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' legs of genuine Splint] Lamb 18-201: lb.
ForequarlerSpring Lamb illlb. .
, Shoulder Lamb Chops. .186. lb.
Rib Lamb Chops, 201:, lb
Lamb lor slewing 101': "lb.
Sma‘l lo 11 young pig pork
Smalllean Fresh llams,
Lean Fresh Shoulders,
Fresh side Pork, .
Home made or link sausage
New Corned Pork
' Best Cut Sbtmlder Steak.
- llamburg Steak, -
. Lean Pot Roast, 161: lb.
1'1 Choice young lresh killed towls - 221: lb.
Strictly native roasting chickens 25c lb.
Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables
Large Cans Snyder’s Sou)s ........................ roc
Extra Fancy Tub Butter . ........................ 351: lb.
Pure Lard.............. ....... ........ albs. forasc
Sweet Potatoes :quoseooJr-o-l ooooo .. ........ V ....... 25C Pk.
4 large Grape Fruit ...,. . ........................... 25c
Grapes, Grantees. Apples, Celery, Lettuce, Spinach, Brus-
sels Sprouts Celery Hearts, Nuts, Lemons, Cranberries. .
16c lb.
18cm.
- 15:11.
to lb.
161: lb.
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V ., Wehave invested nearly a thousand dollars in a special
equipment to be able to supply, you , With. .FreahLRoM’ted.
. Coffee and Home-made Peanut Putter. If you have not
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51.... Coffee 19c lb.
. Roasted
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250, 300, 350 lb
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Better Grades.
33333331 Peanut Butter ‘lSc'lb;
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333333) Peanuts if?” 50
. ’ Good
no. Butter 29c lb
Compound LA'RD 11c lb
V FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER LB .........‘.. 34¢-
' PURE LARD ........ . ....... .~ ..... 12 as up
BEST FAMILY FLOUR ........ ' ..... _ ..... -.. 79¢ nAt.
.LGOLD MEDAL FLOUR... 85¢ nAt‘;
1.11111111110an pRUNEs- 7'¢ 1.11 41135 25¢
a Shoulders 140 lb
31:1 Potatoes 25c K
New Line 71111112 57 Varieties o1 Goods
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spit. FatillVah‘ ....... roc
1 pkg. Tapioeau :- 10c"
_1 hot. 31‘ ........ rVVoe . .F Vpkg. Popping Corn .V, Vroc ‘
' r [5ng Roll 6'83”." .f. rat " -‘ 1V pkg. Maternal "15c -'-.-'
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., told anybody his business, and he be
7 tiered it was. not. true that he told
“ Willtnott
this waste pay off an incumbrunce
V, held by the toan of Dorian,
. etc.
celved interest at 5 per cent.
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'f‘ltlla'l he believed each son should payI
VV And then he paid his nlone Grace $18
'.. our week for a period, .for a trained
"" nurse for the old man. He said that
. ,- the last couple ot‘V years. He said that.
‘1 some years ago. 1113' gii
....... , 38f
Graham Flour, 5 lb. bag .-.: ......... . ..... . ....... . 25¢ l
Rye Flour, 5 lb. bag ....... . .............. 1 ...... .3... V251: '
ngenow Com Meal, 31b. bag ....... rot:
‘ probate affairs, especially on.
body, for heVV was very Volosemouthed
'4 Vin that re V»
Wilhelm {1th that he” hits been in'
't'heV drug business since he was 1.3
-V h'e‘ait'li’ thaha'manv'giiersobs whfibwle
themselves physicians He said that
a, Dr. Bo annun‘ nefibr
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SCHULTZE'S SSANFFARY MARKETS
Dealer in "9315.th Vegetables, fruits. _
32 Meson Street. South V§V0rwalh
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if Pork Roast
Small Hams
:i; Fresh llams
Shoulder Steak . .14¢ lb.
Round-Steak 20¢ 11..
' Sirloin Steak 22¢ 11.. '
Porterhouse Steak 24¢ lb.
