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New York Markets

H3 Washington Street 55 um Street
south Norwalk Norwalk
Phone 3213 Phone 2828

 

"SPECIALS

gills (.‘ENUINE SPRING LAMB,

' .l to 6 lbs average . .' .............. 32c lb.
RUIN!) STEAK .. 33c lb

Slllll‘LI)ER POT ROAST . . . .. . . , . 15c lb.
BREAD AND BUT l'l‘ER POT ROAST, 24c lb.
LARGE ROASTING CHICKENS . . . . 38c lb..
FANCY FOWL. 36c lb.
Sl.\'('l..-\IR HA 1'5 28c lb.
ARWH’R’S STAI t HAMS .. . . . ..... 30c lb.

 

 

Genuine Spring Lamb Native Veal

81b L‘lillb Chops . . . . 35 c lb. Shoulder Veal ...... 22c 11).
1.02.1 Limb Chops .... 4! "0 lb. Rump V081 ......... 250 lb.
Stew Lamb ......... 120 1b. Stew Veal, solid meat, 28c lb.
Rib le Chops ...... 28 0 lb. Brest Vool .......... 20o 1b.
Lozt‘. le Chops . . . . 36 0 lb. Shank V001 ........ 150 lb.

 

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Shoulder Steak ....... . . . . . . . . . .......... 18c lb.
Sirloin Steak ...... .. ..... ....... ......... 38c lb.
Boneless Rib Roast ....................... 300 lb.
Prime Rib Roast ......................... 30c lb. l
Sticking Piece Pot R' last . . . . . ........... 20c lb.
. Fresh l’late Beef . . . ........................ 7c lb.
' Boston Rolls ...................... . ..... 160 lb. 2
Plaiol‘ornedBeef..o..............o ........ 6clb.
: Fresh Chopped Beef ....... . ............. 14c lb'.
1 Fresh Beef Liver ........................ 12c lb.
; End< Sperry & Barn es Hams ........ . ..... 22c lb.
1 Frankfurts. Bologna, Liverwurst ........... 20c lb.
: Small Lean Pork Lcins ................... 22c lb.
I Loan Fresh Shoulders .................... 15c lb.
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111 WASHINGTONST. PHONE 1113

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Small Fresh PorfkRoast ..... 23c lb.
Lens of Spring 1 amb (4 to 61b. are), 35c lb.
ShoulderLamb . f .................. 20c lb.
Smoked Shoulder 14c lb.
VealRoast.......-..... ..... 200,300,409“.

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32's Lamb Chops ‘slie n. ran-mm men.
Solid Lean Stow Vulfimlb. “mum's” 13-
w Liver lklb. WM ....... 10¢ n.
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Fallel’Fowls ..,..................... 3% lb.
{Best Smokednjnl....ee..enu.mucnl

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. Big, ‘ Midsummer Sale
Closes Saturday July 2811:.

Wonderful Reductions in Every Department.-

 

At Linen Section

ma. Satin Damask, 70 inches wide, ' regularly
$3.25 Sale price $2.65

Napkins to match, 22 inches-square, regularly
$9.00 0 Sale price $7.50

Table Cloth of lrish linen satin in cfiective pat-
terns.

Size 70 x 70 inches, were $7.00 Sale price $5.75
71 x 71 inches, were $9.50 Sale price $7.75

Napkins to match. size 22 inches square,
were 10.00 Sale price $8.00
were $11.50 Sale price $9.75

Madeira Napkins with hand embroidered comers,
regularly $8.50 Sale price $7.00

Luncbon Napkins of satin finished damask, hem-
stitchcd, size 15 inches square, regularly
$6.50 Sale price $5.00

Tray Cloths of satin finished plain damask with
band border. Hemstitched, size 18 x 29
inches, regularly $1.50 Sale price $1.19

Scarf: of plain linen, hemstitched, 18 x 54 inches,
regularly $1.50 Sale price $1.19

White Belgian Linen by the yard, suitable for
women’s and children's dresses as well as
for embroidery purposes. Width 36 inches,
regularly $1.25 Sale price 85 etc.

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Towels and ToWeling

Linen Huck Towels, hemstitched, size 20 x 36
lllCliCS. Regularly $1.00 each.
Sale price 75 cu.

linen Guest Towels with space for monogram,
size 15 x 24 inches. Regularly 65 cts.
Sale price 50 ch.

