Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1925, Page 9

the general East Indian urriwry‘ studied. In spite of the two or three | bad years after the war, the report ish* e S v r 2 4 was put into operation. ; Since the British tropical gardeners sUs | successiully transplanted the Brazil- | a 87 n rubber trees, in 1876, it was| LEER AL added, the ratio of production from he original forests has dwindled to | One Source of British Wealth 8 ver cent of the world suppiy. Enough to Assure All | PLUNGE KILLS DANCER. Repayments. | Girl Dies in Fall or Leap From Eleventh Floor of Hotel. ».\'I:\\' YORK, May 5 (P .—Eva ! only one of the s wealth—the rubber plantations of to her death from the cleventh floor of the Hotel Harding early yesterday. | all of that nation’s future repayn Miss Fuller, who lived at the hotel, | of its war debt to the Unite | returned to hef room about 7 o'clock s of sterday morning. Shortly after i rd a_crash was heard and & voung obably will cost | woman's lifeless body, clad in neglige and at least a|and dancing slippers, was found part of th ospective increase is|the courtyard. o oy unofficially laid to the operation of a | eme for production restriction | worked out by the plantation inter- $3ts through the British Colonial Of- ce. The first photographic portrait taker | < produced by Prof. Dra per at the University of New York in A partial report of the investigation | 1839 undgrtaken at the direction of Secre- |~ tary Hoover was made public today Guaranceed r pure imported POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL Sold Every\!hero Relieve your skin! No matter what causes your skin to itch, chafe ) ‘ or hurt —you can get Secretary Hoover. in . for Elassd relietwath the partlal rej s to whether the tion on duct Ny s S s Kora Konia a tage > i ). One of the American indicated. should be to . fir Sore Skin f the wo “find means to stimulate competitive | production,” in other tropical areas of | the world i *The vd | MAYONNAISE | and the para , are their ernment’s special agents 69 per cent of the rubber | ta were in_English colonies, | 29 per cent in Dutch possessions where a good deal of English capital | was invested. The Stevenson restric h the English colonial ions exis ee post-war | n rubk pped to 11| cents a pou he ut down the | export of rubk i: When rub. | -ents a pound the | nay market only r rated ca production, the percentage increa: if the price advances and diminis} *| Keeps in any climate! ! Tuis perfectly blended Howard's Mayonnaise Salad p Dressing stays smooth and intrammelled; e iz 3 never separates. It has the tion and exports . . same consistency, the same characterand individual flavor, always—because it is made of pace with the re: z increase, a E & All plantations are now close to their purest materials. It gives maximum production basis. savoriness to the simplest Annual Profits 26 Per Cent. | salad, adds zest to sandwiches, The report estimated that a rubber new relish to familiar foods. plantation represente an invest. 3 Dnt ot from 3200 to §400 per mcre,| ~For more than thirty years With 400 pounds of rubber an acre Howard's has been famous with those who understand the art of salad making. . . . ot 16 or 17 cents a pound in New Get it at your grocer's or York was about the lowest at which delicatessen. the plantations could recover their operation expense. An addition of Sewn Fox Faez Recirs Forogs— 15 cents to 8 figure would give at r least & 15 per cent return on invested learn these simple, eco.w;m':l ua. capital for even the higher-cost plan- | to vary your wmenus. J. F. Howard, iations. Inc., 148 State Street, Boston, Mass. There is now $305.000,000 invested tn British plantations. the report Further estimated, and $876,000,000 in KAPLOWITZgros. INCORPORATED 721 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST BEAUTIFUL SUMMER GOWNJ $187> $25 - $33 AND UP TO s6s5 | THE ACTUAL VALUES ARE §25 TO 3133 AN EXQUISITE COLLECTION OF SUMMER GOWNJ WITHOUT A PARALLEL FOR BEAUTY, SMARTNESS AND REMARKABLE BARGAINS FROM THE IMORNING SPORT FROCK TO THE FASCINATING EVENING GOW N SPECIALIZING IN FASHIONS DE LUXE EXCLUSIVELY FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE ALSO GREAT BARGAINS IN SUMMER COAT.S, WRAP” AND SUMMER SILK ENSEMBLE.S STORE OPENJS 8:30 A. M. tleyS Any time, anywhere, any day;, this is #he tea for you. Orange Pekoe Tea Makes good tes ¢ certainty Store Hours for Friday and Saturday ANOTHER NEW STORE OPENS FRIDAY A Store Near Your Home £ This Week SMOKED UNEEDA LOFFLER'S . T HAMS BISCUIT probucts || Alexandria, Va. FRIDAY —Our stores will re- cating at SATURDAY —Our stores will price. Y ; One of these fine quality Corner r Patri o main open until 9 p.m. Smoked Hams makes fine Pkg., 5c g:::ll‘(;irteu Cameron and trick Sts Other National Biscuit Co." 4 ¢ c an economical Next Week—We Will Announce a - Per Pound. products reduced to five cents are Uneeda | Sliced Cooked close at noon. Per 27 Rl TiaEhe, | 19 New Store in Rosemont, Va. fettes and Small Pre. 3 Lb., c mium .