Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1923, Page 10

il NEW RECORD SET IN TREE PLANTING Arbor Day Centennial Ac- tivity in Schools All Over Nation. Tree planters, during the first half of April, have broken all records. The last half of the month promises even greater activity in “celebrating the centennial of Arbor day in 1972, fifty years before it happen: To Winnebago county, Ill.. goes the honor of being the banner tree-plant-; county of the United States. It 17.500 tree planters mem- bers of the American Tree Associa- i. J. Boehland gave that num- to the schools of the county, directing his operations from Rockford, 1. o : Every School Plants. Yesterday was Arbor in 1linois and the t planting height on that With a tion. &chools_under the direction of thur Simpson, the superin reported 100 per cent tree pla tree having b placed by school. The city council of Cortland, N. X cipal body to vot some that city vng U big w program y county. effort on w York state the will plant 1,000 t been taken for m planter a member of ing every tree tional or- etts mill- ® | Civil e places g step toward the sville are just ing driv A DLV RESERVE Fie 10 BE RECRUITED, m of l nit rves up to the inauguration naval re! strength cruiting cam Schofield Posters b command been placed in in the Navy in time of war.j who enlist at this time, it pointed out, will be allowed to e one of the four cruises on the | 5, training ship of the 3 Ive battalion. | cruises about the wed to use the 1 armory. Wil make week end down the Potomac and Ches nder Hoefer is e first crui Dimictive traintng s of the Tocal battalion. He Is anxiou r those who propose entering the reserve to | come in now to ob some prelim- | desire PROGRAM OUTLINED | FOR CONFERENCE! Rev. J. A. Ryan Chairman of In-| dustry Committee at National Meeting of Social Work. of the Catholic of the com-} Rev. John A. University is chair mittee on indust charge of the day devoted to indus trial topics, May 18, of the fiftieth| anniversary meeting of the national conference of ial work. to be held here May 16 to York ¢ tion at C alyze the cussing the Standards in Ind Abbott, ch O el smealk_on “Child La- t Status of 3 Florence kKell Survey, voted 'to of Recreation Would Affect and “How the Social Pro- a Communit -mop\ will speak on “The Kight- in Continuous Industry.” Mary Anderson, director of the bureau, United States De- partment of Labor, on “Recent In- tions by Government Bu- conference committee on in- i ch l‘man ’\](xu Mary Van Kieeck of \m York, secretary; Dr. John A. Lapp, Arthur J. Todd nd ‘Miss Baith Abbott of Chicago, Iii; Charles P. Nelll and Miss Mary J\mlor:on of Washington, D. C.; Prof. Hagerty and Fred C. Croxton of Cnlun\lnn Ohio; Henry S. Dennison of Framingham, Mass.i DI. David &. McCabe of Princeton, N. J.; Itzlian in d TOBACCO PRODUCTS VALUE| SHOWS INCREASE IN 1921 Industry One of Few to Gain Dur-! ing Period From 1919—Wage of Employes Is Raised. Cigarette and cigar manufacturing ndustries were among the few in the Jnited States which Increased the value of their products between 1919 and 1921. The census bureau announced today | that the value of cigars and ciga- rettes in 1921 totaled $806,749,000, compared with $773,662,000 in 1918, and $314,884,000 in 1914) There was an increase of 4 per cent In the value | ars, 1919 to | over lfll-li paid in the in- | 2,000 in 1921 to ! pared with 1914 | of 56 per cent | . although the number of ew York and North Carolina in 1 were the leading states in the | value of products. CRAVEN PLAY TO CLOSE NATIONAL THEATER YEAR Season Ends April 28, Interior to| Be Decorated During Summer Months. son at the National v he final pre- ter Company. On Monday, April 30, the work tearing down t a4 will begin. 