Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1927, Page 6

}rfi - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6. 1927. R[ES m URG[ ROOSEVELT LOSES THUMB! Operation on xermns Hand Due to Infection. PATRUNABE PRUBE NEW YORK, January ¢ (#).—Ker- mit Roosevelt, son of the former| President, has lost the (:mln‘:) Mqh’:‘ eft hand in an operation performe Pradieule an infection of several years' standing. Senate Judiciary GFOUD Will} *5he Sberation, performed Thureday, became known yesterday when h Recommend Franchise |was removed to his city residence. Thnre l[ \\u! said no complications " . had e Rights Inquiry. e amevelt explained the infec: tion was belleved to have resuited - from the exceasive use six YeATs AEG of radium in a treatment for removal Adiciary subcommittee | Of warts from lh- thumb d to recommend “:',Jr";:‘r,f:;m: CHERRY MADE FOREMAN i OF CRIME GRAND JURY Insurance Underwriter is = Ap- pointed to Post by Justice or | Hoehling. Justice Hoehling, in Criminal Divi- slon 1, has selected John M. Cherry, an insurance underwriter at 710 Four- teenth street, as foreman of the, new grand jury which will investigate 4 « | charges of crime during the ensuing &7 three months. //////« Other members of the grand jury 4 v W 12 Seventh . 6§49 South Clifton L. DISTRICT LIKELY TO LOSE sshit sire Fifth street ITS NEXT DAY IN HOUSE ii.i‘::,;{::;,‘. ot o s 1908 Biltmore stre Appropriation Bills Expected to| Get Monday, But Local Needs . Twenty- reet southeast: Daniel J. M street northeast: Simon . 4813 Illinols avenue; Gil- alter, 807 Buchanan street; ank E. Thornburg, 171 Todd place - I northeast; Albert W. Walker, 3208 - |Cleveland avenue; Alfred R T\lsun 3532 Thirteenth street; 8. e llkhll 819 Fifteenth almt E.dwin Townsend, 1206 Tenth street; :- | Stewart Locke, 1000 Rittenh ouq‘q i ain m“,‘flre«( md llmr\ A. Etzler, 4111 Illi- o [NCOINn Sdl SAVINGS CLUB J it ou cant fool all : um Sdld FEDERALAERICAN 1."u@-' people ll the time™ B'lh?‘l}‘ 2!@ I ge{b e / new site for i that as House ent the use of a month being de- e part to wrangling ral t m sympathe gtic i tlon of their best int drafting of the legislative program. g o Lincoln was right: You can’t get humbugged in Piggly Wiggly Stores, you help yourself. Quality Goods, Clean Stores, Low Prices and Exact Weights are Piggly Wiggly Standards. One million discriminating housewives, who won’t be fooled, datly enter the turnstiles of | Piggly Wiggly Stores. LIBBY’S ' Inventory Sale SUNSHINE congestion except in a few instal RM-LADEN school- VOLUME 0F FREIGHT faster than any Drovio Jh?"