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4tgborn% any irarlety-rai Johnston
David -Gwyn; „
jolinito*
' 44040. '
Ziack,soti, E1. 4i8-410»
ton,
, Rock* *Alto -140'1i' J'a,
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400•4:iotkre, mn1eI
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rom-vm. Keyes,„ Thos. wiser;
GeXing or IULy, 4.'.*Oara.-Thoa.Bol-
ger, ' Hawkins IsgrA0610..;.'
Gelding or $earo,-Airnii,KOes,
ly TOL
Bolger, ROY Toll.
Mare Or:geldings-Roy TOR.
• Best 'oellection by Ono owner -John
Vedden, Londeshoro. •
HEAVY DRAVOLIT •
Brood mare -Hawkins * Nichol.
- it
----FoislawkinassIs Nichol, 'as Bolger..
Geldliag or fillysIsyear-Wm.s-Keyes.
Teaus-John Todden.
Mare or gelding-30bn 'trodden.
'GrEN164MiskilIilPOSE -
Brocal Maire:-.3; Austin, Wingham.
Foal -Wm, Keyes, Austin.
. Team -T. 31, ',Durnin, Dungannon.
• Mare or gelding -7-T. M. Durnin.
ROADSTERS •
Lady. driveis=-Mrs. I. W. Ohm, Mill-
bank ; Mrs. Turvitt, Wingham, •
.Team -a. Fryfog:e, Wingisam; Car-
rie & Turvitt, Wingharn. ,
Mare and foal -John Mans, H. Bol -
Mare •sr gelding, 2 years -Harold
• Kititting, Go4idch ;. John Deans.
--smareseX-Sgeldint,slyears-Soha Deana,
Foal-sliawkins & Niched, John
....-Indges=Dr-Csainp.1;e11„-asnsa'.4sWm,
Hey, Zurich.
Specials
Driving horste hitched to buggy, style
and sinteds-,1- Fryfogles rri
vitt, J. Fryfogle.
---By-Tifsss-Elliotts-forliest lady day:-
er-Mrs.' I. W. Ohm, ltItilbanks
• CATTELE-'
SHORTHORN
Milch cow -W. Gerrie, Bellwood;
Me.vin Taylor, B.elgraie. '
• Heifer,. 2 years. -W. 3. •Gerrie, W.
C. F. °stretcher, CreditOn.
Heifer, 1 year-sW. J. Gerrie, W. C.
F. ()stretcher. -
• Heifer calf -W. C. F. °stretcher, w.J. Gerrie:,•-
Bullsane year and under two -w. -G.
• F. °stretcher.
Buil ealf--W. J. Gerrie, W. C. F.
°stretcher. ,
Aged bull -W. 0, F. °stretcher.
• Herd, bull and two females -W, C.
F. °stretcher.
HEREFORDS ,
Mitch cow -Jas. Little, Teeswater.
Heifer,. 2 years -Jas. Little.
• Helfer, 1 ear -Jas. Little, lot and
2nd. ,
Heifer ea:f-Jas. Little, 1st and 2nd.
Bull, one year and under bwo-Jas.
Little, 1st and 2nd, - • .
one-yearand under two -jus.
Little,' lst and 2nd. •'
,•
Ball calf -Jas. Little, 1st and 2nd.
Aged 'bull -Jas. Little.
Herd -Jas. Little.
GRADES
Mitch cow-Robt. Whiteman, Blyth;.
•Geo. Brown. .
Heifer, 2 years -R. 'Proctor.
Heifer, year -R. Proctor.
Steer, 1 year -W. .I. Gerrie, R. Proc-
tor. .
Heifer gailL--W. 3". Gerrie, John Barr.
•Steer calf-sil. Proctor, John Barr.
Vat steer -W. Gerrie.
- Fat cow' or heifer -John Barr, R.
Proctor.
Dairy cow -John Barr, Wm: Taylor.
Special
By T. ,Eaton Co., for best purebred
calf, 8 months old -Jas. D. Little.
Judges -J. D. Jackson, Jas. earning.
• SHEEP
LE10ESTVR
Aged rani -E. Snell,' Xondesboro.
Shearling ram -B. SAO.
Ram Ian:lb-11 'Snell, 1st and 2nd.
2nd.
Aged ewe -I34 Snell.
