Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1925, Page 18

NOTABLES ATTEND - F.C.HICKS RITES Gabmel Membem Among §Honorary Bearers—Burial to Be in New York. Fxreml services for Frederick C. custodlan ied Monday W Lherle Regi- Representative be taken to Yestbury, | ht and interment | e Saturday morn- | ) at Westbury, L. | one of the He xom’-lwd | HOSTESS FRUIT CAKE In the Handsome Art Decora.ted Tins Only A GIFT EXTRAGRDINARY A Hostess Fruit Cake will be as highly acceptable as a box of the finest candy. Why not vary the usual practice this year by sending a Hostess Fruit Cake?. Truly a Confection as Delicious a8 You $4.69 Ever Tasted All Sanitary Stores have on hand or will secure for you these supremely good HOSTESS FRUIT CAKES. Large Size (51bs.) in tin. Each Prepared Cranberry uce Ocean Spray Brand A delicious preparation in tin, manufactured and prepared near the cran- berry bogs. Try a can, everybody likes it. Special This Week c Per Can A Store Near Your Home Boxed Cakes at Moderate Prices All are products we can recommend to give perfect satisfaction to any one. Brownie Chocolates, Ib., 25¢ Holiday, mixed, Ib., 17Y5¢ Ginger Snaps, bb.. . .12Y5¢c Packages Pennant Cheese Snax, Coconut Snaps, pkg... Pennant Cookies, pkg., 10c THE EVENINé STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1925. Dorsch’s Fruit Cake Sold by us for many years at holiday time asior 19C Citron, pkg. ......15¢ Citron, bulk, Ib. . .. .55¢ Currants, pkg. .....15¢ Puffed Sun-Maids, Dromedary Coconut, . 16¢ Baker’s Coconut, dry, 17¢ Baker’s Coconut, wet, 17¢ Paker’s Coconut, pkg., 7c Duryea’s Corn Starch.13¢ Dromedary Dates . . . 20c Lemon Extract . ....13c Vanilla Extract Brer Rabbit Molasses, gold ..... Duff’s Molasses, small, 15¢ Duff’s Molasses, large, 27¢ Red River Molasses. . 14¢ Another Saturday In that section known as Woodmont, Md. On the Rockville Pike North of Bethesda, Md. Salada Ln]wnln i Joined Broker Firm. ; Afterward he became a rember of | the brokerage firm of Hicks, Kip & | Herrick and was a member of the | New York Stock Exchange until | retiring at ¥ then enter: eteady we . ars Mfir‘(ed by a small jority, and in aldls, after having “rved continuously since first elected, vas returned to Congress by a huge majority of 00, said to have broken » record fo gressional campaigns. Soon aff ntering Congress he became one of the members of the naval affairs committee and was on this committee throughout his term. He was ardent in his interest in the Navy, and when aviation became such un important factor and a sub-com- tiittee was formed he was made chafr- 1an of it. His work on the latter committee was considered an impor- tant factor in th ncement of | ®viation. During his chairmanship he | introduced and hel rry through | very important m s for the ad vancement of the ervice. Often Presided in House. Mr. Hicks often was ca.ica upon by Speaker Gillett to preside over the House when speciai measures were under consideration, owing to his par- | ltamentary knowledge and good judg- | ment. He went abroad twice during the war, once to get first-hand knowledge on his own urfnun! goipg in th During | se on the | resolu- Eouth America by President Harding. | In 1924 he was made campaign direc. | tor of the Fastern division for the ! Coolldge campaign, during which he | was visited by a delegation requesting | him to run for the governorship of | Iew York: he declined, howeve: rica he was requested by sident to take the office ofw perty custodian. T — Bonds Fl;s:’}:‘smggw, | The F.H.Smith Co. | 0 | 815 Fifteenth Street s 2 YEA 7O ANY INVESTOR IN 3 nc ervice ‘to thelr members consiats of the toiiowing H Protection agninst burglary, breakin win'ows, fargery. emherricment an Compel “payment of InsufMelent fands | - Dlspateh Inveatigators at any hour of | zht to Investigate all erimes per- rated acuinat member: i . Collection of bad accounts at com- enercial rates. 3. Teeal advice on personal and business matter " witheut charce. Honjamin Lyona. formerly of the Tnited | es Service Defective Bureau, has been assigned to Woshineton ae Saist \lvm("'; Gruen Wrist Watches $25 Up Hamilton Watches, Elgin Watches $1350 up Bulova Wrist Watches, $25 up Oblong Swiss Wrist Watch, 16j. Special $1 Perfect blue white dia- mond set in latest style | i mountings. i 14 Carat, $35 1-6 Carat, $50 ¥, Carat, $90 Birth Stone ngs. Signet Rings, in solid gold.. ..$5 uwp Selection in 14-kt. l‘Vrbg:u:he Chains. ...$8 to $18.50 lid Gold and Platinum Scarf ‘l”flu:s. Bar Pins and Cuff Links. P. K. RICHTER 822 9th St., Bet. H and I § Tea, 4 bb. . . 