Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 24, 1915, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free fress thus Fay june our cured meats right. Our prices Are less the other Fellows ask. Vij not give them a trial. P la heavy weights. Jig has is to 20 ibs. Weight. Per la. Al o spiced bolls. Per la. Picnic hams not Smeed per la. Pickled pork brisket. Per pure Karrl 20 la. country orders boxed f shipped at above prices if order received by Juno 26th. Gibson Gage co. 1 9 l c growing children need lots of Good pure food. They la get it in our bread. Start giving it to them today. Speirs Parnell Bakers of the Ideal bread for every spread phone Garry 2345-6. Winnipeg and District three True Bills on murder charges grand jury brings in similar verdict in theft m Stark on stand. The criminal Assize grand july yesterday brought in three True Bills for murder and one for theft this last being against John . The True Bills for murder against George Shortreed George Stark and John my Lynul the latter being brought in at 4.30 in the afternoon. The trial of Shortreed commenced yesterday morning and by the time adjournment was taken last night the taking of evidence of the Crown s wit Nesses had not been concluded. Budge Stark son of the murdered woman who was himself wounded on the night of the murder and who like Weso stands accused of the crime was in the witness Box for Over two hours. His Story see irked to be straight Forward. At the afternoon session in turn. Or. Gordon Bell. Or. J. Coul Ter or. G. Simpson Remington expert o. P. Of Marshall Wells firearm department detective Morris detective Seel and the Tele i phone operator who received a Mes Sage that p. Tragedy had occurred at Cne William Avenue residence were examined. Owing to the fact that it is Tho intention of the Crown to place Stark on trial for his life next week or. Justice gait who is presiding1 at Tho sessions requested the newspapers not to publish any of the evidence As it is feared that Tho members of the Petit jury who Are to try Stark might experience undue influence on the cose. Price. Chairman j. K. Cane financial Secretary d. Patterson s. S. Secretary. I Crystal City District w. Bunions. Xvi Manitou Matthews. To be supplied. Pilot a. Motley. M. 01 a. Cryst i a t. In Magwood. Horm j. H. Mcfadden. Stofelano Manson Doyle. M. S. Stock. Bois w. Bowering. A chairman. W. W. Adamson Finan Cial Secretary John Scott a s. Secre tary 32. Lund. Deloraine District. A. Mcklim b. Ambrose j. A. Jonn w. Smith. W. Bovyn Jas. Moslem. Nap Iima f. Honnor. Job. C. Mcneill. Chairman groceries St. George s milk 3 cans Only. 25o tomatoes peas Corn Beans 3 cans Only 25o Sunflower Salmon can Only 5c cherries can Only ._._. 15c raspberries can Only inc pears heavy syrup 2 cans Only 25c pineapple 2 cans Only 25c pure fruit Jam. 2 la. Pail Only 20c pure fruit Jam 5 la. Pail Only 45o fresh eggs per Doz. Only 20c fresh Dairy butter lb., Only. 25o finest Ontario cheese lb., Only 24c Monarch Corn flakes z pages Only. 15c Quaker rolled Oats. 5 ibs., Only 25c Jelly powders 4 pages Only 25c Best Corn starch 3 pkts., Only 25c so Minton pea flour la. Tin Only 25o Iraq Langton soups Large pkts., Only _._10c Gwan s Almond icing pkt., Only 10c c. Ground Sweet almonds la. Tin Only. 75c Eiffel Tower lemonade tin. Only 10c Black Tea. Carefully blended has flavor and strength lb., Only. 40c oranges Doz., 25o, 30c, 35c and 40c strawberries and raspberries Only per Box. -.-20c Ripe plums per Basket Only 75c Ripe tomatoes 2 ibs., Only. 25c Green onions 3 bundles Only 5c Royal Coira soap 7 cakes Only 25c Ivory soap 6 cakes Only .----25o main431 334 main St. Main43 sewer pipe and Drain tile Largo stocks carried. Wholesale and retail. Bos. Jackson 6sons Colony Street Winnipeg. Phone Sher. 62. Final draft for methodist clergy h. W. Jt1vi a. W a. Mckim Young financial so Croudy. A. K. Parson s. S. Secretary Geo go Honnor. Portage la Prairie District of Poi Luso la Prairie a. C. M. Ruttan. High j c ook Shanks. . A. Colpitts a h. Lord left1 without Bummer Supply Prospect to John Linton. Burnside and Mcdonald a b Palmor. H. Ii win. R. Johns Union oui Roj. H. Pankhurst. A. E. Oke. H. Peacock. Thuirman m. C. Flatt j Secretary. G. A. Colpitts s. H. Secretary g. H. Peacock. Brandon District. I Brandon e. Smith. Bran Don Victoria Brandon Assiniboine Mer supply1 , j. Up. A. With Gas 1 before buy ing a c4as Range see our latest models of the leading makes of made in Canada ranges and Clark jewel