Homo-made Sausage 22¢
;} Fresh Shoulders,
Legs ol Winter Lamb,
Fore Quarter Winter Lamb
Baeon (by the strip)
Squires’ Link "Sausage ....... 1 ....... . .......... i ................................. 24¢ ,
Choice Native Veal. Native Pork. Reacting Chickens ...... 22¢ Fowl ........ 22¢ "
141: lb. , 3"
14c lb.
14c lb :'
9e lb. '
Zbe lb.
18.6 “lb-
18,6 lll.‘ '
Piga’ Liver ........ 64} lb.
Beef Liver ...... l0¢ lb.
Squires’ Bag Sausage 22¢
Rib Lamb Chops
. V 1411—2011 1b.
begs Spring Lamb 20¢ lb'.
Loin Lamb Chops
18¢—-ZS¢- 1b..
Lamb Stew ..... 10¢ lb.
22¢
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vegetables
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ever
elders
stand Ho declared
was very clone- mouthed,
ému statements to out
'M‘ho) testified to 3:11 the
on his. rum.
and never
nn’ybody'tlfat his sons never gave him
money. V . of his curing f" him if was paid for by another. He asked
' 0n cross-exumlnntion. Mr.- Romme William H.'Wlll1n:l't J,_ admlnls W117 “0“" mm 8110!!“ 15° YR" 701‘
for the claimants. drew from the wit trutor of u“. estate, said that his one. when flvo lived on $15 per week.
nose the admission that. “9 had a
mortgnue on the'larm for 8150. Mr.
explained, however, that
A wo
mun once had some rights in the
the. town demanded r-e
tompense for these rights, so Mr. Wil-
mott tadk the JllorlfiQgPi. be 811M. t0.
ultl his Father; “He denied that he
ever collected a penny of interest in
10 years, though he. was to have re-
Hc de-
nted that he took part in a mad
st ramble. of, the sons to see who could
not hold ‘of' the mortgage, us Mr.
Rommé described.
Mm. guider Doesn't Appear.
'Mrs. Golder, the Ro‘wapton- resident
who was .lo hm been called be Mr
liomme, did not appear when the. af-
llvered goods to Mr. Willmolt, 'sr..'
personally, in, years gone by, and had
been paid by the ol
a daughter of Randolph, said that she
visited her grandfather a number or
times, and she said that she Found
his home—Alle- kitchen, in which he
ate, cached mud sleptwln a very dirty
condition. ,Mr. Rome, on cross—ex-
aminutlonV, asked her if she clmed
it up on sue'th‘ Occasions.“ '
“me 011' 'Su (la ,n to testimony. took a good deal of care
“0.“.me trudlmllantl'i the wltnoss of himself, and had his house. and.
Witness believed that her father bought his own groceries besides
cooked his own nuals, and did most.While the-trained nursing required
brother James,1he claimant, accom
panied him to ”m Probate Caurt whsnl'm the defense and of Mrs. Comer;
he (William) was appointed adminis-
trator, and he never presented nnv
pill or said anything about. a hilliwere undoubtedly true, because "'9
then
house, such us ”it life use of rooms. 1 V
V and. when she was sent to the Vne
poor farm.
received a bill against the estate from
Dru Dohannan
dad that he believed his wife had sent
V1; .b'l'lLlr He saidhtb'at be talked with
r o annun in is 0er oflloe on Fri-
day last, and the physician never said in an chart to establish precedents
anything about a bill than.
said that he deeded over $400 worth
of oyster ground to his father, some
years ago.
- '. disposition Was mode of this
that Grace canvassed For selling dress
goods, and believed unit she’dld fairly
well in this line.
Keogh and Romme Argue.
man. arguing the case, .Attornoy
'Ate ind Si in Kitchen.
Mrs. Sarah E. Wilson. ot'New York,
In
Keogh called attention to the testi~
many that James Wlllmott, a carport--
tor. only earning $15 per week on an .
average, and out of this he maintained
a household of five persons, not count
1111; the elder Mr. Willmott. Now, he
said, he comes here to court. and nuke
to be paid about $10 per week for the;
care of one old m'an, Who, according
The testimony of Herbert Willmott,"
{for the claimants. should be the out"
{testimony considered, as their stories
were told with n "semblance of truth i
at least " He. believed that the claim
ants should have some return‘ for?
thel care of the old man. but not tori
117 am, or for vs years. and 1101‘
hi i rate of $10
laed that his clients would tnko no,
any bl from a reasonable decision.
