Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1926, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, W \SHI\(:T() N, ). C, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1926 7 'DOHERTY, IN FEXICO, URGES CHANGING LAW/| ".’u‘ | 0i1 Man Sees Calles and Plans 9| yas Confer With Officials of De- partment of Industry. CONFEREES ACREE ON ARGAY AR SILL Calls for 1,800 New Planes, With Assistant Szeietary | in Charge of Biansh. | | Abe Martm Says: pera Fiohyns ey "pet not kn w when J States |L (hp||||| !‘ fin ouf H rmm-r ins lral m s PHILLIPS Milk of Magnesna ada, leaving e bills for Stre n:nhen e- | rie its he tolg the Aswchifed Tiees corre; ric WRelf and cannot he defachied: a mmended by | Yer 4 De BiiuD it icoriies Gitaln! ni liy. 3100, 534 SPENT IN OREGON | Primary Expense Spread Over 250 Candidates Declared Legal. ll’l xakc a| tion of hmrl nnan- of gy | ———— 0] ——— 0] ———|0|c———0| 3 |o] ——=0|——=|o| ——=a]|——=]0| gases Rr ule it neutralizes sy stomach, and relief | acid ie rmt‘nh(mu in the bow cl m] | o . 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Electricity is always available—there is no necessity of estimating the amount required—one is never over or under- supplied —the price does not vary with the weather — no effort whatever is re- quired to get it — or to use it — there is no waste — it is measured by the accu- rate electric meter — you pay only for quantity actually consumed — after it is used. @ Are you taking advantage of it? 200 1717 L] @ Using electricity for refrigeration is not only more satisfactory — it is more economical ! @ And so—because electricity costs so much less than ice—and because of the savings resulting from the elimination of food spoilage—no home of today can afford to be without “ Servel.” T herefore, while you are about it— Clip This Coupon and Mail It—Now! | Potomac Elecgric Apphance Compuny | Gentlemen: T am interested in Servel electric refrigeration, and would be glad to know more about it and how I may purchase one on partial payments payable each month | on my electric light bills. 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Espe- cially good for the children. u ¥n the comvenient Yi-Ib. table portions. We want more people to know the high quality of our stuffed and plain olives. Remember, the world’s finest olives are grown in Se- ville, Spain, and these are Seville Olives. STUFFED OLIVES PLAIN 25¢|3 = 25¢ | Pk 10c Our Managers' Half Holidays Start This Week and Our Stores Will Close At 1 P.M. Wednesday AN ADDED SPECIAL WILIL BE FEATURED EACH WEDNESDAY MORNING. THIS WEDNESDAY WE OFFER Bottles Med. Size Cakes 21/3.0z. Bottles ‘WHOLE MILK CHEESE Lb. 29¢ GIBBS JELLY 25 NEW 2 bottles 19¢| POTATOES 10 1s. 45¢ Lb. 39c Can 12-07.. JAR Pure Fruit Van Camp’s Evaporated MILK 3 & 25¢ NATIONAL PALE DRY GINGER ALE We recommend National as nnr nl the finest pale dry ginger ales on the market. It is made right here in our own city. Why mot try several bottles at our special price this week? This price effec- tive Wednesday I¢'s Ready morning only. to Eat No Cooking Necessary \BQOI JUTELY I)I- ALERS SUPPLIED Tall Cans 6-0z. Glasses 3 c SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK 2 ibs. 35¢ 8 O’'CLOCK COFFEE LEMONS 30c | PEAS PURE LARD 22c | CORN SUN MAID RAISINS 14c | STRINGLESS BEANS SUN SWEET PRUNES, 2¢.....25¢ | TOMATOES smaxo APPLE SAUCE l4c | A&P BEANS FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER &/ LUX TOILET FORM 3 cu. 25¢ | SARDINES %i ARGO RED SALMON Gelfand’s Mayonnaise niron MAYONNAISE Ribbon HEINZ KETCHUP From our own big modern canneries in the heart of Alaska's finest salmon waters. PLUS RETUR DEPOSIT ON \'.JKI,I;‘ BOTTLES OUR OWN IMPORTATION FROM SANTOS, BRAZIL e N ] Q| a LARGE SIZE Doz. Sweet and Tender BULK OR PACKAGE Can can 10 Med. Cans 3 cme 25¢ Lb. 49¢ 2 Cans "C Can Extra Sweetened aQ Pkg. [ on a EEIEEEEEEBEE:—:DC—:—JEEEEB:—:EE——:BE:EE Oven Can Baked PALMOLIVE SOAP 3cu.. 25¢ 8-07. Size Jar Large Bottle LIFEBUOY SOAP 7c s [ONA PINK SALMON Can, 17cz CLICQUOT CLUB ABNER DRURY ALL 5¢ BUDWEISER GINGER ALE | BEVERAGE |SOFT DRINKS | BEVERAGE £5 $1:52 | 4Bottles25¢ | OBottles23¢ | 71 $1.% An allowance of 2c will be made PLUS 2c DEPOSIT ON PLUS THE USUAL DEPOSIT NO CHARGE FOR on each bottle returned. RETURNABLE BOTTLES CHARGE CONTAINERS HAVE YOU TRIED IT ICED? HEINZ “0-O BLEND” &t& TEA| caramor TOMATO SOU Cake Regular or Pale Dry ('-rton HEINZ RICE FLAKES A DIFFERENT FLAVOR 2 Pkgs. 39¢ ATLANTIC & PACIFIC ™ MILLIONS HAVE ENJQYED THIS TEA FOR | OVER HALF 4 CENTURY. THE GREAT | 3 r