Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1926, Page 12

DRYS VIGTORIOLS N NN RS Lack of Interest Shown by Small Votes—Edge Dentes Liquor Was Question. By the Assoctated Press. NEWARK, N. J. June 17.—Be. lated returns last night from Tues. | day's primary only emphasized the | two outstanding features of the poll | —the victory of the dry candidates | in the sixth congressional district fight and the lack of interest, as in- | ¢leated by the comparatively smnn} total vote cast | e Randolph Perkins, | side B. Dun- mist, by a | Represen ary Republican, swept can McClave, vate of Spokesmen to 15,610 the wets, led by United States Senator Fdge, insisted | this result only showed that the | fon, because of confusion with | ocal issues, could not he settled by a primary or an election. Wolverton Beats Patterson. In the first district, composed of south Jersey counties, Charles A. Wolverton, “supported by Senator 1idze and the Republican ofganiza- | tion. defeated Representative Francis | atterson, jr., by a majority of | Two years ago Patterson, with | support, defeated Wolverton by Both are dry ill run as th e of the two Democratic con Al contests Fred W. Devoe ponent. Samuel H. | district, with | kW, ns Mara in the jovity of 960 end were oryg ted Eugene district by a h Devoe and | ization candi- | Woman Wet Wins. were even in the two wet ghts for nomination to the e Senate. Mrs. Adeline Law- . Democrat and advocate of hition referendum, carried 1 A dry county. She defeated = R. Hendrickson, avowed dry, 0-1 vote. s or Arthur N. Pearson, Re- publican dry, wa renominated in Union County by a majority of 3,500 over Assemblyman Herbert J. Pas- coe. who led attempts to have the Republicans make a stand for modi- fication or a State referendunr on the Volstead aet. The drys were victorious in a | fourth contest—Charles C. Read, dry Tiepublican Assembly incumbent, in Cape May County, defeating S. A. Laning, a declared wet. BOYS TO GIVE SHOW. Benefit Planned Tonight for Panther Insects’ Ball Club. The Panther Insects Base Ball Club will present a minstrel show at % o'clock this evening at Friendship House, 326 Virginia avenue south- east, as a benefit for a fund to pur- chase base ball equipment for the youthful members of the nine. Following the minstrel entertain- ment, a one-act play, “College Days,” will be given under the direction of the Park View Community Center. Puplls of the Park View School will give a number of musical selections. The glfvlram will be in charge of Mies Maud Burklin and Miss Anne Coleman. — G Following the decline in the cost of living in the Netherlands, the ralil- roads there are reduering passenger and freight rates. BAND CONCERTS. By the United States Sol- dlers’ Home Band, bandstand, today at o'clock, John S. M. Zimmer- mann, bandmaster; Swedish Coronation (Svendsen) . (Bergenholtz) ummer Night's (Mendelssohn) “Operatic Master- (Safranek) “In My Gondola,” (Warren) “Valse Op. 64, (Chopin) “Limehouse Blues,” (Brahm) “The Star Spangled Banner” Selection, pieces” Fox trot, Valse, Finale, Tuberculosis Hospital, Four- teenth and Upshur streets northwest, today at 7 p.m, by the United States Navy Band, Charles Benter, leader; Charles W nd leader. ivenchy,” (Karins) . “Miner's Dream,” (Von Suppe) “Rallet Musie and Soldiers' Chorus,” from “William Tell,” (Rossini) G from the musical comedy, Only Girl"..(Herbert) Plantation echoes, “Uncle om” . o.aiei.od (Langley) Popular, “Selected” Grand scenes from the opera, “Lucia de Lammermoor,” (Donizetti) ”Bldl(n 2 e, Gabriel-Marie) elected” Spangled Banner” Ovel Serenade, Popular, “The St Sylvan Theater, Monument - Grounds, today at 7:30 p.m., concert by the United States Marine Band, William H. San- telmann, leader; Taylor Bran- son, second leader. March, “Old Ironsides.” (Stephan) Overture, “Tannhauser.” (Wagner) Reverie (Leybach) Excerpts from “Princess Pat,”' (Herbert) Euphonium solos: Valse ca- price, “Beautiful Colorado.” (de Luca) Principal Musician Peter A. Hazes Twn movements symphony World” . (a) “Largo” “'Scherzo™ Torchlight Pance No. 1, (Meyerbeer) “The Star Spangled