.
Better Bedding Store
467 Court St
T. B. Patients to Be
Transported
Transportation for arrested
cases of tuberculosis patients who
come In to the state T. B. hos
pital for treatment and Inspec
tion will be furnished in the near
future by a volunteer motor corps
of young matrons and maids of
Salem.
Miss Elizabeth Putnam Is gen
eral chairman of the movement
with Miss Charlotte Zieber sub
chairman. The committee met
Thursday with Miss Zieber to lay
final plans for the work. Those
In attendance were Mrs. J. J. El
liott, Mrs. H. G. Malson, Mrs. Wol
cott Buren. Mrs. Kenneth Powers,
Miss Prlscilla Fry, Miss Rovena
Eyre and Miss Zieber.
Silverton Mrs. J. W. Jordan
motored to Albany Tnesdav to at
tend a luncheon given for her sis
ter, Mrs. A. C. Muller at the home
of Mrs. Carl Connet. Following
the luncheon Mrs. Muller was the
inspiration of a shower.
Rev. and Mrs. W. O. Llvinr-
stone motored to Corvallis Tues
day where Rev. Mr. Llrlnntnna
spoke before a district church ral
ly there. Rev. Livingstone Is pas
tor or tne nrst Christian church
at Silverton.
Mrs. Walter Wengren arrived
Thursday from Oakland, Calif., to
attend the wedding of her niece,
Miss Evelyn Rutherford.
Philharmonic is in
Final Concert
Tonight
WITH Miss Frances Brock
man of Eugene as featured
, guest soloist and Jacques
Gershkovitch as conductor, the
Salem Philharmonic orchestra will
conclude this year's series of con
certs tonight at the armory, start
ing at 8:20 o'clock.
Miss Brockman will play the
beautiful Bruch concerto for vio
lin and orchestra in three move
ments. The final number by the
orchestra, "Caucasian Sketches"
by Ippolitoff-Ivanoff. features a
quaint duet between the viola and
English horn, with Charles Nad-
vorniK and Vernon Wiscarson
carrying the solo parts.
Following ia the nrnrntm
Schubert Overture i
"Rosamunds"
Bruch Concerto for violin and
orchestra Frances Brockman
Intermission
Strauss Blue Danube Walts
IppolitofMvanoff
; "Caucasian Sketeha"
"In the Village"
Larghetto-AUegretta-Grazioso
"Procession of the Sardar"
' Allegro Moderato
Mrs. Vesper Hostess
Wednesday
Mrs. E. Vesper was hostess to
the Twelve Tricks club Wednesday
for" a dessert luncheon in her
home on North 17th street An
Easter motif was used.
Honors for cards went to Mrs.
C. H. Ringwald, Mrs. W. C. O'Neil
and Mrs. L. Stewart.
Covers at luncheon were laid
for Mrs. Douglas Armstrong. Mm.
Archie Brewster, Mrs. J. L. Uebel-
man, Mrs. E. J. Kirchoff, Mrs.
C. W. Heckman. Mrs. Ed NHm.
Mrs. C. H. Ringwald, Mrs. L.
Stewart, Mrs. Herbert Mission.
Mrs. W. C. O'Neil. Mrs. J. C.
Schaupp and the hostess, Mrs.
vesper.
The meeting of the W H. M
S. Of the First Marhmllar ,hnr.h
nem weanesday afternoon includ
ed Presentation Of tha Inninrl
wont or tne national organization.
airs. IS. U. MUler was In chare
Additional Society
on page 10
Fresh
Whitman's
Candies
for
Easter
VJUA KATE DRUGS
Save-
Every
Day
Liberty at Court St.
' THE BUSY
Give
Margaret
Diirnhams
WWWJICIB Cottage
Prescription cadi
PHONE 3444
for
Easter
WIT
CORNER STORE .
