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GOLDEN SANTOS PEERLESS COFFEE
COFFEE “ The Best Value in America
Fresh Roasted 30¢ lb.
Cut to‘ 18¢ lb. ”
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bought for the price.
' “This may'uo'f oobvfnodfiyui. “
But we feel sure that a trial
will do so. I
Step in personally and let us
1 - show you how we do business
on the fair and square basis.
The Mudern Market
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PHILADELPHIA. June 25.—For
‘ . the‘ihird time in the hive. game ser-
ies the VYankees and Athletics battled
into extra innings at .ShibelPark yes
terdpy afternoon, the New Yorkers
* finally ”putting over the deciding run
in the tenth just as they did in the
first half or Wedhe’sdoy’e {double
,heade'r. The store Wall 7 to 8. A‘
wild: pitch by Joe 3113?: was the ultl
,. mate factor in the production of the
.,,wlnning tally by. Fritz Maisei after
’ Fritg. had covehed three-foorths or his
. journey on his second hit, Hull-en’s
. single to right and a -.steal In the
Athlétics‘ half of the final inning
three or the best batSmen on Cl”?
_ o‘II balked to the plate, but
Nothing like a rally was uncovered.
game ended with a great one,
ed catch by Matsel of Schang’s
field for
kee rally was under way Four runs
were scored before the inning ended.
Catcher Jimmy Archer and Outflelder
Cincinnati or
come bb‘fit’f‘w
the fitory was In ufactured out of
Cub team.
bind the stories.
emote of the Giants'
several seasons he has beet: tryfiig
.Bed- with his loll by publishing a
Story every time the Qubs visited
“found the bases densely - -
populated with team-mates“ as do
, made his way to the nitric in the sev-
enth and Vheard the recall ,
so Sm.Free. . E
two runs and the big Yan E
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CHICAGO 'Juue 24.——-The ‘omcIaIs ‘
of the Chicago Nationals have reiter-
ated a strong denial of reports that '
Frank Schulte are to be traded to the r" '4
'ew York team and: ,
one 'statement that .
whole cloth in order to disrupt the ._
Manager McGraw is said to be be- :
It has been the 3:
leader tor 1
many years to work in that way; For .
to get Heinie Kimblerman dissatle '
Cecoenuts, Watermelons.
as. most
hispbsnies’, Blaclib'errles, Reckless-reelimooerses, '
, Minsk Melons, Plums, Peachep, Apdcots; Qb‘e‘rrlee, Pineap-
' pies, Grape F‘nilt, Apples, Tangerine‘s, Lemons, Bananas,
il'ozeu
: Lens lamb
’ Rump oi Native Veal
Brent Native Veal
Veal ChopS ' ‘ ‘
lilllfi‘iioastllcel \
Hamburg Sleek
Lean Pot Roast
“mom AND vacant“
BLES- ‘
15 Navel Oranges 25¢.“
Grape Fruit
_ ‘ , Strawberries ..
. Cherries ‘ "q
IPineapple's * ‘
. Bunch Beets 5'6.
Asparagus
' Cucumbers
Tomatoes
Spinach
Blend Lettuce
Warranled genuine spring 1de not
, [-5 Short Fore Quarter Lamb ,
‘ truth For Slowing; '
VV Strictly Fresh Native Veal
Best Cut Shoulder Veal Roast
V' Desi Cul Shoulder Steak -
, Dome Dressed Broilers
' Strictly Fresh Killed Foivls .
1' Milli Fed Roasting chilies
'Best Tub Butter . . 356 lb
Native Green Peas 356 pk V, V ,
. 3'Cans Campbell’s Soup
. .String Bean's
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166 Ill
206 lb.
3, 146 lb I
50¢
16610 226 Ill.
166 Ill.
22.: lb.
25; lb:
GROCERIES.
Extra Large New Potatoes '.
W“ * f not: pit“
Strictly, Home . Gathered
Eggs .......... 33o dos.
Pure Olive Oil, 70c :qt. can
256
E‘Pure Lard ..... rs r-ac 1b,. m \'
Ward’ 5 Bread
Diake’s Cakes
Nahonal Biscuit Crackers ?
,, Nor
I have the earliest and most sanitary market In The
talks I Invite your in pectic 2. = -
31mm“ made their bid tor victory.