Banner” from the “From the New Naval Hospital. Twenty- third and E streets northwest, tomorrow, 3 p.m., by the United States Navy Band, Charles Benter, leader; Charles Wise, second leader. March, “Flying Eagle,” (Blankenburg) Overture, “La Dame Blanche,” (Boldieau) “War Songs of the Boys in Blue” .... . (Laurendeau) Gems from tl musical com- edy, “The Wizard of Oz, (Tietjens) Popular, “Selected” \ Waltzes from “The Red Mil," (Herbert) Popular, “Selected” “The Star Spangled Banner” BOOKING ‘TRUST’ ALLEGED The Supreme Court was asked yes- terday by Max Hart of New York City to decide whether the B. F. Keith vaudeville exchange, the Orpheum circuit, the Excelsior Collec- tion Agency, Edward F. Albee and others are engaged in a restraint of interstate commerce and are violating the Sherman anti-trust laws in the booking of acts. Hart contends that the control which the Keith and Orpheum inter- ests exercises constitutes a monopoly and has driven him out of the busi- ness as a hooking agent. (7o : @}N lection in pairs | g}l 52 economical (5 becauss of long- Cool Fabrics Fitted to ANY Figure-- in Both Price and Shape Skillfully styled suits to shelter from swelter. Fitted here to both the fig- ures of your budget and those of your body. Our most exacting standards are even more visible in the fit of the§e lighter fabrics: Palm Beaches 1520 Linens 18-% Moh;irs 202 Flannels 9800 Shantung Silks ———— Weatherweight Worsteds 28:00 Tripleweave Worsteds 35:00 Poplin Silks 45:00 NEW Colors—NEW Models—NEW Styles of the Season. Most are Exclusively at §\\\\\\\II I//,,/ 3 Sidncy West (inc) 14th & G Streets N.W. Good Encugh for Any Table Franco-American Spaghetti, can. . ....10c B TOMATO SAUCE o Tlhc SALMON, CAN, l7c“Auto"lBrand, Pink = Peter- 'THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, JUNE 17. 1926. { COOk’s 1-Ib size. . 25(‘. d Poun Cake 2-Ib. size. . 49(: Wafer Sliced Dried ,Beef Packed for us by Brewer-Snyder. 14-1b. Pkg. Best quality sliced (not chipped) 5 A Store Near Your Home SOON Another New Store in Georgetown 3255 M St. N.-W. Just to Remind You NEXT WEDNESDAY BEGINS. THE GROCERYMAN'’S HALF HOLIDAYS Each Wednesday during the Summer, except July 7th, our stores will close at 1 p.m. dried beef at a very attractive price. (Please note that this means only 60 cents per pound.) - Men and children will be delighted with Heinz Gentine “Oven Baked” Beans. Try them on the man who yearns for the good old home-baked beans and tells you so. Heinz “Oven Baked” are ditfer ent—that's why you should try them once. You'li be asked to serve them often after that. Heinz “Oven-Baked” Beans, 2 cans. . . . 25¢ Heinz Baked Kidney Beans, can. . ... .15¢ Heinz Prepared Spaghetti, 2 cans. . . . . .25¢ Heinz Ketchup, small, 15¢; large. . . .. .25¢ Heinz Apple Butter b Heinz Peanut Butter, jar. . . ... And many other Heinz products CRISCO 1" 115.1b. tin... 3-lb. tin . Every Housewife Knows About Crisco COLGATE & CO. present to you through us ONE Cake Octagon Toilet Soap FREE With each LARGE SIZE PACKAGE FAB Pur- 25c chased at our regular price:—per package. 3 Lbs. 25¢ RINSO Washes Without Rubbing Fekeee.. 2DC Package. .. For your health’s sake why not eat them all Summer? Campbell’s Pork and Beans, 3 for. . . . . .25¢ Campbell’s Soups, can...............10c Van Camp’s Pork and Beans, 3 for. . . . .22¢ Van Camp’s Spaghetti.. . . .. Van Camp’s Milk, 2 for.............20c Van Camp’s Kidney Beans, can .. 10c Ritter’s Pork and Beans, 3 for. . ......25¢ Ritter’s Prepared Spaghetti, per can. . .10c Fancy Western Boxed Apples Franco-American Spaghetti 10c Beechnut £ zsc ORANGES Now that these fine California “Valencias™ are procurable at all times, at our stores, you can enjoy eating oranges all Buy as small a quantity as vou want. _| through the Summer. o 00c 2. 50¢ 2. 40¢ size doz. size doz. One-half Dozen Lots on Above Price Basis LIPTON’S Makes Fine Iced TEA Fine quality tea is just as appreciable in iced tea as in hot. Try Lipton's and get a quality surprise. s ... 25¢ iy 49c pkeg..... LOFFLER delivers meat products direct to each of our stores. When you want smoked meat ask us first. Smoked Hams, Lb. ... .. 