Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1921, Page 11

: THY, EVENING .STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1921 o Broken - | |EXPLAINS PRANKS ’o,e GobdNews| ey~ = TRUNKS || PVEDBYWNDS] 5o | A __ e Goods Are Lowered in Price REPAIRED PROMPTLY Geographic Bulletin Says Air- Uneeda Biscuit and 7 All Small Pkp._ ........ o c Call Frankiin . : : } — Per 5 I planes Will Never Go 500 . = c f 485 6 Miles Per Hour. s Lo 1 5c (N - 152 STORES > Cake......... ‘ . TOPHAM'S “To the layman, the world's rota- Sizes, Phkg. ......... g . " (No Branches) e the National Geographic Society, “but 80 L St. N. E- scientists find the various swirls fol- (Established 1855) definite laws. The 1's and thei lexity TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER a o e s somplenity| : The ation the earth, which is | Large Can Tomatoes, 11¢|[STAR SOAP 4 for25¢|P &G White Soap 4or 25¢ (TOMORROW) (TOMORROW) Post Toasties 10¢ SPECIAL THIS WEEK When You Can Buy ot the e which 13 il SEGSEROSEOSEMERWT. | Post Toasties......... : : E;‘“"F eSS — % l;:'x‘xsi‘ilfrnflg&?:figfi% Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. . .10c French,s Cream Salad c Apple Sa.uce mpérature difterences did | to Wash Clothes Grape Nuts. . ......... R like “Del Monte” Brand J. W. GREGG ot Dl < BArt in the matier, it USE VAN'S NORUB—it Shredded Wheat. . .. ...14c Mustar d, per bottle o why do without it? west winds in the embperate and . 11 the hard work itself & A can containg a quantity I Al 3 Polar zones, and no winds at all in ill do &l ne Puffed Ric 16¢ sufficient to liberally serve the National Dalry 3 1, The, situation would be | 2 LNO KUBBING ¥ Makos e : SPECIAL THIS WEEK St 2 i iz of Nlanial ot sana foon clothesiiclean)s and P‘:“““ Ad Puffed Wheat. .12 2 e % ices: ai e SHE A washday wonder. re ani eNo. 11 ° : . wnswecrene® ‘E Wis ::-:;:SL el tain_ in I;‘_"'frhrv:l“,:l‘?‘l‘?:gv;-:'r'!‘,"e-' H harmless. Prevents hand chap- i Quaker Oats. ......... :;c Samtary Table Syrup, Tin/z 10c Our Price, 1 - ? c “;:‘;';_A:(“ ] 0 ‘ R cally the speea of the rotating rod. |[[| ® Pine- . | Quaker Minute Oats. . . .12¢ A + i Can......... L MILR ) s e o R ive the. great sea ([1l Price k jonal Oats. .:...... 10c The syrup with the distinctive No. 2%, 3 cans for 50c — = 2 chi rrounds it swirling | ‘ » ‘ Nati = 12 favor Tin _— v i cally a »d with . z d . Retail Milk and Cream _ | whisn tno“m'::“r.fl’:.ouie}::&:fi% cdua: 2 for 9c h Kellogg’s Krumblés. . . . .12¢ rices Effective April 1,1921 ik, per quart.. ik, per pint.. ream, per pint ream, per half pint Kellogg’s Bran. . ........21¢ SPECIAL THIS WEEK Costs More Pillsbury’s Health Bran. .17¢ A . , but worth it alll the SOl o ok Wheatena .. ......... Sanltal'y Catsup; 1 Oc That's the universal verdict. S pue mils soivan 5 for cooking just when Quaker Farima........ Heinz Baked vou want it! Order a Scotch Brand Barlev. . . .14c . since both the earth the equator would be | 15¢ = | moving 1 ame speed, there &e | would ) w there. 20e Air Would Outrun Earth. 15¢ = “As one went from the equator he 1 find ind blowing harder Now you may have Smallisize bottle & .T = 00 number of cans of i h e o arassaR e ker 2-minute Wheat, 10¢ SPECIAL THIS WEEK Beans B ’ Wholesale Prices, Effect- = | [0 o the disection joe from west S an er 2-min eat, Del M No. 1 Size Can You can get them, too, as you m/f ve April 6: _|earth is turning, and would jresult —————————————— | Stickell’s Wheat _Hearts, 17¢ el Monte No. 1ze like them. E ted Milk E X = f;:'m ltrmauv‘r;l 's';‘)lfi-e'"'ic‘éi,'.fi';’ e Baking the Myltery Cake (Uncooked Wheat Food) . o ch c 1st—Pork, Beans and Tomato vapora y, SMilk, per gallon.. than ‘the earth. For while the sur- | As advertised in the leading magazines. sllced Ye“ow ClmgPea es Sauce. —ifrom your Grocer and 4= Cremm, per pint. face of the earth at the equator is G POWDER 2nd—Pork and Beans (no have it on hand to re- Cream, per half pint moving at about a thousand miles an ROYAL BAKIN o TH EEK e place fresh milk and P :\gu&; };(F"]'nj‘ o?h:’h:';:;;nfgfi':h:h:-r::fli Royal, small