Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1926, Page 33

new airplanes, built for the war de- partment of the Mexican government by the Douglas Co. here, left Clover Field yesterday for Mexico, flying under command of Mexican military officers. The other five planes were delivered to the fleld and were being placed in readiness to take the air. MEXICO GETS THREE PLANES BUILTIN U. S. Delivered by California Plant—Ex- peoted to Be Used Against { Yaqui Rebels. The planes are of the observation type and Mexican officers here indi- cated that they would be converted into bombing planes by the installa- tion on Mexican soil of machine guns and bomb racks. Information as to the exact destination of the planes was not given out, but local aviation n said their understanding was By the Associated Press. SANTA MONICA, Calif., November 26.—Three of a squadron gf eight Liggett Specials 15¢c P. & S. Soap..........3 for 25¢c 50c Mavis Face Powder..........39¢ 20c William’s Talcum............. 14¢ 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste..........35¢ 30c Woodbury’s Facial Cream...]19¢ 30c Woodbury’s Cold Cream...... 19¢ 50c Glaze Nail Polish............39¢ $5.00 In ectoweeereescireeeess $3.98 30c Kleenex .......ccoocoeeceaee. 19¢ $1.00 Oveferrin. .........ccce..... 83¢c 35c Freezone. .. .. eccccvevenenes 23C $1.00 Horlick’s Malted Milk. ..~.. 79¢ $1.50 Agarol .....ccecveeeeeen $1.05 60c Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia.... 39¢ $1.25 Creomulsion............... 89¢ 55c Dioxogen................... 43¢ $1.25 Pierce’s Golden Medical DisSCOVery .....cceveeeemeneena 93¢ 53¢ 75¢ Vick’s Vapo-Rub. . .c.cevecen 75¢ Pompeian Olive Oil, pint..... 53¢ $1.00 Scott’s Emulsion. .......... 79¢ 65c Alophen Pills. . .....cooeucnen $1.00 Hypo-Cod. ......cc voveween T9c 30c Kondon’s Catarrh Jelly...... 19¢ ‘e &y Homemaid Ice Cream Drops ! The old-fashioned kind; light, fluffy cream centers; vanilla flavor § price, 49, November Sale Price 41c - that the planes would be used against the rebel Yaqui Indians. Lieut Col. Rojas of the Mexican war department inspected the flnal assembly of the planes at the Douglas plant and the detachment flew south under his command. —_——— Victoria Drummond, first woman to be granted a sea-going engineer’s li- cense by the British Board of Trade, is a goddaughter of the late Queen Victoria. The longest telegraph line in the world is that between Liverpool and Teheran, capital of Persia. miles in length. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, It is 4,280 A bottle of this cap- tivating extract in an attractive package. In three odors—L'Origan, Paris and Chypre. Reoular $3.50 Size 2 Liggett's Spe- 2\cial Feature As Long as They Last ELECTRIC TOASTER What Every Breakfast Table Needs “The Flip-Flop”—Mec! cally turns the toast. No need to touch the bread. Finished, in art nickel. Made of steel, copper platgd. Hot, crisp toast in 2 mdment while coffee is boiling in electric percola- tor. Liggett’s Feature Price $3_'.—9_§ & BAY BRIDGE PLANS CONSIDER D. C. MARTS Farmers of Five Maryland Counties File l’etiti.on Askirng Change in Project. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, November 26.—Claim- ing that the proposed bridge across Worcester County, who has one of % voltage. Tl_l:ows the change. products. Boker * Hair Clippers Just the thing for bobbed hair. Keeps the neck clean and free from bothersome fuzz and short hairs. Special, Liggets $9 .00 Feature Price = This Polar Cub Electric Heater —complete with 7 feet of cord, ready to screw into any electric light socket of 110 out F? tected with wire guard. Just the thing to take the chill off the rooms. Liggett's Feature Price, $9.95 the Chesapeake Bay should be built from Kent Island to Sendy Point in- stead of from Rock Hall to Bay Shore, as the former plar would open up the markets of Washington as well as Baltimore, farmers of Dorchester, Tal- bot, Wicomico, Somerset and Worces- ter Counties have filed a petition for While practically the entire East. ern Shore favor the bridge, they would prefer a bridge that would put the Eastern Shore in touch with Wash- ington as well as Baltimore, thereby increasing markets for the shore’s State Senator Orlando Harrison of NOVEMBER 26, 1928. the largest fruit orchards in this sec- tion of the country, 2 “The southern counties of the shore would benefit more if the bri Was built from Sandy Point to Kent Islahd, the center of the peninsula. Resi- dents of the shore have wanted such a bridge for years. If reasonable tolls are levied, as suggested, truck traffic between Eastern Shoxe growers and the Baltimore market should increase and Baltimore receive much produce that now goes farther North. . The bridge should develop Maryland's ocean front, which at present is de- veloped for only about one mile of a 25.mile frontage. But I am sorry to hear that the plan does mnot call for Stationery Special This month we will sell you one regular 50c pound package of Hallcroft “Bond” Writing Paper (about 72 sheets) —and one regular 50c package con- taining 50 envelopes to match. Re= tail value of both, $1.00. 