Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1926, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1926. )i PLEASE NOTE—In this advertisement we have found space to mention only a limited number of the many hundreds of items you will always find on our shelves. This sale will run over into next week, so if you find it inconvenient to come in tomorrow or Saturday, make it a point to come in early next week. Sup- plies are plentiful, and, with the exception of perishable articles, we anticipate being able to supply you with anything quoted today and at today’s quotations. JELLO The Nation's Most Popular Dessert. Celebration Sale Special 3 - 250 Van Camp’s Evaporated MILK Celebration Sale Special e 25c Sunshine HYDROX The King of Biscuits—dainty chocolate wafers made in a sandwich, the filler being delicious creamed sugar. We have had a carload of BULK Hydrox delivered to our stores for this sale, and we are going to make you a surprising offer— Celebration Sale Special Per Lb. 2 Lbs. for The World's 6 Most Famous Biscuit c Finest Quality Land O’ Lakes Sweet Cream Butter One of the best of many fine prod- ucts sold in our stores is Land O’ Lakes Butter. Sold only by us. Per Lb., 55¢ California Canned Goods in the Great Celebration Sale— Hunt Bros. “KEYSTONE” LIBBY’S Brand Fruits Canned Food Products Famously good and offered at sensationally low prices for Asparagus this sale only. Keystone Brand Peeled Apricots, large tin 29¢ or 2 for 55¢ Peeled Apricots, No. 1 tin 15¢ or 3 for 40c Royal Anne Cherries, No. 1 tin, per can We want to give it as our unqualificd opinion, that Libby's Asparagus is as fine as anybody can buy. Choose the size “spear” you prefer, for as you know asparagus is packed from vast fields of growing asparagus and the “spears” are graded, | running frot small to mammoth. Pick out the size you pre- fer and you'll have the best quality that any one can buy. Mammoth Size Spears 31 ¢ or 3 for 88c Small Spears g o 3 for 50c Small Spears 7. or 3 for 80c Pecled—Stalk 350 or 3 for $1.00 Royal Anne Cherries, large tin, per can 3 for $1.00 Sliced Peaches, large tin 23c or 3 for 65¢ Sliced Peaches, No. 1 tin 14c or 3 for 40c Peaches, Halves, large tin 23c or 3 for 65c¢ This is truly a wongerful canned goods offering. Thou- sands of our friends know how good “Keystone” products are; to the others we say that these fruits are not excelled by anything we have ever offered. To Our Patrons: Having just opened our 300th store we deemed it a fitting occasion to do something which would serve to show you our appreciation and at the same time call your attention to the growth which your generous patronage and support have made possible of accomplishment. Hence these special offerings. In 1909—seventeen years ago—we started this present business with a few stores (previously operated) and by constant growth the total has reached 300, almost a store for every neighbor- hood. An indication of the steady growth is given in the figures following: 1913—34 Stores 1914—40 Stores 1915—56 Stores 1916—76 Stores 1909—25 Stores 1910—26 Stores 1911—29 Stores 1912—32 Stores 1917—95 Stores 1918—103 Stores 1919—121 Stores 1920—150 Stores 1921—162 Stores 1922—179 Stores 1923—214 Stores 1924—252 Stores 1925—277 Stores 1926—300 Now in operation All of our Stores are located in Washington and immediate vicinity, extending in Maryland as far as Rockville, Laurel and Upper Marlboro, and in Virginia to Alexandria, Falls Church and Cherrydale, including, of course, in- termediate points. Our company is Washington-owned and operated—strictly a home town concern. o S 7 Three vears ago we found it absolutely necessary to have larger and better warehouse facilities. The result was the erection by ourselves of the large and fully equipped office and warehouse building at 4th and T Northeast, abut- ting the tracks of the B. & O. Railroad Co., a picture of the building is shown elsewhere. Without your generous patronage and support out progress would have been impossible. We shall try our ut- most at all times to continue to please you, bearing in mind always vour interests—for as the ultimate consumer you pay the final price. Throughout the many years you have become so well acquainted with the “Sanitary” that further comment on our business seems to us unnecessary. We want to thank you, however, here and now, for that generous support which has brought our business to its present proportion, and being what it is, should, in the days to come be of bigger and better service to all who daily find need of a grocery store. May we hope you will find a slight measure of our appreciation in the many exceptional offerings quoted in this advertisement. STORE NEAR Toilet Soap Celebration Sale Special LUX Toilet Form . This fine soap has been so extensively ade vertised in The Washington Star that coms ment seems needless. LIFEBUOY A household word in soap. Your choice. Assort as you wish. | FIG BARS The fig bars we sell have proven so sat tory that we have dec ulcl to include them |u this celebration sale. Pure and wholesome. they are a big item in our cake business. SWIFT’S SUN BRITE CLEANSER Thousands of housewives ha Brite” meets every demand We recommend it and urge yc 3 Cans llc RIFTER’S PORK and BEANS Ritter's Pork and Beans are justly popular with myriads of our patrons. Ience we be- lieve this low price will he especially ap- pealing. : : Cans 4 FORD’S PRESERVES Ford's Preserves ar need to go without p buy them and get quality as good & made them you irself. Per Jar 2 50