size. ............. Fancy Qllallty SPECIAL IS 3rd—Beans and Sauce (no cream wherever they, Derate zones. being nearer to the Royal, 4-0z. tin e . s h- eLanndry SoaP. Cakes pork.) are generally used in s ok At s Sliwes iepect y in. | Im, rted Sardlnes unsnin 2 £ Note These Prices: cooking. But the air above the equator, swirl- Royal, 6-0z. tin. . .23 PO A o o ok offer or % Ti THE BORDEN CO. 08" o hesind it 35 Kot ] Royal e tn. 111011000 = Bepde e el g5, | |2 nte e e air on each side of it and would ten. e - me e B T ———— i : 3 D (Very Famcy) ck f 23 ium tin........ i o The Figls SEITPRT Pillsbury’s VITOS | = (vers Fancy) 10c | Potatoes, one peck tor . . C Btheen e eruator Sni poies e - WHEAT FOOD h : ; : Congress Brand. ....... 10c . CLEANERS AND DYERS " Ry 0ty oo sl Specisl low price for » short time, | g€y Faberman. i614¢ Fresh Eggs, per dozen . . . 27c NUT-MARI GOLD e e e s dues B Feskia st tood skomld e | (e . : q 12—STORES—12 frm y i th ked bfeakfast food King Oscar c Cnsco - : X ; Zoc mosphere in general. but because of interested in oumprice. ° due to temperature differences, the T = Betwia. o 2= ot ol ot e g;_s___g(k Beardsley'sShreddedCod 12¢ | Pyre Lard, bulk . . . . . 1l4¢ At Pre-War Price Main Office, 740 12th St. N.W. |counter influences and side currents, : the air somewhat there. and the air. B&MFhked Fish PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE | [IT88%ing’ as the earth spins under meo Clrpet C!em 2 s “N ut - Marigold,” the it. makes winds blowing from the sm‘n ............ 11c Snowdrlft l_lb can lsc east—the famo trad inds. But -8 o o . . . . R | 2 choush the-atmaspere is.mov- (il Prevents dust from arising while 2 Lar 18¢ old reliable brand known castw. v . : BO - v wne ook - to our patrons as one of o s |carm ar the cqustor it i movine |[illl sweeping. Cleans wonderfully; B & M Lobster, V4’s. . . .33¢ Jelke Good Luck lb : 30c {| the leading quality ! I?:u:ror:f: "a'nh; ::::‘}e‘ ’:’l‘aet "Sréifl?&'é bmghtens’ the ‘coloes fin 2ad B&M Lolntzr, l/‘_,'g 57c ’ * < No. 1 = “ G brands, has been reduced : ds are % carpets. Free from y eisie e . » . o. : QOREEN | 'S, 5 - CORN T b et e vl S2 o s Gonto's odish Cakes. 15 | Shriver’s Black Raspberries, "<.'17c (|| {8 /ARMBPRTITN | i orice " riic bere P changethe weneral directions ot o [(lll stanees. A very Marshall's Imported 1 ‘planetary’ winds, especially at the 2 s . surface of the earth. But in_the Lift Off with F}ngers United States at an_elevation of six or seven miles a nearly constant wind may be found biowing from the west at from sixty to seventy-five miles an hour. “There seems to have been much overoptimism in regard to speeds that can be attained by aircraft with the heip of these planetary winds, It ihas been stated gn some instances that ||| in upper currenls moving at 300 miles an hour acroplanes with powerful | great aid to sweep- Herrings ... 18and 33¢ | Shriver’s Black Raspberries, "o’ 25¢ i Ve OUR pios eotaris Beardsley’s Smoked Herring ........... 12¢ Ritter’s Pork and Beans . 9c Raw materials are 'way down in price, hence this ic i h factured products. Gorton’s Fish Roe. ... .. 23c radical reduction on the manufactured products | Bloe P Tema, 35 e 20 Campbell Pork and Beans . 10c Nut-Marigold Margarine— ofecge Fe e+ | Camphell’s Soups, can . . . 12¢ 1-Ib. cartons—per Ib 221/2c P Mgspeirsbant.3; | Peerless Green Lima Beans, = 20c We offer “Nut-Marigold” to you as being of the best ‘quality pure nut oil product any manufacturer” ;:: P“l" Bn.d ....25¢ silver l‘ake Pumpkin ot & S loc can produce, and we guarantee it to please you, other- wise we will cheerfully refund the purchase price. motors could reach speeds of 400 or 500 miles an hour. The difficulty is |} that no winds have been found in the upper air by the United States weath- er bureau in many years of qbserva- ||fl tion that much exceed 100 miles an Four; and the normal speed of the west winds at high altitudes over the United States is between sixty and Finest Sugar Wafers fo. 7 o 41 - o ittt et 2 Bl v e ceonomie ckeso | Exprens Saimon. -+ 10¢ | Paris Brand Sugar Corn .. 