Hayes’
CITY MARKET
‘9 tin. Main St. Ilayes' Black
Small lean beak shoulder tic lb. ‘
Light Loi .lS oi Young Pig Pork 20c lb.
Shoulder and Neck Veal 16c lb.
Rmnp end oi loin Veal 20c lb.
Fillet and Leg Veal 25c lb.
Small legs oi Veal 10c lb.
Veal tor Stewing 16c lb.
Legs ol Spring lamb 24c lb.
Fore Quarter Spring Lamb 16c lb.
Lamb Chops 22c lb
Lamb ior Stewing 12 i-Zc lb.
Rib Roast Beet, extra quality 16c lb. %
Best Cut Shoulder Steak, 16c lb, 1
,L can Pot Roast 16: lb.
Ilambllrg Steak, inc lb.
Choice Young Fowls, 24c lb.
Milk Fed Roasting Chickens, 28c lb.
Groceries Fruit and Vegetables
‘ A Remarkable Saving
may. be made each week by purchasing
provisions at one of our large mar-
kets. We carry a very large line of fruit
20c, 22c lb.
Zic lb.
17c lb.
24c lb.
26c lb.
22c. 24c lb.
224:. 24c lb.
tic lb.
Primegltoasts oi Beet
Legs ot Spring lamb
Boneless Pot Roasts
Round‘Sleak
Sirloin and Porterhouse Steak
Small Legs ot Veal
Small Loins oi Veal
Switt’s Dixie Bacon
Swiit‘s Premium Barns 24c lb.
Sperry & Barnes“ .. elected llams 26c lb
Sperry & Barnes Elm City lianls 23c lb
Large Roe Shad it.“ each
Buck Shad lilo, 50c and 60c each
SWIFT'S PREMIUM OLEOMARGARINE . . 25¢ lh,
OLEOMARGARINE, 1 lb. roll ........ . ........ .. 18¢
Fresh Balls, Fresh Shoulders and Small Pork Loin
Large Supply of Fresh Vegetables
Extra large (80's) Califor-
‘ Small Navel Oranges
' l d z. 20 f0r25¢
nla Nave s . 45¢ 0 Extra Large Grape Fruit
Large California and Flor- 6‘ each
I ida (lrangcs .. 40¢ doc. Small Grapefruit,
. Blood Oranges 15¢ dnr I 6 I” 25¢
. ' " ancx rawberri
Small Floridan 20 for 25¢ , anti 2 basket
The Beers Meat & Provision Co.
Pitches 681—4180
Veal Roast.
Veal Cutlets
Prime Rib Roast 16¢~24¢
Pot Roast ..... 10¢.22¢
Rump Corn Beef . . .. 16¢
Plate Corn Bed10¢
Strictly ' esh Eggs ..
Tile Fish ..... 12 ;¢ ll; ‘ "
Strawberries r6c-aoc qt.
New Onions 5c bunch
Radishes ........ 5c bunch
Native Spinach . . 35c pk.
Celery .......... to: stalk
Rhubarb ........ 5c bunch
Beets .. . . .. 5: bunch
distribution of relief, and that when
individuals. churches and other orna-
iaatlons desire .they may designate
their preference for the use ot Funds. »
5. That the administration hereaf’
ter to be appointed shall follow upI
these initial appeals so long as neoee-I
sity may exist or until the executivel
committee shall otherwise order.
The president of the Federal Court»
Icil, the general secretary and the‘
chairman oi the executive committee.
leth others to be associated witbg
Ithem, were appointed as the deletes»?
illoll to wait upon the President oil
ltho United States... 3
Wt therefore hereby com: o) to youIi‘
|ln belllllt‘slt tllt Redi‘rnl (‘otlndl
litb' constittlttlt bodies thfi tumor! at
lllemmi:.tl believing that this lll0\e-‘
1mm. ullilc appropriately initiated by
Ithe churches, should, through your co
Loperation, become a nation-widelllore-.
IInlen' rtnellilln all the peopl—o;
’IIIIISII IIIIIIII IIlI l
Best Table Butter, warranted to please . . . .. ......... as
White Starr Pure Lard ................. 15c lb.
,HomeGathered Eggsw ....... ........ 30c doz.
, A better Cheese you never ate .................... 24c lb.
. Hotel Astor Coliee (Sat. only) ...... . 32c lb
" Hotel Astor Rice .. ..I. . .. ....... . .......... 3 lbs. for 25c
3 cans Early June Peas .. ............. _ ............. 2 5c
2 cans Health Brand Corn ......................... . 25c
l 3 pounds Evaporated Pouches .............. ,. ...... . 25c
2 pounds Extra Large Prunes ..........., .......... 25c l
2 packages Force ..... ‘ ..... ......... . . . ..... 25c I
Snappy. Pimento and Cream Cheese.