ranges. The Best in the world sold at Standard prices. Gas stove department Winnipeg electric railway co., 322 main St. Phone main 2522. Printing operating Tho largest general Plant Canada engaged in the printing Rade we Are Well equipped to pro wee printing of Superior Quality. Your patronage solicited. Prompt service. Stovel company Ltd. Printers. Garry 1600. Tho following is the final draft of Llic stationing of ministers made tit the methodist conference Winnipeg North District. Winnipeg is. Hughson 1. S. Woodsworth s. Cohill John sern mens. Winnipeg l. Batty. Winnipeg q. Bethel. Winnipeg a. Scarlott. J. G. Falls. Winnipeg Maryland a. Hamilton w. It. Hughes. William o. Fryer. Winnipeg Bethel John Mablean Stephen w. A Stewart. Winni Peg a. Swyers. Winni Peg w. Kidd Vincent h. Bust. Winnipeg Morse t. Patteson. Winnipeg St. John s r. W. Chin chill h. A Gilt Aart Evan Winnipeg All people s mis a Maple Street. Charles 13. Somerset b Stella. Avenue to be sup plied c Sutherland Avenue a. O. Rose . Harry Atkinson boys work. Itinerant Rural Chambers t. Welsh. Bosser and Green. . James Wil Kins. G. Cooke. Chancellor sector a. E. Mccullagh Alt. A. Thompson j. H. Burrow. A tinder Maryland. Sup ply t. A be supplied b. Ball. Chairman j. Wchurchill financial h. A. Scarlett s. S. Secretary r. A. Swyers Winnipeg South District. Winnipeg b. Ivyll. Wesley Stew Art James Elliott James a. Melvin r. P. Argue Thos. H. Billings or Crummy or. Bland. Or. A Winnipeg fort Salton Andrew Gordon. Winnipeg Whiting Philip Barker James Woodsworth James a. Mcclung Wellington Bridgman f. A. Buckley Harold j. Galley r. A. T. R. Monair c. W. Finch a. Hanna Winnipeg Somerville Immi Gration chaplain by permission of con Ference. Winnipeg St. G. Prit Oliai a. A Winnipeg Sturgeon Creek Connolly. . Winnipeg nor w. Bailey. Regent s a. C. Benjamin. Winnipeg s. Hatfield. L. Waite. A. Etoney. Pm h. Smith. Dominion d. W. Ariton. A Callow. . A lev River District Rainy g. Wilson. Strat be supplied. Elmott. J. Guard. Fort e. W. Seller. Rocky Inlet to be supplied. Port Arthur District. Port Arthur k. Adams. Port Arthur for Ster. Fort William Irvine. Joshua Dyke. Fotr William Irvine. Joshua Dyke. Fort William North m. Shaver. T. Braga re. Be supplied. Supply a e. Robins. O. Arm Strong. Be supplied. Kee Constable. Chairman g. K. Adams financial Secretary r. O. S. S. Secretary h. Irvine. Carman District. Wilson. A. H. Farnsworth. Elm a. R. C. Henders. Charles w. Mot Row. R. Maunders. Cypress Wyman Union be sup plied. R. Tench. Chair Man. T. Wilson financial Secretary c. W. Morrow s. S. Secretary w. Vyman. Souls District. A. Haw. Chapman. O. Irvine. W. Shier. D. Gregg. B., Sallans. Pipe Docil. W. Pc rect . Dixon. Chairman. J. A. Acre Lary j. W. S. Secretary Chapman. Roland District. R. Patterson. William b. Sibley. East. Swan. Lake David r. Clare. Jane 13. J. Hopper. Nixon. F. H Barber t. W. Beresford l. L. Mooch Jill Taylor. Doug a boys. Donogh . Kici Ivens. Hai p. Liddell in Swoll and k. Egan. Oak Lake c. E. Somerset. A. Cooke. J. It. Dicknson. Kennedy. Chairman a. Kernith financial Secretary or. W. A. Cooke s. T. Ell Taylor. Neepawa District. F. Mccullagh. John Zellyar. Weaver. E. L. Howart i. Glad Fred Carin. Mer Supply pm. Been. Bailey. W ag11 Henry Kennel. Bandison. J. I rapid Noelle. Chai Man g. Of Mccullagh in Uncial Suc i Tai a. F. J. Price a. S. Secretary a w. Kennel. Birtle m. Kennedy. W. Bird. M. Talbot c. Middlet ii. Oak River 13. Cooke Union new h. C. Leech Shoal w. J. King. 11. Boi be h. Shernit. Ansu Vilm b. Pearson. H Coll eur. Chairman Kennedy Inanc Al Secretary lore9 b. Secretary. W. A c i Dau Doln District. Is Wyks. A b. Al Bertson. Ochre weight s. Lewis a Rivera. Cumber clique w. Halt. Oil j. Grand Merryweather. Mountain supplied. Matthews to supplied. I Kirkpatrick. Chairman h. Sperico financial Sec rotary. Men Yew Cathie b. Secretary. Ii. Matthews. Swan River District a wan River arid v. Allison win. Henbest. Minitonas James Little. W. Punter g. Martin. Bows wanted. Chairman Tallison financial Sec teary it. Or. Mai tin s. S. Sec., Jas. Little. Lake Winnipeg District. Norway House and Jack a Tousley. H. T. A meet. Cross d. Gaudlin. Oxford House Joseph Jones. God s de. Island Lake and Sandy w. Niddrie. Deer Lake cab Nel City and general switch inventor in m. Utchell of Louisville ky., inventor t an improved railway switch which is now being tried out by the j.p.r., arrived in Winnipeg tuesday Light to Confer with the . Off Las lore. Lutheran