Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1924, Page 24

MEMORIAL IS HELD FORGUS | KARGER Ne\.fispaper Men Pay Tribute | to. Late Member of Corps at Senate Gallery. Memorial ceremonies in memory of Gus J. Karger, long a news- ¢ in _the Senate Press L. Wright, chairman et of the corps of Washington at his death were speakers were Rich- n of the New York ey D. Cochran of the Chlef Justice ors attended. | particularly an organized body. d zeal, an offshoot of ension which gripped ien or servility which pered instead of aid- ch as | " | tion throughout the . Oulahan likened Mr {arger to the soldier who continued with h duty, and completed his task. Resolutions Adopiea. Leroy T. Vernon < P. Horna- nd William nseript. They | e and death bring to us all the | 1 sorr - on was un- | friendship | ce that b of human kindness in him. | mory which enriches us all. Real Loss in His Death. | “During his membership in these alleries, Gus J. Karger was called very honorable post of He dis- ington correspondents sterling patriotism hy of the highest appreciation of him per profession suf- n the death of Gus | e, who knew him best, miss _his friendship, | ender. We miss Gus J nan, who dwelt so long ft only worthwhile oin 1 he loved best we ent and heartfelt | sympathy.” SPECIIE CAR FOR FOXES. | 100 Pairs Valued at $100,000 Be-i ing Sent to Oregon. CHARLOTTE ¥ world's larg For Friday and Saturday The Best WHITE OAK . LEATHER 1 . HALF SOLES | §S¢w¢d on) I 4 and RUBBER HEELS$ 1 &For Only { wark to be the best, or# we will gladly refund your money. NKTIONAL SHOE REPAIR 11th St. Noed attontion NOW or romatn ol winter. Use the oid ime + thine. At All Druggists and Department 5 Stores. Othine Laboratories, Inc. || Bufalo, N. Ya . This Large Tin of Fruit Cake Makes a Most Welcome Gift CORBY'’S FRUIT CAKE De Luxe Made of the finest materials, including liberal quantities of conserved fruits. A 5-pound cake in a handsome decorated tin, makes a gift thatwill be long remembered. $A.T5 2.Ib. 90 5-b. R ORANGES We've got some wonderfully fine fruit to offer you. You will see it on display and will appreciate fist' ~38¢ or 3 Doz., $1:2 25¢ or 2 Doz.,49¢ Lot, Doz. Second Lot, Doz. CRISCO,1.23¢| Our Famous Dromedary Dates, Pkg Dromedary Citron, Pkg..............20c Peter Pan Raisins, Pkg.............12V5¢c Sun-Maid Raisins, Pkg.............12%5¢c Imported Layer Figs, per Ib. . Blue Ribbon Calif. Figs, Pkg. . . . Libby’s Plum Pudding ....... R. &R.Plum Pudding. ........ R. &R. Plum Pudding, small. . . ........10c To Our Friends May we again offer the suggestion that grocery shopping early in the day or early in the afternoon will be found more pleasant ‘and convenient than waiting until the late afternoon rush, when every one is stopping in on the way home. We will endeavor, of course, to render you the best of service at all times, but during the | days just before Christmas we feel sure you will find the carlier part of the day more satisfac- tory to do your grocery buying. . This is the Biggest Selling Item We Have Ever Had in the Candy Line Melbourne. Chocolates &%, $1.39 Box for Those of our friends who have bought these chocolates here in previous years know ex- actly what to expect. And these folks won’y delay their purchase, because it’s impossible to get additional stock before Christmas. Thousands of these boxes are bought for gifts, and similar thousands for use in the home at holiday time. These chocolates are on display in each of our stores and we urge you to inspect this item on your next visit to our store. Ten per cent discount will be allowed until Saturday’s closing to purchasers of full case lots. (Each case contains 20 boxes. Xmas Mixed Candies Our line is limited as to varieties, but comprises the kinds most in demand. We know this candy is pure and wholesome and will be found most satisfactory. Candy should be kept in a tin can or fruit jar to protect it from the moisture in the atmosphere. On the three varieties quoted below we offer a discount of TEN per cent on purchases of full pails or tins, if made before the end of the week. "GREEN BAG COFFEE At Each Christmas Time We Offer DORSCH'S FRUIT CAKE A moderately priced tasty cake. Containe the usual fruit cake ingredients, including three variety of nuts. All ingredients of best quality. This cake, on account of its pleasing quality and mod- erate price, has been one of the largest selling Christmas e 1€ - The same good cake it’s been for ten years past Grapefruit Right now when consumption of meats and heavier foods is greatest is the time when fruits are a most essential addi- tion to the diet. Grapefruit is such good quality and so moderately priced that you can feel like using it most liberally. 