Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1923, Page 20

/ ~ 20 » THE EVENING m. WASHINGTON; D. C., IH'URSDAY, FE‘;.I‘SRUKRY 1, 1923, “LABEL FRAUD BEHIND [“one2ema s e | g - . — | umg v S | For Pumpkin Pie| Ao QNI WogImn gy Close-Out Prices S Heinz Mince M ditional data which it had asked its k expert accountants and various gov-i|j§| 5 : CLI?Y CO g ernment oficlals to provide. No meet- | |} L ,"r ‘Warning of the sale in the United 'P.h‘ was held today, but Ch‘l.ll'lfl'll: . States of poor and even polsonous|Phipps hopes to call a mesting foi tomorrow, provided the information, .Gordon gin, under the labels and rhich the ‘z-omml!tee has requested ,:Seals of the Quebec liquor commis- sion, s been sent to The Star in al It was believed detter signed by George A. Simard.|, 4, it various expenditures made chairman of the commission, head-/py the federal government for the g ters of which are at Montreal. | beautification of Washington and the le the imitation seals and .labels |convenience of its citizens, to which | = l District did not contribute, and too poor to deceive an expert, or gigy for data relating to expenditures [ d a layman familiar with the by the District in which the federal . they are sufficiently good! . Members se upon any one else, Chair-|oe th . i | < a4 wri in B B . e tes. So f the imitation purchased ) commission :n On-icommittee provides that it shall re- nd 'z o R oftucoiusirevanuss ori il We have just unloaded two We have sent out thousands this Your Choice of Three of the Best d | th, 4 ined | the District oy |l cars of fine western apples. o I Evnctls W | understood that a tentative draft hl: already been prepared and that the 5 S Tmatas s T | One Carload of “Black Twigs” s / GOl D NIED A I g B s 1 One Carload of “Roman Beauty” Our price is exceptional, a real bar- mission have been | | . P o Comminen have e v | ; : ain this time. e herter contimmes 1t | (ISEAHEII NSS! | [ The value is apparent on sight. g CERESOTA R ARl : make it a point to secure some of So while stocks last you can buy at P AT APSC 0 bbh we| d || thislot. FLa ol this advertised price, we cannot re- Jae " Y| 4 Lbs. 2 5 C i 5-Lb. Bag, 25c¢ srniture ||| for Smoked Picnic 121/ 12-Lb. Bag, 50c | 2C : White Potatoss, peck, 15 1bs,, 25¢ | Shoulders Lb. Onions, 5 Ibs. for . . . ... 23c i Sweet Potatoes, 5 Ibs. for . . 19¢ fi%fi?:fi%%fiififlfi PURE L ARD’ 1 30 ’ S | P> in r family (if you FIRST ANTHRAX DEATH Fancy Oranges, doz. . 35¢ and 43¢ || imston, i we ieiee the men folks in yeur fumly G you s . 4 ":JDISTRICT REPORTED | ! Cranbe"ies, per lb. L loc first they m(;‘mlred;ith same. E S Sanitary 39 et e | L . ; ramous ‘ ;‘ ; ) Selected ' D. C. Records. Staymanwmesap Apples, 31bs., 25¢ Storage, doz. c : Lo ie el |‘: 0ld Crop Carrots, per lb. . . . 5S¢ Green Bag Zsc BUTTER%:::::W 59c :‘ A nthrax came to the attention reamery, place to sell at this low figure. 24-Lb. Bag, 98c | il health department a few days g , | Turnips, per b. .. .... S5c|Coffee PerLb. £ 19 § street northwest. iven as ma- S f death ‘IIF 8! i Il l postule, which means e ! anthrax, according to officials : Rutabagas’ per b. o« o 0 o o Sc e nt. o) . JMmcer Fow : ____—_—_—____—_______———-—————————————_———_‘ a is a aiscase fox m- 3 i E i 3 s, in rare in- 5 n 2 human ° Y 66 1 2 ] ° ° The health officer stated th il a slight possibllity of this disease be- 1 oma l g oy ing communicated from one person to “r ores 1] another. 1 | Anthrax is a rare disease, and pres- i i Lent officials of the health department Tould not recall 3 previeus death in | which that was given as the cause. Lo TS| | WI Granulated Sugar, b 7c Carolyn Shuster, nineteen-year-old “Aaughter of William Morgan Shuster, president of the Century Publishing EeaEiE | Large Heads Iceberg Lettuce,-=--Per Head, 1(Qc a on reviously stated | married at a c:‘;’gndu‘u this and | » . married in a Mary- | B lnt tl o married by Rev. Willam | Doesn’t hurt a bit! Drop a little||3i '['hese S S Should € eres ng $ rector of Christ Church in, “Freezone” on an aching corn, instantly B or U age stence by both | that corn stops hurting, then shortly | | e ¥ Arexanaria was | Y08 1t % right of with fmgers Truly! | ‘ the culmination of the second elope- our druggi: s a tiny M t sment of the couple, the first of which § ” = LS e Real Money to be dav failed in F to remove every hard corn, soft corn, xandria th Bal- b SR T YO 18 BeL | or o between the focs, o the e | 4% and G Sts. Southwest rday. leaving last night for Florida. | luses, without soreness or irritation. jglummummmm|mmumnu|||||||mummmmumutmumwmmuuwz Shriver’s ““Golden WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY £ Remember ' Bantam”’ Corn, Can, c PAY Tomorrow for your inspection each store will have an open can of this corn. ol n Golden Yellow Corn, a supremely delicious product. Don’t fail to inspect it. b ’ DAILY BALANCES ¢ or y S ; . ~ California Evaporated 1 6 mterett.lt;n checking l:ico::-h 2% EEERT 8l peaches, Lb. C l 3 % cocounes orldm A i m California. Fine quality—the kind for anybody’s table. Cocoanut Carame terly. T Just arrived fro 4% =i Bl Aynt J&mmimai;k 7 C I; E EVERY DAY IS INTEREST DAY : . 2 s 5 ! : THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY S— . TR C j & Munsey Building Contains all the goodness for which Aunt Jemima products are famous. Be Pa. Ave., Bet. 13th and 14th Sts. N.W. sure and try this if you like corn products. iR The New One-Pound Size—Economical—Serve Without Waste Lar ge Slze Cans When you learn that you can buy a delicious cakq, of for c just the right quality,and a Corby Cake at that, we believe Canned Tomatoes you will consider cake as a dessert much oftener than you Full Case of 24 Cans for $3.00 have heretofore. Try one of these “Cocoanut Caramel” Cakes, there is a : N . | ~ . ‘ treat in store for the family. . : 1" === EkS gamctauy Table Syrup 1 Zc CORBY ONE-POUND Per. & jonmaws ]| o ~ |LAYER CAKE Cake, C The flavor is different. Try “Sanitary” and you'll use it regularly.