Mr. Rommo cited considerable law
'He gave a bond for me, too "let
as said
Witness denied that- he- had over
(The phys'lolan, testlo
for his claim. and he argued that
117mm: Willow” and his tlnutzhter were
sorely tried and but 1111 ier grant (:4
muse ,us well as'physlcal and mental
He did not knOEBZZSZtoi-ment in caring for the deceased
imam-tall? during the later years or
his .. ,, .
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Witness
ifinoon Hessian. was resumed: Wed-
nesday. and the attorney imtnedlntel“,
yesied his case. Attorney Keogh. 113
the administrator’- 111111 other below
culled Herbert \Villmolt. of New hark,
as the first witness nnd he. proved to
he an admirable 1vltness..Hefllonghh
Grace, he said. but he denied that his
father V9.1 or intended leaving them the"
entire. wrote The old man told him}.
one ”I“! he said. when he had a lor- l
moi 115511551511 01 the master with
shim. thin lie wanted the 911111221111 to".
1 all of the bovs. Mr Wlilmott salt!"
{to James And his daughter a su'm to"
compensate them for their care of his
father which cure was not- extract":
dinmy until just preceding his death,
he. gave his father“: mewfroquen'tty,
and" visited lilm every Sunday durinr'
vé his mother
$800, and he denied that this sum was
$98,111: some of the witnesses said
Father Not Communicative.
"‘f'My father have? told -Nlrs.' Fair
blinks, or anybody sleek any. got. his
20! his ~
financial atrium, "us
would never say such things to any-
Mtnbssr sa d.‘
was}: of age, and‘h'e' clot rtb know
examined his ,
that something was due to James mud] .
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V FOREGUAR'I ER LAMB
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Loin cHdes :...‘; .......... ' ..... . .- ........... 25m ,
' 'Hia' oHOP‘s ..... ' .............. '20Va.': l
. HAntvE VEAL ., ....... ' 11mm14e.up.i
__iV-V‘AHG\V(VV_HoAsr-1No cHtCKENs ....... ...... ..V...._24Vc. .
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f 1 Swill link Sausage
- Home made Sausage
‘r _f biXie Bacon
seek He nrom- 1 ’
' 1 Pound of (fine value) ”le A at- ........ 24¢
‘ or I Pound of (75c value) TE ’\ at .......... _.V ..... git
. or 1 Pound of V(35c value) COFFEE at . Ff . .V.VV"::-
l . .3 or I Pound of (401: value) COFFEE at. ......,
or 1 Pound of Plantation COI FEE at .. ....... 23¢;
or 1 Pound of City Blend at ......................... 1913‘
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Loins ol Pork ~~l5e lb
Fresh Shoulders
Legs ol Lamb
Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Lamb Chops
Sperry & Barnes llam and Bacon
llambmrg Steak
Shoulder Steak
Round Sl'eak'
Sirloin Steak
. Porterhouse Steak
Roast of Feet
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Native Fowls and Roasting Chickens; ‘
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18 tor 25:
18c tor 25s - 1
351: don:
5-8'.'m "'V:
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Calilorinia branges
Sweet Florida branges
Large Florida branges
Grape Fruit .
Tokay Grapes ’
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£2Th: Best Fannly louna . _ ._
“Gold Medal Flounl'a bag, wt to" ' ' i ,
Pure Leaf Lard, a b. .. ,
Granulated Suga, 4 lbs.” ...V..' .......
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,I Crisco, a can. .
Full Weight Condensed Mills, a ciiri', ._ ,
Magnolia or. Clove? M111; . . i ....... -. . . . v . . :51 .
Dunham’s Cocoa, roe pkg. cut to ........ . .
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Beardsley’s Shredded géOdfiSh. 3 for .......... .‘ -‘
EMMACodfishmrlbrpkgs cutto. ..-
FancyPotatoes,r4lbs ..........
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Campbells Beans, seen cut to
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