Synod in session. The icelandic ii Theran Synod of Svith Delegate s from Canada and the United states will hold its annual convention in the first lutheran Hurch Corner Bannatyne Avenue and Sherbrook Street beginning today at 1 a.m., and continuing for six Days. Using wrong p. Staple Ord manager ctr Tho Winnipeg Jit Noy association draws attention to he that in yesterday morning s paper reference to a made to a com Saint against Tho Jitney association. Should i Tive read Jitney owners Exchange which is entirely a Separ ate body. I thousand mile Temperance the Royal Tom put Auto party which has been touring Southern Manitoba arrived in the City tuesday after an tin Crary of 18 Days cover ing nearly Miles territory. During the past week largely attended Public Noo Tinga were held at Deloraine Heston Stockton and Belmont. War on sunday Cial morality inspector Battley has received Flats from Tho office of the attorney general in connection with to recent games of sunday baseball. Summonses were issued tuesday which Are returnable up ohm Cial police court on saturday morn by. This is in the nature of a test Case. Jewish alleged offence is that Goldstein attempted to of this Money., h. W. Whitla k.c., is act ing for the defence whue de. Cohen a the prosecution. The witness by or Cohen had. Not completed at the close of court the adjournment taking place As a result of a pre arrange ment. The be called Waguiu on. Wednesday morning next but it a understood that this wlm Only be for the purpose of setting a Date upon which to proceed for 61st battalion a div stationed at the Minto Street Barracks will go to Sewell in the near future. Already Advance Force has been sent Forward to erect tents and Rusako preparations for the coming of the it is quite probable that the battalion will com plete its training in England. Any men wishing to accompany in to the front should enlist at once. Can collect Small boy who appeared at the City Hall tues Day was greatly to had killed a rat and called to collect his Bounty. The officials of the health department however were under Tho impression that the period during which the Bounty will be paid did not commence until july 1, and so refused to pay. Yesterday morn ing Tho Board authorized the City treasurer to pay the Bounty on orders from the health department and if the boy takes his dead rats to the incinerator on Elgin Avenue to will be Given the order entitling him to collect his Money. Phy Icolari to take or. Bar Rise or St. A. Hamilton e of Woof physician to take the place of or. Stephens or. H. Burdoft. Outdoor physician Jug take the place of Young or. Campbell add Newl features to big patriotic week through an unfortunate oversight. The published programme for National patriotic week omitted to state that there would be a Glrst Aid Demontra july a the cow and Power division of the St. City will contribute Trio National patriotic carnival commit so has asked the City to contribute toward the carnival to to held n the exhibition grounds commencing july 1. At a caucus meeting of Council hold yesterday morning it was decided to give out of this will be deducted fixing up the grounds. The Cost of son . Joseph h. Lowes and pc Angelum Hutty. Fishing Keren s Little grand rapids one wanted. Poplar Biver one wanted. Fisher River and blood vein Fred and take notice. Among other thing s they made the interesting Clicc Ovchiy that 46% of the Laud in these townships is under actual cultivation. This gives an idea of How rapidly areas m i of Are increased. They found that a really startling us Stroei of homesteads had been proved on and then left vacant by the owners which goes to show that Tho Domin Ion government s pet idea that allow ing men to Homestead because they would permanent residents docs riot always work out that Way. Having found out about their own District they went to look into other far Niino schemes. Thev investigate the ready made farms and decided that was just what they wanted to do As one brother said "1 asked my wife if Sho would want a House ready built for her and she said no and i guessed maybe other women would fool the same. Then there an about 20 different ways of breaking land and How could Sci Tell just a Man would like it done and wha part of his half Section would pre Fer and where would he like Hisrael and All the rest 30 to just Doc dec we would set everything ready and when we had found purchasers w would say to them now Tell us wha Yoti wait and where you1 