Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1925, Page 32

32 ~ The deeds of men great in their respective fields adorn the pages of history. The world takes cognizance of their works and pays homage to their memory. b When the events of the last century are chronicled and the names of those who were real benefactors and who rendered valuable aid to humanity are written, the great FOUNDER of the A&P organization will be assuredly classed among the fore- most. Statesmen, soldiers, educators, legislators, scientists and explorers have all contributed to the betterment of our people. More than half a century ago the FOUNDER of this organization started in a modest way in New York City. Conditions in those gloomy days were far from satis- factory. Even so far back, living costs were considered high. The dream of com- mercial ascendancy, the hope of benefitting by larger distribution and less overhead cost actuated our FOUNDER, and today millions of contented patrons are enjoying freedom from exorbitant prices and purchasing their groceries from stores scrupu- lously clean and attractively appointed, at prices whici clways afford material savings. ———————————————————————————————— OUR MANAGERS’ AND CLERKS’ VACATIONS. Commencing Wednesday, ® June 17, our Stores will close at 1 P.M. and will continue to close each Wednesday at 1 o’clock throughout the Summer months. WATCH our Windows and Tuesday Eve- PEAS " Tender Sifted Wisconsin Peas CAMPBELL’S BAKED BEANS Quaker Brand PUFFED RI OR WHEAT CE IONA BRAND TOMATOES THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., In Furtherance of Our Public-Be-Pleased Policy. We have Installed in All Our Stores a Distinct HEINZ DEPARTMENT MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1925. WEEK SALE 1859 We glory in our FOUNDER’S achievement, and today his cherished dream of linking the Atlantic and Pacific with a chain of Red Front Stores is about to be real- ized. In almost every city and town throughout the land the familiar Red Front Stores can be seen, identical in appearance, equal in value-giving, and conducted only by men trained in courtesy and salesmanship. 12,000 RETAIL GROCERY STORES, 27 LARGE WAREHOQUSES, manufac- turing and canning plants in various States, purchasing offices in all important foreign commercial centers, operated and controlled by 35,000 LOYAL, CO-OPERA- TIVE EMPLOYEES!!! In commemoration of this, and in appreciation of your loyalty and patronage, we are having a Founder’s Week Sale, beginning June 15th and ending June 20th. Extraordinary bargains will be published from time to time in the local papers and { you will have many opportunities to save during this great Founder’s Week. ning’s Times for the announcement of Wednesday Morning Specials. You will find many opportunities to save. Please shop early Wednesday -morning so that our Men HEINZ EGGS || spachErT e 4|c 2 & 19 ’ S 20 A&P BRAND Evaporated MILK Our Best Seller IONA BRAND TOMATOES 2 b= 29¢ Strictly Fresh Where You Will Find the Famous Heinz Products, Nationally Known for N Christo ! BEVERAGES Constantly Iced for Your Convenience d%25¢ 6% 26¢ Their Purity and Excellence of Quality The Following is a Selection Heinz Baked Beans, small plain can. . . 10c Heinz Ideal Mustard, bottle.. Heinz Baked Beans, medium plain can, 14c Heinz Sour Onions, Picnic, bottle Heinz Baked Beans, in Sauce, sm. can.10c Heinz Sweet Mustard Pickles, 6}-0z.bt.22c ABNER DRURY’S BEVERAGE Light or Dark—“Aged in Wood” 4 25¢ 5~ 26¢ Heinz Baked Beans, in Sauce, med. can, 14c Heinz Chow Chow, Picnic, 5-oz. bottle, 22¢ Heinz Kidney Beans, small can Heinz Kidney Beans, medium can Heinz Vegetarian, small can Heinz Vegetarian, medium can Heinz Ketchup, small bottle Blue Peter Brand SARDINES Imported—Packed in Pure Olive Oil Each 2 Cans cpizin 20€ N e LOFFLER’S 8 O’CIOCk Sugar Cured COFFEE [||CALAS “The Timely Breakfast Lean, Tender, Little Hams Beverage” : Averaging 4 to 6 Lbs. Lb. 3Qc ||| Lb- 17 "~ LOFFLER’S Sugar Cured Regular HAMS Averaging 8 to 10 lbs. S LOFFLER’S SLICED COOKED HAM Put up in carefully wrapped waxed paper en- velopes in 1;-lb. packages ready to serve HASTY-TASTY DESSERT A Chocolate Pudding of Delightful Flavor Shredded Wheat 11c Heinz Sour Plain Pickles, 5-oz. bot.. .22¢ 16¢ Heinz Sour Mixed Pickles, 5-oz. bot.. .22¢ 10c Heinz Sweet Mixed Pickles, 53-oz. bot. 22c 14¢ Heinz Sweet Plain Pickles, 51-oz. bot..22¢ 20c Heinz Peanut Butter, med. 6-oz. bot., 19¢ ]gfzgé 25¢ CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS 1b.33c P & G NAPHTHA SOAP, 6 “ ar MAYONNAISE &k —_—— — —— —————— v ligiaes29c e POTATOES, 10 = 39¢] . ; ENCORE BRAND SPAGHETTI “Just Heat—Then Eat” Cans NAT. BIS. CO. GRIDIRON COOKIES - A Cocanut Covered Cookie Filled With Jelly Lb. 27c Clicquot Club Silverbrook Regular and Pale Dry Print GINGER ALE|[| BUTTER Two of the Best Churned From Fresh Cream Put Up th Convenient 14-lb. Bot. ]12¢ Table Portions Contents | Lb. 53c Cakes Grown on the Slopes of the Andes Mnun‘- c tains. Nature’s most perfect Beverage—in 49 ¢ triple-sealed cartons, 1b c r G & G GINGER ALE A Cool, Refreshing Drink of Sparkling Goodness Bottle 8¢ Contents Maxwell House Coffee 50C a Pound “Good to the Last Drop” »TEA Co.