Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1926, Page 34

RADID PROPOSALS NEAR COMPLETION u. s. Recommendatlons to :' Be Submitted at Bern Meet Will Be Sent by July. e ® The task of framing the Wproposals | cauPht to he submitted by the United States at the coming international radio con- ference is nearing completion, it was | f learned today, and the final draft of the recommendations will bhe for- warded (o the International Radio Telegraph Union at Bern by July e proposals are heing drawn up |y i of rep- | of th |- | Commission, ments and the Shipping ) are to be approved by the full int departmental committee appointed determine the provisions to be pi by the United States in drafting an international radio convention. Recommendations to be mad meveral other of the fifty-odd n who are expected to be represented the Washington conference have al- ready been submitted to the headquarters and all the proposals will be ready for publication in another might be complete and take care of | future developments in the art of wireless communication. Although the date for the co nfer ence has not heen set officially. plans | are being made for aseamh he | 937 H St. NW. angime. acceptances to the heen received by the actically all veply from ted 191 tion in the fort POLICE WILL HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES Rites for Deceased Members of As- sociation to Be at 12:30 Sunday. Memorial services thr deceased mem- bers of the will be conducted on xhe Ia ay will also decorate 1 Unknown at Ariingud hodie: e g S e buried. Jazz Bnrred From Conoens on he PLAN YOUR can be done successful- Iy built without -a plan. 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Your future, to be are anned. Happiness Adversity overtakes Our savings depart- Plan now to save i “Paris” Brand 17th & H Sts. THE EVENING Picnic Suggestions Corby’s Bread Heinz Pickles Dorsch’s Bread Sardines Bond Bread Pennant Peanuts - Hostess Cakes lrd'il.k.::‘ho';::tl::e Dorsch’s Cakes Fruits—Fresh Sliced Cooked Ham Milk Potato Chips Buttermilk . Frankfurters Libby’s Meats Kraft's Club Cheese Underwood’s Ham Snappy Cheese . Loffler’s Summer Philadelphia Cream Sausa Cheese Glnger Ale Ind All Soft Sour Pickles None STAR., WASHINGTON, Finer_at ‘Per Any PricesLb.. D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1926. ‘A Store Near Your Home ‘Sanitary Butter 480 Tbo avar Rod Car'on brand Quart bottle Pint bottle Our Famous GREEN BAG COFFEE Ford’s Pure Fruit Preserves, jar Your choice of several varleties, the mgst popular of whic awberry. No belter or purer pre- serven can nade. We made the price ummoh Wldmer s Grape Juice, gt. bot., Underwood’s Deviled Cans c King Oscar - 2 cans 25¢ Azsinaltn;ynul::}l:;:::lf'?v Norwegian smoked sar- A l)“fl quality juice, well known to many of our Sandwich Ham, Sardines Heinz This includes both the whole and the mixed —your choice. A whole pint of the world's best pickles for only a quarter, Cook’s Pound . Cake, 2-Lb. Size for A real good cake at a very low price, Fresh Tomatoes, Ib., 20c Going Picnicing? If <o. better take along a dozen or so of the following: Coca-Cola Ward’s Orange Crush Nu-Grape Ginger Ale Strawberry Sarsaparilla Lime Contents Bottle 5¢ or 6 for 25¢ Containers are extra From the above you make vice—all one kind or assort as vou wish. Blue Ridge Corn - can, 10c CORN | . PEAS Shriver’s A-1 Shriver’s A-1 Country Gentleman.... ;l'l'r'“;;',"' e Blue Ridge, can. High Life Extra Quality, small.. Jockey Club Extra Fancy, med.. Peler Pan Hot-Weather Foods Libby’s Canned Mecats make ideal hot-weather food. Both con- venient and appetizing. Cooked Corned Beef. . Vienna Sausage Corned' Beef Hash Lunch Tongue Beefsteak and Onions. . .32¢ Meatwich Spread