1t will be r new, modern structure, During the { the theater | ipley has just re- ork, where he oration of the theater, which “m be FIREMEN’S EXAMINATION. | An- nounces Tests for Fire Fighters. The Civil Service an examination to hv‘ Service Commission Commission an- of Co- he exam- ination is not confined to residents of | the District of Colur The entrance on sergeant shown proficiency, have » CASTORIA For Infants and Children inUse ForOver 30 Years Always bears the Rignature of 9 “Aggravatin’ Papa roving one of those tnt{y fox-trots that one simply can't resist. It is the last word in dance | perfection on the Colum- i bia Record made by The | Georgians. { “Loose Feet” L i ! on the reverse side will i start everybody going again. Ask for record i A-3825 75c : i At Columbia Dealers ~ Natural Brown Rice Premier Brand 2-pound can, 35¢ Contains the proteids, fats, organic iron, phosphorus and | other valuable mineral salts. } IEstablished 1875 Magruder’s Fine Groceries Conn. Ave. a and K St. Bad Breath Is Usually Due to Constipation When you are constipated, not enough of Nature’s lu- bricating liquid is produced in the bowel to keep the food waste soft and moving. Doctors prescribe Nujol be- cause it acts like this natural lubricant and thus secures reg- ular bowel movements by Na- ture’s own method—lubrication. Nujol is a lubricant—not a medicine orlaxative—so cannot gripe. Try it today. ]h v. J. G. ada, and J4v)m B. 4 7. Devine, Mrs Owen R. Lovejov, Prof. Wesley C. Mitchell and Jobhn'R. Shillady, all ot New York. » THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. MONDAY. APRIL 16, 1923. “SANITARY” Brand BUTTER -« EGGS Are Famous for Quality Sanitary Brand Butter, Ib.. 57c¢ Special This Week Special This Week White Potatoes, 15-Ib. peck. . Sweet Potatoes, 5 Ibs. for. . . Yellow Onions, 5 Ibs. for. . . . New Cabbage, per Ib. Iceberg Lettuce, per head. | Samtary Brand Eggs, doz.. 32c | “ORIENTA” Coffee On Sale in All Our Stores—1-Ib. Tm Cans Washington Flour A Store Near Your Home .30c .19¢ .23c . Wac ..10c Oranges, doa. . Celery, per bunch 12-Ib. bag Special This Week Special This Week Large Grape Fruit, each .....10c Large Lemons, each ..........2c Fancy Apples, 3 lbs. for .. S Phdd b OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG COFFEE Per 25(: i 49c ! Kirkman's Borax Soap-+5¢ Special This Week Special This Week ROSALINA | AIRLINE |BLUERIDGE [SCHIMMEL'S| SANITARY | PEERLESS SLICED HONEY This is the nationally ad- vertised brand—the kind TR RS g known for its excellent qual- his is standard | ity We're overstocked, so quality ripe Hawaiian | we have 1wmhm;\‘l a real Do e s o NI \puul and a stock-reducing llll‘d.])])lt in the No. lana s e 2 size can. A real | the purchase oi a liberal bargain. supply. Per Can Large (14-o0z) Jar 5C 221/2(: Sunshine Arrowroot Biscuit Now being extensively advertised in the magazines “These biscuits cont of Arrowroot starch mi rowroot extracted irom the tain tropical pla uable as a food being casy digestive disturbance. cuits for the very small the grown_ folks, too. In Packages—each 13c—or in bulk. CANNED PRUNES Note carefully the of each. Please call fo ‘Del Monte Fresh Prunes, can, 28c “alifornia Prunes in svrup. A fresh prune is about of ripe plums. These are Both + large proportio ith flour tuber (EHE iren: = deseription specially fine Sweet and appeti Smithfield Fresh Prunes, can, 25c These are the New York State Grown Prunes, canned ripe the tree. You \tl“ ilke then Keystone Drled Prunes, can, 28c These are Prunes e d. with a syrup 2 from Del Monte Asparagus Tips Del Monte Mammoth White Tips. . . . Del Monte Colossal White (tall can) .47c Roble’s Asparagus Tips 37¢ Del Monte Cherries, No. 21 size can. .40c Del Monte Cherries, No. 2 size can. . .35¢ Del Monte Fruit Salad 46¢ Del Monte Yellow Cling Peaches. . . .29¢ Del Monte Bartlett Pears .37¢ Del Monte Pineapple, No. 23 sliced . .39¢ - Del Monte Pineapple, No. 2 sliced . . . 