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... this kind of exclusive dealing. It is surely most unreasonable and unfair of the Traders' Defence Association to make these salad, though, when left alone, sound and prosperous enough, concerns the weapons by which it is hoped to kill this co-operative ...
... GLASGOW GRAIN .MAR!ier7WiwissoAr. (teems John Jackson k Co.'s Report.) The week's snivels are large ui Sour and pease, but salad of at other articles. The weathes has become severely wintry. AL today's market red Later whist was in fair demand at the lull ...
... Starch, Green and Black Teas, Corn Fl. - our. Nuts, Jamaica and Black Peppers, 110 lb. Confections ; Cotlee, Candle, Oil, Salad Oil, Blue, Marmalade ; 160 lb Brown, Grey, and Tea P.,pers ; Salt Herr;ngs. Red Herrings ; Sods, Syrup, Treacle; a Weighing ...
... NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN. No man, whose salad is not warped by prejudice, can fail to appreciate the sound, far-reaching, sod well-planned preparations which have been made by the Liberal Government for the purpose of dealing with the problems of the day. ...
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... KEEPING A GOAT. Writing of salads reminds one that it is as well to have some animal that will be ready and willing to eat up surplus vegetables. There is not an animal that is so easily catered for as a goat. A milk goat may be fairly depended on for ...
... Parsley-1, R. Todd; 2, R. Hetherington. 3 Heads Spring Sown Spinage-1, R. Todd; 2, R. Hetherington. 25 Asparagus—l, R. Todd. Salad, including Lettuce, Raddish, Mustards, . Cup, &c.-1, R. Hetherington ; 2, R. Todd. 3 Heaviest Stalks Rhubarb-1, J. Hamilton ...