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Evening Star, Issue 15075, 6 January 1913, Page 2

The Earl, prey, poverty-stricken, and decrepit, said to the beautiful young heiress : " Dear lady, 1 love you more than words ■an tell." She wrinkled up her pretty 'ios<\ “ But I suppose you could tell mo hi ilpurcs ?” she said coldly.

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I The PLACE to BUY EQUIPMENT for Jammaking is 4 RITCHIE’S ’ Full supplies of Jars, including fel the absolutely airtight “ Ritchie " fcl Vacuum Jar, in usual sizes. ! Glass Jelly Jars, 1/, 1/6, 2/, 2/6, and 3/ per dozen. Glass Tie-over Jars, 1/8, 2/6, and 3/6 per dozen. Mason's Atlas Special, Chicago, and other well-known makes. Jam Tumblers, 1/9 per dozen. Wood Jam Buckets, 1/S each. Preserving Pans—Brass 5/ up ; Enamel from 4/, Aluminium from 12/6. Jelly Bags, Stirring Spoons, 1.8. Rings, etc. Special quotations for case lots of ‘■Ritchie” Jars on application. WHIPS’ Household Supplies Depots, George Street (near Octagon), Moray Place (Corner Great King St.).

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