Ward' s Brad and Cake F csh Every Day.
Squires' Home-made Brea‘. I
A full line of National Biscuit Crackers. .
Strawberries ........................ 20c qt. ‘
Fancy Native Spinach” ....... . . . . . .. ......... 25c pk. .
Extra Large Pineapplesm ., .............. 15c and :5c each .
Maine Potatoes ........ .................. 40c peck t
Oranges ...... .. ........ 25c, 30c, 35c, 40c doz. 3
Grape Fruit ...................... 3 for 25c and 4 for 25c .
Celery, Celery Hearts, Let'tlce. New Carrots. Bunch Beets, 3
Asparagus. Hot House Cuzumbers, Tomatoes, Rhubarb,
Spinach. New Potatoes. Eating Apples, Pineapples. Banan-
:1“. Baldwin Apples. Top Onions, Radishes. Sweet Peppers.
Our Beef is selected w'th the greatest of care and I am
sure no better Beef can be obtained at any price.‘ A nice
thick steak or a roast of beef for your Sunday dinner will
surely convince you of this fact.
If it is not convenient to call and select your goods, a
telephone order will recei re very careful attention.
Free Delivery. Telephones I 340 and 11341.
T. R., PEACEMAKER. But there‘s no need to call “Police!"
in New York World.) i am for Peace! [ am for Peace!
my llitIlll't' there cxlnlb
( ”Elli ll'ilw‘lw,
’t’ttlll'
l
In other words, if i desire
I To punch a man on his proboscis. .
.Or set my countrymen on tire,
\ \'t‘l)‘ ulnive misunderstanding.
Jill-ll picture me with knitted fists,
A military force commanding.
Or, in the ring,
A deadly swing
l'pon :l solar plexus landing. 1'
All? why do not such slanders cease?
I] am for Peace! i am for Peace!
Don't think lm for
The work of Thor
Or laugh when lives pile
losses.
I
up as
iIAnd I’m for Peace! Yes,
1 must admit that it. is true Peace!
II have a most belligerent manner. ‘-
Fire breathes front out my nostrils:
too, I
The white I wave a crimson banner
Yet l'ul as mild
As any child!
i wouldn‘t even skin a Tanner!
“lien l insist on tmops' increase
I am for Peace! i am for Peace!
snow lN WINBTED.
WINSTEI), April 28.—~"eople inihis
Isnon falling and the hillsides white 1
'At Highland lake, according to re-
, point
It
I still may use the ugly word
To show a man is unveraclous, -
[lot you are perfectly absurd Mrs. NoovoReesh—We went to the
To say this proves i am pugnacious. matinee at that new theater
For common use Punt been opened the other day.
I new let loose
A“) stronger phrase than “Goodness do you think of its acoustic proper-
gracious!" . ties?
No more I scorch the foeman' a fleece. I Mrs. Noovo-Beeahé—Well, you kmw,
1pm for Peace! 1 am for Peace! I thought they were a trifle gaudy
' '. 'dmyIseltrSkebch. I
NOISY.
C course. if I am smitten by I _._._
A person in a way‘ungentie;
Add get a decontled eye
IT STIRRED HIS IILE,‘ THOUGH.
“he just left Walker. He'll laid. up
Or trailer in the region dental, in' bed." .
g: i give the ch. , 'Blllole Mk?“ .' ,_ 1"
My onetwo rap ' "'llatnmchilious. He was knocked
:,lnIId make his lace unornamentol. .
SPECIA PRICES for SATURDAY
Lean Pot Roast. no bone .. 16c. Prime Rib Roan. belt,
Spring Legs of Lamb 22c.—24c. 20c., 22c., 24c.
gmncfirgm -------------- :{k- Corned Boot from ...... ac. up
a ................ oc. . .
Shoulder Chops .......... 22c. Fine Groceries '"d Delicates-
Lamb Stew from ...... 8c. up Den, Fruit and Fresh Vepe
Home Dressed Veal Loin 22c. “bl”-
ch of Veal to roast ...... 22c. Sauer Kraut and Pig's Feet in
Fancy Roasting Chickens 30c. jars—ready to serve 23c. jar.
Native Fowis ............ 25c. Freon Butter ............ 42c.
Small Picnics ............ 15c. Gold Medal Butter ...... 45c.
