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~ Solving Sunday}
thinner Problems
cued
i: Small Legs of Genuine Spring .Lamb - 34c lb
/ l‘oreqnarlersllringlamb 26c lb Shoulder Steak
22c lb 11qu oi Veal
Shoulder Pol Rea sls
htze s Wek End Specmls
humsymskflpumhuummadeathforhae you
may obtain not only the meat: and fish but breed, butter, eggs.
poultry, vegetables, fmitsnndgmoerietdlontheoneotdorfortbe
Ordm mavedbefm oloeingtimetouiglnrue sure
of delivery the first thing Saturday morning.
24c lb
32: lb
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Bib Lamb Chops ....... 34c lb. Shoulder of Veal . . . . . . 28:: lb. Prime Rib Boast . 30c—3oc 13). iii
Loin Lamb Chops ..... 40c lb. Rib Veal Chops ....... 30c lb. Bread and Butter Pot Roast, it
Stew Lamb ........... 22.: lb. Loin Veal Chops ...... 35c lb. 34.; 11,, ii
Stew Veal ...... ' ...... 22¢ lb. Veal Outlet ........... 40c lb. Lean Pot Roast . ._ ...... 30:: R). f
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BEEF LIVER. ..................... 10c lb. FANCY LARGE NEW POTATOES .. 65c pk. ;‘
333m CORREgégEBF ------ 2-3- - $05: :3 WAX on GREEN BEANS ...... 2 qts. for 15¢ " .
UMP .‘i .. ........ c— . ‘
:LATEcéciliillNfimg) BEEF ............. 20c lb. CARROTS ....................... 5c bunch V“
LEAN COENED BEER no bone ...... 23c 1b. BEETS ....... , . . . . . . . .- ......... 7c bunch
CARMELO OLIVE on. ..... ' ...................................... Pints, 70c; quarts, $1.25
SEEDLEss AND SEEDBD RAISINS ..................................... 2 pkgs. for 25¢
Blackberries, Huckleben‘ies, Peaches, Oranges. Lettuce, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Lemons, Musk
Melons, Watermelons, Cabbage and Onions.
tonnes . SANITARY MARKETS
SO. NORWALK
NORWALK U. 8. Licmse No. 17.903.
<3’-~”~?*="”€t§
The liast Norwezlk Cash Grocery
The people who know quality in pure food al-
ways trade at our grocery. VV'e make it a point to
handle only high-grade products that we can recom-
mend. Give our groceries a trial.
The Finest Creamery Butter. 3 lb. ............. 39c
Ward’s Bread. 15c loaf cut to} ......... - ......... 12$
Fleur—All the leading brands. per bag ...... _. . $1.13
Coffee—Cottage brand—Makes'a delicious drInk. ‘
‘ A pound ................................ I0c
Cotatze Brand ( hoice .Vlixed’ tea. a ll). ........ lfic
White Rose Cocoa.1 12 lb. can cut to ............ ch
Libby’s s Red Beans cut to ................ 3cans 23c
Snowdrift Shortenine. lb. can ................. 3ic
téocdrich' s’l' omato Soup cut to ............. 8c
Lihby’ s Condensd Milk. II. can ................. 1131,34:
Libby's Evaporatd Milk. :1 can . . . . . . . . . . r ...... 14c
N9“ York State P; a Meansa ' lb. ............... 10c
‘ C:..Il Lima Beans. :1 lb. ........................ 12"
1 Pure Cider V Inezar. a gallon .................. 50c
Pure Cider Vinegar in bottles ................. 15c
Toilet Tissue .................. 3 five cent rolls 10c
Fairbanks’ Laundrv Soap cut to ......... 6 bars 25c
- A. -STULL
24 comes smear EAST Noewng
ISCOV‘ER different way;- of saving. where
Learn today
you can purchase the llighest—szrade foodstuffs at a sax-inf:
The address is print-
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great enough to warrant your enthusiasm.
ed below.
SPECIAL TEA SALE
THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
.ng
1' l
; Our 82'“ ' Mixed. 0010px,
2 l' 131‘ C O. P. Java or
3‘ 35c Victory Tea Stein.‘ d3
‘5 ‘ -. mI . .' pom:
. — only ...... 3 ................ lb m a Hummer
' q,» I .