want i and we will do it for you Aud that s what to mean by a Semi ready farm. Remainder of the murder against Russell Dumas wife Maud Dumas. The was not in position to pro eed 111 the Dumas Case and As a be salvation Hammond of the International Headquarters of Tho salvation at present on a visit to Winnipeg and the West. The colonel has been an officer in the for Many years and has seen service in various parts of Tho world having spent several years ill Australia. He is now on a Missir. Of inquiry look ins into the various branches of activity in Canada. Col. Ham mond has recently completed a trip which took him practical round the world including the countries of the East Japan Korea Java As Well As Many other parts. Before the colonel returns to England he will pro through to the coast leaving Here on Friday morning next. Real estate men visit Shoal Lake. Of the Winnipeg real estate Exchange visited Shoal Lanct. Yesterday and were much impressed with the Piagni finont country along the route of the greater Winnipeg water District. Included in the party wore mayor a auth sex mayor Dea con of Tho Winnipeg real estate Exchange or. T. H. Lotty chairman of the entertainment committee Anci Jas. Scott e. M. Counsell and c. E. Simonite of the committee. Stops were made at various Points both on 1hc outward and return trips to allow members conducted by commissioner Rey nolds to inspect the Progress of Tho work Wlinich has been at Whitemouth River crossing Many of the members had the novel experience of walking through the miniature Tunnel. The party reached Winnipeg at s.30 last night. Assiniboia labor men meet a Well attended meeting of labor men was held at school House last evening for the purpose of Dis cussing the provincial pm tical bit a Tion and also for the nomination of a labor candidate for the constituency of Assiniboia. W. Bailey occupied the chair. After a. General Dis Cussion the names of Aid. R. A. Rigs w. Bartlett j. Poulter arid w. Bailey were put before the meeting1 As prospective candidates. Aid. Rigg asked that his name be withdrawn there was considerable opposition to this but it was finally agreed to leaving the three others mentioned for definite selection at a meeting to be held two weeks hence. A com feral tree was appointed supervise the Campaign and the labor men in the constituency appeared to be very confident Aid. Rigg Aud the others mentioned As prospective candidates gave addresses and several others in the audience were also heard. Appointments at general Hospital. To so Many of the medical staff of the Winnipeg general hos Pital being on military service the Board of at their meeting yesterday unanimously made the Fol lowing appointments to fill the vacancies such appointments however Uli it remanded for a week. For several months playing Polo bicycles and have become very at this unusual game. They will put on a number of exhibitions during Patrio tic week and no doubt it will prove Jiuu dub asked to be Given a. Place on tie pro gramme and details Are now being worked out in this respect. This is a game that is Tahini greater hold every year on a certain Section of the spot t love Public and no doubt the com petitions which Are being arrange d Foi will prove entertaining and instructive to those who enjoy this Branc Litif sport had dying message Sergt. Larkin fell crying go at it go at it boys give it them for Al you re to Ibsen Aro the last recorded words or Erst Larkin As he fell mortally wounded Al the famous Battle c Lango Marck we sch claimed so heavy a death Roll from the Canadian contingents. First of All reported wounded and missing Sergt. Larl Dii is now Ott scially reported dead but n dying he loft a message which will be remembered and which wis obeyed very literally by his comrades. When to received his death wound he was acting As commander his platoon As All the senior officers were either dead or wounded. Sergt. Larkin lived Lor some time in Winnipeg and was physical Justn Potof at the boys Clu b. He was Well known m the City. He was m years old mar ried and had four children his splendid physique Hini a Muen younger appearance. In rom the fact that he had already served is years 1n the regular forces and was in the of Tol Al Kebir he might easily have been excused trom service on account of his age out so far was this from his thoughts that he was one of the first to enlist and was attached to the tenth battalion or the . After leaving the the late Sergt. Larkin lived