Deviled Ham ' Pork and Beans Cgmpbell'n. . .3 for 25¢ .3 for 22¢ 279 Sausage - A most tasty and de- Lux TOIlet Fom licious meat product to make picnic or luncheon iand\\ 1chc< Ask about Shcetl—— Per Ib 15¢ Peter Pan Brand, can Quality Supreme, l 7 I/Z (o Rinso The Large Package 25¢ .28¢ Lifebuoy Let us redeem the coupon left at your door; we are glad to get it. 1c LIBBY’S Apple Butter A Nfl can of l]!h(‘lmll nppl!l hut ity. Neee 221/ Per Del Monte Keystone Del Monte Keystone .. Van Camp’s. Large Bottle Airline Honey. . .. PEACH PEARS CHERRlEs llz:;.l::;::tzr leby s Van Camp’s Milk c Can 25¢ 394 3 i Bulk Pickles, pint 25¢ 45¢ Silver Label Peas Can 10¢ ‘Tmportant Announcement “Our nges a_nd Market Stand Will BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, MAY 31st Account Memorial Day Your co-operation in anticipating vour wants for Monday will be greatly appreciated. Our hundreds of employees will also he grateful to you for the op- portunity it offers them of enjoying a full holiday of rest ad recreation. Saturday (this week) our stores will remain open until 10:30 P.M., for the accom- modation of those to whom late shopping is a necessity. - On Wednesday, June 23 =wilt begin the usual Wednesday hali-day closing during the Summer months. 3 for 25¢ PRUNES ‘Sunsweet” Palm Olive 21h. Pke. Contnnmz Medium Size Prunes Per Pkg. 2 C 1-Ib. Pkg. Containing Larger Size Prunes Per Pkg. 1 9c Ready-to-Eat Prunes No. 1 Can ....15¢ No. 2V, Can .. .25¢ Colgate’s Octagon Three of the best toilet soaps procurable. Friday and Saturday Special Salmon2 Cans 250 Discovery Sliced Ripe Pineapple 3 Cans 50(: Discovery is stavidird grade, sliced ripe Hawaiian pineapple. A remark- able value at this low price. Packed in No. 2 size tins. Shredded Whesit ... Heinz Rice Flakes Kellogg’s Corn Flakes..... Kellogg’s All Bran... Kellogg’s Pep . Kellogg’s Krumbles .. Post Toasties Post’s Bran . Puffed Rice . Puffed Wheat Plllsburys ‘Health Bran Cream» bf Wheat Wheatena .. .. RUMFORD’S - BAKING : Per Lb., 32¢ ...10c 12¢ . 12c ....10c ..12¢ .16¢c D Y Wesson, qt Snowdnift, Ib BUTTERMILK Look for Youlr Green Vegetables and Fruits in Our Stores First Iceberg Lettuce Spinach Norfolk Peas Cantaloupes Pricé# ‘fo Please Early Buyers Get First Choice Oranges of Course Lb. 39¢ 3 Ibs. for 23c New Potatoes :j= % Boxed Apples TEXAS ONIONS 3 Ibs,, 25¢ 3 Lbs. 20¢€ |- = s «18¢ Cabbage, Ib. ..5c| LEMONS HEINZ—Baked Beans HEINZ—Spaghetti HEINZ—Kidney Beans HEINZ—Ketchup, large HEINZ—K etchup, small HEINZ—Vinegar HElNZ—Mustard Bananas ““On the tables of those who know” HEINZ—Apple Butter HEINZ—Cream of Tomato Soup, 10c HEINZ—Octagon Gherkins HEINZ—Sweet Mixed, 5-oz. bot. . HEINZ—Sweet Plain, 5-0z. bottle, 20c HEINZ—Sweet Mustard Pickle 5 oz., 20c Fresh Pineapples, 15¢ or 2 for 25¢ FIG BARS| OLIVES Sold from the box 2%25¢ for A good product at a very low price. National Bis. Co. PACKAGE CAKES Any picnic lunch that's really good should include olives. You'll find fine quality inany of our stores. Queen .. Queen 32-0m. (quart) A big line of all the popu- lar varieties. Ideal for the picnic lunch. Argo Salmon . ; Kinney’s Salmon, No.} size Kinney’s Salmon, No. 1 size Tuna Fish, small can Tuna Fish, large can Tidewater Herring Roe Marie Elizabeth Sardines WELCH'’S to-use oil dress- - Salad Dressing Catsup . .. ZOC I 3Zc Hire’s Root Beer Extract “Bee” Brand Root Beer Extract. . . Be Ready Hot weather will come again. of your favorite beverage. o ol “°sl .65 ......2bottles,35c National Pale Ale... . ... .2 bottles, 25¢ Jack Frost................bottle, 10c . .per doz., $1.75 Schlitz. . ..per doz., $1.15 No charge for contamers on any item. quoted in this space. . MILANI—French Prepared ready- 4c Be ready with a case Cllcquot One Dozen