Shearling ewe -E. Snell, lst and 2nd.
Ewe lamb -E. Snell, lstsand 2nd.
f311110PSIIIREDOWN
Agled ram-OrVal McGowan, Blyth.
Shearling rain -Orval McGowan.
.Ram lamb ---Orval McGowen. ,
Aged ewe -Orval McGowen.
Sbesrling ewe ---Orval McGowan.
Ewe larnb-Orval McGowan.
-OXFORDS
Aged ram -J: It. Henry, lielgrave,
1st and 2nd.
Shearling rani -J. R. Henry, 1st and
2nd.
Ram la inb-J. R. Henry, Earl Cald-
well, Blyth.
Aged ewe -3. R. Henry, lst and 2nd.
Shearling ewe, J. R. Henry, ist and
2nd.
Ewe lamb -J. R. Remy, litandlnd.
Wether lambs -4. R. Henry, 1st and
2nd. ••
DoliSEt
Aged rain -Orval McGowan.
Shearling ram --Orval McGowan.
Ilanl lamb -Orval MeGowan. -
Aged ewe--Qrval McGowan.
Shearling rams -Orval, McGowan.
Ewe latn-Orval MeGowen,
3edges-4. D, Jackson; Jas. earning.
Special
By R. D. Philp, ter two best bacon
hogs -Jas. Cuming. '
judges --J. D. Jackson, an.
POULTM
,
Pair geo01.1440....YX10.4-7.71,.
ry, Win. B. jaekson, ttgriston.
rAir geese, •sinall---SarletY-Earl
CMdwell. ,•*,
,• Any variety, duekS-2-Dststid Gwyn.
White •W:Yandot(g, ben -Edward
johnstoit W atIOOtt.';
jackson. Collection -Wiz. Ja4son,
White Leghorn,' ;ainglei,p-Omb,,vock,.._
Wm. Jaekson; Ed. johnston... lien;••=-
DaVid Mont td. JohnstOil. Pullet
10.1olinston, Win. 3aekson.
• Barred, Rock, dOeltp-Witd. jackson,
David Gwyn UeflWm_Jackson,
David Gwyn. Cotkerel--Win. Zokeent
Datld Mon,
voek,-"Wito.Jk
• ittnimAATE1.330h400;PaVid 01v)*
x
By Dr. . W. T+ *fleet for 14e,4 'des
ducks-ROY'T011.
By 11. Erskine, for beat Barred. Rock
0.00kerd-Win. !Pidgeon, .
Judge-r-thaa. Watson,. iondeshero.
,
potatoes -D. qii7314 sass M.
Livingston, -
Late .potatoes -A. naggitts Sohn
Barr.
Garden_carrots,launes, Lotkle, Earl
ealtivvelL
Pleld Progtor, Mrs. its.
Workman, Brussels. . • s -
Beets.„.tablesuse---MrS.-e: Workman,
Ibis A. elllesPi'e-
Mangolds-11. ,ProctOr. . -
Pumpkin -Geo. Brown, Zahn Barr.
. Squash -A. Haggitt, Mrs. Jolm
Wright.
Red ontans-4.
Yellow onions -A. Haggitt, Jas.
Lockte.
-
Silver pickling•Onlons--Davtd Gwyn.
White field beans-Davtil Gwyn.
Citrons -Mrs. C Workman, David
7
Gwyn.
eabbags, named-DavidHaggitt.
Red. cabbage -Miss A. Gillespie.
-Caultflowerss-Miss-A:- •GillesPiss -
Meld _corn, Dent (braided)-ssMiss A.
-jutige-Geo. Sloan; -
' DAIRY PRODUCTS
Dairy ,butter in 5-1b. prints -Wm.
Taylor.. ,
airy but er in 3.1b. rolls -Wm. Tay-
lor; Mrs. Wm --Somers,- Brussels:.
Dairy butter in three 14b. prints -
Mrs. Wm. ,Somers, Mrs. Wm. Brown.
Special .
ily J. S. Chellews-fOr two lbs. -dairy
butter in Prints--Robt. Whiteman.
Judge -Jas. Cuttittlyth. -
APIARY AND OTHER PRODUCTS
Maple syrup -Mrs. 1. Johnston, Geo.
Brown.
