Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1926, Page 43

- wfotatoe Potatoes' undoubtedly rank next to bread as one of the most generafly used staple.foods. That's: why ‘we feature thése lowered prices so prominently. Now, again, we are able to announce.a: further rcductlon for today, tomer- . row and Saturday. Buy the larger quantity indicated—the price justifies your doing 50, § 14c 1‘::5"286 : Land O’Lakes Butter Lb. 50c Specw.l Until Saturday’s Closing Duz 2P 15 Toddy Chocolate. Fhvored—-—dn Cluldm Know It!" Bartlett Pears,,lb..;...... loc 1Cooking Apples & 4 Lbs.25¢ Cabbage ° Lb. 5¢ Oranges in the Summertime And jugt as fine as at any other time of the year.: You are_indebted to Cahinrma fofihe opportunity to buy these ‘fine’ “Vilencias,” Nothingiffiner for breakfast :these hot mornings than a thoroughly#ghilled Valencia orange. 1st Slze,, z.; 60c . 2nd Size, Doz., 50c 3rd Size, Doz., 40c Buymmmyaruhwumm—dldlhc same rate per’dozen FL[T Bee Brand lnsect Powder, S You have seen the aavertise- | Black Flag Powder; sm., 12¢ ment. Flit is death to all insects. - 4 Pint, 39c—Pint, 59c | Hack Flag Powder, me., 29¢ -Wizard Polish, bottle, 43¢ Ask for Combination Price for Electro. Silicon Polish, 9¢c Solarine Metal Polish, l’e (Btllttu ‘ Heinz 1.Lb, Glass Jar—Big Value Mavis e 25| = . Why be bothered with ants, roaches, flies, waterbugs, etc., “when Flit will get rid of them for u in a hurry. And it gets mos- itoes, too, quickly. Wonderful Values GOOD CAKE Cook’s Cake is highly pnpular in our stores, and i mexpell- S sive. Try any variety, you'll like it. PoundCake,Lb .........-...s.w.fic Sponge Cake, Lb.. . Layer Cake, 1-Lb. Slze for B ‘Cut Cake, Per Lb. Have achieved well merited popularity with. -those ‘who ‘have tried them. You, toe, and your entire hmlly, will like them, because they are different. 2 Pkgs.. for 35c Want thing . exception fic::d aiftem? Tryie : May be used either as sand- vkh slices or served as sliced Deliveud direct to our stores Hls FRODUC!‘-n’ % 06 “thirg we know of i in rudu,tc—lem meat; Clogged . Sluggish ¢ | OunFoud " First, pot® in ’Dfam ‘Se : ‘add a little water and wait.a few : = gmnmes to lat .Drano york df.m is-open, fiu, flowhg. ciem 2 Drang pos)hvdy wnll nof hflrm A ver)table qud of peafches is’ cofinmm.up srom Gcorgna This enables us. to get without difficulty the choicest quality and to offer them to all of Washmgton and suburbs at pnces that every one carl afford. . ol ,: quuTodayOurPneesAre,Vw 93¢ Onglnal. Bushel Basket 32 49 Buy peadlc& often, every ‘d are. better than if twg or th:y y peaches when you can (get this«d 4_011) vatidty. Can 39| F-mom Cboeolah Sauce |Catsup 3tor 50 - . Large Size Welch o--&allo Mh, 17¢ OnrNew‘Stonat Btadbury Helghts, D‘c _ ¥ is relatively so cheap-that on can af d‘:lo‘:u the \very st when - AND BER, the benr- lellou a8 as.the t, 4 ‘ea brewed hr-x’eed tea s!wuhl be mde stropger than if served hot ; the melting ica dflmeu and | reducel Jits ltnnct Ve man; ties, k bnt this wseyk ':c :.‘eu‘—u 'k.dw :Belle Freestones fifim ¥6U avoid wastage and: they ’ of the fefri . Eat more” Catsup, large.. lndn R.lbll.(..........,.............27c Peanut Butter, 313 02... csevviavi....12¢ Peanut Butter, 10 0z.............. Clu-of,'l'thow ;wkll"flll. !fll ..'......... : Vm.,r(eidcr) Res vk mo'u (wlliu)’:nt............... 15¢ Forde'ePreurm . Positively as fine as nnybody can ' make . ...----...\......... . r.uu-,uue Jelly, all lom glnl seebr g Cmn!Jdly, lo-ot. |lnn. Weldhls = an.l.‘d., !m jar. . .w.......,u.27c i flr.po Juig., pint.. ... ......n..)