for 16 years in Carnor roller England where he was employed at the Royal military and staff colleges. I in subsequently came to Canada locating in. Firm Peg and was Here joined by two of his children. Mrs. Larkin who still resides in Camberley was just about to leave to join her husband when the War broke out which upset All arrangements. Letter tells of bravery. Color Sergt. A. J. Watson also a. Winnipeg Ger was close beside Sergt. Larkin when the latter fell wounded and he wrote the following letter to mrs. "1 received your postcard yesterday afternoon arid i am very sorry to. Ell you that your husband Sergt. J. Lar Kin was wounded on the night of april 22. Since the time he fell i have not had any Trace he is now on our records As wounded and missing. I May Tell you that ills was it Noble action for when his platoon commander was shot. Jack jumped to the front and took the place of the officer. He led his platoon until he also fell and As he fell he shouted go to it boys. Give it to them for All you Are sin co then we have had no word of him. Should i hear anything further i will let you Sergt. Larkin s picture and dying words Are to be Hung in the recruiting office at Camberley. Paints Beauty spots new York artist touring West surprised about passports. G. Bertrand Mitchell the noted until the Middle of september. Ibe sides making the sketches of the Rockies he will visit Alaska for the United states government and will make sketches of the scenery along he new government railroads in that does not need Pau ports. Or. Mitchell is fully equipped with passports so that he would have no trouble in but to Ilia sur prise he has found that they Are unnecessary. Contrary to what i expected i have not had to show my passports once. The general opinion in new York was that i would be required to show them everywhere i went. The government is now find ing out that such is not the i have just received a note from the state department at Washington that shows they have Learned of Canada s position on the passport question. They say that no Aine rican born citizen need passports but that naturalized american citizens especially those from countries now at War with great Britain should be provided with official papers showing who they Are. Servants of american citizens when of alien birth should carry these passports according to the note. I understand that the misunderstanding in regard to passports was created la rely by German sympathizers in Canada Olio sent Lii is information to the Stales. It was certainly the belief la new York Liat passports were necessary hero. How Ever i have sent Bock an article on the matter that a Tould rectify this erroneous win probe question. London june although decline to make any statement for publication it is believed the British government will Intuit Etc an into the whole question of censoring Neutral mails. New Laid eggs 2 dozen for 35c on Sale at All nine City markets but no delivery. What kind of motive Power will you use for Well oxen for the most part and horses no tractors for ours. Unless you have Tho most expensive kind of outfit and watch it All the time you. Don t pet a Rood Job we just have an idea that about half a Section is enough for a Man and that with our business experience and avenues of buying we should be Able to build and break for a Man cheaper than he can do it Lor himself. Anyway we Are going to try when we get our whole scheme pro raced germans capture swedish steamers. London. Sweetish steamers bound Tor erg Jaird. Trere captured by warships to the Battle Seii yeast Virday according to a Copenhagen to the Irons objection to this procedure Vas taken by Sidney Goldstein Law or for the defence but after Somo is Ament the remand was agreed to. T is understood that h. Philipps the Legal firm of Phillipps Rogers Mcl Scarth is to assist. Crown pro Outor Tunneson in pushing the the Crown. Hospital work undred and seventy three patients ire admitted to Tho general Hospital dining Mai compared with i4o Tor Day last your. Tho average of pair ills in the institution lot the month was 866, which is a decrease 19 compared with Way 1014 the i tents treated by Tho institution was an increase or nine Over a year ago. There we re Days truism Cut do vhf Tho Mouth a i aint Tibt year while deaths Ici Quinne worn 27, which is nine less than u year go. The amb Lauca nude fewer tips ilium May 9lj, than Cor Tho bump period last Mouin Tho Harui of being respectively Uncle a Uiko increase in Trio outdoor Consul lations j or last month iioti6eablc, compared with a year ago thurs having Boon As against 1.5s2, while the average num Berot patients per Day also Looma up Lagic the figures being 419.9 com pared with 308. From january 1 to May 1 the number of patients treated was or just one less than a thousand Over the number for the preceding year. Conviction not a judgment delivered by the court of Appeal yesterday in. Tho Case of Davis v. Feint teen the conviction of the defendant was set aside and Feinstein in this proceeding at Auy rate escapes the penalty of to pay for the support of a child the paternity of which he denies. 