'Carry, a liberal SuPP1Y of the
IiuekIy ,Bronciimi Mix; 4,0. Vic,
OP- Pena.
ler' White Pine and SpruceBalettM ....Vies Se
lieSsen'a 40 C0141111,errefts 40e0 7.4)
WARD " THAT COUGH A
Tasteless Cod 14ver Ck. Ayer
'Vito!min 044.08.-t,
altesss VS. •Wiu 4omere, W1164
sls Seithetells MrL
'11:111tkliOrin' ,a0;,;:rw.. 'Co. to;
ake-.4Ira. X. Johnston, Um J. Cum.
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41 gig. NV,I*4 ..140*40, k
Jiy Wo.st•Onf.‘0.40,44 Flour 1111, for
loaf brea4-- 411.• 04 Workman, Mrs.
_JOhntilOn,'.4tra. :J. cowing.
Lotter, • c'Ul$4,.
,
00MOT'Hic..144mtly4 WORK
QOCkolteatt-41rs. j*nstonA.Urc.
Wiktkit4 ‘i• 7
044 e,10,9:41f8;•11. *10ic1ii;
Ai Savage,
tuttea.`and.'
A. Savage, Uri, Wm. SOMere,
Quilt, vrochet,-Mss 1. Woodcock.
Mrs. WM. SoMera,
upplique,Mrs, . *elite**
FaneY bed.ein'en4*-411:8' A. '34Vage"
WS. Wni.'SOmerS,
Conaforter-Mrs. H. McNichol, Mrs.
Wm. Somers.
Men's soeks-Mrs. H. McNithol, Miss
M. LivingstOn.
Men's rnitt, double -Mrs. Win. %Mc-
ihr, Mrs. A. Savage.
Mat, hooked -Mrs. H. McNichol;Mrs. A. Savage.
Mat, braideti-Mrs. Wm Taylor, Mrs.
H. MeNiepol. •
'Mat, any other kind -Mrs. Wm. Som-
ers, Mrs. Jas. earning.
• Man's work shirt-llirs. 'Wmr Som.
era, Mrs. Jas. Cuming.
'Work aprons ---Mrs. I. Johnston, Miss
A. Gillespie.
Boy's suit,out of old garments -Miss
M. Livingston, Mrs. A..- Savage.
Girl's dress out of old garinent-Miss
M. Livingsten, Mrs. A.sSavage.
EMBROIDERY
•
's Cherry'Pkt4t14:.
,110fie '14Syrup'1*r vidCod
1.4ver 3
1,1).)4r• Wamoille$
od Liv Oil Park!, Dayis
judge -Mrs. W. 1'otter,0 MIsa
Gillespie.
One . dozen hen. eggs -Geo. 'Drown,
Win, Brown.
jud0„et-_,Geo. _
ART .
„Olt painting, seene-MIss
-cock-,- Naas -1t..LivingstOm'
:011. Painting, .from-nature--31rs. A.
Savage, Kincardine; Miss M. 'Living-
ston.
Animals -Miss M. Livingston, Mrs,
A. Savage. . •
Water color, scene -Mrs. A. Savage,
Miss M. Livingston. • .
Water color, marine -Miss M. Liv-
ingston, Mrs. A. Savage.
•Sep1a--.1.tiss L Livingston. --
Pen. and ink -Mrs. A. Savage, Miss
M. Livingston. • •
Water color, marine- M1ss M Llvs
ingston, Mrs. A. Savage.
• Pastel, coLection-Miss M. Living.'
/stop, Mrs. A.Savage. -
ifitmisi *Ociii-6oeit.
China, figure' work-Miss'll. Living-
ston.
-CISInsc;-eon esigrs.-3.11.sa.M.,
Livingston. „
Collection of five oil paintings -Miss
M. LiVingston,,Mrs. A. Savage.
Ca1tetTrO117•51'W-ce water colors-.
• IL -Livingston; -Miss-As- -Glileeptes
J ado:L-33. McArthur, Blyth.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
Arend, white -Mrs. C. Workman, R.
Proctor. 1' -,
'•
Buns,. Jointon, Mrs.
C. Workman.
Bran nitiffins-L-Mrs. L Johnston; John
-
Barr.
Taits:7L-Wm. Taylor,' jOhn-
ston.
tionon- ple-Win. Taylor, Mks.1.
