Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 13

$1,700, 000 Savmg by Fruit) " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1925. 1 means lower average cost to con- sumers. Thus the co-operative move ment inevitably reduces the cost ol living and justifies the whole hearted support of consumers A G. Rubinow, St. Paul, sald a SRS way to organize |a national potato growers' e'(chnnge ’u» handle the common problems of he State Co-operative Potato Grow- |ers’ ‘Associations of Maine, Colorado, Michigan, Idaho and Minnesota. “This national eéxchange,” said Mr. Rubinow, “will eventually set up stmilar State exchanges in all the late potato pro- ducing States." In the opinion of H. W. Samson, | speclalist of the U m(c‘d States Depart- {ment of Agriculture, the great- est nee of the |19rlflh|x|\le fruit in. {Qustry is uniform standardizing of p.l'mlr\ and packs CALLS MASS MEETING ON GRADE CROSSING | Hyattsville Mayor Invites Eight Towns to Help Settle Elimina- tion Problem. of Berwyn. to decide which of four ing menace shall be adopted. communities and Hyattsville, conventions, their ballots. Public Service Commission of Growers Not Burden Upon Buyers, Rule Declares. | Special Dispatch to T HYATTSVILLE, d., July 30.— Mayor Irving Ow lngs issued a call this morning for a mass meeting on the crossing elimination question, to be held tonight at the State Armory. He is sending invitations to the - 'muvmu of Mount Rainier, Brentwood, o North Brentwood, Riverdale, the 1 FORD REACHES GZD YEAR. | commissioners of. ‘Cotiage Cloy ana Bladensburg, and the Home Has No Thought of Declining | School clation of College Years, He Says, on Birthday. DETROIT, Mich., July 30 ®).— | Henry KFord, millionaire maker of au- > | tomobiles, is celebratthg his 62d birthday today, but with him birth. days are an undigcussed subject. His comments were confined to a few g . brief statements health and exp | over the future He was asked ho l about his diminishing tends to|the manufacturer replied: “Why, 1 1, whic h ‘ never think of diminishing days. im es, Mr. |living in today, not tomorrow or yes- © terday Yesterday has been taken re of and tomorrow will take care itself. at the crossing. has been can Tomorrow Beginning 9:15 A.M. Final and Complete Disposal of Entire Stock of Spring and Summer ive to his good ns of optimism a man felt at 62 Cuts Cost _of Living vears, to which Men's Summer Pajamas $1:%5 There'll be many hot nites in August when you'll enjoy a pair of these cool, com- fortable pajamas. They are made of lightweight checked $ AT .75 STANDARD PRICE, $15.00 EVERY SIZE FROM 16 TO 42. nainsook. self-striped madras NONE EXCHANGED and fine quality percale. Tans—Blues—\Vhites. . Raleih Haberdasher Z=HoP Thirteen Ten F Street Inc. 1316 G Street City Club Building A new link in the Piggly Wiggly chain opens next Saturday, August 1st, at— 9014 CONNECTICUT AVENUE N. W. —between Fessenden and Harrison Streets, located to supply the needs of this fast developing Chevy Chase section. This store is equipped with a FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT, handling the high- est grade of fresh meats, fish and poultry. FREE SAMPLES TO ALL PATRONS ON OPENING DAY SUMMER TIME IS SALAD TIME! Everything Needed to Make Tasty Salads Can Be Bought in Piggly Wiggly Crisp TOMATOES %= Ib.5¢ | LETTUCE === Each 10¢ SLICED PINEAPPLES| BARTLETT PEARS | ASPARAGUS TIPS DEL MONTE LADY ALICE DEL MONTE 16¢c---25c¢c--30c¢c | 23¢c—- 26¢c-—-35¢ Picnic Size Can No. 1 Square Can. VINEGAR 0% ciisc| WESSON OIL oiss: OLWE OIL & - 48| GELFAND’S ¥ v 25 | GRANULATED SUGAR American Sugar Refining Co. Best Cane Granulated—for Preserving 10 Ibs. 57¢ 100 bs. $5° UNEEDA BISCUITS A National Biscuit Co. Special oo sin O that want the best in cooking SHREDDED WHEAT The Always Popular Breakfast Dish POST TOASTIES Double Thick Corn Flakes Swift’s Premium 8 to 10 Ib. Sizes , “Sunset Gold” Fresh Creamery BIITTER EGES = Bartlett Pears Cooking Apples. ... Watermelons . ... PEACHES re'er preserving b. 52¢ | HAMS Ib. 37¢ doz. 47¢ |BACON " Ib. 52¢ Carlons Bushel Basket, $2-25 and the Parent-Teacher Assoclation The unit rule will prevail in voting plans for the ‘elimination of the railroad cross- delegation, representing the invited will be Erouped conveniently, as in political and brief conferences will be held among them to prepare The results of the meeting will be communicated to the land, which will authorize the change Community Concert Canceled. The band concert to have bes given by the Community Civie Band at South Dakota avenue, Twenty-: sixth and Irving streets northeast celed, the office of public bulldings and public parks announced md\lodu) because of the Bryan funeral BETTIE FROCKS EVERY COLOR INCLUDING WHITE— NONE CHARGED BANCROFT SERVICE HELD. Entire Karuizawa Community At- tends Memorial in Japan. TOKIO, services were held today at Karuizawa in honor of the memory of the late Ambassador Edgar A. Bancroft, who dled there vesterday. The entire com- munny atfended th' urvlce« e Aynerican embaspy e word wal awulled from V\Mhlnglnn regard- ing sending the body to the United States, and from the Japanese gov- Rizik Brothers Friday: All Remaining Stock Y, Price EORGETTE and soft cloth Ensem- bles, separate Coats, street and after- noon Dresses in printed crepe, geor- gette, crepe Roma; Dinner Gowns in em- broidered net, georgette, black laces and prints, a few hmdcd styles and imported models—these, including our finest models of the season, have place in this 15 Price Final Clearance Note: 24 printed crepe and combina- Raleigh HaberdaSher tion flat crepe street dresses... 10.75 I Inc. Thirteen-Ten F Street ernment as to the special train and|the Ambassador from Karuizaw: guard of honor to bring the body of | Tokio. Open Until 2 P.M. Saturday July 30 (#).—Memorial Friday Specials Women’s Department 35 DS;:::::‘ Silk $12.50 18 Knicker Suits. $1 5.00 $19.50 $15-00 $19.50 25 Tailored Suits. Were $45 to $52.50 22 Flannel Dresses. Were $29.50 to $35 9 Flannel Ensemble Suits. 8 Flannel Coats. Were $27 to $29.50 All Knox Straw TWELVE CTHLERTNEEN R STORE NEWS 8AM. to 6 P.M. Building Operations Force Amazing Reductions Sounds strange to tell you we've just added 1,200 new Suits to our stock, but they were contracted for and had to be re- ceived. Makes over 1,600 suits to be rushed out before they’re damaged by dust and dirt. Hundreds of Suits at About ONE-HALF Value We were able to specify weights and colors. You'll find this last assortment just right for Fall and early Winter wear. Fine blue serges, pure worsteds and heavy French flannels in solid dark colors and attractive stripes. $40 and $50 Values 4 Necessary Alterations at Actual Cost $50 and $60 Values ‘32 These include the superfine models of our “Stratford” and “Fashion Park” lines. Just stop and think of the value we’re offering at these prices! It’s really the greatest bargain offer- ing of our business career. The Fall suit will soon be needed. NOW is the time to buy it! g a to