Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1926, Page 13

KLAN FIGHT GOING Ruling on Kansas Injunction 1 o c a1 a ARREST HELD BACK Police Then Charge Attempt to Ex- | W77z DIES AS_HOME BURNS. Wealthy Cool Reception Awaits' Coolidge At Summer Camp - TOHIGHEST COURT By the Astociated Press. vere frozen about rom the camp as Summer Prohibiting Parades May Be Sought. MRS. MANTUN REVIVEo tion, Says Wife of Miss Ram- beau's Employe. une 24.—Once_dis- spondent, e the jury was de- ntons were recon- h Supreme vears horticulturists have been blue poppy, but L woman to ac- .ady Aberconway recently pro- AS BOY GRADUATES o one in her gardens and it is be- ved to be the only one of its color in_the world. KNOW YOUR ROAD When You Motor Rand-McNally Road Maps cover the coun- try. One series made of State groups, in handy pocket folder form. Sells 35C The big map, in book form, covering the entire country. tort Money at Ogdensburg, N. Y., Academy. Retired Tennesseean ome in Summer-Home. STOCKEIET 1= FISKE CO STATIONERS IO E ST~ &N - W WASHINGTON-D-O Main 2641 'fl:_VI:_NS 113 ¢ STREET Two hundred Summer Silk _Frocles. $15, $20 and $25 Values Go on Sale Friday and Saturday for this collection Every one reduced for . These are be outstandingly ! in Summer fashions. " georgettes, plain flat vy crepe de chines, and beautiful prints on’s pussy willow and tery materials. .One and two picce models, in sizes for the miss and larger women. 7 sz coneiliation, the Man. Marjorie | e was duped into | =| SUIT NAMING ACTRESoV o Duped Into Agreeing to Drop Ac-| THE Bond Bread White Rose Bread Dorsch’s Bread 12¢ 5 Ibs., 24¢ 10 Ibs., 47¢ doz., 30c Ib., 7Yc 3 Ibs., 25¢ is as good as the tea you use in making it. If you haven’t found the tea to suit you, try a Large IIBHE. oo inisnmsiciimis Potatoes Potatoes Lemons, large Cabbage Eating Apples Iced Tea package of— SALADA, Orange Pekoe, 1 Ib. . ........ .25¢ Few so good—and none you’ll like better Another New Store 3255 M St. N.W. GEORGETOWN OPENS SATURDAY A most convenient store for folks from across the river or from up the canal road to stop their machines while shopping. FRESH Y DELICIOUS PEAS PACKED, = FOR YOI Z T e S| Smoked Meats de- liwered direct to our stores by Loffler Pro- vision Co. Hams, Ib., 40c Shoulders Lb., 27c INZ STAYS | Swee . Strip Bacon Lb., 42¢ . Sliced Bacon Lb., 50c Frankfurters Lb., 35¢c Kingan’s Crest c SWEET CREAM \ U [roviey “K ’ Pears, C eystone ears, Lan Certainly big value in this offering. Key- c stone Pears are particularly fine and the chase of one can quickly convinces as to qual lty = PRUNES & for 25¢ Can) Stewed Dried Prunes, ready to eat when the can is opened. Try these once-and you'll apprcuatc the convenience of “ready to cat” with real deliciousness combined. Widmer’s Grape Juice 39 c Per Quart......c...o0ve Famously good Norwegian smoked sardines, at bargain price. o . Tidewater Hemng Roe 1 5 Per Can... . .vveleuse C A revelation in canned herring roe to those who have never be- fore cut a can of “Tidewater” brand. Solid packed roe, under careful supervision—we believe it's better than any other herring roe we could get. No matter what your experience with herring roe has been you should pot be satisfied until you have tried a can of “Tidewater.” A Store Near Every Home A Week-End Sale Extraordinary Colgate&Co. will mve you a cake of soap free (through us) Buy One Pkg. zsc Large FAB With each purchase we will hand you (complmmm of Col- gate & Co.) ONE CAKE Octa- gon Toilet Soap free We recommend this as ex- ceptional value. You know FAB and most of you know that Octagon is as good as toilet soap can be made regardless of price. FIG BARS w 25 for C Ants and roaches are likely to come wherever food is kept. The thing to know is how to get rid of them FLIT sprayed