Johnston.. '
A6ple ple-Mrs, I. Johnston, Mrs.
NI13. *own.
Pie pumpkin -Mrs. C. Workman, A.
Haggitt.
salads-Mts. I.' earning,3iiss J.
Woodcock. e
B)ak‘norants, Preserved -Mrs. L
'Johnston, Mrs. J. •Cuming.
Strawberries. preserved -R. -Proctor, I
Mrs. 3. Cawing. s
Apple jell -Mrs. li. MeNtebol, Att-1
wood, E. Caldwell.
Combination jelly -Mrs. L Johnston,-
E. Caldwell,
,Tam -'Mrs. Wm. Somers, Miss A.
Gillespie. -
Peaches, „canned -Mrs. I. Johnston,
Mrs. J. t0111g.
• Pears, canned -R. Proctors
canned -Mrs. -Wm. Somers.
Salad dressing -Mrs. Wm. Somers,
Miss M. Livingston.
- - Relish -for -Colds
ingston, Miss A. Gillespie.
Pickles, sweet mLxed--Miss A. Gil-
lespie, Mrs. Chas. 'Workman.
MilSt3" Pleklei=s:111iiirsk.
Cucumber picklesMrs. Win. Som-
ers, Miss M. Livingston.
Tomato_ cstsup=)Jrs 4 Johnston,
Raspbei:ry vinegar -Miss M. Liing-
ston.
. Judos -Mrs. W. Potter, Miss A.
Solid white -Mrs. A. Savage, Miss M.
Livingstoa.
L JOhnstoa,- Mrss-A -
• Savage. •
Cut work -Miss SfAivingston, Mrs.
A. Savage.
-Moderireross'atittilisEgrS. A".-Ststnige,
Miss 'M. Livingston.
Applique -Mrs. A. ,savage, MISS M.
Livingston. •
• E. Hibbert
• "" • •-- 13pechtls
By Edwin Cartwright, for dark fruit
cake -R. Proctor.
• By L, hilborn, for collection baking
made from bread dough -Mrs. I. John-
ston,
By Gorman, Eckert & Co., for plate
StisCOMINS
, Tatting -Mrs. A. Savage, Miss M
Livingston.
Filet crochet -Miss M. Livingston,
Mrs: • A. :•!'uvage.
- Maria he na.stitaing=SI iss M. LiVinglt
sten, Mrs. Wm. Sotnerss•
Needlepoint -Miss 1,1; • Livingston,
Mrs, A. Savage. •
LIVING -ROOM FURNISHINGS
• Table runner -Miss M. Livingston,
Mrs. Wm. Creighton.
uring thepast tew days w0.. have
received s6 ‘manYshipmerol'Of new
mercharmlise. We just can'tiell ou
ali about them, so -we invite you to
visk corstore and see 'these new
materials now on display in our
windows and throughout the store.
We Are also showing a beautiful
assortment of
New Dress Trimmings
such as:
Satin and Moire collar and cuffs,
fancy frillings by the yard, beauti-
ful laces, buttons and slides Wind-
sor ties,. plain and with polka dots.
11111110,-1, -
Pictorial, Excella and Chatelaine
_Patterns,-wilkmake_y (>1ml-di-sew- -
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• The Cash Store
DOMINION OF CANADA
1934 REFUNDING Latil%L'
. -
'The Minister of Finance offers for public subsciiption
Two-year 2% Bonds,, due 15th October, 1936
Issue price. .98 .90 and accrued inkreit,' yielding 2057%--to-maturity.
Pive-year 4% Bonds due 15th October, 1939
Issue. price : 98.15 and accrued interest, yielding .2 • 90% to triaturity.
• E4glit4ear 3 -70 -Bonds, due 15th October, 1942
Issue price: 97.00 and accrued interest, yteldino 48% to . maturity.. •
.Fifteen -year 3.1% Bonds, due 15th Octobec, 1949
Issue price: 9650 and accrued interest, yielding. 3 81% to Maturity.
Principal payable without charge in lawful money of Canada at the Head Office of' the
• • Bank of eanada, Ottawa, or at any of its branches in Canada• .
Interest payable -haf-yearty, 15th April and 15th October, in lawful money of Canada,,,
without charge, at any branch in Canada of any chartered bank.