25¢ ——Specials Until Saturday’s Closing— Cur Famous || Blue Ridge Corn, can 1 O Schimmel’s Jelly, glass ] ()¢ Keystone Peaches, can zzc Safety Matches Protecto Loffer’s Bacon, 4 Lb., 2--15¢ K ngan’s 23c “Crest Bacen, 5 Lb. Sugar-Cured Euon Strips, 23c¢ 29¢ Swansdown Cake Flour, per package, 35¢ York Imperial Apples We have just received and distributed 500 barrels of very fine Virginia grown York Imperial Apples. On sale now All new crop, 1925, nuts, con- sisting of Cali- fornia No. 1 Soft Shell Wal- nuts, Imported Almonds, Fil- berts Brazils. MIXED and Old Homestead, bulk, Ib., 1715c Social Club, ?—lb. glass jar, 38¢ Plum Pudding Richardson-Robbins National Biscuit Co. ...... 35¢ Heinz Layer Figs Imported Layer, Ib. ...... 29¢ Dates S § .20c | Lbs. ! c Certainly grapefruit at our low price is an inexpensive luxury, especially when a half of one grapefruit makes a portion plenty big enough to serve any one. See the nice large ones on sale at all our stores. Nt = 395 MinceMeat | ] ayer Raisins This year there will be no domestic layer raisins in our stores, due to the fact that none were packed in California this year. But we have secured a shipment of those won- derfully fine flavored Malagas from Spain and if you like fine flavored raisins you surely will want some of these. Buy early, a few days later may find us sold out. s v 7 GREEN BAG COFFEE, per Lb., 39¢ A New One! Quick Cook Wheat Meal A Revelation in Goodness A whole wheat meal, so prepared that it cooks in three minutes. You folks who want all of the wheat in appetizing form will find it in this product. Cooks Quickly Tastes Good Contains All the Wheat Cranberries, Ib. .. .......20c Oranges, doz. ... .. .. 39¢, 49¢ Potatoes, 10 Ibs. . ... ....49¢ Cabbage, perlb. ........ 3¢ Sweet Potatoes, 41bs. .. .22¢ Onions, 41bs. ...........15¢c BUTTER Land O’Lakes, Ib. .......60¢ LARD We offer you lard in the convenient and cleanly package—the modern way to both sell and buy lard. Why take lard in the old-fashioned, messy tray when you can get this modern package? We still sell lard from the tub for those who insist on having it, but why not try the new way. 2 Ibs. for 35c Carton or Bulk Pecans Large, fine quality pecans from culti- Perib. .. 55c Heinz 3for10c Dill Pickles .. Van Camp’s Food products that enable you to cut the cost of living. How can you get more for your money? Spaghetti, can..........10¢ Kidney Beans, can ......10c Pork & Beans . . ... . .3 for 25¢ Tomato Soup ......3 for 25¢ Tomatoes, No. 2 Size, 2 cans. . . 15¢ Salmon, Chum, 2 cans,. . . White Beans, Navy, 2 Ibs. Maxwell House Coffee, Ib “93¢ Christmas Candies Nearly one hundred (100) tons of the good candies we always provide for you at Christmas time. Six carloads of candy is another way of telling you the quantity that we estimated would be required to supply our stores for this holiday time. Now candy of this kind is found only at holiday time in our stores. Our large purchasing power enables us to secure very low prices, and our quo- tations this year, you will note, are lower than candy prices have been for several years. Our candies are pure and wholesome. The prices are very low, but we hope you will judge the candies by the quality and not by the price. Tens of thousands of families, we feel sure, will appreciate the oppor- tunity of buying these guaranteed quality candies at the following prices: Special Discount to Churches, Sunday Schools, and all other organizations, or to individuals who buy original cases, pails or cans. To all buyers of original cases, pails or cans a special discount of TEN Per Cent will be allowed. Buy while Dixie Mixed Per Lb. 1 5c A mixture of hard candies in small pieces, made from pure sugar base. No more wholesome candy for children, young or old. Original can contains 40 Ibs. 15¢ Broken Mixed Per Lb. An old-fashioned mixture, containing many large pieces. candies in this assortment are also pure sugar base. Original can contains 40 Ibs. Supenor Mizxed Per Lb. 15c A justly popular mixture that contains many soft pieces. A mix- ture all the children will like. Original pail contains 30 1bs. Melbourne Chocolates 5 Lbs. ‘1 These good chocolates have been sold by us at each Christmas time for several years. Just good chocolates of several kinds that appeal to folks who want good candy at a moderate price. Original case contains 20 boxes. Candies are now on sale at all stores. A week from tomorrow is Christmas. Welch’s Tomato Catsup Quality Supreme . 23¢| 55 O Shelled Nuts Walnuts, 3-0z. tin...23¢ Walnuts, 8-0z. tin...49¢c Pecans, 3Y;-0z. glass, 35¢ Black Walnuts, Campbell’s Soup All Varieties cn 10c A Soup for every taste Tomato Vegetable Chicken Clam Chowder 39¢ Vegetable— e Chicken Gumbo Bean Pea