..”c N fer th’ tarmer. His chil: dren run t' ‘town, an’ now comes Secretary Meljon, 'who says th’' Me- Nary-bill won't work elther. - Mrs. Laurel Kite, avhose husband has been sentenced fer life,.is livin" with:‘her sister-in-law till He's 'par: Moned. when all three expect't’' spend th* Winter in: Floridy. »(Copyright. John Dille Co.) Scenery Iaven From ‘the Salem News. 16, enormous nlln\bof ol people will-travel long distances tp see fine scenery is suggested by figures of the visitors to the various national parks. - For the year ending June 30, 1926, there were 209,000 who visited the Yosemite Park, 154,000 who visit- ed the Yellowistone, 265,000 who visit- ed_the Yellow Park and 333,000 who visited Rocky Mountain Park. Up In Canada IN OM visited their Rocky ures of scenery and; descriptions of these places have drawn the crowd. The same methods can,draw crowds to New KEngland Scenery. Many New England scenic features have not been advertised as they might be to draw the crowds, fand pictures of beauty spots along our own North Shore will always draw the people. People love fine scepery and they travel a long way to see scemes ll\ll have beeomo na- _ Every moving part in * your engine gets super- lubrication. Beware of Substitites. | At Good Dealers Everywhere. ‘ WMMMISSIUN | ASSAILS LENIENCY 3 Report,calls Legal Methods Archaic and Ineffective, l!rging Changes. By the Associpted Press. NEW YORK, July 15.-The law gives too much advantage to thé crim- inal, In the epinion of the National Crime Commission’s subcommittee on eriminal procedure and judicial ad- ministration. To correct this situa- tion the committee recommends dras- ‘tic changes In the “archaic, cumber- some. and Ineffective criminal . pro- cedure that now obtains in a majority of our States.” Among its 20 recommendations is one that wotld weaken the tenet that a man is présumed innocent until proved gullty. Another urges altera- tion of the unanimous jury rule so that ten men on a jury of 12.could bring about conviction in felony cases, except murder, and five on a jury of six for trial of misdemeanors. The committee, headed: by . Her- bert S. Hadley, former Governor and attorney general of Missouri and now the chancellor of Washington Uni- ‘versity, St. Louls, submitted its re- port to the American Bar Association yesterday after 6 months of study. In an explanatory statement ac- companylig the report Chairman Hadiey estimated that 90 per cent of those guilty- of committing major erimes . are not ' apprehended and brought to justice and that 75 per cent of those prosecuted for major crimés escape the “minimum ‘punish- ment provided for them. The committee would not entirely abolish the presymption of inpocence, {But it would permit a judge or. prose- cutor to call the jury’s a(zenuon to faflure of a defendant to testify. ‘Among other things, the committee recommends an equal number of the peremptory challenges for both State and defense; elimination of red tape in indictments and apj in order to hasten prosecution; reform in bond methods so as to take account of previous convictions; legislation in- tended to obtain intelligent jurors and 1o Temove . prejudice against news. paper readers as juron ENGLISH OF F ENGLAND BETTER, STUDENTS HEAR British Ambassador Tells Japanese Class Friendship of !‘lflonl Is Nocessary. By ‘the Associated Press. TOKIO, July 15.—Sir John Tilley, British Ambassador to Japan, is in dissgreement with certain American |l | savants regarding ‘the comparative quality of “English as she ia spoke” on either side #f the Atlanti He informed students ol ‘a Tokio il | graduating class that “with all respect to our American friends,” the proper place to learn the language is In England, “where the language was formed.” ‘While England’s English is not to be compared to America’s English, Sir- John ‘said, - continued friendship betw Great Britain, America and Japan is absolutely necessary for the -{ general weilare of the world. ye Aunouncement- aturday SNBSS For Freckles Sunburn and Tan G 'h!‘w ”- 5 I‘ firat. ;pplln- ; Vwfi.wmw glnm- soap: you i