S. 8. Bacon .............. 25c. Oleomargarine 18c., 2°C.. 25c.
Dixie Bacon .............. tile. 6 lbs. Sauergtraut for .. .25c.
Fresh Shoulders ......... -186. Small Fresh {Hams ....,. 19c.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Phone 583-2 76 North Main street Fm-liellvery.
Illillll IN BOMBARDMEIIII
(Continued From First Page.)
I .._.._
pect no Fuct‘t‘sz: from tllc Stun i~‘ein
revolt in lrclaind," Renter's Amstch
dam correspolldcllt telegra its. "It
cannons its l‘tutdt‘l‘n not to «‘H’r-t‘slb
mate the effect “lilill the disturbance
will have on tho political and military
situation ill England. and pointer.- out‘
the strength of tho llritisll forces in
‘lrolnndf’ _-:
The Gazette continues:
‘ “One must ask, however, at a mo‘
of the tense situation between the!
United States and Germany what int-l
presslon news of the disturbances InI
imblin will have on millions of lribh-
then in North America. We must wait'
to see what altitude they \\‘Ill take;
towards President Wilson's demands
and how far their influence extendst
VVl'lile. giving rivals doublecrossal, HELP NEEDED BY WAR VICTIMS.
'Appcal Made by the Federal Council
The following letter has betn sent.
I'm mild as if my name were Bleaae! to President
pm for S lilacfurland, formerly pastor of the
,Soui h Norwalk
rehurch:
THE PRESIDENT.
White House,
seciirn of the state woke today to find S"
At a special meeting of the execu-
tile committee
.clal lepreseniatites of the thirty com der the leadership and inspiration of
POMS kid“. the therulbmeter rcgis— lstituent bodies of the Federal Council the churches .a precmlnently relig-
ltercd two degrees above the freezing of the Churches of Christ in America,1 ious appeal to the people through the'
‘held on April 19th, the following ac-
ition was taken:
Her Companion—Indeed and what. es of our people, who have not been
. , geniactions already at work,
. down and veryybadly bruised.) -,Ibavins no purpose saw; that 3.3:
operation, believes that the time
of Churches of Christ to Front. Iihe obligation of Christianity to
dent Wilson
size to all the world the moral
.llson, by Rev Charles
lion and philanthropic spirit of
American people
1. That the Federal Council of
Congregational
Washington, D. C..
illg out of conditions created by
nor.
consisting of the chi 2 That the movement shall be
Ichurches and religious orders and
ganirations. endeavoring
Preamble. among all classes the sentiment of
inasmuch as the conditions of nut-Isonal self-sacrifice.
.terlng and need in the nations direct-
ly affected by the war in Europe and Churches of Christ in America sug-
that's Asia are appalling, beyond descrip- gest for the maturation of the move
tion and are not known to the mass ment the week preceding Memorial
[Sunday for the solicitation or funds
sumclently informed concerning the for the suffering people of Europe and
facts to inspire them to interest or so Asia;
tion; and since the inability. of the ed States he requested to invite all the
nations, strained as they are, to meetl churches and religious organlations of
these needs, constitutes an urgent up lhe United Statbs to set apart Memo
pool to the neutral nations. and caps rial Sunday, May 28, 1916, for the con
daily to the people of the United- sideratlon of thunder-plead sot-rows
States. to use their utmost endeavors‘ of the people. ,
to bring relief whenever possible to contributions to relieve the suffering;
all who suitor: therefore,
Resolved, That the Federal Councllt present in porno
of the Churches of Christ in Amofica.iPreIsldent oi the United States.
WM 1 be unre
ted in to appoa both in respect
3. That the Federal Council of
Iand that a dete
title recognizing. the Various reliet'
st
Ito . tothe securing 91' funda and in
come for :1 rclici lnotcment of such
magnitude as shall fittingly recognize all speak of the situation which haaI
spond to all human need and empha- favorable reception of the withdrawal
spiritual conscictllness and the Chris» new DOIitk‘ll "ISIS.
Churches of Christ in America initiate immise if they have not secured the
{a nation-wide movement tor the retlerieonsent of their respective support-
«Ioi' suil‘ering in Europe and Asia grow era. The Cabinet was deluded by the
to arouse
that the President of the Unit
and for most generous
tion be appointed to
am «1'4.»
" on the parties which must reckon
has with this factor in the elections " 1
The morning newspapers virtually
rc‘ arisen in parliament through the lln-‘
and of the government‘s service bill as aI
The Daily News"
the lobby correspondent says: ”The in-
cident—shows it is useless for sections
the ot’ the ministers to agree on. at com-
the secret sessions and assumed that. be-
‘cause the plan was not then upset it
up would afterwards receive the assent
of the house. The secret sessions are
now condemned even by their authors
as absurd and not to be repeated. The
or alleged compromise obviously satis-
tlos [nobody and the Cabinet had to
withdraw the bill or invite immediate
defeat which would have meant its de-
parture from omce.”
