Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1922, Page 21

White House Rice i STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1922, FANCY THE EVENING Dorsch’s Old-Fashioned FRUIT CAKE 2-Ib. Size, Per Cake. . ..... 75¢ _ SALT MACKEREL Pl Per Lb. . 17¢ ORANGES Another Big Week End Sale of GRAPEFRUIT Fancy Quality SMOKED HAMS Our previous sales of smoked hams have all been so very successful that we decided to have another sale this week. We have had delivered to our stores a liberal supply and are offering them to you at an extremely low price. are all well-known brands and fancy quality A Store Near Your Home Complete stocks of Fine Florida fruit are in our stores. They must be inspected before you are fully able to appreciate the real values we are offering in these goods. Priced at the low figure that we offer it to you, this item can no longer be classed as a luxury. The fruit is big and luscious, and each store has a good supply on hand. Prices vary according to size irom 5¢ to 12V4c each, but the most popular size —and the one of which we have the We have priced the largest sizes now in stock at 50(: Per Doz. The next sizes at 40(: Per Doz. largest supply—we are selling at And smaller sizes at the lowest prices 1 Oc Each possible consistent with quality | Genuine Maine Corn | CR ANBERRIES PER LB., 15¢ | Another Carload of PARIS BRAND Runkle’s Fig Bars This well known brand of Fine Sugar Corn Remember that they goods. Price During BhmSal ZZC Per Lb. (This price applies only when whole hams are purchased) Note — One pound is practically the same as one quart SPECIALS THIS WEEK e Log Cabin Syrup, 16-0z. Can, 22¢ 2 Lbs. for 2 5C 2w 16¢ & | Del Monte Salmon Tit.. 20¢ = 5gre tarp — FRESH STOCK QUAKER OATs | Walter Baker’s Chocolate i.13¢| "=~ 15c¢ Per Lb. 10c Per Pkg. Queen Olives’ Quart-Jar, 33¢| FRESH NUTS Save Your Hands . Bra.zils, fancy washed, perlb. . ... ... 18¢c COTTON GLOVES |Sanitary Catsup 5 12Vhc | gt i 12Y>¢ Per Pair e = 10c SANITARY California Prunes B UTT E R ~ “For Your Health's Sake” One-Pound 59 Smaller Sizes, per. Ib... ne-roun c arton. ....... Medium Sizes, 3 Ibs. for 50c We urge you to inspect our stocks Larger Slzes’ “"9 20c and 22c of seasonable goods, such as Dates, Figs, White |YELLOW Orange Peel, Citron, Lemon Peel, Currants, Etc. And secure your requirement befom our stocks are entirely depleted on these items. Sanitary Selected Eggs Van Camp’s Evaporated Milk o . Package Carload Just Received California Seedless Raisins This car was just received at Washington vesterday and we are having the entire quantity delivered to our stores. Inasmuch as this car arrived at a most opportune time, when raisins are used more extensively than at any other period of the vear. we decided to lower our selling price on this item and now offer them to vou at the low figure of 1 5C Per Package 15 Ibs. for 25¢ | Pers, 31/2c Van Camp’s rece Pork - Beans (Family Size, 18-0z. Can) A 41c [CHEESE == 33c | Sale Continues Until Close of Business Saturday WAGNER ' Fri 195 5-lb. Sack......27¢ 12-1b. Sack ......59¢ 24-1b. Sack ....¢1.15 Ask our clerks for information concerning the APPLES = ‘ As advertised in Last Monday’s Evening Star, we purchased Three Carloads of These Apples—A Total of Twenty- Three Hundred and Ten Boxes Bought especially for this sale. They are selling fast, our customers were quick to take advantage Free Cook Book that can be obtained with every | of this wonderful opportumty to secure these fine Western afples at this unusually low price. purchase of a 24-1b. bag of Gold Medal Flour. er Quantities, 4 lbs. for 25¢ Use Our Famous GREEN BAG COFFEE, Per Lb., 28¢ Potatoes ONIONS || 21 ILOOKING AFTER U. S. INTERESTS AT LAUSA'\TNE DIPEPNGCD mbassador Child, United States representative ut Rome (left). and Minister Grew, the American representative at Berne, Switzerinnd, photo- phed outside the Casino at Lausanne, Switzeriand, where the first meeting of the near east conference was held. | “HAMMER SLAYER" & SEARIIH [}l]NTINUESI 3 reached Omaha ad S ed today un- he 1 sed - o .\lexh . T California pen ST Ol - TOBENADEBY.S. Government Will Issue New Notes to Meet Payment of Other Securities. Home of Resort Proprietor in Mexico. TRAIN CLUE GROUNDLESS Search of Coaches in Wyoming Town Fails to Disclose Fugitive. { LO\ A\( PLIS (allf December ..I —The home of Ed. T. (“Gold-Tooth™) Johnson, promoter of a new resort at Tiajuana, Lower Calif., was the ob- Jective today of teh posse headed by Sherift William 1. Traeger, which left Los Angeles last night in search of Mrs., Clara Philllps, “hammer mur- deress,” who broke jail Tuesday while under a ten-year prison sen- Mrs Alberta t night by Secretary nounced Mellon, in order to take care of the heavy fiscal operstions between December 15 and January 1. The program includes the is: of about $300,000,000 in Tre notes to run two and one h;lr a tence for Kkilling Meadows. e Johnson was said to have formed al friendship for Mrs. Phillips while he was in the county Jail 1ast summer. he secur! rif’s office announced early |,,m ed today 1t ad recerved 2 telegram from December Sheriff Pinrock at Ogden, Utah. stating. sum alreads @ . he was positive Mrs. Phillips was | serire that part of the vietor: ey mots aboard a train which passed through [ jssue called for redemption and tw Ogden shortly after midnight. Thaz[m..,., At eertificates of indebtedness est throug! an equa 1 train and one other were searched at | maturing December 1. addition to those two drains o Laramie, Wyo., but no one answering the description of Mrs. Phillips was found. The Laramie police, who made anytmnc of Mrs. Philips’ whereabouts. been reported from other | ; onde” Lonz Beach, Calif, and lhroughout the trip had kept to their states t ‘ale was stated that fwo women imately $900,00 were traveling on tickets readma Beach, Calif, to Balti-| Half the population of Franc: grows products to keep l!w n(hc— Y Other réports reaching the sheriff's | haif alive. In other words, one-halt i from Omaha, where it!the population are farme: from Long office came CHRlSTMAS FOOTWEAR For Milady is Here in all the Latest Styles and Models We have them in so many different styles that you are assured of satisfac- tion. Patent Colt, with brocade satin back, side tie, Spanish heel. The only thing cheap about this footwear is the price. Come inand be fitted while we have your size. Patent Colt, -Goodyear welt, 2- strap, military heel, with rubber heel attached. $4.85 v Up to $7.00 All the new dainty styles in all the very latest colors—some have pompons and ribbon trimmed, with padded soles. A glft any woman would dehght in receiving Xmas morning. | i ‘ Values l Up to $7.00 ~ Our big stock makes Xmas buying a simple matter. Yn-lueo $2.00 31 45 Specul 911 Pa. Ave. 911 Pa. Ave. . HOOPER BROS. . Open Saturday Evening gl Sh i Sok