, ldown Yale’s lead to a quarter length,
V beat and in the final spurt picked up
Harvard finished three beate= totho
4 minute tasterst 39 than the 'ylb‘tlorl. ,
“E race more than Harvard, whl
lubed in comparatively good form and“
. with little signs at distress. In the
_ commission. but soon recovered.
" starting mark when the observation
M train returned to the navy yard. but
: the wind from the southeast was fresh-
using with every minute's delay and '
7 ., eree’e’boat arr-lied, it was announced .
. that wind and water. conditions made
. diversity race until after 4:80 'p. in; The ,
1: freshmen crews to race upstream
I me some timeatter 6 p. m.
. tell Merchants’ Association which
‘ Will be perfected by the adoption bl _ ,
, Ito “Wine-III -
~. 6 Pounds Lean Corned Beet
. will be given consideration.
‘ the business interests oi the our.
Ive-mile Win. '
“Of the tll‘o crews Harvard showed:
hilt“! Mi lad dofimnehipbur _
Medias-t the urn power in its
shots that the Rite secured with their
more W EMMY Yale rowing do
otrokes- to 31de 89 at the Butt,
in; the Cambrian junior: at tho
start and had rowed into a three-
goon.“ length real it the halt mile . E v
.i M where both combination- had Shula“ 8‘0“,
battled down to: at boot. At the mile Boot “V215 - ' , '
. Karyn}! had cut down her river: lead
a shitty, although toying one less
, stroke to the intents than the Blue.
Petunia. , . , .' ,.
illembnrg Steak. , , - T -
Less than half a length separated , _ . ‘ .
the prows of the to o shells at the mile mmwrs’ , , » - «I ~
. and a not daemon heroine Crimson : Sperry &.Bill'l|e8 llllli. - . "7 1891b-
Gonninelegsotsprinulalub .. s» g ,:
loin lamb Chop - - - " -
Shoulders oi lamb . . . .
Veellloesl . ., .y .
' Venitutlets . . .
V88] Chops . ‘5‘ m
Peeiflvely Native Chicken. Fowl: and, Broilers
”Will!!! ‘etroke to 85. they on:
but the End answered with an equal
an additional halt length, although
' The winners showed the elect of the
fin-
New Haven shell stroke Adams and
. Munson at a were temporarily out or
TI. mama so... out; a a. New Potatoes, 25c peck " ' E ,
Telephone Peas, nature, 35c pr. "
Native Spinach and Beet Tops
Radishes, 2 cents bunch
Native Lettuce and Radishes
Also u lull line oi other Vegetables _ -
‘ and Fruits, hesh every moruim
when the regatta committee and réi‘u
q postponement necessary after the
shift in the schedule wili‘toree the
from the railroad bridge 'to the nary
NEW RETAIL MERCHANTS’ A880-
OIATION,
(1.1“ - '
Free “De """ 11very to an”; El
part of the city at any
time.
.—....._.
Will lipid Ito Initial Meeting Tonight
. ‘V -—-By-lewe to Be Adopted—OM
to Be Elected.
. A very important meeting of the lies
was recently organized will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock. in the rooms or
the Mint: Club, on Washington street.
The organisation or the association
bylaws and the election of (Sincere, In
addition, many matters of vital inter- .
out to the retail merchants oi the city .
MAD! noose; Won mo and J. M Breltenbac, . . “I
runnln a Chandler car from Murray Motors corporation of our
W th Y rk in 22 hours York. won $100 each from Presllloht
CEE‘EEEEE ° W o n. 0. Chandler who did not believe V
and 25 minutes actual running time, the run possible and backed his op ‘: .,
Arthur '1‘ Murray, son of Mr. and ion by the money. The trip mined
lire. Thomas 8. Murray, 9! Not-mm ‘ week “0V Tues day and W
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T 3 SANllAR MARKETS
Dealer m Meats, Fish, Vegetables Fruits.-
, :* -' 33 Washington Street, South Norwaik _. E . '
‘ " ifl 305M8moet Standout. t '
I‘Lolusoi Pork : ;_ *
Thorsten merchants in outlines of
business are urged to attend this meet-
ing and join in the movement to boost
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