Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1925, Page 3

THE. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY 11, 1925—PART 1. | Cook testing fileld, one an observa- {tion plane, designed and built by ald W. Douglas, who alse de- signed and built the famous world c rs and the other product of the ing plant of the Curtlss Air- |craft Corporation of Garden City, {Long Island. The test pil t the fieid NEW PLANE TYPES SR ‘vnhnnllnli mgm\ lllumxnnln\K favor- Use of Liberty Motors for|i: '}'”.’.Lrp1?‘;..m‘,:“i‘“;‘“:‘k“‘ : Two Observation Models, Army Possibility. 1 | stage, put in appearance at the Me- ! resemblant tha: 0t1 t has a speed of hour fully load- ght of 4,400 pounds Ititude of about 17,000 It carries a pilot and observer, ne guns, radio, photographic quipment and all other necessary sxiliaries of an observation plane. ilots who have flown it pronounce a ship of luxury. One can toss X compartment £ y glance cruiser in type. iubbing landing fields they - required to put down in for fuel and enjoy the scenery while the ship virtually flies itself. but by front can 1 1 and what is be- ation en- er Plane. ation plane built orporation is not asy chair. It is more than faster, and in ty is a pursuit ship. lighter » unds and ha bsolute . hav ctivity of This ship is charac tion brother. close resemblance to ‘the m Mitch Air ships the finest observation types that - took the air, in a statement at ton, Ohio, last week while he was inspecting McCook Field. At that time he flew both ships for long periods. Mr. Douglas, in addition to design- i nd building world_cruisers » new _observat and %built the planes. thirtieth of Academy has been connec aviation in virtually every acity he Curtiss Co. is the of the famous A ation ship, Navy Doug- has just for speed. to-dusk ship of \ was evolved frc h the presen of the Army Gude's Flowers ted—flowers via. 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Lengthen the Life Of Your Roof Have our expert roofers put it in good condition. IRONCL AD Rostiss Helpers From the Hills, Inc. 207 Fendall Bldg. Pray that all £ Religion ®e Ope, as At 6 am. as convenient, the good for “may —— FILM FEATURES. Leader Theater, 9t.h St. Nr. E Flone Main 700, | DOUGLAS FATRBANKS. n THRKE MU o "Subject to call. Experts. EETRERS " Today ead Monday. or_as often the beautiful, all humanity Unemployed, Massaging for Potomac 3746 _Says No General - | the pictures .| and a great many leaders - | trying with might and ma : E | MUSSOLINI CLEARS ITALIAN SITUATION Election Will Be Held for Year, Barring Contingency. By the Awsociated Press. . ROME, January 10.—Italy’s exciting new political crisis this week, which set to bolling again the tumultuous cauldron of Italian internal politics and which for a time thre consequences, ended today ue leader of Fas Premier Mussolini, is concerned tempest in a teapot The premier set at rest the spirited and speculative discussion of a pos- sible early general election with the assertion that none would be held until unless unusual and unexpected contingencies arose. Th end finds the political compared with the pre government and the opposition, tak- ing advantage of the Spring-like weather, are enjoying a rest at the countryside. : Despite the lull in the political -|the United States and poured into Rome from other Eur pitals to watch the fireworks this week refuse to be convinced that the “shooting” s over, and they are still view Mussolini. He, however, tated by reports of the situation pub- lished abroad, is undecided whether to grant their requests, and therefore it is expected that the correspondents will remain in Rome over Sunday. Aventine Group Satisfied. The Aventine opposition committee | again met today and had an animated discussion which lasted four hours. The committee refused to give the details of the viewpoints taken by the different members, merely is- suing a communique saying: “We have confirmed the policy thus f: followed and are satisfied with perfect accord resting among the rious groups of the opposition in ap- praising the present political situa- tion; also as to the further develop- r part of the discussion con- rned the question of the return of Aventine deputies to the cham- ber, but no _settlement of the quesion FINE DETACHED CORNER HOME Northwest Section. Suitable for Residence and Remodeling For Business Purposes. Modern Throughout. Four Bedrooms and bath Four-Car Garage. 