around the washboard of the room, on the floor, back of the sink, around the edge of the cupboard or any where that these pests come will soon drive them out. Magazine advertisements tell you of other uses. 1-pint can.....39c Pint can ........59c Flit Guns, each, 30c CERTO Sure Jell Why risk failure without it? Per bottle .....29¢c BEECH-NUT SPAGHETTI 25¢ LUX Toilet Form Soap ‘e 2D for Cans for Shriver’s A-1 PEAS Very smallest packed. This brand has been a favorite for vears. And at this lowered price they are a real value. Per Can 25(: HEINZ Rice Flakes So widely advertised in_the Washington newspapers. You'll find them as good as the adver- tisements say they are. v 1 TVpe CANADA DRY This famous product now sells in our stores— Bottles 2 for C CLUB CHEESE During the Summer months you'll buy cheese often. Ask_for Club Cheese in the HALF-POUND carton. Per cartlon zoc A Wonderful Value 25(: Per Can Honey Dew Ripe Pineapple (large cans) is the finest grade packed. No matter what the price, there is no better canned pine- apple than Honey Dew. 12%e Cook’s Pound Cak e 1-1b. size, 25¢ 2-lb. size, 49¢ School’s out and the Summer routine begins. Many, of course, will leave town for varying periods. The grocery business soon will feel the effect of Summer. Hot days mean a minimum of house- work, but should not and need not mean that the meal prepared he any the less appetizing than those of cooler days. Any one of our 289 stores in Washington and suburbs offers many opportunities of choice foods which are ideal for hot weather, yet require but little work in preparation for the table. Especially do we commend to your attention the fresh fruits and vegetables you'll find in our stores tomorrow. Until Saturday’s Closing We Offer Fresh Mississippi Tomatoes .Per Lb. Original “pan,” which c we will weigh at time of sale—see below. Contains not less than 4 Lbs. for . ... Large quantities are arriving in this market, and the problem is how to dispose of them quickly. After paying freight, cost of contain- ers, packing, etc., it is evident that the grower is not getting a big price for his crop. High retail prices on perishable merchandise are sometimes the result of poor marketing methods, caused by limited sale and tre- mendous waste. If we can sell every “pan” we buy it’s self evident that we can take less for every pan than if we have to get our cost and margin out of two-thirds of the car and turning the other third out to the garbage man. Now to get lower costs to yourself requires your co-opera- tion. These tomatoes are all packed in wooden crates containing four pans. If you will buy the original pan without change or han- dling you may buy at the price of 39¢ for each pan, which will be weighed for you to see that it contains full four pounds net weight. All weight over four pounds goes with each pan purchase iree of charge. And please remember the partly ripe or green tomatoes will be red ripe tomorrow or next day. Just keep the tissue paper around each tomato until it is as red as you want it to be. The early buyer, of course, has the choice from the biggest stock. TEXAS ONIONS, 4 vbs.for 19 Just a week end special. the onion buyer. Another of Those Popular Orange Sales Oranges for the Price of a Dozen Until Saturday’s Closing Only "California “Valencias,” the wonder orange from Cali- fornia. The extremely good quality and the moderate price have brought us regularly a large volume of busi- ness at regular prices. A real special for “Valencias” do not spoil readily and should keep perfectly in your ice box for a full week. Large Size Per Doz. Med. Size Per Doz.. Small Size Per Do-. Note—If you cannot use a dozen oranges for the price of one-half dozen. You pay the price for a doz- en, but you get fifteen oranges for that price.