Things
"Bod for Moths'
Moth-Balls, pound 14c
Cedar Bags, large 15c
Napthalene Flakes,
pound : 19c
Dichloricidc, lb. 49c
Flit Spray, pint .49c
Moth Bag FREE
Larvex, pint ji .69c
Expello Moth Cakes 23c
Apex Bloth Cakes 17c
Flit Spray Guns 29c
Things
"Good for Health"
60c Alka-Seltzer 49c
23c Sassafras Bark ..15c
Giant Milk Shakes ....10c
50c Pepsodent Tooth
Paste 31c
$1.50 Crazy Crystals $1
75c Hot Water Bot. 49c
Epsom Salts, 1 lb.
Cellophane Bags ....7c
1 lb. Chocolate Coy.
ered Astd. Nuts ....29c
For
Your Pleasure
85c Legui Perfume,
dram 69c
85c Pantoufle Per
fume, dram .69c
Evening in Paris Per
fume in dainty
Easter Egg
Container $1.10
$1 Pinx Perfume,
dram 89c
$1 Ciro-Bouauet
Am
Antique, dram
When Company
Comes Serve Sizzling Barbecued
Nuts
Week-end Specials
Blanched Mogul Peanuts
toasted and ()A
buttered, lb. LiOV,
Royal Bridge
Mixed, lb.
(Cashews, Almonds,
Pecans, Brazils)
59c
TWO BEAUTIFUL
M IFSoDn
or better stffl, before you become ill we advise ru
far visitations to yoor doctor. When prescriptions are
necessary, we are ready to serve you with accurate.
Complete Home Aqxumam
Your choice of two fancy Fantail
or Calico Chubunkin goldfish in
large octagon style crystal globe?
chips and seaweed.
IFIIilSIEoob
with every 50c tube
NYDENTA TOOTH PASTE
AS LONG AS SUPPLY LASTS!
" Any Woman Can Look
Lovelier'.
Barbara Gould Creams and Powders for every type of
smn. ask ior iree skin analysis.
Birthday; Party Given
for Young Folk v
' Wednesday J- afternoon Miss
Barbara Brandidge, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey: Brundidge,
celebrated her ninth birthday with
a party for aom of her young
friends at her hom on Breys are
nae. t : -h:-,
Game and refreshments with
an Easter motif war enjoyed, A
large Easter basket centered the
table. Miss Brnndldge received
many beautiful Una.
Mrs. Braadldge was assisted by
Mrs. Ed Satter and Miss LaVon
Brundldge.
Those present were Miss Jean
Myers. Miss Janice Myers, Miss
Carolyn Bates. Miss Delnhin ri.
ney. Miss Betty Jean Stobb. Miss
Gernlth Borrego. Miss Donna Sat
ier( juhuuo jucuey, merson tiop
pes, Darrel Satter and Bobble
Brundidge.
Sewing Club Holds
Meeting
The V. F. W. anxiliary sewing
club met with Miss Elsia Lewis
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Dorothy " Baker. Work
was done on auilta and dresser
scarfs.
A late luncheon was served to
20. The club meets again with
Mrs. Margaret Lewis for a des
sert luncheon April 17.
The auxiliary will sponsor
series of four afternoon and eve
ning bridge and 500 parties, the
first to be 'given next Thursday
aiternoon at the home of Mrs
Edith Mudd. 275 Hood street
Other hostesses will be announced
later.
Prizes will be awarded at each
party and a grand prize at the
conclusion of the series. Mrs
Clara Reeves is in charge assist
ed by Mrs. Bell Nadon. The pub
lic is Invited to the benefits.
Silverton Mrs. J. Werle conn
ty tubercular seal sale chairman;
Mrs. C. W Keene. lwl chair.
man; Mrs. Irma LeRiche, health
nurse; Mrs. William Ferrin,
chairman of the Silverton health
committee: Mrs. J. Ballantvne.
secretary of the Marlon County
Heaitn association are among
those who will atten- the annual
luncheon and meetinr of the as
sociation at Salem Monday. Mrs.
Saidie Orr Dunbar and Mrs. Flor
ence Breed, field adviser of the
National Tuberculosis association
of New York, will be the speak
ers at tne meeting.