19c Why Pay More? fo U the motors will have to’ be I ine Perfett Argo Salmon. ........35¢ > me i S st [ Senching Pesfettes, 200 | RekeySumn: 112 33¢ | Country Gentleman Corn ", 15¢ been found about six or seven miles |[lii}j **5§T EIE.cccooc. above the sea at the level of the hi est clouds. Both above and below t ouR Fasous Macaroni & Spaghetti | Some Day You'll Wan level the speeds fall off, | o ek Y S ANIT ARY B A acarom & JSpaghe ome Day You t | “The rates of motion have been check- B i Il : g0, observing the aret o e i Unsurpassed Quality To Make Ice Cream : - made through telescopic instruments % Ta 1 e x taco n er . 3 : JI- ” v I gfim;’fi:fl}?bfiflfrz;%'flfig i Brand Per Lb. Tgfitgflfl :)\l:IrI ié;g. Per Pkg_ !:om\e\?l" you have salt for freezing in the ‘ i* Doesn’t hurt & bit! Drop a lLittle been made, .-.'r‘.‘;?:g"?:.f;"‘;'.‘.’é’flf T | vi the most ex- Buy tomorrow—have it when you want it. il ] A y convince € 2 4 i an aching corn, in- |tances above sea level (o the upper et hat these it stope hurting, then | Teaches of the clouds, and. in the cases | || c c acting that these items are ift it l’lght off with fin- of balloons, far beyond the cloud sone. addition to Keeping the atmosphere stir- One balloon sent up by the weather bu- [ The National Capital’s of the very finest quality 10-b. b. ag 1 90 I ly! T ¢ |iau reached a height of nearly twenty Always fresh, creamy pro- Favorite Drink possible. our price ...... seccecane druggist eells a tiny bottle of [miles. rd red up, affect weather in another way under exceptional conditiogs. When vol- canoes throw dust and ashes into the upper air—sometimes fifteen or twenty miles up—the planetary winds quickiy ||l g @9 |spread the particles, forming an envel. > ope entirely inclosing the globe. This sheath screens off ‘many of the short heat waves coming from the sun, but S IE N E W S T O R E ““The winds of the upper altitudes, in To say that any flour equals i T it 42 Ceresota in quality is rendering 1l consist of drawings by Anna Milo in the course of her work i fisamecaa il it the highest praise. a series of sketches of children | duct of fancy quality. passage outward of the lopger heat waves radiated by the earth. The earth, therefore, loses heat in two ways, and as a result the average temperature all || over the world is lowered for some time after the more violent volcanic erup- tions.” — DEVASTATION IN EUROPE i PICTURED IN SKETCHES |Collection of Drawings’ by Anna Milo Upjohn on View at Corcoran Gallery. OPENS SATURDAY MORNING Our Branch No. 152—a total of this number of stores in | Washington and immediate vicinity. Watch for further announce-- ments—more coming soon. - 3 : that sho was commissioned s 1019 by € " ° © B d Fl f th w ld” & i et “ross, ich . @ B lrimelan meco bl ‘The Prlze rea our o1 the Yvor Red Cross, to visit again those " To try Ceresota is to like it, you’ll.be impressed at once with its remark:f\bly fine rurh itvsied T osins | il quality, and your baking will readily show ny, Spain, Por- rose ai me| [ilil results from its use. of the world war in 1914. She I§ | volunteercd her services in France. i After two y of service there she nligied ik the Amteris R Cromn Try a bag and test the manufacturer’s In April, 191 i for the Red Her skewenes | fifl claim that it is— nd her understanding of them Open For Your Inspection B s — |Tomorrow From4to9P.M. America. lz-lb. Bag 24.b. Bag e s ' i . . Corcoran Art Gahery.ars the resuit ¢ [l | 5-Ib. Trial Size Bag that commission. HARVEY HAS CONFERENCE. 7 Meets Hughes, Lodge and XKnox §EE at State Department. : = ¥ George Harvey of New York, who | Jill has becn selected as ambassador to il | Great Britain, and Senators Lodge and [l | Knox had a long conference yesterday b LA LLAR G LA LI | with Sccretary Hughes at the State Wy s el — Department. The subject discussed ‘was.not-discloseds. : - NOTE—Tomorrow (Friday) we will throw: open the doors from 4 to 9'p.m. and we cordially invite you to stop in and inspect | I this latest addition to our chain. N 'l K St.—Just Opposite the .Public"i"'vl..ibl'a.'ryz