Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1925, Page 19

THE BANK ROBBER DIES | IN MAKING ESCAPE Watchman Fleeing With $13,000 Loot Drops Dead in Taxicab. Decembe: D central figure 1 trunk mur- was fleeing lh.m $13,000 W He had ter having A Business is judged by its offices— and youll rank a high rating for ef- ficiency lo- cated in this new Vermont Building Vt. Ave. and L St. m of Office Build- al equipment for e professions. lenty of park- 2 rooms to an or—and very rea- McKEEVER =GOS Rental Agents 1415 K St. Main 4752 ShoutsRo gHr Ryc- "Hoox'Ay' o%ray St. v o i t Chrlsums _b’_a,gm&ao’ Yeah, he had his lunch € t00; and a bracer at the Soda Fountain~ you OW, double Choco atc. Where ? Why, at the new Happi- ness Store —down near the PalaisRoyal ~ | ‘and it’s some li'l’old palais 1tsclf ! an%y- Soda- Tea Room 1107 F. st.N.W. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, Wednesday Evening Our Stores Will Remain Open for Business Until 8 PM. Walnuts, Calif. Soft Shell, Ib. 35¢ Currants, pkg Citron, Dromedary, pkg. . . . 15¢ Raisins, p Sun-Maid—Puffed or Seedless Figs, Ib Symrna Layer Dates, Dromedary, pkg. . . . Cluster Raisins, p! These are fancy imported goods These are fancy large from cultivated trees Fruit Cake, 2-Ib. size for. . . . 75¢ Dorsch’s round—sold by us for many years Hostess £t 5-b. size. . . . $4.69 Raisin Cake, 2-lb. size Pound Cake, 2-Ib. size . . .. Cook's well known baking Plum Pudding, c I(irhard«fln?“ahbin! Poultry Seasoning, pkg. Thyme or Sage, pkg Cranberry Sauce, can Fancy “Ocean Spray” brand Mince Meat, bulk, Ib. . . . . 17V5¢ Social Club Mince Meat 2-1b. jar, 39c Green Bag Coffee, Ib Three Big Days are Here Maxwell House Coffee, Ib. . . 53¢ Orienta Coffee, Ib. . . ... .. 53¢ Land O’ Lakes Butter, Ib. . .60c Sanitary Butter, Ib Pure Lard, 2 Ibs. for Jewell Shortening 1-lb. carton, 15¢ First Prize Nut Margarine, Ib., 25¢ Crisco, 1-Ib. can Crisco, 115-b. can Crisco, 3-Ib. can Crisco, 6-lb. can Snowdrift, 1-lb. can Kraft Cheese, 1/5-Ib. carton. . Sanitary Eggs, doz Loffler’s Bacon, V> Ib Loffler’s Bacon, 1 1b Kingan’s “Crest” Bacon, 3 1b . 23¢ Kingan’s “Crest” Bacon, 11b . 45¢ Kingan’s Reliable Bacon, 1 1b . 48¢ Phillips’ “Original” Sausage Ib., 40c Loffler’s Sausage, Ib Scrapple, per pan Welch’s Catsup for the Groceryman Big in many ways. A large volume of business, it is true, but also three days of the hardest work of the year. Harder to please you, too, on account of the inevitable crowding and rushing due te the tremendous volume of Chrstmas buyng. MAY WE SUGGEST that a great deal of incon- can be avoided by you shopping made much more pleasant if vou will do part of your buying tomorrow or W ednesday, and buy on Thursday those items only which are perishable or venience which of necessity must be purchased daily. We have never been better prepared to serve you and will endeavor to give vou the best of attention whenever you come. Ginger Ales, Etc.—Buy aCase Clicquot Club, 1-doz. carton, $1.65 Canada Dry, 1-doz. carton, $2.25 1-.doz. carton Jack Frost (Standard) P, National Pale Dry, Budweiser, 1 doz. . Schlitz, 1 dqz. el $1.50 10¢ . $1.75 $1.15 and your grocery Ford’s Preserves, jar Schimmel’s Jelly, glass . . . Apples, Western, 3 lbs Crapefruit, each Gabbagesdb: . . ... .o e 5\: Potatoes, 10 Ibs Sweet Potatoes, 4 Ibs Onions, 4 lbs Cranberries, per lb York Imperial Apples, 5 lIbs. 25¢ Baldwin Apples, 6 Ibs Celery and Lettuce at All Stores for stuffing the turkey BRE Today or tomorrow buy an extra loaf and lay it aside until Thursday. Del Monte Asparagus Carquinez Asparagus Campbell’s Soups Del Monte Pears Many items quoted here were purchased especially for the holiday trade. Plen- tiful supplies are on hand in every store today. This ad- vertising will run until istmas, but all items quoted will be subject to previous sale. If convenient, shop early in the week. NUT MEATS, for bak- ing, salads, etc. Walnuts, 3-o0z. tin. . .23c Walnuts, 8-0z. tin. . . Pecans, glass Black Walnuts, tin For Breakfast POST WHEAT MEAL Made from whole wheat Cooks in 23 c Three Minutes. . . . Pkg. Sicily Filberts, Brazil Nuts. Ali new Jell-0Pke. 10¢ Christmas Eve Our Stores Will Re- main Open Late, None Closing Before 10 PM. Candy Sale Nearly 100 tons of pure, lowest price in vears. We are more than glad to offer this candy to you at a very close mar- gin above our cost. Before yvou buy Christmas candies, vou owe it to vourseli to inspect our offerings—pure, wholesome candy for children, voung or old. We do not believe these values est vour home and be convinced. Dixie Mixed PerLb. ] 5c¢ A hard mixture made from pure ¢ ete. Original tin contains 40 lbs. Broken Mixed Per Lb. 15c A mixture of large pieces especially popular at this time hard pieces in this ml\lmc are also pure sugar base. Original tin contains 40 lbs. Special Mixed Per Lb. 15c A mixture containing a large percentage of creams and gums together with other varieties. $ | 29 wholesome candy being offered at the are equaled. Come in our store near- ranulated sugar, flavorings, Per Carton Melbourne Chocolate These are assorted chocolate candies packed 5 pounds in each carton. Having sold this carton now for many vears, most of our patrons know exactly what it is. Original case contains twenty cartons. Special Discount to Buyers of Original Containers To churches, Sunday schools, etc., or case. We Will Allow a Special Discount Of Ten Per Cent or to any buyer of an original pail, tin MIXED NUTS| ORANGES We are offering an assortment of mixed nuts this year that are real big values, consisting of California Walnuts, Imported Almonds, 1925 crop nuts that are guaranteed to please. 3:95¢ Per Dozen 55¢ ~ 45c¢ 35¢ Asusual, our stores will offer the finest grades of Florida Oranges and at prices that should be attractive. About seven carloads are going out to our stores today and tomorrow.