Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1924, Page 25

G THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1926 DAWES W"l M AKE Woman Carries FEEEEEEEEEEE:—EEEEEE:—:G:—EEE@ — DAYS OF IGNORANCE in food buying are passing—45 years § : of A & P Service have accustomed Washington people to saving money while securing the highest quality of _ groceries. I——0|n|——8|c——|plc——|p| —|s| — 8| =3 |s| —S|ml———1|p| —= Bl —=3 R | c——|a| ——} Eastern Shore || . The Last Few : | Every One Guaranteed Jersey Giants Sweet : | P | =~ ‘ 17+~ o | Potatoes Otatoes I | @fi@y . 2 § I & | We’re getting closer i s v eC ¥ ) | and closer to the last 6 Lbs. { : & i of the most popular i Though prices are generally ad- || potatoes that Washing- 9 & c I S vancing, we are substantially reduc- | ton has ever seen. Buy Starts October 21 in Phila- delphia and Ends in Roch- ester, October 27. B ‘Washington, s 1‘;‘ |STUDENT HURT IN PRANK. | Yale Man Plunges Four Flights W'l When Locked in Room. Vir . 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