Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1926, Page 22

I POLCECOURT Brothers-in-Law, Provident (AL 1L {IHI I % % Relief Charged With Fighting. Canadian Calls Anmnexation Talk “Veriest Humbug”| By the Aesociated Press. LONDON, September 16.—"The about the ‘Americanization’ of anada is the veriest humbug,’ declared J. H. Thomas, colonial sec- retary in the late labor govern- ment, during an interview on his turn from a.visit to the Domin- “Nobody there tre - tion question ser Disputing Case, ! hing on the subject of in sed immi jon to Canada, re s to be plenty of scope for ration, hut the ¢ Dloyed at the present time in etion with immigration. German descent, calling Brosnan *'ja to the contempt proceedings Police Stop Disturbance. he two men came to. was sald to have bottles, i two milk { After a few \\lvlw?\ it is all men clinched and fell to t | Brosnan stated tk | him with the bott clared that Brosr | tried to gouge out hi: [ rious injuries, however | the ex | The P | ed. The polic nd rumpus, arrived and placed eut. inst both of the al- | Aaron | recently | d | | | | MUSSOLINI'S HONESTY UPHELD TO ROTARIANS Speaker From Naples Explains Popular Faith in Premier. Prince Conti Speaks. One of the reasons for success of Mussolini in Italy is the fact that the people ther ve in his “im- plicit honesty, berto Pomilio of Nz duy addressed the R llard Hot sole aim, the speaker said, was to increase the efficiency of the mation, and his method of combining ail the principal functions ¢ ling ministries in_himself to his own pe Ak r. Pomilio ary Club at ‘Washington to attend the convention of scientists here this week. Among the other visitors were Emilio Crespi of the Milan (Italy), Rotary Club, D. Harry Blake, vice president of the Rotary Club of Toklo, and Edwyn Green of Panama. The club voted to contribute $100 to the fund for District of Columbia day at the Sesquicentennial at Phila- delphia. MURDER IDEA GIVEN UP. Fall Killed Tennessee Retired Farmer, Is Present Belief. CLARKSVILLE, Tenn., September 16 (#).—Belief that Dan Rossetter, 75, whose body was found in a neigh- bor's cornfleld yesterday, had been slain by a robber was abandoned by officers, who found evidence that the retired farmer and blacksmith had re- ceived ‘atal injuries in a fall from his buggy Near t! body of Rossetter, who, lived in Montgomery County, his horse and buggy were found. Skull and rib fractures, authorities con- cluded, had been sustained by a fall " | from the vehicle or in being dragged along by the horse. problem. GINGER ALE HAT delicious flavor which distin- guishes never changes. National Ginger Ale— The next bottle will be the same as the last. If you want GINGER ale order NATIONAL—and )‘ou'l] get it. Made the same way that made it famous By bottle or case at grocers and delicatessens. ~ Served at cafes, clubs and fountains. 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Sweet Potatoes Eastern Shore Product . 18¢c ohs . . . 10 1lbs. . . 35¢ Less in cost than white potatoes. Why not serve “‘sweets” oftener? White Potatoes 10 Ibs., 39c Cabbage, Ib. ......3¢ Onions, 41bs. .. .15¢ BEANS | Peaches Finest quality Elbertas, in the best of condition. 