Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1925, Page 32

r32 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0., THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1925. Medical Student Uses Radio Set To “Crib’ on ‘Exam RASBOURG DECLARES COLORED TENANTS GOLEED Pastor Tells Senator Ball of 25 to 75 Per Cent Rent Raises. DAYLGHT RADID THEORY DISPUTED Experts Partially Disprove Loss of Signal Strength by Sun’s Rays. he rents paid by » hic |. is : LIONSNCVI;UI?:SPWEAKER | EULOGIZES HAMILTON t Kansas Representative Tells ot"'l Hope for Beautification of Washington. “It used to be said that taxation T nt ¥ & the re = f fading light. a FOLLIES GIRL TESTIFIES. _|says She Paid $150 to Stop Story Publication. W YORK, January 22 —Helen o Zieg: lies ng some s er the in the publi- In Advance 5 Dainty Styles o of Adthentic o Easter Footwear In all the Oay Decidedly New Shades jor Jpny Priced Offered Exduslvety by qdraveler Stores A Unique Surprise Turns Winter Into Spring Advance Easter Shoes Are Already on Display—In Every TRAVELER Store Spring Fashion in Footwear is At Its Height in All TRAVELER Stores—Our Ini- tial Easter Offering Does Not Consist of Just a Few New Styles, But a Com- plete Assortment of Brilliant Designs and a Lovely Array of Gay Colors. Every Shoe so Beautiful and Decidedly New That You Will Want to Start Your Spring Shopping Immediately. DESCRIPTION OF SHOES SKETCHED ABOVE Medel No. 3876—In light brown calf vamp and sand suede quarter. This shoe also in other athers and combinations. With Cuban heel. Model Neo. 38TA—WIth Eray calf vamp and gray suede quarter. Also in tan calf and other leathers. Cuban heels. #5. MODEL Ne. 3827—In black satin, trimmed with moire satin and suede. Also in Ruassia eailf and other leathers. New Spanish Model Ne. 3951—1n tan calf. black suede, or patent coltskin. .Cut-outs with wnderlay. . Low ecls. $5. Ne. 3935—1In tan calf, black satin and patent coltskin. With invisible goring. Cuwban ols. $5. TRAVELER SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN Only One Price, $5 Nothing Lower Mail Orders Filled Send Orders to 367 ATLANTIC AVE. BOSTON, Postage Exu- for Booklet Ehowing Sena 2 : Advance Styles for Men and Women Nothing Higher Traveler's Stores in Washington W 418 T7th St. N.W. e SHOE il 5 1307 F St. N.W. Traveier Stores in All Leading Citles New York Ci.y Baltimore Newark, N. J. Utlca, N. Y. Rochester, N, Y. Springfleld, Mass. sch-n.nuy . X, wmlmw D. C. Lynn, Mass. Lowell, Maass. Holyoke, Mass. EEEE EEEE jo]c———]o|———=[o|———=|o]———|o]———|a]—o|———2al———lolc———]al]———|o|———|u] THRIFT WEEK s ple think be- fore spending, that every purchase may give full value. There isn’t a greater thrift agency anywhere than the A&P Store—you can’t help but get your money’s worth in every purchase. If we watch the Dimes the Dollars will take care of themselves. Two new neighbors make their bow this week end. On Friday, Jan. 23, we will open at 5506 Wiscon- sin Ave., Friendship Heights, and on Saturday the L ocust Ave. & Lee Highway store opens l!: doors. A pint bottle of Simpson’s Buttermilk will be glven free to the first hundred patrons on opening day at each store. There will also be attractive samples distributed. C—EEEBEEE == [al—=olc—=|al——ale——mBl——|bl———|n]———=|s|———=0]———|al—— EGGS FLOUR m 8 0°'CLOCK - Mice, large ones. care- |l| WE BELIEVE YOU WILL SAVE A LITTLE BY BUYING A FEW C@FIF[EIE 57& [24-Lb. WASHINGTON 2 Lb Rich Santos OZ. Sucl PILLSBURY'S 40-. IP’@TAT@ES GOLD $1.45 MEDAL 75c A t=lale——=lolc———a]——=|o]——=|a|—=—lal= White. EXCELLENT FRU]IT GO A & P FLOUR o 15 font Peck 1§ 94.1b. Sack, §1.34—12-Lb.Sack, 70c | %peret. FLOUR :EEDEDEDEEEE: 54size. 3 for 25¢ =l SILVERBROOK PRINT 63:§fi§2:;;: B U T T E R In Convenient NONE FEW Quarter-Pound Bp—=in—=100 c Lb. BETTER 5 1 As oo Galmon Steak Sections Blue Seal E=alo|e————m|o|—=|n|c——|n|c——|a|c——=|o|—] FINE FOR SALAD _-STAR and P & G SOAP} 1o 25 4 BARS, 19¢ T Exceptional Value. :DEDEDEBEEEE —HEE——n=—— CANNED VEGETABLES OF QUALITY Sunnyfield Sugar-Cured A&P PEAS—Iike fresh peas from the garden, can SLICED 2 IONA PEAS—a sweet Wisconsin pea, can BACON GOLDEN BANTAM CORN—tender and sweet, can ) IONA CORN—a very high-grade Southern corn, can 38c Lb. BLUE BELL SHOE PEG CORN—very fancy, 2 cans 35 Pp—ne—n IONA TOMATOES—large can, red ripe, solid pack IONA TOMATOES—medium can, red ripe, solid pack. . RELIABLE PEAS—small, tender, sweet 5 KIDNEY BEANS—Sultana Brand :DE—:DEEEEEEEEE Bird’s Eye Matches, 4 Boxes, 19¢ :EEDEEEEEEEE: Sunnyfield and Gold I_l Sunnyfield U LARD o] IEEE——:I ] | | | EEEEEDE (ol ———[n| fl [———|o{— EEEEE Made From Rich, Sweet Cream SAILM]@N Sea Prince Deep Red . Richly Flavored DEEED DI:—EIEI_':-__—ZEI_—_—__:]EIE—:]E Sunsweet PRUNES 2-1b. Pkg., 25¢ [a|——=|alc——|0| Waldorf Fine Texture Toilet Roll 3 for 25¢ [o]o|——=|a|c—|n| |——|olc———|o|—] jol———=lo] Eagle Brand || RAISINS UIONA COCOA Cond. Ml [ Seeded or Seedless Cut from the tub. Baker’s Shredded Coconut B Ao PhE. . 15c ] 19¢ Can m 2 for 25c |H 2-1b. can, 25¢ m 49¢c Lb. E—=|a|c——|o|c——=|o|—=|alc———|ajc——lol——|o|c———|a|——=|a|——=|a{c—— e ATLANTIC & PACIFIC | GReAT | "JUST AROUND THE CORNER FROM EVERYBODY ] olc———=[al———=la]——=ja|———lal———lal——gsl——09lal—— ol ———|a| —=—la| ———1)| ..He C E—:I__——:'IEINEE o] Medal Pancake Flour Buckwheat Pure Creamery BUTTER Baker’s Coconut, Fresh Grated With the Milk 10-0z. 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