Our earn 1-" ' an kinds. It“;
1‘ hr 5 1 'C the taste thit “
SOeQnah-Tea j j 9 tell; . .
3.1,”,Wn, .......... ib marksman
mam.
.W-
an accident ve-tmw
day afternoon. on Dead Man's Curve,
when Sit-Inlet} Solbi(0.< of 13'}
Ian his seda'h car
7 has.) who saw
Essex
street. S‘llelfl *.\iass..
hmdon into that telegraph pole. won-
der that no Ulist was killed. Packed in
the littlv car besides hTuIself i‘as his
wife and {our children including a bane
in arms. Thu entire family was thrown
mm and quite seriously cut and bruised
and were taken in his car to the Non-
wnlk hospital by a physician who was
passing where, first aid was administer-
(d The whole tamlly then put up at a-
local hotel until their car could be re— :
to. mYUNTIL
PEACE;
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manned From Pate One)
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f next January and John Barleycorn is
: permanently laid to rest.
. Wet hopes were built upon a wrong
' interpretation of the President's Inca-
‘ sage from Paris ancut wartime proh‘-
bitten at the time that the mourners
were assembling for the funeral of
rum. At that time the President said
he would take action withdrawing the
war- -tlIne dry proclamation when de-
mobilization was completed
‘ Pam Menage Miclnterpreted.
The country genemlly accepted this
as meaning that as soon as the draft-
ed men and National Guard organiza-
tions in the army were mustered out
, that the President would lift the ban.
The “’ar Department are the cheer-
ful news'that demobilization would
probably be completed in August and
certainly not later than September.
ttorney .Zeneral Palmer came
along with an opinion in which he ex-
pressed the view that the President
could not act with regard to prohibi-
tion until peace‘had bet-n proclaimed.
Thie was disturbing: to those interest-
ed but not accepted as final in view of
the President's definite statement.
Tlv President cleared the atmos-
Mar-m testcrtiax however. and put all
Idoubts at rest He said that he could
jnot lawful?)
loomplete until peace llfid been pro—
.claimed. He made it clear that the
peace proclamation must come first
without regard to the state of the
army because of the simple (act that
the peace proclamation must precede
' the demobilization one. ‘
Means “No Peace. No Beer."
The l’zcsLdont's explanation of the
I’dty situatjon )‘t‘sterday means "no‘
i" an: no beer." This may make the'
WV tore-es ally themselves with the
been» and align a'l O! the dire
it to prompt :1 Km Unwind set—
._t hv-fI-t‘w old John is lilkf-Yl 1mm
Pg.‘
H»:
"‘I v‘zlt an] In: EOW‘UH‘ in the
Elt'l'l‘d 5
Then- i< a further fly in the mm-
I‘nut s‘mwrwer. Thu l’tt-sidvnt ex-
t-laincd that it will take wraral
months or longer for the Germans to
‘ out. the provisions of the Po ace
‘ .II in regard to relinqui shmcnt
t.. 0 pin .IiI :Il tumou‘r ol’ war prop-
“13' and. complete demobilization of'
-:Ill German lorces. l'ntil these things;
are carried out the peace cannot be:
proclaimed and United States. lorcesi
Mil be i-it‘pl along the Rhine.
('Ixic-f William R. Pennincmn VM‘PI- :
dav afternoon arrested George \V‘rizhtfl
of Silver-mine. tor operatlne his are I
mobile along Main street with the mull.
{ler open. The case will be tried to-‘
morrow morninz beiore Judge George
H, \‘osburgh in the down-town court.-
room,
~—,-—-——
~—m Sentinel Want Advertise.
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paired menhf
\m --?_ -- A __ - :32:-
rWEISON SAY’s so
declare demobilization'
a
FREE During Sale 01113.»
This $9.00 11-piece Set of
Quality Brand Aluminum Ware
At last women can again obtain cookine utensils of aluminum—111;. . I,
durable. light weie'ht. sanitarv. heat-retaining metal that for so 1‘ 9;- '- ;.
tied up bv the war. The “lid" is now off. We’ ve secured a “mill 1 . ‘ ‘
the wonderful sets a. hove at a big price reduction: and now duri .3
SELLERS KITCHEN
CABINETS
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we offer you this set free with a l‘IIanzz‘ Svllvw
".\‘?<‘I‘it:l" or “Einstein-raft” (‘nitilw‘ A wt that.
