Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1926, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, TURKEY SUPPLIES - LIGHT IN MARKET Probability of 60 to 65 Cents a Pound Market Is Seen by Dealers TO(.ay Shipments ¢ comparatively 1 i dealer: reported many the 1 been | hamj G bugh poorer, low as 1 CAR l=ALES INCREASE COMMODITY NEWS WIRED STAR FROM ‘NTIRE COUNTRY JUTH, December rrel crate demand | lighteen car- have bee Oregor commanc sach for popul: d the gov ) of the fon re and pre —Spirited bidding ns here has kept e o Thanksgiving « ns have droppe first choice bring- s a pound. out 48 ce) GRAIN EXPORTS GAIN. MORE, December 20 (Spe- N exports last the report of tk 20.—The Min. furnished the steel TOBACCO TRADE LIGHT. Little Maryland 0ld Crop Cigarette Stock Left to Come In. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, December 20.—Re- land leaf tobacco con- ¢ 204 hogsheads being veek, while sales in- to 537 hogsheads, leaving n State tobacco warehouses of hogsheads and 531 hogsheads of nd leaves. According to officlals there is very little old crop of cigarette quality left to come in now. n n i- 1B Jovusadem Chevry Trees, $1 Berry Bowls, $1. Novelty Fern Boxes, 75¢. Baskets of Art Flowers, $2. Table Ferns, $1.50. Poinsettias, $1 up. Begonias, $2. Primroses, $2. * & D. 0, MONDAY, DECEMBER' 20, ‘1928 Quotations today per 100 pounds: Interfor and frosted, nrm leaf, 3.00 to 8.00; sound common and greenish, 900 to 14.00; good comirion, 15.00 to 4.00; medium, 26.00 to 34.00; good to fine red, 36.00 to 61.00; fancy, 52.00; seconds, common to medium, 6.00.to 20.00; seconds, good to fine, 21.00 to 40.00; upper country, air cnrvd. 7.00 to 35.00; ground leaves, nominal. WASHINGTON OIL PAYS. NEW YORK, December lov(:n—d Washington Oil declared a di ofn:l :B:ha-re payable today to stock of record December 18, Three months ago $1.50 was pald. % i i e il Christmas Flowers In Great Profusion Floral Novelties of all kinds, at Cash & Carry Economy Prices. Xmas Memorial Wreaths, $2.50 50. & $4.50. Small Wreaths, 5c, 10c, 15¢c. Red Ruscus, 50c. Ferns, §2 and $3. Freshest Cut Flowers. ‘ H'W\\ Yuletide Candle Centerpreces, $1.50 = E JIN THE CHRISTMAS _NEW YORK, December 20 (P).— SAVINGS CLUB s of General oF THE & n in the first nine r increased avout 28 | | FEDERAL-AMERICAN rainst 67,760 “Everybody’s Doing It” = Cash&CarryFlowerStores Funeral Flowers Delivered Free—Nominal Charge on Other Orders 807 14th St. N.W. 804 17th St. N.W. Phone Franklin 5442 Phone Franklin 10391 Chnstmas S]loppmg —but a lifetime for these gifts “All OLer Tou/ J’M ——the better Candies A delicicus covered fruits = i Packed in a cialties. [ -2 S R S S R S S S 2SN 2 N —give “Her” a box of Mammy Lou Old-Time Home-Made in beautiful gift boxes 1dbh. . oiivierns 49¢ 2:bs. .o 95¢c Bilbs. s 9225 assortment of chocolate- nuts and creams, together bonbons and other Holiday greeting boxes. RN IR NRNRIR T e o e e P T T R R TR TR MR IR Fresh—Wholesome CANDIES for Christmas ' The Purest and Best Candies Obtainable at Real Money-Saving Prices! Included in our enormous stock there is every type of sweet—from pure sugar hard candies at 25c pound to elaborate packages containing America’s finest chocolates, Below are featured some of our most popular candies—and, remember, candy from Peoples—is sure to be pure and fresh—our rapld turnover insures that. Pure delicious candies—tho kind that everyone »ys—may be purchased at any of our stores at which mean greater s 3 v youll find m: ppropriate gift rom the dainty ize to the gen- size—all attractively boxed—ready for A Choice Assortment! Miss America Assorted Chocolates Attractively Boxed Lb., 39c 215 Lbs., 95¢ 5 Lbs., $1.69 ckage hass proven im- y popular with our cus- 1 the box of which Each box contains a most de- 2 lightful assortment of nut {§ nougats, caramels, deco-mallows, taffy, marshmallows, and an assortmént of delicious creams ~—all dipped in velvet-like choco- late coating. uly proud—the one h you will Bo proud to sive and the one which will bring joy to the recipient. Assorted Shelled Georgia Royal Paper-Shell Pecans spe- —zgood for you and the Eiddies \nlv l'('nplm Low Prices u ly the delicious bra catured 1 l)("l ara Stuffed Confections Pound, ,;9(- 5 Pounds, $].79 opinion nest. il ihv ruits, chopped nuts 7 hin S/u*ll Filled Dumlw.s };,- 5 Pounds, $].50 Pound, : i 4 % ; ;. f / /d ; /. d ;i 8 Pound, 29¢ 5 I'munl.\. .‘\_I.ZJ made of true fruit fla A delicious candy for t \lfl Nibles IImrl Candies Pound, 25¢ 5 Pounds, ,51 mixture, consisting of Tempting and wholesome, . 2 SRR IR R A favorite, old-time ferent cuts and flavors. likes it. Old-Fa Pound, 25¢ 5 Pounds, $] ire of the b A pur Nete v vorite old-tim idy. i Pure Sugar Hard Candies fres E st hard candics obtainable—five Be ll-- "l’ll(’ I’ur(’ Sugar Mixture about twenty-five dif- Everybody shion Broken Candies . No Christmas party is In Beautifully Decorated Metal Container Pound, $1.25 A full pound of delicious assorted nuts—Brazil nuts, filberts, almonds, pecans, peanuts and others. They are absolutely fresh with just enough salt to make them tempting. e nuts \\‘llh \erv lhln "1 to quote the ex- very large contract 5 E our Christmas sup- ply at one of our “Yankee Doodle” Drum A Complete Assortment of Containing Hard Candy 4 candies made, | , pure fruit | Special, An attractive, prettily Fine Candies You are always assured of fresh Whitman's at Pec Drug Stores ment _ receives every 72 hours ai rect from the Whit man plant at Phila [J delphia. Select your Whit. 8 man’s at any of our stores, Listed arc several of the mos popular packages. pleasure thi: d the you Specially priced “Jack Horner” | English Walnut Chips i Pounll, 39(- 5 Pounds, $1.75 lish walnut ce CHOCOLATES &« CONTRCTING. rYYY S CAIETEA - TR RIS ers with cket of fine, crisp hard Iy aelicious confection, \ “Reed’s” | l o $1.50 “Pleasure_Island™ MP"W": $150 Pirates’ Chest, containing a pouud—boz hocolates “Pleasure Island” Cl Butter Scotch Wafers Pound, 29¢ 5 Pounds, $1 Thin, wholesome discs of pure butterscotch, A palate tempter for the kiddies as well as 9® the older folks. o 2 T 2 T 2 s 2 g ) .. T 'will gratify you a decade hence to discover that the gift you purchased at the store of W. & J. SLOANE hes acquired the mellowness that comes through the years to both good furniture and good rugs. And here you can select your ‘ifllm and conveniently, -and be sure of finding just the thing you want. 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