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Kettle Rendered Spring Lamb Leg of Lamb, lb. - Loin Lamb Chops, Ib., Rib Lamb Chops, Ib., |Shoulder Roast, Ib. Breast Lamb, Ib. Sharp Cheese, Ib. Fancy N. Y. June Specials |Oranges, doz. ‘Grapefrutt 3 for Apples, 4 Ibs. Yorks Bananas, doz.’ Kale, 3 Ibs. Potatoes, 15 lbs. Ammonia—Parson’s, 10 oz Apple Butter—Blu-Ri-Ce, 2V/; can. Apple Sauce—Del Monte, No. 2 Apricots—evaporated, standard Apricots—canned, No. 2V, can Apricots—canned, No. 2 can. Apricots—canned, No. 1 can. Asparagus—Del Monte Ma-mmo(h Asparagus—Eagle, No. 2/; can. . . Asparagus Tips—Large green. A:parugus Tips—pitnic size ‘Asparagus Tips—Eagle. Baking Powder—Davis, 5 Baking Powder—Dauvis, 12 oz. . Baking Powder—Davis, 6 oz. Barley — Quaker. Beans—Navy, 3 lbs. Beans—Lima, Ib. . .. Beans—Red Kidney, Ib. Beans—Campbell’s, 3 cans. Beans—Ritter’s, 3 cans............ Beans—Curtice, Limas, 2 cans Beets—Silver Lake, 2V, { | Beets—Curtice, No. 2, 2 for : Beverages— Clicquot Arlington Canada Dry, 3 for Blue—Magic, 7 for Bon Ami—Cake or powder. Brooms—Good quality. . Buckwheat — Ballard’s .. Catsup—Ritter’s, large. . Capers—2 oz Cereals— Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs Cream of Wheat, large. . .. Malt Cereal, pkg Cherries—Maraschino, 5 oz. . ... Corn Starch—Argo, pkg Chocolate—Baker’s, 1/, Ib., 2 for Cocoanut—Baker’s, can Cleanser—OId Dutch, 2 for. . . . Cocoa—Baker’s, Y, 1b., 2 for. . . Coffee—OId Dutch, Ib 3 Ibs., Coffee—Sunbeam, Maxwell, White House, can Currants and Dates Extracts—Sauer’s, large. Fig Bars, Ib Fish Flakes—Gorton’s, 2 cans. Flash, can herries No. 2}, can No. 2 can 29c 28¢c ‘Geese,lb. R e 25¢ 43c 20c 21c 15¢ 17¢c 10c¢ 19¢ 27c 18¢ 45¢ 58¢ 58¢ 28¢c 18¢ 29c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 12Y5¢ 10c 25¢ 30c 20c 24c BREAD Here’s the Grocery Price List for the Week—Save It! Beans—Stringless, Wagner’s, 2 cans. . Corn—Honey Drop Maine Corn, 2 cans Libby’s Royal Anne” The last word in fancy California Cherries No. 1 can 23c 19c Granulated Sugar, 101bs., 63c No Limit Here’s all you HAVE to pay ALL THIS WEEK —so why pay more elsewhere Smoked Picnics, Ib. 15¢ 3 to 5 Ib. avg.—Right out of the smokehouse Native Beef Chuck Roast, Ib. Center Cuts Plate Beef, Ib. Hamburg, Ib. Fresh Ground Beef Liver, Ib. Sliced Round Steak, [b. Porterhouse, Ib. Sirloin, Ib. Vegetable, Shortening, Ib. - “Snowflake” 60-1b. Drum, $8.75 Milk-Fed Veal Veal Cutlet, Ib. Rib Veal Chops, Ib. Breast Veal, Ib. Ground Veal, Ib. Calf Liver, Ib. Creamery Butter, Ib. 14 Prints SMOKED MEATS Smoked Hams, Ib. No. 1 Hams—Small Sizes Piece Bacon, Ib. Armour’s Star, Ib. Sliced Bacon Smithfield Shoulders, ib., Smtthf:eld Hams, Ib., Sliced Ham, Ib. Smoked Tongues, Ib., Loaf 5c Flour—Gold Medal, 24-1b. bag .- Fruit Salad—Del Monte, 21, can Gelatin — Cox.. . Grapelade — Jar. Herring Roe—Can. Honey—Airline, 8 oz Jams—Curtice, jar. Jelly — Schimmel.. Lobster—1/,-1b. can. Lye—Red Seal.. . .. Macaroni — Mueller. Mackerel—Norway, eac Matches—Double dipped, 3 pkgs Marshmallow—Curtice, small. . . Meal—2 Ib., Virginia Mayonnaise—All brands, 8 oz. Milk — Quart 15¢ 55¢ 35¢ 9c 20c 55¢ 2l1c 22¢ 33c 29c 42c 35¢ 29c Milk—Evaporated, Van Camp’s, 3 for. .25c Milk—Challenge, condensed Mixed Vegetables Mushrooms—Hotel, can. Mustard — French’s. . . Noodles — Mueller’s. Nutmegs—3 for Olive Oil—Pompeian, p(n!x Olives—8 oz., Queen, jar. Oils—Wesson, pint Orange Marmalade—Schlorer’s, .rmaIl Pancake Flour—Va. Sweet, 3 for Peaches—Evaporated, Standard, Ib. Peaches—Del Monte, 2V, can 12Y¢ .10c ....45c <-ddc dlc S .50c .19¢ .25¢ <Ifc .12Y%c Peaches—Short Stop, 21/, can, 3 for. . .. Peas—Marcella, can. . . . Peas—Kingfisher, can Peas—Black Eyes, Ib Peas—Green Split, Ib. Peanut Butter—Bulk, Ib Pears—Canned, 2V can. Pickles—Quart jars. . . Polish—2 in 1, can Postum—Instant, small . Prunes—a30-40, Prunes—60-70, 1b. Pumpkm-—No. 3 can s Raisins—Seeded or Seedless, pkg 203 Rice—Loose, Ib Salmon—Chum, can. Salt—2 Ib., free running, round, 2 for Sardines—Oil or Mustard, 2 for. .. Sauce — Mcllheney. . . ... .. Soap—Star, 10 cakes. Soap—P & G, 5 cakes. . Soap — Duz 2 Soups—Campbell’s, 2 cans. . . Tomatoes—No. 3 can Wax Paper—2 rolls Libby’s Rosedale Pineapple No. 2V can 25¢ A