3for25¢ "' 4for25¢ MIXED - NUTS All mixed nuts offered in our stores are of the identical First Lot Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Kisses,carton,$1.00 Borden’s Almond Bars. . 2 Bars for 5¢ Peters’ Milk Chocolate 3 Bars for 10c Peters’ Milk Chocolate . .15-1b. Bar, each 25¢ Shriver’s Al Corn, can.............17%¢ Shriver’s Blue Ridge Corn, can. ... ......15¢ Peter Pan Sugar Corn, can...........19c Trusty Friend Shoe Peg Corn, can. . . .17%5¢ Peter Pan Sweet Peas, can. .. .. High Life, Small Peas, can. ......... ‘Jockey Club Peas, can. . . . Shriver’s Al, very small Peas, can. . .... week: ; products. Here is a list of specials offered you until Saturday’s closing. It'’s worth your careful reading; it means real savings Del Monte Sliced Y. C. Peaches, large (No. 2!5) Can........25¢ Honey Dew Siced Ripe Hawaiian Pineapple (No. 22) Can...29¢ Keystone Royal Anne Cherries, large (No. 215) Can..........2% Shriver’s Sifted Early June Peas (No. 2) Can. ....2for 29¢c Kraft's Loaf Swiss Cheese.. . . ............. Ib, 39¢c; %-Ib. for 10c First Prize Nutmargarine ........................per Ib, 22}c Basket Brand Cluster Raisins...................per pkg. 173c Sun Maid Cluster Table Raisins. . ..................2 pkgs., 25¢ Wilbur’s Baking Chocolate. . . ..................}3-Ib. cake, 15¢ Clicquot “Pale Dry” Ginger Ale......................2for 25¢ Budweiser ....... . ... .2 bottles, 25¢; carton, 1 doz., $1.45 Za-Rex Pure Fruit Syrup e iineee s perqug, 19¢ Armour’s Quart Bottle Grape Juice .............. ....43c Heinz Bulk Pickles .. ... veveveevnn.. One pint for 25¢ Ritter’s Catsup, plain or tobasco................... bottle,10c National Biscuit Co.’s Honey Block Cakes. ..............Ib., 29¢ Potato Sale 15 Lbs,, 23¢ 30 Lbs., 45¢ 60 Lbs. (Bu), 85¢ One taste and you'll be convinced. s Three- Ot e Jar Gift e PP - Jo:: 32c i 95¢ Fresh Milk A";;:;-Li:m B Drid Pk Pint, 6(: e 29¢ Quart, 1 2¢ We Believe That There Are No Finer Strawberry Preserves Made in America Ford’s Strawberry Preserves Wait till you taste them before you pro- nounce our statement an exaggeration. As a special introductory offer, we are selling it this Eureka Mixed (creams and gums) per Ib. Dixie Mixed (assorted hard candies) per Ib. Superfine Mixed (varied assortment) per Ib. . Colu -bia Vegetable Soup An excellent vegetable condensed soup, put up by soup makers with a reputation for high-grade 2 Cans, 15(: Fine Cooking Apples 5 Lbs. for 250 Fine Eating Apples 3 Lbs. for 25(: “‘Arkansas” Black Winesaps 01d-Time From the Pacific Coast . 10c Lemons, Each, 3¢ Per Doz., 35¢ Yellow Turnips, White Turnips, Carrots © Lbs. for 25(: Buy a Six-Pound Lot Assorted Cabbage, Ib., 212¢ Onions, 4 Ibs., 15¢ South Carolina Sweet Potatoes’ 4 Lbs. for 25(: FLORIDA LETTUCE Fe 10c¢ Head. quality which we sell separately. These nuts were all mixed in our warehouse, and in buy- ing themt you may do so with the assurance that only the very finest grade nuts were used in mixing, viz— California Soft Shell Walnuts California Soft Shell Almonds First Quality Brazil Nuts Very Best Filberts meat that pleases. i Lb" 25¢ well sold out before Wednes- r.19¢ |2 4 = 95¢ WeCan't Find Better Butter to Offer You at Any Price LAND O'LAKES ZREAM BUTTER An official Government inspector certifies as to the qual- ity and his certificate will be found in every package of this butter. “Old Homestead” Mince Meat Not the highest priced, but a dandy good mince We urgently request you to y these mixed nuts as soon as possible. Indications are that our stocks will be pretty But you won't need any certificate to tell you how good itis, once you taste it. And when you have used your first pound we predict that you'll then insist on Land O’Lakes brand every time you buy butter. Land O’Lakes is made from sweet cream, which means that the cream from which it was made was never per- mitted to become sour. But to avoid your misunderstand- ing this statement, we tell you that Land O’Lakes butter is salted to the extent which is most satisfactory to Wash- ington butter buyers. " Don’t Wait—Take Hoxe a Pound Tomorrow