Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1926, Page 26

caught are all about the same size. age and appearance, dress about the same, act about the same. © HUNDREDS UNAB[[ thought at first it would be easy . to identify the man, but it has proved I 11 difficult. I TURE BA‘I’ “We have had criminals who attack disarmed. ROTARIANS TOLD disarme OF ‘CHAOS IN CHINA’| ., Dr. W. C. Dennis, Once Legal Ad- visor to Oriental Government, Addresses Club. and murder women, and those wh merely rob them, but not one I this, who takes their money fi talks vilely to them, but makes no effort otherwise to molest them. He is not an ordinary tough, but speaks with a quiet accent; does not the women. We had one just lik him before. He m: come from good home, and be sort of Jel and Hyde - personality. These hard to catch, becauso they disapp Chicago Robber, Who Terror- izes Women, Eludes Police €] The “chaos” in China today is S and need not hinder that and Vigilante Bands. ya international attorney and % to the Chinese . 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Y., December 30 (). confined to the executive mansion by a cold and sore throat today. be inaugurated Saturday for his fourth RESOLVED to have your Auditing Have your auditor consult with our experts and plan a set of books that will eliminate rough places and ‘ We have been building Blank Books for over 40 years and im- proved our facilities right along. We'll save you money and give you ARMOUR’S HAMS CORN Lom 'l'HURSI)XY, DECEMBER 30, 1926. DEL MONTE CANNED FRUITS THE FINEST QUALITY OBTAINABLE PEACHES { CHERRIES PEARS Sliced Royal Anne Califormia Bartlett Tall 29c 2 Tall 39c 2 Tall 33c Cans Cans Cans Star Soap 6 cakes 25¢ ’ Life Buoy Soap 2 cakes 13¢ GIBB'S LUX Fom Soap 3 cakes 25¢ JELLY tection You Give Fine Fabrics. Assorted Flavors Guest | Dona 1Erzxinstile Soap 3 cakes 25¢ 3 Pkgs. 2 Sc s 2 Glasses 150 , Palmolive Soap 3 cakes 25¢ 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE i iwa'au v 37c Ivory Soap 6 cakes 25¢ Mellow Flavor and Van Camp’s ARGO And SULTAN A Pleasing Aroma Light Meat Tuna Fish The pack of white meat tuna fish was very poor _:Ius year, and consequently at this time it is almost impossible to purchase tuna fisk of this quality. We offer Argo and Sultana tuma fish as the best substitute that can be bought. hina is | s been card trickster on theater this ral mystifying LUX Give All Your Clothes the Pro- birthday, was | He will Our Stores Will be TOM ATO N Closed ew Year’s SOUP Day 3 Cans 15¢ They Will be This is in accordance with a special arrangement . made with the Van Camp Company whereby we are Untll 9 P.M. authorized to offer one can of Van Camp’s Tomato > Soup free with each two cans purchased at 2 cans New Year’s Eve for 15c. Friday, Dec. 3lst LAR Lb 15c Sunnyfield BACON PILLSBURY GRAHAM FLOUR Bog 30c L POTATOE CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP. FLOUR FLOUR 3 Cans 25¢| 3 Cans 25¢ 2 Pkgs. 25¢| Pkg. 11c YELLOW ONIONS 4 Lbs. 15¢ | Golden Crown B AKER’S PEAN UT YRUP , 9c ultana Brand %> 15¢ 15¢ | = 23c SUNNYFIELD v BUTTER Lb. 63c Pail reamery Special DEL MONTE vaiues Del Monte 45¢| FRUIT SALAD 15¢ ' 39¢12 PEACHES Sliced 23¢ - 245¢ We do not believe you can purchase tuna fish of equal quality amy place in the city at the prices quoted below. 19e % 39 Machine Lb. 45(: Sliced PILLSBURY PANCAKE FLOUR No. 1 No. ’ltzin/2 Tc;n Bulk or 1-1b Cartons PHappy, Prosperous U.S.No.1 Grade 5 bs. 1¢—10 Lbs. 35c¢ || AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE [PANCAKE CAMPBELL'’S Delicious BEANS IN RICH TOMATO SAUCE VIRGINIA SWEET Fancy Stock Del Monte SARDINES 1-5-1b. 1-lb. Can Tin Fancy Florida ORANGES 35¢- Oid Mill CORN MEAL Water Ground Pound lo c Bag 5 7%= 19¢ ASTOR RICE 25¢ {3 ne 25¢ Sugar Cured ickory Smoked A&P Brand Pure Gra Dri Large Can No. 2¥; Tall Cans Fancy Florida Grapefruit Tree Ripened w35 Del Monte Del Monte PRUNES PINEAPPLE Lge. Large No. 2V} No. 2% Can Can Lb. 29 Van Camp’s EVAPORATED PRIDE %5 FARM SWEET TENDER PEAS Juice Sweet Sugar 414 9th 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 3212 14th 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. “Women’s Shop” 1207 F igns— 65¢c to $3 At our hope, for you, too. May we hope that the year 1927 will be still more brimful of health and happiness for you and all your dear ones. “Man’s Shop” 14th at G MILK 2 10c | Can TEA PACIFIC ™ 4 o 25¢C THE GREAT Car IOC pint 17V5coe. 35¢ C&