\u‘d.n 3 W 14-Pound Carton c Our Famous GREEN BAG COFFEE Per Lb. 39¢ Special Sale on Fig Bars Specials This Week Inl;nl(ulf 3,\4:)(;1::»_‘9\:.“ l‘l\\:‘:‘}l:lr1:((“‘lEliL'i“:J:"\?‘l 'iL‘Q‘]l):l’rl<. :mt; c amp e s or eans Cans c the very large sale of these goods in our stores have proved to us the satisfaction they give. \ good summertime special—and at a good price Special this entire week . Lb., Quart Grape Juice Per Bottle 350 Lemonade and Pound Cake FANCY LARGE LEMONS, doz., 35¢ COOK’S POUND CAKE, perlb., 25¢ A Good Combination for Any Hot Night The Time Is Here Fresh Tomatoes of most excellent quality are now arriving in large quantities from the South. Many carloads have already passed through our stores. Price is now reasonable, quality is fine and most every one enjoys full ripe, red tomatoes. FRESH FLORIDA TOMATOES, per'b.... C Note—All tomatoes when received by us are not full red in color. Nearly all our patrons demand full red, ripe tomatoes. Yet, if you do not want to use all of your purchase at once, those not used may de- teriorate rapidly. \Why not buy a few partly green ones; they'll ripen on your pantry shelves. Widlar’s Mayonnaise, Jar . 2lc Howard’s Mayonnaise, Bottle, 25¢ Gelfand’s Mayonnaise, Jar . 25¢ A “Chow May” Sandwich and a Glass of Ginger Ale “Chow May,” Jar . . . . 29¢ Uneeda Biscuits, Pkg. . . . 5c Dorsch’s “Alofa” Bread . 8¢ National Pale Dry, Bottle . 12"z If you will buy a case of National Pale Dry containinrg one dozen you’ll save money. Cost, case, one dozen When bottles are empty return in the case— we buy from you for... Or exactly 10 cents per bottle for the contents Kinney’s Salmon . . . 27c, 45¢ Argo Salmon . . . . . 2lc Kippered Herring, can . . 10c Tuna Fish,can . . ., . . 29¢c Get Ready for Hot Weather Take Home a Case of Your Favorite Beverage Clicquot Ginger Ale Clicquot Pale Dry Clicquot Root Beer and Sarsaparilla Canada Dry Pale Ginger Ale National Pale Dry Jack Frost Ginger Ale Anheuser-Busch Ginger Ale Budweiser Coca-Cola Christo Soda Pop Nu-G}-ape (Imitation—Not a Grape Juice) Widmer's brand—you have proven its quality. LIBBY’S |Schimmel'sJelly AllFlavors,Glass ]_Oc | BUTTER | White House Rice * .z 1 Oc The very finest quality head rice—and in a full pound package. One of our best offer- e wter, d we | Chum Salmon 2 Cans for 2 5c low. 'é:;‘ff : 221/2(: Other Good Values et 4l § TV NEW CROP Sapremely Good | PEAS herlb. ... ... 10c poraToes, ) Lbs. 23 ¢ FORD’S PRESERVES | CABBAGE, per . ... rotatoes 15 Lbs. 25¢ Made From Fresh Fruits TEXAS and Sugar : NEW CROP We con\:l:‘ rorps | ONIONS,. 3 Lbs. 29C STRING BEANS, per lbl 5(: ;hc finest rf_rc>(21r\ es ave TEXAS NEW 1ave ever oftered you. Once Tried You Will Buy | CARROTS, bunch . 71/20 SPINACH, - 4 Lbs. 25c Them Often pes 2Q¢ | 6005 Virginia Pippin Apples, 3 Lbs., 20¢ e 23¢| “High Life” Peas Swiss—easily sliced—per carton Our low price continues on this brand of 4 supreme quality peas. It's the best value we gp&i&ggglgUt have offered in canned peas for a long time. i g e g If you want peas of finest quality vou should This is the size heretofore selling for 25¢ try at least one can of 1 ligh Life. - | Our ver Can of Pi | é&fio%?m i 271/2c Per can BRAND, can Shredded Wheat, pkg. . . . 12 POST TOASTIES Pkg. 10¢ Triscuit Biscuit, pkg. . . . . 9 Canned M kg LIBBY’S—Corned Beef, cea%ts “KEYSTONE” PEACHES | 18 Vienna Sausage, can..12¢c These are Hunt Bros. pack, quality extremely fine, the biggest Potted Meat, can twenty-five cents worth of canned c Deviled Ham’ can 17%(: fruit we can offer you. Per can.. Lunch Tongue, can . ..25¢ UNDERWOOD’S Deviled Ham Land 0’Lakes Butter, Ib., 50c¢ ' Sanitary Brand Butter, Ib. . 47%c First Prize Nutmargarine, Ib. . 22c . BlueLabel Boned Chicken, per can. ... .50c No Trouble to Find Good Eggs Sanitary Peanut Butter, glass, 23¢ Just ask for Sanitary brand eggs. This brand chlE e e e e T e T S L] assures you of good iresh eggs every time you buy. Quart Jar Ollves FREG TR 49c Try one dozen and be convinced. Do ibvsion [ DL OO PEG Soap . . ., 6for 25 Ritter’s Spaghetti, can...... Golden Bantam Corn, can Star Soap e a Cake, 5¢ “Paris” Sugar Corn,5cansfor....$1.00 |33 = D 31— o - on Blue Ridge Corn Heinz Pickles . . . Pint, 30¢ rusty Friend Succotash, can ST L e T World’s Favorite Stringless g cf',lflatel.;lo‘m,a Per Lb., 49¢ todinea > Salt . . Pkg., 10c