Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1926, Page 34

D. €., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1926. o] ———o|——|o|———=a|———=|0|c|o| ———=al ———la]lc———olalc—=cla] N : OUR FANCY GREEN MOUNTAIN MAINE POTATO SALE FAR SURPASSES OUR HIGHEST EXPECTATIONS BUT WE ARE PREPARED! In addition to the thirty (30) carloads of these fancy Green mountain potatoes distributed to our stores the first part of the week, ten (10) more carloads of these free from frost, high quality Winter storage potatoes have been diverted to us and are being distributed by special trucks now. 8 g g Practically every state in the Union, at some time during the year, produces potatoes, all of whlch‘arc of good quality. It is, however, a fact that cannot be denied that the State of Maine grows the best potatoes in the U. S. 1 Each year at this time we bring these potatoes here for the express purpose of giving our customers an exceptional value, and we urge and advocate the purchase of a quantity for storage. If a bag is too much try a peck or bushel and be convinced as we are that fancy Green Mountain Maine potatoes are the best grown. National Apple Week—Oct. 30th to Nov. 6th OUR APPLE SALE ALSO FAR SURPASSED OUR EXPECTATIONS. BUT NEW SHIPMENTS ARE BEING SENT OUT DAILY AND YOU WILL FIND ALL OF OUR STORES WELL SUPPLIED. COOKING Grimes Golden DELICIOUS JONATHAN APPLES | APPLES | APPLES | APPLES Large Selected Varieties For Eating or Cooking From Nearby Orchards Fancy Western Boxed 10 rowas 23¢ | 7 pownss 25¢ | 6 Pownss 25¢ | 4 rowds 25¢ Bushel 9OC Bushel $1 ;2 Bushel 512 . $2_L_5 Basket Basket Basket Help the Growers Market a Bumper Crop and Serve Apples With Every Meal SELECTED This Week’s Added Special Values HEINZ i | | 'EGGS | Mello-Wheat |KETCHUP! For a Better Res. o o EGGS |comr BUTTER | Piveapoiy PINEAPPLE Strictly Fresh MeiLlCED 077;;5 o 59c “C:ut From the Tub” lb. 49C Go 21(: Nest Ig;—:e 25 GOLD-DUST . SUNNYFIELD . MILANI'S BACON R FRENCH DRESSING .1{‘2;:13;: ;éklgb 2 5 c “The National Cleanser” 5 Recknge C —_— 1 4 c —— Rindless Please Note the Reduced Price on White House Vinegar Pint Quart 14-Gallon Gallon 8 O9C10Ck A : e Bottle Bottle Jug Jug Coten” " ITC™| G | 1o | e | 4ie NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY B.G. CRISPS &3 1s. 24¢ WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO impure printing, manifestiy lendinx! 34 ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SOUTHERN WOMEN REV. J. FRANK CHASE, |7, rine, manitet; tens R i ine = REFORMER, IS DEAD) .. o 2 20 o FRAISE" FUR WURK found not guilty when Judge Par- Club Leader Lauds Campaign Against llliteracy as Con- vention Opens. Commander Powell Is Named Aide to Secretary Wilbur —_— Toemter n Municipal Cort found that — Secretary of New England Watch | the issue contained nothing salacious Mr. Chase was a_minister for six Comdr. Halsey Powell has been and Ward Society for Near- | Years in Methodist Episcopal churches named as alde to Secretary of the ly 20 Years. in Boston, prior.to his acceptance of Navy Wilbur, to succeed Capt. the secretaryship of the society. Walter R. Gherardi, who is to com- mand the atrcraft carrier Lexing: ton, now under construction at Quiney, Mass. Comdr. Powell now is in Washington, hav- ing fust completed a tour of duty ‘as executive officer of the By the Associated Press. Hurt in Taxi; Asks $10,000. BOSTON, November 4.—Rev. Frank | Mrs. Bertha F. Ashbury of St J. Chase, who for nearly 20 years di-: Louis, Mo., has filed suit in the Dis- triet Supreme Conrt to recover $10,000 damages from the Black and White Taxi Co. for alleged personal injuries. She was riding in a cab when it was in a collision, January 22, 1925, on ¥ street, and sustained serious injury. | She is represented by Attorney K. 5. Key-Sniith. rected the campaigns of the New Eng- land Wateh and Ward Soclety against various vices, drug and liquor selling battleship New Mexico, to which |and gambling, died yesterday at his he went some months ago from |phome, in West Roxbury. He