Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1923, Page 19

Because You Wil Like It Better Because you will like it better is our reason for urging vou to try Our Famous Green Bag Coffee. For many vears GREEN BAG has been the coffee preferred by tens of thousands of “people who know:” You, too, will Il this famous coffee, and learn of sfaction when you drink your first cup. 1derate, but that's due entirely to our All the benefits of buying and distribu- ssed along to vou in-the price, large sales. tion are pa Our Famous GREENBAG 9T, COFFEE. 29C Damson Plums---per bskt. 39c 1,000 Crates of Grgmonm et 3 s 29C Large Juicy Lemonsdoz. 35¢ ciiornc Y alencia Oranges = ¢ Cooking Apples 6 Ibs. 25¢ Here Is What You Have Been Waiting for GRIMES’ GOLDEN APPLES i s, 25¢ New York State : LETTUCE iz, TY%c National Biscuit Co. SPICED WAFERS ion: 00 of them, and we hope to have enough hrough the sale. o s were ever baked than these Delicious ced Wafer§, and you certainly will be delig lm 1 if you IL) e home a full container at our very special price Pkg for. 98c Small Lots, 2 lbs. for 35c Sweet Potatoes 6 Ibs. 25¢ You know the quality of the products! Sanitary Brand | Macaroni Spaghetti Noodles You may take all one kind or assort as you wish. — —— bby s Canned Met ucts \ ‘ Corned Beef, can il THE /EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1923. Three Days More/ Today, Tomorrow and Saturday wind up the greatest grocery sale we have ever held. Announced in this newspaper one week ago today to celebrate the opening of our 200th store, it has proven to be one of the most successful we have ever held in the fourteen years of our business existence. So until Saturday’s closing you have the opportunity of profiting by the many unusual values offered, and your knowledge of values will undeubtedly prompt you to buy as lrberally as possible of the many items quoted. It has taken enormous quantities of merchandise to take care of your demands and there is still plenty of stock in every store. In case, however, stock of any item or 1tems are sold out in any one store, quotations on same are void as far as that store is concerned—in that event, of course, we suggest our next nearest store. As noted below, we announce the oopening of two more stores, bringing the tot’nl in Washington and immediate vicinity up to two hundred and five. TWO MORE NEW STORES Open Today Opens Saturday 6th & K Sts. S.W. (3659 Georgia Ave. (Next to Corner of Rock Creek Church Road) This is Our Branch No. 204 ill Be Our Branch No. 205 Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour 3for 35¢ Palmolive Soap 3 for 20c Fame Brand Early June Peas 2 for 25¢ Campbell’s Tomato Soup 3 for 25c Van Camp’s Evaporated Milk tallcan 10c Small stock left. This price while it lasts. Uneeda Biscuit package Walter Baker’s Cocoa 15-lb. can 16¢ Sanitary Table Syrup No.214 can 1214¢ Log Cabin Syrup large can 45¢ Old Dutch Cleanser 2 for 15¢ ‘Morton’s Sifting Salt 3 for 25¢ Jos. Phillip’s Original Pork Sausage b. 35c Columbus Peeled Apricots can 15¢ HONEYDEW % HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE The very finest grade of Pineapple that can be packed on the Per Can 25c Island. If you .do.mot. know what Honey Dew quality is, we suggest the purchase of one can, and then come back and get a winter’s sup- Per Doz $3= ply This price is made strlctlv as an apprectatxon offer, and we want Per case, $6, Shriver’s Blue Rldge Corn 3 for 25c LARGE No. 2% can. Per Doz. $1:2 sz .00 For two _generations, Shnver s products have been sold in Washing- tons, and Blue Ridge Corn has been one of the biggest selling brands from the Shriver canneries. We urge you to buy liberally.at these more Pel’ me; ¢ than reasonable prices. « 'SMOKED A Utflem_éa—h_“ You want ene ¢ you can use. : Dorsch’s Angel Food of these ; if the family arge, buy Speclal Thls Week > Per cale Our Special Cut Price On Fresh Milk Still Prevails While fresh milk is not so plentiful as when we first announced this cut price the first \ul in \q tember, w¢ are continuing this special price for just a short time. FreshMilk perat. 11¢ A deposit of 5 cents on an H. L. Black bottle required for each milk bottle taken from our stores. Bottles are merely loaned to milk purchaser: GOLD MEDAL ! FLO UR The world’s best khown flour has been going out of our stc res in enormous qua intities since this J]L tnlul Before Saturday’s closing we urge vou to take advantage of this special offering. 5-lb. bag - - 12-Ib. bag - - 48c 24-lb. bag - - 95¢ Continuing Our Low Prices On POTATOES 1 51bs. for 12¢ 10 lbs. Bag, $2.75 HAMS 23C Every ham a quality product, a brand you know. Until Saturday’ closing you can buy these best grade hams at this e\cept1omll\ low price. Stop in and pick out the one you want. \t this season a fancy ham should be on your “‘preferred” ]1 t. Dontdflfly As a special inducement to you to try the famous WZARD furniture and Floor Polish, our dealers have agreed to offer a regular $1.25 full quart can of WZARD Polish for 85c¢, for alimited time. You save 4oc. Get your can today. Lb. Weighed Peck c WIZARD and your furniture and floors will take on new beauty Dusting and dcarung will be easier. Act to ‘WizArD Pkonum Core. ‘Woodward Bldg., Washington, D. C. 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