1 to cedi pigs were begun in the court Deiure magistrate Bonny Clauc under Thi illegitimate child fans act a Salust the defendant and the hearing of a fir eat Deal eve Deifoe the Case was dismissed. info mation in this instance timid Daen by the father of the girl. A a Tintori action was then Laid girl herself and on the ing to trial before sir Hugh Mac Dana la the Issue was ,d2i favor the plaintiff and Tho defendant was directed to pay a certain weekly allowance for the support of the child. The defendant then coi Ned the matter Hie court and peal a it was Tell that the first disposal Tiki. Of Tho matter to be temporary and to remain in Force until Stich times As the Mili tary portion of the staff shall have returned from the War and reorganization takes place gynaecology or. Bercov teb or. A. M. Campbell the first named Man being the senior medical appointments a indoor physician to take the place of or. Hunter or. J. Davidson b in door physician to take the place of i Young or. C. R. Gilmour c outdoor physician to Lake the place of or. Chestnut or. Bur Ridic a d assistant to outdoor new York touring in the interests of the . Canada he will sketch Many scenes of Beauty along the c.1p.k. Line and will put them in colors at his studio in new York these landscape views Are to be used by the railway company to increase its tourist business. Or. Mitchell is also an author and will write descriptive articles of the spots he visits in the Canadian Alps. Or. Mitchell and. His wife left for tie West at 11.50 o clock yesterday morning. The artist had intended to visit old fort Garry with the intention of sketching it but through. Lack of time he was unable to . Will probably make this sketch or his return. He expects to be gom John j5m1th grocer i Vars a Supply of Al proels from your grocer to sent with your week s Supply of provisions. Kunny logical and sensible closing item on every grocery list. Always in demand As an after dinner confection. Made in Canada save the a tuition cover coupons found n every chicle package Canadian chewing gum company. Limited Toronto from the Orient to your Tea table the fragrant Aroma secure in the safety of the sealed Salada package another Chance to try Gold the Gold soap Man is on his Way to your House a special Coupon. This Coupon when presented to your grocer with the pries of a single cake of Gold soap is Good for an extra cake. It enables you to get two cakes for the Price one and give Gold the big Good laundry soap a thorough trial. M will h mail in if in Cir 9 Gamut tit Lintn Meinl Gold soap Cook with Gas Winnipeg electric railway co. If there is a Gas main on your Street the company will connect the service from the main to your Street Lina free. From line to House a charge of 25o per foot a made. Make your application Early. Gas stove Winnipeg electric railway company. 322 main Street. Phone main 2522. Department the a bar to the second that the conviction could not there fore be1 upheld. Charged with attempted the hearing of the charge of at tempted theft against Bernard l. Goldstein editor of Winnipeg Cana Dian israelite opened yesterday be fore magistrate Bonnycastle. Only one witness was called. This witness in the Box All the time Dur Long the two occasions on which the Case was heard. Yesterday after noon he testified that a certain num Ber of items which appeared m the Canadian israelite were written by ool Stoiu. These items consisted of acknowledgements of Tecc nor Tor jewish Issaef of text and fum.? miss i Tiff True earwax Dinar of Rozner re Hir St Elev. To . Fas masons of in the Mother Good try on the Tablet of Rich and poor alike this most delicious sauce holds first place. Its Rich fruity flavour and persuasive piquancy have made it a Favourite everywhere a real Appetiser a True digestive sauce George Mason ftco., la air ;