had been the assignment as chief of the in- | i) 5 week from pneumonia and had formation section of the office of |gyffered a shock. naval intelligence in the Navy De- His activities as secretary of the partment. He is due to reach the |gociety often had brought him into N rank of captain in a short time. the public eve. He became involved by Mrs. L. H. Jennings of Bishopville, — in a case of national note early thix — chairman of the Boutheastern Coun-| Bharkskin s proving popular for | vear when he moved against the sale < e E many uses, including the making of | of an issue of a magazine, X Sheming of rated Club Women. at the | canes, shoes and purses, in Paris this | en Mercury, charging that certain tion of the organization here ves. articles were “obscene. indecent ana terday. With delegates attending from eight States and the republic of Cuba, the convention settled down for a two-day By the Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S. C., November 4. —Efforts of Southern women standing | together for the eradication of illit- eracy and for a better citizenship were described as a “great movement” season. c———o[———a[c———] i : tra_Dry GING LTI T | nd pae 'WE® | Everybody lik ha of he city Federation of yom- i 3 verybody likes en’s Clubs by Mrs. C. M. Shipway, president. wholesome, delicious Reco nmendations of Mrs. Jennings | in her address wi " 1 E “National” - be ’rlf,'_\. s scsind lfi::lethe}m‘.]z“e: OU’LL recognize the “National f‘lg bars | permanent record of the council be Ginger Ale flavor the moment v | kept, that the findings of the con- 8 At your grocer’s you taste it. But you get it only when you order National. Put Y emphasis on NATIONAL — and rls” vention be issued in pamphlet form and that a publicity chairman be elected. The opening session of the conven- tion was given cver to reports from | the officers and appointment of com-, mfttees. The rnoon will be de- voted to entertalnment. Greetings from the varic tates will feature | ¢ the evening on. 1 Officers will be elected tomorrow. A NE S See | The high cost of living in the Netherlands drove tourists from the dconsequently Made the same way ——hle———ale——[n][c——[n[—cog] vou'll put joy in the glass. . us var oo, that- made it famous By case or bottle at grocers and delicatessens—served at cafes, clubs and fountains. Guggenheim Co., 209 Eleventh Street SAWYER BISCUIT 0O., Inc.,New YorkCin Main 7637 = - = Serne Splendid Values | at Special Prices. I Here are dem?natntions of the adv?nmgu of buying your Furniture, Rugs, etc., of this store, where quality rules—and the fruits of prestige are shared in special prices. E=——alalc———[o[——|o]——=|a|——=[0]—] The Coffee Market Is Lower! There has been a drop in the Coffee Market and we have made a permanent price adjustment. We are sure you will be glad to know that you can now purchase— 10-Piece Dining Room Suite Handsome walnut veneer, in combination with durable gumwood. In new design, and a very pleasing suite—consisting of the pieces as illustrated—five Side $ ; Chairs and Armchair, with Tapestry-covered seats. The construction is very 198 e FOnARERthont, MYBEOHGL. - . cciiv. o o veisisiais oo b e ket e e Rugs of Distinguished Makes \———o|———|ojc———[o|c———] AN ADDED WEEK END SPECIAL Loffler’s Calas il . (Smoked Shoulders) THE FACT THAT ALL OF OUR STORES CARRY Whittall's “Anglo- Wilton Rugs These tender, meaty, smoked Calas Lb c A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH CRISP NATIONAL average 3 to 5 lbs. in weight. Ask our *4%7¢ Persian” Wilton Rugs America's finest that rival the Orientals in design and color. Size 27x54 inches. ... $]6.00 $95.00 $138:00 $150.00 Axminster Ruds Size 36x63 inches Size 874x10V feet Size 9x12 feet Seamless Axminster Hall Rugs Two popular sizes of durable service-giving quality. Size 214x12 feet Size 3x12 feet $13.50 $20.00 ScelanIless Velvet Rugs woven and heavy grade—new and striking pat- Heavy quality: with fringed ends—rich patterns. 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