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143 Washington St.
: Here are the Lowest Prices k the fist
, (trade of Heavy Western Beef, Native Vod, 1
SW ift’s Genuine Spring Lamb amen; 3
of Jersey Pork. No Native Ba! Mi d E
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SPECIALS ‘
Small Fresh Shoulders - - - - 30c lb.
. Small Roast Pork - - - - - .. 45c lb.
Small Shoulders Lamb - - - m lb.
Small Legs Lamb (4 to 6 lbs. average) 35c lb.
30c lb.
Rib LamIFChops - - - - -
: rounds with Australia. but in
. challenge rounds on record America
‘ has been beaten.
J: Shoulder Roast of Veal
Shoulder PotRoast -. - .. - -
(‘orued Beef Tongues - ,
' Home- made Sausage - - -, -
‘ Sperry & Barnes’ Bag Sausage
StewLamb - - - - .. - -
Rump Roast of Veal -
Rib Veal Chops -'- - - .. - -
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Native Fowls - - - -—- - 48clb.
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BEEF SPECIALS
» SHOULDER STEAK. . ....-........... 20c lb
' ROUND STEAK ................ 36c lb '
SIRIIOIN STEAK. ”...-... 36c lb
. PORTERHOUSE STEAK ........... .... ...... 38c lb
BREAD AND BUTTER POT ROAST ... . ... . 326 lb
y PRIME RIB ROAST . . . . . . .. .1... .......>_..,.;.....,..., 35¢ II) E
PRIME RTB’. Boned and Rolled . . . ....-. .. .. 38: lb'"
l’0\ELESS RUM? POT ROAST . . . .. . ... ... 32c lb
ll \MBURGER STEAK. ............‘»~.... 18c lb
l’EEF LIVER ............... ................ 16c lb
lRESH PLATE ............ 120 lb .
(ORNED PLATE .................... ..-. 12c lb ’
RI MPCORNBEEF ..... .......e.28¢ald&l¢lb
ROI l ED CORN BEEF ............ ..-. .-.. 28¢ lb
OTHER SPECIALS
STEIV VEAL. Solid Meat . .. .....-M. .. ":32! lb
’l)IXlE BACON ......-..........3ZCIb
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it? LEGS OF FANCY SPRING LAMB - - - - - - - - 342 lb. 333 59C lb
igl’ll} ROASTS (BONED AND R0 LLED) - - - - - - 360 ll). :2 . , .
mForequarters Spring Lamb 20c lb. Shoulder Pot Roasts. . . ... .chlb. =9; 3
gtflllumpstof ‘03} . . . .. ....... 280m.
s91}. & B.” Pot Roasts ...... 28c lb.
111 \\ ILSON’S CERTIFIED RAMS - -
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:5; .championship
' scored 0\er Patterson in the semi-
>flnuls of the championship lust )ear
,. and 'l‘ilden defeated Brooke-s in the
some tournament.
5.3 3i his summer.
'with “’nshington and Lee.
WEEK END
SPECIALS
'srmldersteak ...... laclb. -
FreSh Shoulders . . . ... . . . .32c lb.
'm Challenge m
Precedent will hme to be broken it
the American team that has named
on the first lap at its journey to Anna
tmlasia is to come back with the Da- .
\ls Cup in its possession No Ameri-
jcam squad )et has beacon a team from
‘down under" in a. challenge round of
the famous international tennis tour-
nament: either in this country or in
Australia. The ,t'nlti-d ' Stat. has
been successful in several preliminary
tour
In 1908. on the-occasion or theAni:
erlcsns’ first visit to Australia. Beals
L. Wright and Frederick E. Alexander
were beaten by Norman E. Brookes
and the late Anthony F. \Vildinz.
three matches to two. Wright sc-
-_'3': counting for the 2 points for his side.
’ In the challenger round the following
year Brookes and W'ilding proved too
much for Maurice E. Mcl.oughlin and
" M. H. bong. the Australians making a
clean sweep of five matches. No
years lated Brookes. R. W. Heath and
:5. A. W. Dunlop again won five matches
in a. row in the challenge round. de-
feating the team composed of “’right.
McLOughlin and “’iliinm A. Iarned.
The last time the. Americans and
Australians met in n challenge round
was ill the 1914 event at the “’est Side
Tennis Club. of Forest Hills. when the
l’nited States team that had won the
tTOphy from England the previous
year was outscored three matches to
McLoughlin won both his
matches with llrookes and Wilding.
but it. Norris W'illiams failed to will
either of his singles. while in doubles‘
Brooke-s and \Vilding bent Mcl.ougil-
'p.’ lin and llmldy.
This is the first year for Johnston.
Tilden and \Vashburn in international
‘ tennis play.
Johnston and Tiiden
both hold victories over Gerald L.
Patterson. who is regarded as the
leading singles player in Australia.
while Woohburn forced Putter-Rm to
live hard sets to win in the national
of 19l9
Tilden‘s triumph
over Patterson came in the challenge
round of the British championship
In that match he out-
played Patterson decisively.
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provement “as displayed by Prince-
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scrimmage wliolore Saturdfl'b; game
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m: Round Steak ffivoofojso 3“ lb
mSIrloin Steak .....-,.-.. 380 “D
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mellow ,.... 42c Ill
tomb ...—u... 15c lb
Prime Rib Roasts, 24cm34c war-cm, wmmm Veal Outlets ..... .400 lb
......35c1b Loin Veal shops. ..... seen:
Legsof Val “......" 180. lb
mPox-terhouse Steak ..-. 40.: lb Beetnm ............ Isa bl WLQI ......... soc lb
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* Porterhouse Steak . . . . .40: lb.
Beef Liver ......... . ...... Hie lb.
Stewing Veal ... . . . . . . .20C‘lb.
Brisket Corned Beef. . . . .
Plate Corned Beef ..w.....10clb.
Fresh Plate Beef ......... 10c lb.
. 9clb.
AFICWCI'W...¢. miffiv
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Native 406M
Peachesaud Oranges...
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l ANCY MILK FED ROASTING CHICKENS - - 2 -
HILKFEDBRGILERS - - - ->- -. ..v.
Dixie Bacon ..... . ........ 32clb. |Slnoked Shoulders.
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down to a; minimum. Improvement
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GRANULATEDSUGAR. 5 lbs. 55¢. with one Pound
MM - - - -
of our Cottage Brand Cofl’eeg—Best Quality at 40c lb
TH! FINEST 033mm? Bums ..... . ...... 3 lb, 94 c
0380‘, One Punomrsdsostio Mammal:
rmmozcmmm .......... slb. 20c
mammma ............. slb. 25¢
FLOUR—ALI. STANDARD m ............ 81.90
Guam FLOUR—1i! lb. no, nun STOCK, OUT To 750
BYE rLous—3%mm ........................... 30c
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3for ....................... .................... 25°
FA'rssLT amnesia». ..... ... ...... -. ........ 20c
mmmrsfimmmm... ......80c
nvsrou'rsn m ....................... .. s can 12c
. PURE CIDER VINE” ............ .. .......... s gel 60::
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3' BEEF SPECIALS
Posterhouseswak - - -3- -'
SirloinStesk - -
MerSteok - - - - - ' '
“WNW - - - -
Read and Butter Pot Roast
Prim mm - - '
MRdeuflDolldl -
Frail Chopped Beef - - - -
EXTRA LAMB SPECIALS
I“, lamb . - - - 32c-35clb.
“Eamon-flab of - ' ' 18'2“ lb'
LoinLambChops - - - - - 4001b-
RibLambChops
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Lamb for Stealing ' ' '
OTHER SPECIALS
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