Linen Crash, regularly 45 cts Sale price 39 cu.
Linen Crash for hand, roller or dish towels. Regu-
Sale price 20 as.
Class Toweling. linen, in checks and stripes .Reo
gularly 39 cts.
Checked Linen for tea towels. Regularly 45 «is.
Sale price 39 ch.

Crash, linen and cotton mixed, absorbent, gobd -
for hand, roller or dish towels.
' Sale price 19 ch. -

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‘ Jewelry
Wonderful ‘opportunity to purchase jewelry _
at phenomenal reductions. ' Atlanta: to start your .
Christmas gifts. Included areboth gold andsilvfer

pieces. .. ._

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Sale price 29 ch,

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Undermuslins
For Women.

“La Grecque" Envelope Chemises of fine quality
nainsook and batiste, lace and embroidery
trimmed. As most women know this make
of chemise is particularly well made and tail-
ored. Sizes run from 36 to 44. Were priced
$2.50 and $3.00 Sale price $2.00

Other Chemises, were $3.50 and $4.00

Sale price $2.95
were $2.25 Sale price $1.50

“The Over-Blouse” made camisole style with
strap top, lace trimmed. $1.25

For Children. Specially priced garments, some
of them soiled, others incomplete in size.

“Alheneerla” and “Alsheneeds” cross-bar combi-
nations for boys and girls. Sizes 2, 8, 10 and

. 12 yrs. Were.$1.oo Sale price 50 do.

Cross-bar Combinations, regular style for boys.
ln sizes 2 to 12 yrs. Sale price 89 eta.

Nainsoolr Bloomer Combinations for girls; lace
trimmed. Sizes for 4 to 12 yrs. At $1.00

Princess Slips, lace and embroidery trimmed, in
sizes 6, 8 and 10 only.

Special 75 cts. and $1.00

Muslin Gowns, embroidery trimmed, V-ncck and
three-quarter sleeves. Other gowns with

kimono or set-in sleeves. Were $1.50

Sale price $1.00

Second floor.

 

. Art Goods

Day Cases to be appliqued. Were $2.00 a pr.
_ For $1.00
Laundry Bags of linen color and fancy cretonne.
For 09 etc.
Stamped CederpiooesandSearfa. WereBOets.
For 25 on.

One table of odd pieces, collar and cod sets, —

stamped pillows, centerpieces, etc.
Your decree ’10 and 38 ch. each
Stamlped Pieces arranged in three groups as fol-
ows: .
Lot 1. Stamped Dreaaee, Gertrudee, Aprons, etc.
‘ Were from $1.15 to $2.80 You-Choice, 50 eta.
Lot. 2. Children's Rompers, Gowns and
Blouses. Were $2.50 to $3.25
_ . _ , Your Choice, $1.00
Lot 3. Dresses, Gert-doe, Pajamas, etc.
Were $3.50 to Your Choice, $1.50
No Telephone orders, no exchanges and no credits
on these particular item.
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Curtains

Of Sedan and

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$2.50 for $2.00
$3.00 for $2.50
$3.50 for $3.00
$4.00 for $3.50
$5.00 for $4.00
for $8.00

Quekee'uee amine
Were $ 3.00 for $2.50
Were $ 5.00 for “00
Were $ 6.00 for $3.00
Were $ 7.00 for $8.00
Were $10.00 for $8.00
Satan and Marqnbette
for curtains, yard wide.
Were 60 to 90 cu.

At35etaeayd.

 

Women's

Stockings

Full Fashioned Silks
in black only. For Sat-
urday,

S ecial $1.00 a pair.

ty Bales, vari-

ous styles and color-
lugs.

59 eta. a pair.
nun floor.

 

Trimming

Section 1

Buckles, 50 do each.

151o50ctaeach.
StoZSctsayd.

Claifions and All-Overs,
$1.00 a yd.

Kain floor.
Center aisle.

 

Bathing Suits

formen and boys now
at reduced prices. _
For Men.
Were $3.51) for $2.85 l
Were $4.50 for $3.65
Werer,$4.65 for $3.75
Were‘36.oo for $4.85
For Boys.
Were $2.75 for $2.19
Were $3.75 for $2.95

Union Suits
Cult .he, white
or can color. Sizes—
34, 36 and 38 only.
Were $2.50 and $3.00.
.To close out
~ $1.“) each.

Pm Rococo.

Iain floor. from.

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