'Denominations
• Two-year' Bonds, $1;000
Five-year Bonds, $500 and $1,000
Eight-year Bonds, $500 and $1,000
Fifteen -year Bonds, $100, $500 and $1.,000
Cash Subscriptiobs
All cash subscriptions will be subject to allotment. Following the announcement
of the plan of allotment, payment in full for the bonds allotted must be made
promptly against delivery of interim certificates, which will be effected on or
about 1.5th October. _
Refunding Subscriptions
Holders of Victory Loan Sf% Bonds due lst November, 1934, after detaching
and retaining the coupon due lst November next, mot, for the period during
which the subscristion lists are open, tender their bonds in lieu of cash on sub-
scriptions for a like par value of bonds in one or tnore maturities of the new issue
and receive allottnent in full with prompt delivel-y: The surrender value of the
-Victory 51% Bonds will be as follows:
100% of their par value on subscriptions for the Two-year 2% Bonds
and the FiVe-year 2% Bonds.
100i% of their par value on subscriptions for the Eight-year 3% Bonds
if effected on or before 6th October, and 100% of their par value
atter that date.
100% of their par value on subscriptions for the Fifteen -year 3%
Bonds if effected on or before 6th October, and 100% of their par
value after that date.
1101dera Will receive in cash the difference between the surrender value of their
Victbry BOtids ad the cost of the bonds of the new issue.
Soft pillows- Alss-s-Assliiisesp
'.Table., centre -Mrs., •McNichol,
•Miss A. Gillespie.
DINING -1010M VURNISHINGS
Buffet set --Mrs. savage:Mks M.
Livingston.
White sentre, entimildered-Miss M.
Lfvingston, Mrs. Wm. Somers. '
Tray eloth-Mrs. Wm. Somers, Miss
M. Livingston. -- . .
Luncheon_ set--- 1r N. Savage, Miss
M. Livingston
Tea eloth---Mrs. A. Savage, Mrs. IL
Mc N lehol.
Centrepleee, colored Mrs. A. Savage,
Miss A. 61111.espie.-
BEDROOM rrRNISHINGS
-P9llows1;- Mks M. 1.3vingston, Mrs.
A.ps
A. Savage.
• Set Cif sheet and pilloslips-Sliss M.
Livingston, -Mrs. Wm. Homers. -
:Bedroom towels --Miss M..Livingston,
Mrs. A. Savage. •
Dresser f,;earf'... Miss M. Livingston.
Mrs. A. Ss rage.
Hand -made eurtains---Miss :M. Liv-
ingston. Mrs, A. Savage.
LADIES' PERSt)NAL WEAR
--- robe,- Mrs.. A. Savage, Miss
M. Livingston.
Dress. slip Mrs. Wm, ,Sower-, Mrs.
A. Savage.
l'nderwear-Mrs. A: Savage.
Alropping bag- Mrs. A. Savage, Mies
M. Livingston.
Fancy handkei-ehtefs---Mtss J. Wood.-
; COCli, MASS M. I,Ivingston.
•'7N FA NTS' W EA R
Baby's euttit in wool, knit•or croehet
A. SaViii-e, Miss M. Livingston.
uSullifrig..
Short Mrs, A. Savage, Mrs. J.
c
, Carriage cover and 'pillow slip -Mrs.
Savage, Mrs. Wm. Homers.
MISCELLANEOUS
Handmade tray -Miss M. Livingston,
Miss 3. WoOdeock.
Lainp shade -Mrs. Wm. Somers.
Best artiek. made froth yard of fac-
tory eotton-Mrs. A. Savage, Mrs. 11:
MeNiehol.
Collection of five buttonho'es-Miss
M. Livingston.
Hand etp.ving on wood, Mrs. A. Sav-
age, Miss M. Livingstim.
Beaded rgig Mr?.1., IL McNichol, Mrs.
A. Savage.
-
Collection 'a -fancy work -Miss M.
Livingston, Mrs. II. 11cNisliol.
Roses -Miss J. Woodcock.
• Specials ,
By F. Bainton, for hand knit ses
-Mrs. Wm. Creighton.
By Blyth Women's Institute, for best
co.lection of stn01 articles suitable tars
Christmas gifts---..nrs 1. Johnston, Mrs.
.. -
By Jfift. It. Clitt, for best afghan -
Mrs. A. Savage, Kincardine.