Mrs. Clarice Isabella Fen ton in
a guest of her parents, Mr. and
mrs. u. e;. irenion tnis weekend
at 655 Marlon street. Miss Feo-
ton attends the Portland Bible In
stitute and will appear with the
f. h. i. quartet Sunday morning
at the Rosedale Friends church
and in a cappello choir Sunday
nignt at tne Salem Evangelical
cnurcn.
Winning Beauties at Tourney
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Pattern
Ml ; :m
M -MS.
By ANNE ADAMS
That little girl of yours has
very definite ideas about "looking
pretty!" That's why Anne Adams
puts a cool perky little flared ruf
fle over her shoulder in place of a
sleeve and adds a few rows of
dainty shirring to the front and
back panel! But mother has her
own ideas about simplicity and
neatness! And that's why Anne
Adams designed such an easy-to-make
model and Included bloom
ers too. A dainty printed lawn or
dimity with six little colored pearl
buttons on the shoulders would be
adorable! If it's for her Sundav
best, use a pastel crepe de chine
or organdy.
Pattern 2104 Is "available in
slses 2. 4, 4, S and 10. Slse S takes
2 yards 36 inch fabric Illustrat
ed step-by-step sewing instructions
Included.
Seal fifteen etata (lSe) la eoias or
taatpa (eoiai prtfurcd) tot this
Abb ASbbm patten. Write plainly
aasw, adrfrasa aaa atria aaaaar. Ba
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Oat tfca Ana Adams 8prinjt Pat
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clataaa that ara am art. practical ea
baeamiaa. Cfaooa tbem from tba 40
pafea of tkia beantifally illoitratea
book which: incladea also axclaaira
faihtotii for tote aaa! caUdrea, capo
rialir deiicned dreaaea for tba matara
tisara, lintraria, aod boata of other
i ntereatlng fcaturea. aeb sarmaat ii
teatrated ia aaar ta . vak with aa
Aaaa Adam's pattern. Sead for yoaa
eopr today I Trie of book It casta.
Cook and pattern together. 25 caata.
Addraaa order ta The Orasoa
Stateamaa Patter a Dept., SIS South
Commercial street. Salaat. Maka oee
saary aaeloaarea. Yoor order will a
promptly atteadod tow
Ordera caatoaarMy ara ftilofi wltb
ia fonr days from tba time reeairad
by Tba Stateamaa.
Here are the four finalists in the beauty contest held in connection
with the national A. A. A. girl's basketball tournament at Wichita.
Kas. Billie Ruth Turnbull, Choctaw Indian maid, at the top, was
the winner, and the three other finalists, left to right, were Elizabeth
Wilde, Kansas City, Kas.; Hazel Boen, Shreveport, La.; and Blanch
Howe. Topeka, Kas.
Miss Rutherford Has
Shower Party
Miss Evelyn Rutherford, bride
elect of Melvin Proff, was feted
with a bridge party Tuesday night
given by Miss Lola Schulz. A
treasure, hunt revealed a chest
filled with a host of beautiful
gifts for the honor guest.
Daffodils, spirea and Oregon
grape were used abont the rooms.
Guests included Miss Ruther
ford, Mrs. Walter Wengren of
Oakland. Calif., Mrs. E. W. Ruth
erford, Mrs. George Schulz, Mrs.
M. C. Fruit, Mrs. Ralph Eggstaff,
Mrs. Ruth Simpon, Mrs. Clarence
Pike, Miss Betty Brians, Miss
Mary Burgess and Miss Leona
Stover.
Silverton Mrs. A. L. Strick
land of Aurora, president of the
Marion County Federation of
Women's organization, and Mrs.
N. McKenxie, Hubbard secretary,
will be guests at the Silverton
Woman's club Monday afternoon
and will also speak to the group.
Special music is also being plan
ned for. Mrs. F. G. McDonald is
club president.
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Prof, and Mrs. Mortimer R.
