It's just such stuff as one might find in anyone of a thousand grocery stores.

We couldn't identify any of these cans, ourselves, if we found it in any one else's house.

You see, these labels are all of common brands of tinned foods.

On the whole, fellows, I believe we have a clear right to eat this food if we happen to need it while we're in the woods.

It isn't like stuff that a former owner could remember and identify." The more they talked it over, the clearer this view became to the Grammar School boys.
"We've time for a couple of hours of hunting, now, if any of you care to go," Dick suggested.