Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1925, Page 16

r 16 MELLONISSORED I BUREAU INQURY,_ Republican Prober Says | Treasury Angry Because i “Whitewash” Denied. Severe criticism of Secretary Mellon &nd the operations of the Trehsury Department. with a review of the Year-long Investigation of alleged irregularities in the Bureau of En- graving and Printing, is found ‘in ‘extension of remarks' sutintdiihe Congressional Record by Representa- tive Rdward J. King, !rvuhh(un ° Tilinots. Permission to file the statement w member of the committee Vestigated the charges as a s Cleaner Learns Many Points of . Human F rmlttes San Francisco Aueydan! Says'Men Leave Notes, Women Jewels. By the Asoci: [ SAN PRANCISCO, March 6.—THe old saw that mo man is a hers to his valet might be transposed to ‘say that no man or woman either is en- tirely a mystery to his or her dry cleaner, If one m-mms the views of Miss Elizabeth Santr ‘h)ral dry cleaning nubnmmen« Miss Santry.sums up her reactions severally as follows: “The men are {unfaithful and- careless. The women {are stupid and indifferent.” ments with jewelry adhering. | fe in a dry cleaning office is just | one piece of jewelry after another and one love letter on the heels of another. When we send the letters ome in the cleaned clothes, wives ‘; always get them and trouble follaws. | and said, “All right, with fury r & white- plied with. al ‘o the lsaders of'the e spell of Mr. Mellon ommittee “I called one woman up at a hotel il 7 |and told her we had her diamond sun- burst, worth a fortune. She yawned dearie, I'll send |@ bell hop over some time today."” B Dulke will again direct the work of the Summer session. With Ibm Tow exceptions, the Summer | school fac s the same as for the S B,eprcsentltlv: Gnmer Improves. Representative Garner, Democrat, Texas, has recovered from an attack of pneumonia to the extent that he is s, | able again to take his meals in his Glbert Clothes \ 910 F STREET N.W. NEW Spring Suits a greatly weakened condition he plans to leave Washington Sunday night for his home in Tvalde. Topcoats ¥ Close co-operation with our N manufacturers and with the placing of quantity orders, enable us to offer for Spring—Clothes of superior values at lowest prices. 182 2 262 der, new vast stock of the light shades of fawn, London laven- solid grays and blues. : Topcoats are Straight, Loose and Long 51850 32250 Trousers, $3.50, $4.50, $5.50 Our Money B: Covers any garment in ack Guarantee our stock. If you can ame quality for less, your money back ¢, receiver at a THE EVENING *a The time of the year is here when the consumption of canned goods is greatest. We call your attention to the following: Del Monte Products— . 1 Apricots, can 17¢ or 3 for 50c . 2Y2 Peeled Apricots, can 30 0. 2%z Not Peeled Apricots, can . 1 Small Green Asparagus Tips . 1 Mammoth Green Asparagus Tips . . . 1 Mammoth White Asparagus Tlps : . 2Y2 Colossal White Peeled Stalks . . . 212’ Mammoth White Stalks . 2Y2 Royal Anne Cherries . 1 Royal Anne Cherries . 1 Fruits for Salad . 2%2 Fruits for Salad . 1 Sliced Peaches, can . 2%, Y. C. Peaches, can . 2% Sliced Peaches, can . 22 Melba Halves, can No. 2Y; Pears, Melba Halves, can No. 2Y2 Spinach, can Hunt Bros. “Keystone Products”— "No. 1 Not Peeled Apricots, can, 17¢; 3 for 50c No. 2'2 Not Peeled Apricots, can No. 22 Royal Anne Cherries, can No. 1 Fruits for Salad, can No. 2%, Y. C. Peaches, can No. 2Y; Pears, can No. 2% Spinach, can Pineapple— Honey Dew, No. 2'%, sliced Honey Dew, No. 2, crushed Discovery, No. 2, sliced Del Monte, No. l crushcd Peas— Peter Pan, can Jockey Club, can High Life, can Meadow Lark, can Shriver’s A-1 brand, can Shriver’s Blue Ridge, can Shriver’s Silver Label, can Corn— Skriver’s A-1 Corn Shriver’s Blue Ridge Trusty Friend Shoe Peg, can Tomatoes— No. 2, Standard, can No. 3, Standard, can Various— Silver Floss Sauerkraut Sentinel Chief Pumpkin Franco-American Spaghetti Trusty Friend Succotash Silver Lake ‘Cut Beets, No. 3 can Silver