The Daily News notes that the Na-
tionalist party hr ,ve decided to with-
draw the support which they hitherto
had given to the Coalition Cabinet and
will hold themselves hereafter tree
to act independently as their own
policy dictates.
per-
the
Respectfully yours.
(Signed)
SHAILER MATHEWS,
_ .. President.
(Blane!)
FRANK MASON NORTH.
iChaIman ofrthe Executive
Fancy Fowl .........
. 20¢F lb.
mellt when a solution is being sought‘ ‘
Committee.
(Signed)
CHARLES s MA‘CPARLAND,
the . . , General Secretary.
Fresh Shoulder,
Small Legs Spring Lamb,
Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Lamb Chops.
Rib Veal Chops.
Loin Veal Chops.
25¢ lb.
25¢ doz.
22¢
26¢
20¢
22¢
12/¢ lb
Tomatoes .loclb.
’ Peppers . ...... soc dos.
Bermuda Onions 7clb.
New Carrots 5c
Lettuce rochead
Cukes ...... .. .5c-lc each
GrIenBeana 16c qt.
Bananas soc
Grape Fruit
SCHEMES SANITARY MARKETS
Dealer in Meats, Fish, Vegeiafles, Fruits.
3: Washing“ Stout. Soils Nor-db.
39 Man Street. Not-walk.
16-206 lb.
Zlc Rt.
16c lb.
22c lb.
S. 8: B. Sausage
Dixie Bacon
Fancy Roasting Chickens 28¢
Meadow Grov: Oloomargan‘ne ...... 25¢ lb.
Round Claims” ”3:“, pk.
Large'Pines rac-ch-aoc on.
Florida Oranges. . 25c doz.‘
Asparagus“ .40c bunch
Parsley ........ toe
Large California Oranges .
35c-4oc-45c do‘a.
5c sch
4
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THE iRONic SCOTT. in yer Ford! '
'Dinna gang to kirk Ye like kirk line,
When it rains. 391“?" in 00‘:
Ye micht catch
Rheumatic pains!
Bide t' hune
' When it's could,
2 [lost ye doe
When ye're auldl
The kirk'a nae place
When it’s hot.
The folks ntcbt think.
Ye cared a lot! a,
When it's fine, ‘ .-
lnve the M.
— I I”... ‘3. .‘
tBut callus gee,
The weather’s odd!
Ye're no to blame,
it's in ither hands,
Ye bet the lord
Understands!
~Bromlde Smith in the Congregation
allst.
VOCAL BRAVERY.
“My voice is for war."
‘But are you willing to otter the
rest of youraet?"
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New VictOr
Records for May-
It.\
I
"td\l( !'\\Uli t‘
0 Sole Mio (Neapolitan Folk Song) Enrico Caruso $2 00
Country Dance (Violin Solo) Micka Elman . . . $1 00
Listen to the blocking Birds (Bird Voices by Charles
Kellogg) .......... . ............. $150
The Old Refrain, John McCormack . ........... . . $1.00
Flirtation, McCormack and Kreisler ............. $2.00
Lucia Sextette, Victor 0p:ra Sextette ......... .. $1.50
Rigoletto Quartet, Victor Opera Sextette ........ $1.50
The Lamb March, John Philip Sousa .............. 75¢
The Gliding Girl, John Philip Sousa . ....... ..... 75¢
I Hear You Calling Me, Neapolitan Trio ........... 75¢
Little Grey House in the West, Neapolitan Trio ..
In a Dusty Caravan, Jas. Reed and J. F. Harrison .. 75¢
Allah, Give Me Music, Harry McCaskey
No One But You. Dear Old Dad, Amrican Quartette 75¢
Come Back to Me, Nina Darling, Jas. Reed and J. F.
Harrison
. Wake Up, America, Frederick Wheeler.
- Are You- Half the Man Your Mother Thought You to Re?
Harry MacDonough.
The British Bulldog Watching at the Door, _ ‘
Harry Lauder .
These are taken from the new record list for Mayo
Chine in and let us play, them for you.
"on a ....'.
I ..~l/'V Il,//"'
L. _.. .-
'lfa 2am “and?
.uwi‘. “
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—/‘l)/ [It )iVEfT
. 75¢?
....... - 75o
75¢
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