Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1921, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1921 _ALUMNAE OF RADCLIFFE | CREPE PAPER BONNETS, ' OPEN ENDOWMENT DRIVE! NEW FAD OF H. 8. GIRLS, - CUTS MILLINERY BILL i nilady, and you \hnl] hear ||| Campaign to Raise Three Million Dollar Fund Starts This Week. A new I vius i PARADE TOMORRO\I\I SURE. | Animal Procession Will Be Held | | Rain or Shine. BALL GROUNDS REQUEST. Citizens' Plans Up to Soldiers’ *= Home Board. i Rub down with | ALCORUB ike a quick shower and plunge, n use ALCORUR. a meet held in the Munitions buile day afternoon. ———————— | D. C. JOBS OPEN. Examinations to Fill Positions of Detention n vull keev your of condition, and ke it most sooth- ! srating. Wonderful is non-poisonous partmen "The dutles of appo care for welfare of but non-drinkable. Approced by Physiciars, Nurses, Pharmactis, At all druggists and toilet counters. . Full Pint ;$1.00 . U.S.INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL CO Largest Producer in the World i New York City ! Unless stamped like this it is not e Educator. You'll find this Modified Educator Oxford both comfortable and comely. To Busy Women:— HY not face the truth>—Those narrow, pointed, bone-bending shoes do tear down your energy. By causing painful corns, ¢ bunions, callouses ingrowing nails, fallen arches, etc. Now comes a shoe that's newly designed to give you all the style you want, yet to “let the feet grow as they should.” Seeing is the best proof. Come in and try on a pair. It will be a comfortable sur- prise to you. Endorsed by the Y. W. C. A. Because the new Modified Educator meets exactly their idea of a shoe for women, the Y. W. C. A.'s Orthopedic Councllfu]ly endorses it. Made by Rice & Hutchin, Ine. Boston. FOR WOMEN BERBERICH’S SmokedPicnic Shoulders, PerLb. 15¢ ' Sanitary Macaroni| TOMATOE . 813 Penna. Ave. 1116=1122 Seventh St. “Bee Brand” May Be Just The Kind You Like it's worth look- store HEINZ BAKED BEANS Smallcan . . 10c Mediumcan . 15¢ 155 STORES ERY CO It's a thi mild r"r‘w': and ing over the next time you are in our Large bottte o AR CHEESE, 1} 25¢|BUTTER, ¢;.. 45¢|Campbell's Soups, ¢~10c Finest quality Wisconsin “New” Cheese e knw?rifuctfgmgrr;" :&t::fdly g All varieties of these famous soups at this new price ’ Dorsch’s Perfetto AM ‘Different” | Fanciest Quality Clicquot Club | ¢; Underwood’s [ . 12 mnger Devil's Food” Cake| Sugar Waters |, ta)\,;l):l‘lm;;:as Peanut Butter | Gosman's 1 Al Dewlled Ham get one for you. elling at re h{u‘vl prices? i " s r.,\ o e e Sl of ‘r <e \\rll kn ywn products vw,. Our Price, Small tin pkg. . 10c p 0 -Ib. = ‘mn, e e Small Large ea::rh me ......... 25c Large tin pkg...20c e?’ Jar, 328 jlazr = 20(: ]::‘e ZSC T TT: 20 r:g 35C Specials For This Week American Beauty Ginger Snaps, Pkg., 29¢ This popular package at this price merits your attention Some Seasonable Items That Deserve Your Attention Argo Sardines, California Packed e No. b ovab Bins. ..o i s o tom s s SRS 3 Condor Herring in Tomato Sauce fancy Norwegian goods, No. 12 tin. . ............ Gorton’s “Ready to Fry” Codfish Cakes 18¢ one can feeds three, percan. .. ................ King Oscar Brand Norwegian Sardines 20¢ a fine product, can. . ..........ieeiieiiiennes Fine cows from the richest pasture lands furnish the milk that is evapo- rated and offered you under the WHITE MEAT TUNA FISH No. 1% ZOC No. 1 39(: size tin, size tin, This offering is on the all-white meat fish, the best grade packed 25¢ cans Country Gentleman Corn, 2 for This is Shriver's Al—the old reliable brand Van Camp’s Pork & Beans, 2 19¢ This is the medium sized tin, which a short time ago was priced at 15 cents per can in our stores Order several cans and have it on hand when you need it. purer milk—you could lul obtain |l in more convenient form for your every need in cooking where milk can be used. LOW PRICE cans for National Brand Qats, 2 i 13¢| Argo Brand Salmon 35 While stocks last this week these oats are yours at this price the real Red Alaska Salinon; /Gans ..« s ssww ot C One Pint Grape Juice, bottle . B e e FreshEggs,doz. . . . . 30c Pure Lard, Zlbs.for . . . . 25¢ One Quart Grape Juice, bottle . 59¢ Del Mante “Picnic” shape Tins ch very fancy asparagus tips, can................. Fels-Naptha Soap . . . . 4 for 25¢ StarSoap . . . . 4for25¢c P. & G. Soap . . 4tfor25c Del Monte No. 2-size can P aCkage Lar d, l lb. . 14C t;nchq Pe:le; O.A[;I:if:::s; CaN:s + b s Crystal White soap Chips ror wasmine 32 c Snowdrift, per 1lbtin . . . 16c|Ripe Hawaiian Pineapple. ......... 32¢ Clean-Easy Soap, per cake . 5¢ Blue Label Boned Chick flif maiin: sala?lf‘ftc., canl c en ............... 58c Airline Honey, 14 oz. jar . . . 32¢ Bandor Spanish Pimientos 20¢ Lenox Soap . . 10 cakes for 38¢ CHIPSO FLAKES 93¢ Washing Soda, Arm and 9c Hammer Brand, per 2}-1b. pkg. 18¢ 23¢ For Washing Crisco, per Ilb. tin . . . . 0ld Potatoes, 15-Ib. pk. for . Machines New Potatoes, per Ib. 6l%c| Tonch oo et Ivory Soap Flakes, pkg. . 10c New Onions, 3lbs.for . . 17¢ F':f,“m C'eamsalad"sm ,,,,,,, 121> ¢ |Lux, pkg., 10c; Rinso, pkg. . 7c OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG COFFEE, rer iv----25¢ If You Use a Butter Substitute!|If You Are Going to Do Some Consider “TOP NOTCH.” It's a Good One | Bread Baking, Start 7 nght' e CERESOTA FLOUR To begin with Ceresota Flour is first correct move. If the flour is right, ordinary skill will insure perfect bread. It’s the flour that has been well known for vears, and housewives who use “Ceresota” feel the satisfaction of knowing that they are using an article of unsurpassed merit. Start Right-—-Finish Right Use “Ceresota’” and make your bread baking a success. We recommend it to you as being, in our opinion, the best grade that can be Why, bought at any price. then, pay more? Small Pieces (Wrapped) from 2 to 4 lbs. each; Per Pound 18¢ ] Oc Blue Ridge Corn, can..10c Silver Label Peas, can.10c Plantation Bacon Is fancy quatity. In half-pound package Is moderately priced. 5-b. trial size bag . . 32c A trial will convince you that Country Gentleman Corn. ... 15¢ “Macaroni” can be BEST. Shoe Peg Corn........ 15¢ lz-lb, bag ol el as ety 69c “Paris” Genuine Maine ‘ Per Pkg.---- 10c 241b.bag . . . . Corn