Lewis of Corvallis entertained as
dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Ron
ald Craven, Miss Kathryn Gun
nel f, Mids Ruth Bedford and Miss
Gladys Edgar Wednesday night.
Mr. Craven sang a solo role with
the showing of the "King of
Kings" at the Federated Churches
building.
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Dayton Honoring Mrs. R. T.
Kidd on the occasion of her birth
day anniversary which was Mon
day, April 1, a very delightful
party was given by Miss Bessie
Sargent at the home of her mo
ther, Mrs. George Sargent near
Hopewell Saturday night.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willis Keithley.
Jr., were hosts for a dinner par
ty Wednesday night at which Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Slater and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wright were
guests.
Kingwood Members of the
Laurel Social Hour club were en
tertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Wesley Beckley. The after
noon was spent in sewing on the
Red Cross quilt and a decision
was reached to carry out in part
the educational program suggest
ed by the Polk county Federation
of Women's clubs.
Mrs. William Beckley of Salem
gave a delightful reminiscent talk
on a period of her life-spent in this
neighborhood. Other special
guests were Mrs. Cora Spurlock,
Mrs. E. W. Miller, Miss Viola Jen
nings and Miss Ruth Miller.
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Sclo Members of the Scio 500
club and a few other friends were
entertained pleasantly at the
home of Mrs. V. J. Philippi. with
Mrs. J. A. Withers as joint host
ess, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Riley Montgomery will be presi
dent of the club next season.
The following 11 members were
listed by Mrs. C. L. Donahue this
year: Mrs. Mylo Bartu. Mrs. J. L.
Rodgers, Mrs. Frank Bartu, Mrs.
J. F. Wesely, Mrs. C. L. Donahue,
Mrs. J. D. Densmore, sr., Mrs.
F. A. Gallegly, Mrs. Fred Roadar
mel. Mrs. Arch Ray, Mrs. Gilbert
McDonald and Mrs. Riley Montgomery.
Salem Matrons Attend
Flax Luncheon
A number of prominent club
women from Salem will attend the
flax rally luncheon Saturday aft
ernoon to be field at the Portland
hotel under the Joint auspices of
the Portland chamber of com
merce and the State Federation of
Women's clubs. The luncheon is
the culmination of Oregon's flax
week, ":v- -
Mrs. Charles IT. Martin and
wives of past governors of Oregon
will be guests of honor in recog
nition of, the pioneer work In Ore
gon flax development performed
by Mrs. Julia Lord, wife of Gover
nor Lord, who, In 189(5, organized
a committee for promotion of Ore
gon flax.
Mrs C. P. Bishop of Salem, Mrs.
A. E. Rockey and Mrs. J. B. Mont
gomery of Portland, charter mem
bers of the group, will be intro
duced. Mrs. Bishop will give a
short history of the Oregon Wom
an's Flax Fiber association which
was incorporated in the early
90's.
Others going ns from Salem be
sides Mrs. Bishop are Mrs. George
R. K. Moorhead. Mrs. Clifton
Mudd and Mrs. Ida Babcock.
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Portland Marriage of
Interest Here
News of the approaching mar
riage of Miss Ursula Louise
Schneider, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John F. Schneider to Mr.
Donald Secord McAfee, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles McAfee was an
nounced last week at the Portland
home of the bride-elect during a
dessert-luncheon.
The ceremony will be solemn
ized at half after 8 o'clock the eve
ning of June 1st at St. Michaels
and All Angels Episcopal church.
the Reverend Richard Flagg Ayres
oniciating. Miss Schneider is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Hattie B.
Cameron, prominent Salem ma
tron who Is an active member of
several womens' organizations In
Salem. i
Household Odors
; Vanish Like Mogic
SOLUTION :
"Odorless . . . colorless . . . non
staining. Abo o remarkobfy
ffeefivo body deodorant.
OZ. px SOIUTION
Fred Meyer
At Toiletry Dept.