79c “Little Chef” Electric Stove Liggett's Feature Price In the kitchen, the dining room —anywhere, in fact, where there is an electric light out- let—you have a handy, light, sturdy stove giving intense heat.” Simply constructed and very durable. JE L3 Liggett’s Feature Price Every Friday and Saturday—Cigar Special 10c Straight MAJOR (Major) Pack of 10 for 86¢ Pack of 5 for 45¢ The same quality as the Major smaller, 15¢ Straight LA ROSA AROMATICA (Liggett’s) Pack of 10 for $1.20 An absolutely all-Havana Cigar, made in Tampa. Exceptional value at the regular price of 15c straight. *+ Pound Box 13c MAJOR (Perfecto) Pack of 10 for 98¢ High-grade Sumatra wrapped Domestic Cigar, The filler is all vana. combination for men who prefer a mild smoke. Electrex Walffle Iron Heavily _ nickel- plated, buffed and polished. Easy to clean. Constructed to asfure full, even, plate-size waffles. Equipped with con- nector plug and two separate at- tachment plugs. Liggett's Feature Price, The Newest Toys The Twistum Circus Amusement for youngsters of all ages—even the grown-ups get a kick our of these bright An ideal 10c Straight La Providencia (Epicure) 5 for45¢c Pack of 10 for 86¢ A very mild Domestic cigar in a popular Panatela shape. You save every time you purchase 5 or more week ends. 13¢ FLOR de MURAT (Club Cabinet) 5 for 50c Pocket Tin of 10 for 86¢c Mild blend of Imported Tobac- cos. This size regularly retails at 2 for 25c. + Splendid Wagons For the Little Fellows a bridge Shore trade to Washingion as well as Baltimore and thereby provide addl- tional markets for Eastern Shore products.” Special Dispatch to The Star. GRAFTON, W. Va., November 26.— Charles J. Croston, farmer, mother, Mrs. Sarah Ann Croston, is 100 years old, died at his home on the Philippi-Grafton pike. three sons and one daughter survive. | Made with honey and nuts. that would send Eastern Woman of 100 Loses Son. 71 years cia, |dent near here of Taylor County, whose a pole. the crash a fractured skull His widow, Indian Moccasins Real elk hide leather, nicely trimmed with darker colors. Soft and comfortable to the feet. Sizes for all the family, Delightful Christmas gift. Liggett’s Price This Sale $ 1 49 Electrex Coffee Percolator An oflafona] shaped 6-cup percolatot, Attractively finished, Made to give long, satisfactory service Just attach plug § to electric light socket. 2. At Special Prices On Friday and Saturday of every week these products are sold at practically half of their regular price. Liggett’s Coffee A special blend, mild and full flavor. Fresh from the roasters right into sealed, dustproof pound cartons, delivered frequently to our stores. Pound Carton, Regularly 45c 2 for 76¢ Opeko Tea An unusually fine hand-picked selection. favorite blend. In half-pound packages. Regularly 50c 2 for 66¢ Pure Cocoa In half-pound sealed containers. Regularly 25¢ Vanilla Extract Made from rich vanilla beans, properly mellowed and seasoned. Two-ounce bottle. Regularly 35c 2 for 36¢ Cake Chocolate An excellent cooking chocolate. Half-pound cake. Regularly 25c 2 for 26¢ Pure Olive Oil A pure virgin olive oil for every purpose, Regularly 98¢ 2 for $1.19 Lemon Extract A pure extract that is needed in every kitchen. Regularly 35¢ Beef Cubes Drop one cube in boiling water to make a strengthening cup of boulllon. 12s. Regularly 30c 2 for 3lc True Fruits, Jams, Marmalades Made of true fruit only, at our pure food plant of Highland, N. Y. Orange Marmalade True Fruits, Jams, Marmalades 12 ounces. Regularly 45¢ 2 for 49c¢ True Fruits, Strawberry, Raspberry or Grape 15 ounces. Regularly 45¢ 2 for 49c¢ Grape Jelly Delicious and a bread spread. Regularly 35¢ Pineapple Jam Regularly 45¢ Currant Jelly Made from delicious red currants, Regularly 45¢ 2 for 51c Liggett's Feature Price You may obtain your 2 for 26¢ Two ounces. 2 for 41c 2 for 36¢ 2 for 49c¢ § Homemaid Chocolate Covered Nougatines Coated with rich brown chocolate. “A de- licious confection.” Regular price, 59¢. November Sale Price 49 c Pound box STUDENT DEAD IN CRASH. TROY, N. Y., November 26 (#).— Arturfo R. Herrera, son of a former President of Guatemala, is belleved to be dying and a companion, Karl Dombaugh of Marion, Ohio, is dead as the result of an automobile acci- The machine carrying the two men, students at Rensselaer Poly- technic Institute, left the highway north of this city and crashed Into Dombaugh died soon after Herrera is suffering from colored twisting tops. They can be made to stand in the most unusual and grotesque posi- tions jmaginable. Bend them any way you want and they come up smiling. Various teys as follewss Nicely Colored and Real Strong Twistum Giraffe, “Highboy and Dot”. Wampus Kat ccoeer sl Dinosaur ccececeessscscossrsessesss $1.98 Liggeit's Feature Price Shrine Camel .ccoesesoscsoossemescescesces $149 Elephant ,...coceeccerveesrssosscscascerces.$149 Pigs, Pigs, Tigers, etc.. . The Safe Drug Stores+— * . 1715 Penna. Ave. 1237 Penna. Ave. Cor. Connecticut 13th and F Sts. Near 17th CIGAR VALUE! 14th & Irving Sts. & Florida Aves. A remarkably good smoke for sessrsesevescress. 98 The Safc Drug Stores + (Londres) Pack of Five 25¢ Pack of Ten 50¢ BLACK & WHITE 5c All Long Filler Hand Made n Imported Sumatra Wrapped 14th and F Sts. Cor. 7th & E Sts. |