Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1925, Page 37

+ 000,000 a TRAINMEN FAVOR WAR WAGE SCALE Western Brotherhood Heads Approve Proposals for Increased Pay. . By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 5 centering on restoration proposal wor un 1 gt than "l\\r(wl n\(’n in yard nml ll'!ln service. Campaign Reopened. This action is believed to be the first trainmen; the conduc Manufacturers ‘to Meet Here for| Two-Day Conference. Ixecutives of m a (“D ‘ld\ confer consider further . ardization prosr: several m ship of Moator Tr One of the imp msetlm. will be ANNUAL “MUM” SHOW; TO OPEN TOMORROW One New Specimen Produces Ball of Brilliant Blooms Four Feet in Diameter. The twenty-fourth annual chrysan- themum show of the Department of Agriculture will be opened to the bublic at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at the department greenhouse, Four- teenth and B streets. Mrs. Jardine, wife of the Secretary, of Agriculture, will be hostess today private showing to the wives of t members and members of the ic nvi ee l v ien developed during the year )y department florists. If weather conditions permit, the han 25,- | show will be continued through two © | Sundays, Wise Byrnes, superintendent | of the greenhouses, announced. | A feature of the exhibitions will be have been trained in such a | . roduce a ball of blooms -} lt(‘! in diameter. i e Cvnfederate Veteran Dies. \IH\T(;\')\H RY, Ala., Novembe [ e, United Con- terans, died at his home, W, . “If It's Fabric or Fur' We Can Clean or Dye It” Blankets Curtains Carpets Coats - Dresses Draperies Evening Clothes Hats Men’s Suits Overcoats Quick Service— Reasonable Rates FOOTER’S Cleaners and Dyers 1332 G St. NW. Main 2343 COLOR IT NEW WITH “DIAMOND DYES” Just Dip to Tint or Boil X (imw so simple any address b an Smithers, chlef coordinator of lh? dy budget bureau, while in the evening a ‘woman can tint soft, delicate shades or banquet will be held at the New Wil-|s 1 lard Hotel. The delegates will he re- ceived by President Coolidge at the White House Thursday and \un later visit the Bureau of Frederick William returned to Ge 5 status of a | izen. There has been no 1 'ui m of his intention of leaving country. skirts, d!‘"&'{?s coats, stock- ings, sweaters, drap- |eries, coverings, hangings—e very- thing! Buy Diamond Dyes—no other kind— | and tell your druggist whether the ma- | terial you wish tqgrolor is wool or silk, | or whether it is linen, cotton or mixed goods. + The Magnet of Quality l.osAngeles L:mlted Premier Train to Southern California Its distinctive service attracts CALIFORNIA Mountains, can- yons, rivers, sea- shore, tropical trees of the appoi hotels. 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Sy, “Gen't Act., chuw Bidg., 214 Pennsyivania 13 E ohe Philadelphia Scenic Route [ ] THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Now Selling Corby’s Fruit Cake Exceptionally 4 7 ]/2 c Meat You Can Afford | Carton—Lb., at Moderate Prices A still lower price and plenty of ad- ditional supplies. Not in a long time has any one item proven so popular. On the large size smoked shoulder there is plenty of well flavored meat. The larger the shoulder the greater proportion of meat. For boiling, slicing, cooking with vegetables, etc., try one and you'll come back for another. Per 119 Large Size Smoked Shoulders, = GREEN BAG COFFEE" White Potatoes, 10 Lbs.45¢ Sweet Potatoes, 4 Lbs. 17¢ Yellow Onions, 4 Lbs. 17¢ CARROTS, TURNIPS ; AND RUTABAGAS 4 Lbs. for 15¢ DILL ZPICKLES sémn 3 for 10¢ Libby’s Sauerkraut, can . . 10c Blue Ridge Corn, 2 cans . . 25¢ Silver Label Peas,2 cans . . 