24 1bs. for 95¢ 12 ‘lbs. for 49¢c 6 Ibs. for 25¢ Lb., 10c Winter Banana Apples, 3 lbs., 25¢ Tokay Grapes 2 Ibs., 23c Finest California Oranges The famously good “Valencia™ the finest flavored oranges breakfast fruit. Three sizes: No. 1, doz., 60c; No. 2, doz., 50c No. 3, dog., 40c Armour’s Rolled Oats. . . Quaker Oats Quaker Oats, large pksg. . Post Wheat Meal. . . . Cream of Wheat, large . . variety, one of Nothing finer as a .10¢ 1le .25¢ .23¢ . 24c .14c . .2de .. 24c .23c .10¢ Wheatena Ralston’s Whole Wheat Malt Breakfast Food. . . Post Toasties. . . . Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. . Kellogg’s Bran, large. . Kellogg’s New Oata. . . Puffed Wheat . . ... Puffed Rice Specials for This Week Salmon, 2 7 29¢ PINK Salmon. Ask for it by that name. recommend this to give perfect satisfaction. have seen the advertisements of PINK Salmon n The Evening Star. We urge vou to try it. | 72| T 10(‘, Same fine eating product—sold from boxes ... DR Get the children to eat more Shredc led Wheat— it's all of the wheat. Gold Medal Buckwheat (mix.)z re- 19 The old reliable brand. snappy mornings. Schimmel’s Jelly Per glass Always a popular offering. supply. cans for ’ Get ready for the 10c Don't forget your 16, 1926. New Store 1636 King St. Alexandria, Va. OPENS SATURDAY WALTER BAKER Cocoa, T . 20c 22¢ Chocolate, SUGAR 3-Ib. cake The wise buyer will purchase sugar at these low prices. 10 1bs. 25 lbs. 100-1b. bag, bulk. . $5.85 Nutmargarine “First Prize” Brand . When you ieel that butter 15 too L\[)en\l\é to use for cooking or baking—try First Prize. Try it, it will surprise you if vou ‘are not already familiar with the results it gives. And, of course, a—spread for bread—no better nutmarga- A Tomato Sauce Use Del Monte—the small can gives you just about the right quantity 2 Cans for 15¢ ORIENTA Coffee Sanitary = BUTTER Land O’Lakes, Ib. . 55¢ Sanitary, Ib CRISCO 5 1-b. can. ... 3.b. can.. .. 6-lb. can VAN CAMP’S Evaporated MILK Can Sliced Breakfast Bacon Cooler weather brings breakfast bacon again to the front. stores, from service wagons assures you freshly cut quality bacon in sealed packages and at prices reasonable Direct delivery to our odern package one-f 1 car st like the onc er package 19¢ pound Per Lb. Kingan’s Sliced Breakfast Circle K Circle K Al nd the prod- Ca’ton' Loffler’s Sliced Breakfast Bacon, '%-lb: pkg Bacon, '%-lb. pkg Kingan's | | ARD Bacon Stri b b 38| Bacon Squares 28c Nmmi: especially for Our Famous GREEN BAG COFFEE rer 1b. 39¢ Silver Label Peas . ........10c Blue Ridge Corn ..........10c OB .. . Trusty Friend Green Beans (Cut Stringless), can....10c Blue Ridge (cut) Beans, can.10c Burnham & Morrils’ (soaked dried) Lima Beans, can.124c are very good No. 3 Tomatoes. . These Lima Beans delight the lima beans. and will taste of every one who likes Peter PanPeas ...........20c .. 15¢ for buyers of qual aoods Peter Pan Corn “Peter Pan” Shriver’s A-1 Peas Smallest Size from Finest Grown Per 25¢ Heinz Baked Beans 2 for 25¢ Ritter’s Pork and Beans . . .3 for 25¢ Campbell’s Pork and Beans.3 for 25¢ Van Camp’s Pork and Beans . 3 for 22¢ Van Camp’s Kidney Beans Shriver’s Selected Stringless Beans = t Selection from nderest of the Crop Can Time again for Hot Biscuits Buy a Bag of Washington Self-Rising Flour 30¢ FRANKFURTERS Loffler’s are all pure whole Per 35c some mea a good food at a moderate price LIBBY’S Red Alaska SALMON & 33c Minute Tapioca nel2Y%c MAXWELL HOUSE 55 COFFEE,bb. .......... 99C 5-Ib. bag reduced to Milani’s French Dressing. . Cooler Days— Campbell’s Soups «10c Choose from the many kinds on sale in each one of our stores.