40c | KOLDKUT Smcked Shoulders, Lb. ..27¢ | the new summer Smoked Frankfurters, Lb., 35¢| sausage, Ib. .... SLICED BREAKFAST BACON, 7/, Lb. Pkg Sanitary, Ib.. .. BUTTER Land O’Lakes, Ib., 53¢ Lard ., 22c | Cheese ,, 29c Price Mayonnaise Reduction | S z 5 c or We are now selling “Club” Blue Ribbon Cheese in }4-Ib. packages at Pint Size for 45¢ a new lower price. Ask Buy larger sizes and about. it. money. Kingan’s Bacon, sliced, 31b. ...........28¢ Sanitary Eggs, doz...................3%¢ Van Camp’s MILK Can 10c Trusty Friend Green Stringless Beans, can 10(: Cordova Succotash 12]/2 c A real gond product with fresh lima beans, can— Fresh Tomatoes Our stocks are now well supplied with the fine, iresh to- matoes for which the State of Mississippi is noted. Price is reasonable for carly scason. . Per Lb. 15¢ NOTE ~Tomatoes are not red when picked and shipped. = A green tomato in our store today will he e one inside of 24 or 4% hours. If a tomato isn't as full red r s you want it let it stand on the pantry shelf another day. Th w we ripen therh Ask for your purchase part ripe and part turning; you can then have Texas Onions, 4 Ibs., 25¢ Ib., 6¢ Cabbage, k& 30c Lemons - PEAS, CAN, 10c sitver Label Brand Doz. Good Food—Low Priced CORN, CAN, loc “Blue Ridge” Fine Juicy STAR SOAP, cake. RINSO No Rubbing. 5¢c .. 25¢ 15 15 the famois < A save NesA Delicious Sudar Corn Packed FreshforYou || 15¢ 255ar Mackered = " o . i at’s the price of the fine salt mackerel which we sell. Has that same goodness for which | Thabs the pelce oft Peter-PanPeas arefamed”™ Exclusively at Our Stores Flit, {-pintcan......................3% Black Flag Powder, small.............12¢ o lc Bee Brasd Pawder... ... ciiivio. s 9 Ford’s Preserves Quality Unsurpassed Per Bottle 30c | Potato Special We have arranged a big three day special on these No. 1 grade New Crop Potatoes, The lowest price which we have heen able to offer since a year ago. Today, Tomorrow and Saturday O Lbs. for 3O 5 lbs for 20c READ THIS LIST AGAIN ~ Specials This Week Profitable reading follows. of the season follow : Some of the best offerings HONEY DEW RIPE HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE Large (No. 215 can) We offer “HONEY DEW" as being the finest q al produced and packed. There is no better grade of I curable at any price, because better quality than Honey packed. A trial of one can will convince you that this is remarkable value- giving. Libby’s Asparagus Tips Mammoth Size Green Tips A fine opportunity for these who know how very fine this product is. Per Can c Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup Just heat in the can and the most delicious “Cream of Tomato” is ready to serve. Something hot with every meal—why not HEINZ? Finest dried California Prunes Just open the can and they are ready to serve. cooked in heavy syrup. 3= 25¢ Sunnyside Ready-to-Eat Prunes 2for45c¢ Ivory Soap (small size cake) The old reliable brand at a spe- cial price for the week. GOLD DUST Large size pkg. 3 for 19(: 25¢ Protecto Safety Matches The Standard of Quality ® doz. boxes 2 & 15¢ PEAS ™= 20c CORN s=r« 1735¢ Peter Pan Sugar Corn can 15¢ Genuine Maine Golden Bantam Corn 171/5c “Paris”’ Maine Sugar Corn. . .. Clicquot Club Pale Dry or Golden Ale Also Sarsaparilla can 17V5c .65 Per We will sort up a dozen as you want it. NOTE—No charge for containers when purchasing. After bottles are empty return to us and we will pay you . soc TWO cents each for same. A Favorite HERRING ROE Place thin slices.of bacon in frying pan and cook slowly un- til done. Remove bacon from pan. and turn half a_can of TIDEWATER Herring Roe into the drippings. Break the roe thoroughly with a fork, and cook about 5 minutes, Beat three eggs until light. Stir constantly and cook until eggs are done. &ea- son with salt and pepper. Serve on platter garnished with the bacon. DELICIOUS! Per Can 18¢ Heinz ice Flakes - Just as good as the Heinz advertisements tell vou they are. Why not try a package tomorrow ? 17Y%c . FIG BARS 2 = 25¢ Quality goods at this very moderate figure. 8-0z. size Ibs. for