Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1925, Page 26

26 » THEATER WORKERS " GET PAY INCREASE - nis and upon their the new THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3. CHAPMAN DECISION : 15 DUE NEXT WEEK - Convict Spends Day He Was ;' to Have Been Hanged in Cell at State Prison. 1925. WILL HONOR OFFICIALS. Libertlex Union was this | led o the Vilson The chief probiem awaiting the solu- attention of | tion of the conferenc " vears al Atlanta Until Judge Thomas' decision he authorities urther moves risdietior 40 spend the nex R ntiary f Dispateh to The will held be decision o i hearing ctions of the f this mornk ,gk\ Try the New ,J Cuticura | Shaving Stick Freely Lathering =53\ Medicinal and Emollient ar in several ted from the re Proposal That Churches Up- hold Conscientious Objectors Starts Long Debate. 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Aol e er - tived $4 40 .75 Part - Wool$sWomen's $4.50 & Union Suits . $1.00, $3.00 Try it yourself $5.00, §10.00 and be the first to tell others about its fine flavor 1§ 88 $5 Silk Umbrellas ENT Y o>-TI I DTl by Van Camp jom Suits’ \,hlldren s Cotton Hose 10c¢ $1.25 Stalloncr) 87c¢ Linen Begin now to enjoy some of the great im- From the home makers land Cotton provements I have been abie to make in the tomato soup which I take great pleasure inannouncing after working years to perfect it. Women from every state have helped me pro- duce this new soup with suggestions and helpful criticisms. Tomany I have been sending for years for their comments and approval, I ask you to try it for these 7 reasons: Made of tomatoes rich in the sweet tomato sugars. None of the green parts are used, eliminating the sharp, acrid tasting parts of the tomato. The delicate flavors of the natural tomato sugars are retained by my new method of cooking. Avery appetizing, rich red color. June butter gives it extra fla- vor; also a full and creamy smoothness. Rich in nutrients that growing children need. of good tomato soup I dis- covered the flavor prefer- ences of people. Ilearned that some want the tomato flavor mild; some want the sweet to- mato sugars accentuated and others want the sharp, acrid parts of the tomato emphasized. The vast majority, however, prefer that em- phasis in flavor be placed upon the sweet tomato sugars. sampies of my new ex- Mixes easily with milk or water. Now I have found the periments. Others have visited me in my laboratory and brought with them their suggestions for the making of this tomato soup. right tomato and produced a soup which I feel is the precise blend of the tomato flavor which 90% of all soup lovers want. To you ladies who have not played a part in helping me produce this new tomato soup —1I want to make this suggestion Try this new soup. You may be surprised with its superior qualities. 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