67c
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1 wm M. m h )rt SJ
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Uk caanm cmicv J
wmmro rrnw jf
K. K. Chick Starter
Grows Sturdy Chicks
Kompletelay, cwt. $2.35
Scratch Feed, cwt. $2.10
Komprest Calf Meal, 25 lbs $1.25
for dry feeding
Lilly's Lawn Morcrop
50 pounds $1.25
Fine German Feat Moss
Per bale $2.35
W. J. Lee & Son
349 Ferry St. Phone 0418
Cash For Eggs and Bntterfat
PRATT'S POULTRY REMEDIES
I InmsiHr
Use
Peter
Pan
Flour
the
Peter
Pan
Way
49
lbs.
$1.85
204 N. Commercial Phone S32T 4 Pre Deliveries, $1.00 or Over
Your Money Buys More at Your Irish-Bing Store
with Low Prices Every Day
Quaker Quick Oats,
large 99.
package uuC
Hand Pack Tomatoes,
VL 10c
Sunbeam Hard Wheat
Flour, 0 in
49-lb. sack. 3l.flJ
P & O Soap
10 bars ..J,
Kerr's White Hotcake
Flour
No. 10 bag
29c
otcake
47c
SUGAR
Best fine cane sugar-
has adva need
OOc per cwt. uy
youurs today.
10 lbs. 49c
100 lbs. $4.79
These prices are
good only tin Sat
urday evening.
Matches
6-box carton.. aCaaC
Cream Cbeese
per lb. ......
Valley Rose Flour
4-ib. ei on
sack ...... vlaJ7
Kerr's Rolled
Oata. lbs. ..
17c
43c
Irish Bing's
Fresh Candled
Eggs
Extras - 22c
They are Good
Because They are
Fresh!
5c
15c
Three Sisters String
Beans, 2s Of
3 tor CDC
Tomtao Juice
10H-os. cans
Grapefruit. Hearts of
Florida 303s 9C,,
3 cans; aC3C
Grapefruit Juice, Del
Monte Pie."
2 for
Kellogg's Corn on
Flakes, 3 p kgs. U C
Economy Coffee fresh
fr.!t 17c
S lbs. 49c
Oregon Milk lt ,
tall cans, 3 for 1 1 C
Nalley's Salad Time
Dressing
Quarts 33c
Pinte .. .-.-22c
Tonrs for Better
Salads
Kerr's Graham, fine
or coarse, ) A
ios 39c
Bill's Market
Hamburger
lb. 12c
Sirloin Steak
lb 1 5c
tot Roasts
lb. 14c
T-Bone Steak
lb. 18c
Fruits & Vegetables
Lettuce, solid Q
heads, 2 for ... VC
Asparagus on
2 lbs aCOC
Solid Cauliflower
13c or 2 tor 25c
PoUtoes, U. S. No. 2s
large and CC
smooth, 60s .. 33C
Radishes Q
2 bunches aC
Turnips Q
2 bnnchea ..... Zt C
Carrots, large Q
size. 2 for alC
Rutabagas
4 lbs
10c
FEED DEPARTMENT
HODGEX-BREWSTER FEEDS
H. B. Baby Chick
Starter Mash Milk
Too are always right
by using H. B Chick
Feeds, o rt g
100 lbs. ... $ef V
H. B. ' Baby Chick
Mash Milk and Yeast
Ask the man who
feeds It. Am ja
100 lbs. ...
Shamrock
Feed,
Scratch
... $2.10
.100 lbs.
IL B. Dev. Scratch
Feed for the growing
chicks. ' ga) j j
100 lbs. ... $a03
H. B. Chick Scratch
Feed. fcO CC
100 lbs. ... VaWy
H. B. 3-Star Egg Pro-
$2.05
t vaa bmm a uoi
$2.40
H. B. Egg Producer
Milk, Oil and Greens.
100
lbs.
H. B. Laywell Egg
Producer milk, oil
greens .... $2.20
We are closing oat all
poultry equipment at
reduced prices, as we
are dlscontlnedng Jthis
line.1 '! r'," s-
Bring
Us
Your
Eggs
and
Ex
change for
Gro
ceries and
Feeds
High
est Prices
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