33c Del Monte Pineapple, No. 2 crushed . 19¢ Del Monte Pineapple, No. 1 crushed.12c Smithfield Apple Sauce, can. . . 15¢ Schimmel’s Apple Butter, can. .. Curtice Bros.” Jams COX GELATINE, per pks. GRAPE JUICE Armour’s, pint. .25¢c | Welch’s, pint. . .33c Armour’s, quart . 49c | Welch’s, quart. .59¢ CORBY Toasted Cocoanut Family Layer Cake Another delicious variety of Corby’s famous quality cakes. Try one of these fine cakes and be convinced. of its supremely 2ood qual- "n 28¢ Per Cake SUCCOTASH This is packed by Shriver delicious mixture of 2 v sugar corn and lima beans. Not much succotash sold here in Washington, but if you'll try one can we be- lieve you'll come back for a generous supply. our supply will last the week Per Can i Per Glass 12%c 10c Dried Fruits Prunes (2% 21bs. for 25¢ Seeded Raisins, 2 pkgs., 25¢ Seedless Raisins, 2 pkgs. 25¢ Apricots, perlb. - - 39c Pears,perlb. - - - 30c Peaches, extra choice, per Ib., 15¢ Assort in Purchase as You Like Van Camp’s Pork and Beans. 3=23¢ SANITARY CATSUP Canned Pumpkin Large Size Bottle Monecacy Valley Corn Fancy Quality 19c¢ Sanitary Shoe Peg Corn Prepared” “Trusty Friend” Brand Shoe Peg (Whole Grain) Mustard Per Bottle Per Can 13c JELLY Only 1,500 cases for this sale, including a good per- centage of “Grape” Jelly. This looks to us as the last ten cent price for a long time. ugar costs will add materially to packing costs. Get it quick—we doubt if 15¢ Aunt Jemima Hominy Grits Per Pkg. Oc TWO NEW STORES OPEN SOON Watch for Announcement Hyattsville, Md. (North End) 8th & G Sts. Southeast Please Note That we sell the famous 2in1l Shoe Polishes and Cleaners at. .- 10c Pee Chee White Shoe Cleaner . ‘Guest Slze lvory Four anes for. 19c One dozen ... .55¢ “THEY ARE TOASTED” That’s why they cook in from 10 to 15 SANITARY OATS Small Pkgs. Large 55-0z. Pkg. Jr 25¢ 2lc Per Pkg. minutes. SALAD DRESSING This offering under our own label has proven de- cidedly popular. Another h_lg s'hmment'lmav]uq ar- product. You'll have to try rived; we want increased it. You'll quickly apprec sales; hence this very low | jt< goodness. price. Per One Pound Per Bottle 23c¢ 21c . Keystone Fruits Fancy quality California fruit, packed by Hunt Bros. Co. FruitSalad .......... Bearss. . ....... Peaches . . Prepared Dried Prunes. Apricots . ... HONEY DEW Large Sliced Ripe Can, HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE 3 5 c 3 Pkgs. Aunt Jemima Goods, viz.: for 25c¢ One Pkg. Buckwheat (Mix) Two Pkgs. Pancake CANNED GOODS Shriver’s Blue Ridge Corn Shriver’s Golden Bantam Corn “Paris” Sugar Corn “Peter Pan” Sugar Corn “Hotel Size” Canned Mushrooms, can Choice Imported Mushrooms, can. . Shriver’s Sifted Peas, can Shriver’s Extra Sifted Peas, can Shriver’s A-1, very small Peas, can. . . Meadow-Lark Peas, can Blue Jay Peas, can 3 Jockey Club, finest quality Peas, can.25¢c “Bandor” Spanish Pimentos, 7-0z. can “Bandor”” Spanish Pimentos, 15-0z. can Alcazar 15-0z. can Pimentos, can. . . Silver Floss Sauer Kraut, can Shriver’s Cut Stringless Beans, can. Shriver’s Selected Stringless Beans, can Shriver’s Sifted Stringless Beans, can.21c Franco-American Spaghetti, can “Paris” Brand Succotash, can Tomatoes, No. 2 size can Tomatoes, No. 3 size can Mixed Vegetables for Soup, can . POUND CAKE For more week we are continuing our very low price on this most excellent one .15¢ MAKES OLD ALUMINUM UTENSILS NEW RILLO P M5 1 ot ALUNMINUER Toe PAT.USA. | Per Pkg., 9c 3 Pkgs. for 25¢