Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1925, Page 16

16 THE EVENING hT \R. WASHINGTON, D. C., MOXNDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1925. “""lll"VlflIlllllllllllllllllll"“““"”llillllll"lllll"l""g Have Your Car £ Cleaned Right —by the Cold Dry —Steam Process Every part reached—inside. outside, underneath—and ihe motor, with’ ‘ulfltn Tugs or T $1.50up Cold Slonm'l’rm ess Auto Laundry 1139 17th N.W. ¥ : £ Case Germany Rejected Peace Plan. 0 I States would go to war azainst Ger many if the war lords of that nation First M(,rtgagt‘ Bonds Booklet N° 1 The E.H H.Smith Co. Smith Bulding. 5" L v fteenth Street made to the R IN 32 YEARS (ol House dur] o England in + newly Life and Page.” war-time American dor to London. While Ambassad there were at that grounds for the U nst Germuny, he strong inst the House plan, would e of Walter Hi Aml an Feelinz St st Germany and, the new " that Col. Hou in joke. that if the peo knew he here on be MADDUX, MA'{V‘!ALL MOSS & MALLORY, Inc. 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Would Bar Cars Having PIS-‘ ton Displacement Greater ‘ Than 91 1-2 Cubic Inches. | ey | New lim | pi in the pist the sanction of the Automohile Assoc| f oMchal 1 time had come to engines permitted in these events in which 1 ri of 101.13 miles displacement cubic ympared with 447.1 in the n; th which Ray it will not be long un nes will develop speeds St up to present-day INCOME TAX REFUND, 7,000 Claims Made for Payments for Living Expenses While on Duty. | lind, He Plans to Preach 1 Milhe hlind W] ( @Em; in loaves = OOQOOOOQQQO 00606449 %ALE' Graranteed Indestructibic French Pearls | J>J3AADUMJ 06009 85 % famous the of one will hthe dis- understanding ey will he m«.wuu.a,couqxx e ¢ necklaces can be ted eisewhere This phenom- condition is sht about by the value of the French franc today, also the producer’s need of ready cash enal brou; Look for the Big Clock clinger's 818 F Street Opposite Patent Office lefld:E-flt__JflC:lE::]uC—:lanflEml;_—_:lm APPLES Our stores are well supplied with fine cooking apples direct from Vir- ginia's famous orchards. i 7 1s.25¢ Yellow Onions 5 Ibs., 18c¢ SUNNYFIELD SLICED BACON Machine sliced, rindless 12 1b., 25¢ No. 1 Every One Guaranteed Doz. 47(: VAN CAMP'S EVAPORATED MILK G 2BE | PORK SAUSAGE Meat or I.oose or in Cartons Links lena Brand Tomatoes 25¢ BOKAR COFFEE With all the flavor preserved large Cans because it's fresh Lb.52¢ IONA BRAND KETCHUP Made from large, ripe In Sealed Cartons Tomatoes Ul 80z Boe | () MALT BREAKFAST FOOD 23c Pkg. | GREAT THE BUTTER See(Coffeer39¢ EGGS The AP Gyj)sxes will be on the air Monday night from 9 to 10 P.M. Tune in for an hour of real entertainment. National Apple Week This week we will observe in all our stores National Apple Weck. Our stores, always supplied with the finest eating and cooking apples, will this week be stocked with an extra supply of the very best apples obtainable. These apples will be at- tractively priced so that every one may enjoy their goodness. We respectfully ask that you join us in this campaign given over to the increased consumption of “The King of Fruits.” Remember that the old adage, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away,” is no myth, but a true statement, verified by the country's leading physicians. POTATOES Fine Quality Eastern Shore Stock 4 1s. 15¢ GOLD DUST For Washing, Scouring and All Cleansing Purposes Large Size Pkg. 2 SC OLD MILL WATER GROUND CORN MEAL Ground in the old-fashioned way at an o!d-fashioned mill between stones. We enjoy the exclusive distribution of this real Southern corn meal. 2-Lb.Bag 10} H-Lb.Bag 22c| PURE LARD OPEN KETTLE RENDERED 2 Lbs. 3;7(: SILVERBROOK PRINT Made from heavy, pas- teurized cream. Notable for its fine flavor! SUNNYBROOK STRICTLY FRESH From nearby farms. The pick of the nest in DOZ. V5-doz or doz. cartons. PACIFIC BRAND TOILET PAPER SOFT CREPE TISSUE A‘mmn@& IPA@I lFll . 60 EEEEEEEEEEDEEEEEDE—QE@E:——E EATING PPLES Stayman Winesaps bs. 25¢ Fancy Western 3 Lbs. 25¢ POTATOES 10 Lbs. 45¢ New York State Cobblers Cold weather in the pro- ducing section and a crop shortage has caused the potato market to jump by leaps and bounds. Potatoes at any price at this time are very scarce. Through the foresight of our buvers in the producing section, we have been able to buy a good supplv. We wish to assure our patrons that they will find plentv of potatoes on hand in all of our stores at all times. Jonathans =5 o - | Wt A&P Rolled Qats 10c¢ Pxe. Corby’s Mother’s Bread Fresh Three Times Each Day 16-0z. Loaf 8¢ New Pack Tematoes Large, ripe Tomatoes, hand- picked from Maryland vines 3t 25¢] IONA BRAND CORN NEW PACK Med. Cans 0| e————— o] ——— ol —=[ale———0 [ =3 Ial——=— ¢ 61C Can IOC 1925 NEW PACK PEAS Sweet and tender 2 Cans 25¢ TEA o] | 4 CG.