Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1923, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1923. - kI CHINESE TEA GARDEN ‘ : e e anepioes of [towara the purchase of o smail home | DR. MITCHELL CARROLL g oo = LMt INSPECT NEW SCHOOL. |WINTER PROGRAM TO OPEN T0 FEATURE PROGRAM a “ongress an o ‘arent- ,:;-‘ GIVEN MARK OF ESTEEM ns; ) Sevars)liionaned lipraone)lofs S€ || i winteriuroetamlor actiitiientor ik v At raul's cted the new |ths cavalry reserve officers of t r- | Elected Honorary Preslden: of Art s are invited 10 | parochtal school a m and V streets | District will be Inaugurated zcru. In List of Attractions Proposed bylj suniar Chiness style o N ': and Archeo!ogy League, | Fne—a b Parent-Teacher Association mit & e . X TRACKMAN DROPS DEAD {ture of Indiana lim . | tea nard en, al; committeo AR | 7 <h William L. Lambert, en. ! O provided wit at Christmas Sale. | hat there would f:um::.'; Ropnccaiaret. Sa by e, s A iaie, akian | | 1 attractions provided. SRR f Al A Chinese tea garden with all the i ers’ Congress Patmosph. of the orient will lo ho 3 ney will be raised one of th ature attractions at the m. :h sale to in a large way | | According to the If you have never e e % You will find a experienced the satis- s 7 : = ' & 24l bright, clean store, faction of pleasant Xl £ A A YRS d ® | completely stocked to parchasing, please o NP e/ 5 PN fill your every grocery visit one of our stores’ %) BA\ZES, KA LA F 720 A need and over the today and convince ¥y : , S\t ‘ | 23 ‘ ‘ R " | counter you will meet yourself that we offer ) ; i) /&) i ! (; a courteous, smiling better merchandise &2\ . ; - g 4 ‘ salesman who is anx- for less money. S, G ' £ - A : ; ; ious to serve you. 14 Imported Italian Olive Oil... .1 pt. can...33¢c ban hs lv in Premier Salad Dressing, Ige. bot.. ...37c Bell’s Poultry Seasoning, pkg Sc¢ 5 Lea & Perrin’s Worcestershire Sauce, Cider Vinegar, bot.18c White Vinegar, bot.17¢ = BOL e oot o ailasialoioleinls tatore e ietaie 29¢ Thyme or Sage.... 8c Spices (whole) pkg. 9¢ A. & P. Catsup, small bot., 14¢; Ige. . . .25¢ Crisco, 1 Ib. tin. .. .23c Snowdrift, 1 Ib. tin.20¢ en l‘ , A-1 Sauce, bot. .29c¢ Chili Sauce, bot..19¢ SUNMAID Raisins 2 5= 255 CIDER . %2 &t CALIFORNIA aiSIns o APPLE TODAY! g,zt 47¢ Extracts--Vaniila, Lemon, etc. bot. 25¢ FANCY NUTS A & P Shredded Cocoanut, 60z. pkg. 14¢ Almonds 2% Ib. 29¢ Walnuts 5257 1b. 27c || Rich’s Wine Jelly--Its Different--pkg. 23¢ CITRON PEEL (glaced) Ib. 65cp . Ib. 25¢ Filberts Ib. 17¢ || Delicious Peanut Butter ib. 20¢ Orange orLemonPeel <=avlb, 29¢| Mixed (plentiful assortment) Ib. 21c || Grandmother’s Assorted Jams, Jar 25¢ [} C 2 1bs of rich, golden It IS a better coffee than any Queen FrUIt ake delicacies in an at- $1 35 Elght C Of f e e ::;':.rni:é tcl.'.; s:fm:mpsn?c.mm:“; 2 5 c Ann e tractive qnd service- Cl 0 Ck 5?:‘.1“:;:;::?‘; ?;iofiPPRECIATE _ able canister. PATRAS CURRANTS 5 ATMORE’S CELEBRATED GRAPE JUICE Pt. Bot. 25¢ Qt. Bot.47c ALI BABA GOLDEN DATES 10 oz. pkg. 19c A&P PUMPKIN No. 3 can 13¢ o immemeae =t Mincemeat n. 2 2C | oammmos SUN-TREET PRUNES convenient 2-1b. pkg. 29¢ CLICQUOT CLUB GINGER ALE CONTENTS 3 Cranberries, 21bs. 23¢|/ChoColates rm s . $o e Pin Money Pickles | Celery v 10¢ Extra Fancy Lowry Table Apples . . 3 bs. 28¢ @@@gm&@ I nl;li;x:‘;l,.l::’t: oi:‘:m. 23c W—;M Stuffed with 22c Michigan White Potatoes New Crop Verdelli Lemons . . . . doz. 19¢ 8 Jl 2 Olives Pimentos bot. 101bs. . . . . . 23c Sweet and Juicy iy, Doy 22 ), A - . Restlyy | Florida Ofang.es pez. 39C rare CoOcCORNUL ! el | UneedaBiscuits 2r9c R.&R. Plum Pudding "12¢" 29¢ 3 ‘ .»: - whole CHEESE .5 .. 35¢C An Milk desirable tang! Attractively Priced ’l’abie Béverage ] ) A more liberal use of fresh milk in the avenge diet of today will cut your G.& G Ginger Ale10c|| S : Slmpson S Mllk o13c Due to Fluctuation of Markets, Prices Are Subject to Change Thea-Nectar THE \ ol Hib. phe. TE A +1b. ple. GREATATLANTIC & PAC": I 370 Large, Juicy Grapefruit .. .. .. 2 twr 15¢C 15¢ 29¢ Coffee “A Drink for the Gods” Supreme!