Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1921, Page 16

| HEINZ FAMOUS PRODUCTS N]TA " IN ALL OUR STORES C [ RY C 0O (N 3 AL ) In a great many of our stores you’ll now find 4 Large Sour Pickles, Small Sweet Pickles and MONTE . TOILET Pineapple | PAPER N.o. 2 can RipevI 6 e 15c Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple, SEEDED Sweet Mixed in kegs. Nothing quite like “Heinz” you’ll admit if you’ll try them. Crystal White 4%25c || P. & G. White 4 ¢ = 25c Freéh Eggs, per doz., 32 S£u5°ap A » ‘ 4 % 25¢ P _RAISINS | Sanitary Butter, per Ib,, 38 __z_gc__%_“ Wisconsin Cheese, 11b. for 21 ¢| Ceresota Onions, B Ibs. for 25¢ - Flour 51b. trial size . . . 35¢ Uneeda Biscuits, 2 pkgs.for 1 3¢ N.B.C. Pkg. Cakes, 13c 12bb.bag . . .. Tlel————m—m————— 24lb.bag . . . .%1.49 5 Ibs. for 13¢ Keep a supply in your pantry! 10 Ibs. for 25¢ You will appreciate the convenience and economy POT ATOES l 5 lbs. for 350 of it. Especially_in summer when housekeeping King Oscar Sardines, can............20c should be made just as simple as possible. A con- Gorton’s “Ready-to-Fry,” can ..........18¢ Condor Norwegian Herring, can. .......... .9 White Meat Tuna, No. 1 can......... 45¢ White Meat Tuna, No. 4 can. ...........25¢ Argo California Sardines, can...........15¢ Domestic 1-size Sardines, can.......... 4c -~ | that dandy, good Sugar-cured Bacon. We are sell- . : Marshall’s Herring, 1-size can. .......18¢ | ing it by the piece, weight about 3 to 4 Ibs. Don’t C R Marshall’s Hemng No. 1-size can..... wait until it’s gone—-—better make your purchase at gfi ‘wj A N S Beardsley’s Shredded Cod, can. ......... once. Wiasr ToN MATO SAUCE _stant supply of Campbell’s nourishing beans with “their delicious tomato sauce means that you are Granulated SUGAR 1 O for 67‘: always prepared with a hearty dish for the home meal, the picnic, the motor trip, the hike and Another Big Bacon Sale the camp. For this week end sale we have another big lot of Per Pound, 10 cents a can THIS Our Special Introductory Offer on 20-TON |/GOSMAN'S GINGER ALE Expires on Saturday Night Hot days are here, and a bottle of Gosman’s Ginger Ale will be dou- bly welcome. This sensationally low price is made as an advertising fainre,tomdnoeyoumgm“Gosman‘s"au-xal. Wegmmnneextto both please and satisfy you, and we’ll acceptreturnofthe unused portion ls Going Big! of any case if it does not. You can show your appreciation of low prices ’ V by buying a case of Gosman’s. We pay you 50 P er s 40,000 Ibs. of delicious cakes will un- || cents for return of case and empty bottles, leav- doubtedly have gone into our patrons’ | | ™8 Your et cost abont 104 cents per bottle. ) . . e 1] ! E homes if the present rate of sale continues Any housewife can well take pride in choosing |« Saturday closing. g Small wonder when you have tried your first cake. O r a e Never have we offered a cake which brought forth : . ; gmi:rpmseofquahtythanthesedamty‘Sunshme” It reflects discriminating judgment— . Rzt Sa‘lé Extraordinary! . Until Saturday’s Closing. 5 p ) . i A Selling, too, at a price which makes you feel that | | I ° and shows her wisdom in not hanging yolste gl B e e T iy, - over a hot oven these days baking, | satisty your children’s hunger for sweets with this , as lng on our when she can buy such a delicacy as | cconomical, wholesome food. Grown folks, too, will : R sppreciate their fine quality. .. anluabumbantie Here’s a real money - saving oppor- i » i i low o W K C""},’Y > l:gf‘?l et Cak? | “Sunahine” T Compa bt yuried in icing—fresh from the Corby ovens—at all our Stores. i Golden 25c other brands will convince you that this $ Y. ' is-a real bargain. = : l i Z Get a bag before Saturday’s closing o —it means real saving to you. in stock—just the right quantity for sn average flmlly; v