Lake Whole Beets, No. 2 can. . . . Heart of Maine Applesauce Columbia Chili Con Carne Peerless Baby Lima Beans Hartlove Mixed Vegetables Campbell’s Pork and Beans Ritter’s Pork and Beans Stringless Beans— Shriver’s Blue Ridge, can Shriver’s Selected, can Trusty Friend, cut, can Malt Breakfast Food . Pkg., 23¢ Ralston’s Whole Wheat, Pkg., 24c 12¢ 22¢ 13¢ 20c 10c 12¢ 11c Kellogg’s Pep . . . . Cream of Wheat, large . Cream of Wheat, small . Pettijobn’s . Post Toasties Post Bran .. Quaker Qats STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925. A Store Near Your Home cr Spinach, 3 bs.,25¢ “reii” Cabbage, b, 5¢ R RIS R IR T TRPPR S PR T Toa”Carrots, bunch, 5¢/ 52 Lettuce, head, 10c Carolina Brand Sweet Maxwell House Coffee Per Lb. A pound of Maxwell House will give you a new insight into coffee quality. “Good to the Last Drop” Fresh Eggs Grapefruit Grapefruit Grapefruit Jockey Club ~ FORD’S Peas PRESERVES 3 size of one of the fi Strawberry—Raspberry— t We ,consider this the finest dipeas; wehwonld oficryou | || quatity we: fisves evect aftepei this variety you, Guaranteed abso- lutely pure fruit 29c and sugar. Jar, Johnson’s Educator Toasterettes This particular cracker has Per Lb. proven immensely popular with products. 3 5 c almost every one who has tried it, particularly with those who insist upon whole wheat flour Johnson’s Educator Cream Kist Per Lb. “Cream Kist” is truly a qual- 3 ; c ity revelation. . Fig Bars and [ ] Ginger Snaps Large quantity of fresh- ~ Per Lb. ly baked goods just de- 10 C livered to our stores. A .25¢ Serve them often. A dainty sugar creanrcentered in a sandwich covering contain- ing Smyrna raisins, totally dif- ferent from anything we have ever offered. real bargain. Van Camp’s Milk, 3 cans:. Van Camp’s Pork and Beans, 3 cans. . Van Camp’s Tomato Soup, 2 cans Van Camp’s Chili Con Carne, 1 can...121c We want to emphasize this particular offerihg. Del Monte (Picnic Tin) Asparagus Tips The word “picnic” refers to the size of the can. Inthecanis contained Del Monte Quality Asparagus Tips. ; 5 Now consider for a moment that you can buy these tins at the following price— @ 35¢ for These smaller tins contain just about the right quantity fon the small family. It’s a great “bargain,” and we don’t want you to miss it. 55¢ Can you think of a more economical food? s 22 White Potatoes, 151bs., 25¢ /% b, 2 Fancy Smoked Hams, Cabbage, perlb., 25¢ And Now You Can Get That Fine “Banquet” Orange Pekoe Tea In Individual Tea Ball Size IEach can contains one dozen | tea “balls” and each ball makes two cups. Banquet, the finest grade tea in the most convenient form to use. Pork prices are 'way up. Get a ham tomorrow at, Per Can 23¢ 2 Doz, 65(: Our ten-car sale is proving an immense success. Never before have we sold so much Grapefruit, and never before have you been able to get such quality at such prices. We have enough of |h!~ fine fruit to supply you until Saturday’s-closing _ supply tomorrow. Monday these ll»\\ prices wi thing of the past. Lot No. 1— 3 for 23¢ 6 for 45c Wilbur’s Chocolate ? Top notch quality at a We offer— American or Swiss Cake 1 5c 1-lb. carton, ea., 23c Puffed Wheat . Pkg., 13c Puffed Rice . . Pkg., 16¢ A Full One-Pound Pkg. White House Rice One dozen, 33c Il be a Lot No. 2— 4 for 23¢ 8 for 45¢ Lot No. 3— 5 for 23¢ 10 for 45¢ Phoenix moderate price. Gorton’s “Ready-to-Fry,” can Gorton’s Clam Chowder, can Gorton’s Salad Fish, can Simon Pure Codfish, 1-Ib. pkg. Beardsley’s Shredded Codfish, pkg Herring Roe, can B. & M. Flaked Fish King Oscar Kippered “Snacks,” can. .. Shrimp, packed in glass jar Shrimp, packed in tin First Prize Nutmargarine, Ib., 25¢ Columbia River Chinook Salmon A Real Fine Salmon No. 1 Size Tin. .27¢ Stewart’s Pimentos Just enough in thi glass jar to make up a Small Lbs. for No. 1 Size Tin. .45¢ GOLD MEDAL ) pies. BUCKWHEAT i 29¢ NAVY BEANS 15‘3 ARGO SALMON Chum Salmon Other Specials Until Tomorrow’s Closing Can Q2% It's been a long ti s i e we this very low price. buy it cheap.