Lough: pic-.-a:=»n~.rtti. humid mut yuu 31' n? 3mm. Ami
In 2:“ it Nun Iiun'u' I'm“ 4- ll: ‘kc‘l t‘xtl'n f ‘3‘ YEH- culli-
On the cont .Iz'j . yun g. t tln v .Ili no t n: l v )(('liti '91:." ".13...“
Sale Terms and Prices
Free 05C!" 3‘ "”"J nttl“ (luv "" ‘A! E. in and see the Seller‘fifhc ('nlm. '
its 131;)”: “ant .‘Ll Fm: 1m \"~1Imnu~ in: its adoption in (load llnuwkw pin-
Mt (it! Efficient-3 [\itt ht n
In".
I mint
LET US SHOW YOU TODAY! Number of sets of Aluminum \V'nw hunted? Hun '1 ll
ting: this Valuable free \ t of useful (‘I ukznlrg'utctwils. (Tome at llli"" and am- at Sullo'
unstratctlf .
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E or Saturday we Offer
Vet-Y Best Creamery Butter. per lb ............ 59c
Ozone Seen. the old reliable .............. 6 for 35
NO. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. lb. .............. 39c
Warranted Fresh E225. dozen ............... 53c
Fancy Whole Grain Rice. lb. .................. léc ,
Choice Hand Picked Pea Beans. lb. ....... . . 13c
California Dried Lima Beans. lb. .............. 13c
Ohio Blue in Matches ............. 2 boxes for 11¢
Del Monte BrandSpinachflarge can ........... 29c
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. lb. ........... 34c
.Leiderkrank Cheese like. ..... : ............... 25c
Fine on New York State Cheese. lb. .......... 41c
Kellogels Corn Flakes or Post Toasties. pkg. ._ i . 11;:
Gold Label Ema Sardines in Mayonnaise ..... 25c
——WE DELIVER THE Goons——
a,
Business Going On
at Beckmann’s‘
Despite the fact that we “I ‘ cranking Iran" ailer-
ations at our store “e are still serxine 9111 o. it ons
and delivering our orders as wlel as posdble. “0
trust that the public n ill bear with us for a few days
more. when all will be completed.
WATCH FOR THE OPENING WHITE HOUSE
, EREADEEY ‘ '
Exploring Cannibal Isles
Is This VV omans Hobb}
ms: MARTIN sonnets“
Mrs. Mania Johnson says she just
can‘t be civilized all the time so she
has started of on another exploring
. expedition with her husband. She ex~
1plains that when he married her ht
3thought he had enough of wandering
‘ in strange and dangerous places. but
V the old fever come back. Against hie
protests she accompanied him on a
trip to islands in the South Seas in-
hnblted by mnnibule. where no white
person had ever been before. Although
she is a dainty little woman.” who
looks as though she were in her 'teens
but insists she is twenty-live. she eur—
vlvcd the hardship-‘1: well as her
husband and now she is as confirmed‘
a wandmr as he is. 'l'hey left San
handset: recently for another M
to the some. of unexplored ism.
New
Special - Look - 3. m3.
Our Saturday’s Speeds
EXTRA HEAV Y VV'ESTr .R\ 1‘-
POSITIVELY NON \ TlV l. LIT;
BEEF
Round‘ 'teak ................. . .
PorterhouseSteak............... .
Sirloin Steak .................. _ ‘
Shoulder Steak ................. ‘-"-‘
Shoulder Roast .................... 31“
Bread and Butter Pot Roast ........
PrimeRibRo ...........
Lean Pot Roast. no bones ...........
Fresh Plate ........................ 7“
Plate Corned Beef .................. 1“
Lean Corned Beef. no bones . : ..... T. é'v’
LAMB
LeEOfLamb ..................... 3.33:
Shoulder of Lamb .................. '
Lamb for Stew .....................
Loin Lamb Chop ......................
Lamb Chops“ ..........................
NATIVE V'EAL
V eal Cutlet ............................ 33“
VealforRoast .....,........ ............
PORK
Pork Roast ..... . .................. . 3?‘
Fresh Hams. small . . . . .......... . . ....... 49‘
Chopped Beef. fresh ...................
Salt Pork ............................ 3“
York Market
143 Washington St; 50. [tom
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