FRUIT
Collection winter apples -R. Proctor.
t'olleetiln fall apples --R. Proctor.
Pears -IL Proctor.'
Crab apples -R. Proctor.
Tomatoes --Geo. Brown, -Win.
Judge -Geo. Sloan. -
GRAIN
Beans. -D. Gwyn. •
.1 utige Alen. Sloan.
• FLOWERS . i
Collection dahlias - Nils% A. Gillesiie,
Mrs. 1 Wright.
.Gladioll-•---Mrs. J. Wright, •Nliss A.
Gillespie.
Sweat peas A. • Giiiespi.e.
Z11)111:14- jas, Lockle. Miss A.
pie.
Roses. Nils,. 3. Woodcock.
Table .holuptet or basket -Miss A.
Gille.410. Miss 3. Woodcoek.
Wood.
cal.k. Mrs. J. Wright.
Colleet ion perennials --Mrs. J.
Wright, Miss A. Gillespie •
Isira•„,,o rs. wrIg';!.
1!Mi.
1'HIP410-4 3Ii,c4 t;Ilesple.
Special .
fly Miss O. for bouquet id'
aladioii It. Proctor.
POT PLANTS
Begonia. tuberous •NIrm. J. Wright.
Begonia. any other kind • Mr8. J.
Wright, Nliss Oillewpie.
Begonia collection Mrs. .1.
011(11 I.n foliage Pla
1Vr1ght, Mks A. Gillespie.
House plant In ll'oom Mrs. J.
Wright.
Nove:ty ;11 bloom 1Iiss Mlle -Tie.
Asters Mrs. I. Johnston. 111,4..
:Nair, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. F.
Metcalf.
0.
Wright.
Mrs 1,
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING SALE
MEATS and POULTRY
0s,
The amount oi this Loan is limited to $250,000,000.
,Tht Loln isukothotized Ainder 4ct of the Poliament of Canada, and both principal and
• interest are a charge on the Consolidated Revenue Fund of Canada.
21. proceoda of thix L011$ *Ili retire $222,216,8.50 Dominion of Canada Sy', Ronda
viaturing 1st Noveliber, 4934- The balance will be used for the getters] pur.
potait oi the Govarfunent, including the redernptianoi short.terrn
- Treasury Rills.
Art;th acripti' oss wilt be riceived and' receipts issued' by any branch in Canada of any Chattered
. .
• Rank and by Recognised Dealers, !torn whom may be obtained application forms
and copies 61 the official prospectus containing complete details) 01 MeZoan.
APPIkatiotte Will ht b fredid,tiit forins, other than those
,printed 1)y the iKing's Printeranbsription lista will open lst October, 1914, and Will close on or before 11th Octohet,
104, With or ,withliut notice, at the! Nitration of the Minister of rinaticc
Oft YNAN,
irOito 1' - O1934.
Young Steer and Heifer
BEEF•
hound Steak
11c
Sirloin Steak . 17s
Wing Steaks 15c
Porter House Steaks. • 1Sc
Hamburg Steak . 104
or 2 lbs. for • 15c
Lean Pot Roast.,., 9c
Shoulder Roast. . 12e
Rib Boil 2 lbs. for 15e
• 4.61.1.1.r.otearais.....lia., ..marriammudeihrert
" PORK
Fresh Hants . 18e
Fresh Picnic Borns to ro st.14e
•'5 to 0 lb. average .
Fresh. side pork ....... 18c
Pure Pork Sausage ' 15c •
Loin Roast. . . ,,20e CHOICE FOTATOES bag 5*
Extra Special.
SPRING LAMB
Breast to stew or bake, lb.. tie
I.egs lb. I7c
Shoulder Roast lb 1.4c
Front Quarter, lb. 12e
(rolled free)
Lamb Chops lb. 15c
off shoulder
Rib or Loin Chops lb • 1 Se
2 lbs. for 35e
Combination. Specials
Half riouffd 'Side %eon
' and 1 lb. Liver for...21c
• 1 lb. Pork Sausage and -
1 tin Tomato Juice.. 20e
,ettOtog nitotS • CHOICE SPRING CHICKENS
• (Grain Pod) • (Milk 'Fed)
'SANITARY MEAT filiAlitke
tn. • MOS. 1(030. • '16iitett S
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