25¢ Ralston’s Pkg_ 2 4c Whole Wheat—Uncooked Breakfast Cereal KARO SYRUP At Low Prices BLUE: No. 175, Can, 10c; No. 5 Can, 29c; RED: No. 1Y, Can ORANGES Specials This Week <l 10c VIRGINIA SWEET 25¢ PANCAKE, pkg. TUNA FISH 10c 17%¢ 'All White Meat, can WHITE HOUSE RICE, full one-lb. pkg. VAN CAMP’S TOMATO SOUP SANITARY ROLLED OATS, pkg. T 25¢ Per Ritter’s Puree of Tomato A Big Value £ 15¢| 3 Cans for , Walnuts, Ib. PLUM PUDDING s 50c = 60¢ D. €, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1925. A Store Near Your Home Loffler’s Sliced Breakfast Bacon 25¢ Made by Swift Co. Also Scrapple, Pork Puddings, Frankfurters, Sausage and Link 1-Ib. ANOTHER NEW STORE OPENS SATURDAY 1525 Benning Road N.E. Perhaps you call it H St. N.E., but H St. ends at 15th St. and from there on eastward the street is Benning Road. Store is just east of the car barn. Phenix .Lard Cheese Bulk or Carton That very fine “club” cheese, 19c in factory-packed half-pound car- We recommend the one-pound tons. Buy it next time; you'll carton. It's the modern way to prefer it always. 23c sell"or to buy lard. Plenty from 1/p-lb. carton the tub, though, if you want it. Each Jewel Shortening A vegetable product, a substi- tute for lard, a irying and shortening product. 15-1b. Package for Per Lb., Swiss or American, Our New Store NEXT WEEK Located at 2107 E St. N.W. Will Be Opened Mince Meat California New 3 5 c 35¢ Ford’s Preserves Raspberry, Strawberry, Blackberry, Cherry, Pineapple Also Peach Jam Per Jar, 30c None Finer Made in America Crop Soft Shell Fancy Large 5 Brazil Nuts, Ib. Preserved Figs Per Jar An Excellent Value Welch’s ' Grapelade e finest thing in pure \L.m by the Welch Per Jar, 17}c ARMOUR'’S OATS Pre. 10¢ GOLDEN We now offer this popular syrup in the popular size tin. No. 2V, size CROWN SYRUP Per 150 Can The season is now on. Fruit is coming in fine con- dmon We are ready for at all store: CHUM SALMON Plenty on hand again. Due to congestion of ship- ping offered to steamship lines, our consignments were badly delayed, but we have plenty on hand now. Good food at a 2 Cans 25c low price Dromedary Dates, package Dromedary Cocoanut, package Baker’s Canned Cocoanut, can Duryea’s Corn Starch Wilbur’s Baking Chocolate, £ pound Walter Baker’s Chocolate, £ pound XXXX Powdered Sugar, package Brown Sugar, package Brer Rabbit Molasses Duff’s Ginger Bread Man Molasses. Red River Baking Molasses Lemon Extract . ... Vanilla Extract. . .. for .15¢, 27c 9¢, 13¢, 27c 10¢, 18¢, 39¢ Large Jars Texas Creme 3 for 25¢ 3 for 25¢ WiieSoap.....D for 23¢ National Apple Week Prices quoted for this special event will be con- tinued until Saturday closing. We quote them again: Western Box Apples, 3 Ibs. for 25¢ Tt . R, T Drsstern Boxed Th,, 10c; per box, $3.75 e 4 bs. for 25¢ | Winesaps, YORK IMPERIALS . 7 Ibs., 25¢ Prices Good Until Saturday’s Closing WESTERN BOXED PEARS 325 White Flakes Just unloaded a carload of especially fine fruit. It L Per Lb. 39¢ Land O’Lakes Butter, pound “Sanitary” Butter, pound “Sanitary” Eggs, dozen Nutmargarine, First Prize, pound Fancy Smoked Hams, per pound Kingan’s Sliced Bacon, £ pound Jos. Phillips’ “Original” Sausage, pound, 40c Jos. Phillips’ “Franks,” per pound Jos. Phillips’ Bologna, per pound Horse Radish, bottle Chow Chow (Vegetable), bottle Gelfand’s Mayonnaise, jar Geldfand’s Mayonnaise, pint jar Geldfand’s Combination Relish, jar. . Cream of Wheat, pkg., 14¢ and 24c Wheatena, pkg. . . . . . 22 LOG CABIN SYRUP Small, 16 Oz. Large, 36 Oz. A Highly 2 7c k= e 52c Cane Syrup GRAPEFRUIT == 10¢ = 12%2¢ CANNED TOMATOES Enormous sales on canned tomatoes: are the result of this very low price. Not in many years have prices on canned tomatoes heen so Puifed Sun Maids The new seeded raisin that isn't sticky. It’s the new process of seedimg and prepar- ing raisins. The same kind of raisins but pre- pared in a way you'll like better. 2 = 25¢