&'fi‘:}ifi is not enough heary movement rooms. Dangefous weath- er ... On guard against sore SET RECORD IN 1926 | S AN Y5> ) Ireight \mume handled by the rail- =8 7 s in 1 the greatest on rec: % : ] ‘{;’.:'“ 7 "&Q:fii"é’{ | Sore throat demands EVAPORATED MILK Canned Fruits and Vegetables - SODA CRACKERS decline was throat! for 1926 Rich in Butter Fat Reduced prices by the dozen or case good till close of business on | The Best Biscuit Value on the Market Today Association r:jodd\ 3 = A This record movement, the associa: o R s oy Garghng alone portation diffculties, car shortage or continuous treatment The Kind That All Good Cooks Use Physicians now say:To over- Saturday, January 15. come sore throat an occasional gargle is not enough. SMALL CAN Sc—6 for 29¢ | DEL MONTE PEAS, No. 2 can, 18¢; dozen, $2.10; case, $4.15 Monocacy Valley Corn, can, 10¢; dozen, $1.15. . . case, $2.25 Butter. Sunset: Gold I, 58¢ Sunset Gold Peas, can, 26c; dozen, $3.05 case, $6.00 Fieoli ’Eggs :‘102.’ 55 g % | Formamint keeps the throat VETERAN DIES. | continuously bathed in an —_— antiseptic of proved germicidal Brig. Gen. J. J. 0’Connell Expires power. And Formamint cannot in Atlantic City. harm the throat tissues. Children like Formamint. PANCAKE FLOURS PILLSBURY LADY ALICE PEAS, can, 21c; dozen, $2.45 case, $4.75 AUNT JEMIMA : , cam, Z1¢; 3 ) « R 2 pkgs., 25¢ TOMATOES, No. 2 can, 9c; dozen, $1.00 case, $1.95 Cheese’ Kraft s,” Y Ib., 20c VIRGINIA SWEET . . .package, 11c | TOMATOES, No. 3 can, 14¢; dozen, $1.50 case, $2.95 Let them take one tablet every hour or so to treat sore throat; every 2 or 3 hours to help pre- vent it. All druggists. The Bauer Chemical Co, N. Y. C. Doctors endorse it Lard, open kettle Ib., 16¢ foggyuaygyg SYRUPS STRING BEANS, can, 12c; dozen, $1.40 case, 5275 | Dacon, sliced — Ib, 42¢ PURE MAPLE bottle, 45¢ | SAUERKRAUT, can 12¢; dozen, $1.40 case, §2.75 | Sausage, “Loffler’s,” Ib., 35¢ LOG CABIN can, 27c | Peaches, Del Monte, No. 1 can, 15¢; dozen, $1.75; case, $3.45 TR ’ can, 12¢ | Peaches, Del Monte, No. 2} can, 25¢; doz., $2.90; case, $5.75 F LOUR G n Ln MEn A l Flu u n KARO, blue can, 10c | pineapple, Del Monte, No. 1 can, 15¢; doz., $1.75; case, $3.45 ML WAL ST IR e COFFEE Pineapple, Del Monte, No. 2 can, 21¢; doz., $2.45; case, $4.75 12 lbs" 65‘:; 24 “’s-r $1.25 Kltchen-teste . IRy o o N Pineapple,DelMonte,No.Z»}can, 25c¢; doz., $2.90; case, $5.75 sreshly ground. which gives it tnusunlly fine APRICOTS, Sunset Gold, can, 25¢; dozen, $2.90; case, $5.75 SOAP cup quality. fir every baking purpose GRAPES, Lady Alice, can, 15c; dozen, $1.75. . . .case, $3.45 star or P. & G. Naptha ] Pound 36(: " | FIGS, Beckwith, can, 21c; dozen, $2.45 case, $4.75 6 cakes, 25¢ Potatoes 10 Ibs., 35¢ | Spanish Onions, each 5c | Chuck Roast - Ib., 25¢ | Halibut Steak Ib., 38¢ et New Cabbage Ib., 7c |lIceberg Lettuce, hd., 10c | Sirlein Steak Ib., 45c¢ | Salmen Steak Ib., 35¢ | | RESIDES being » mon 0ld Cabbage Ib., 3c | Carrots Ib., 5c | Fresh Hams Ib., 32¢ | Haddock Fillet Ib., 28¢ arink e Nt commg | Sweet Potatoes Ib., Sc | Turnips Ib., 5c | Fresh Callas Ib., 25¢ | Mackerel, Spanish, 1b.,32¢ ol Grapefruit 3 for 25¢ | Apples, Winesaps, 6 Ibs., 25¢ | Chickens Ib., 45¢ | Oysters, pt., 35¢; gt., 65¢ You'll like it—best of ens, Ferved at usl'ea tlu)m mnd fountains. Guggenheim Co., 209 Eleventh Street, Main 7637 TALL CAN 10c—3 for 29¢ ai Package 4c | | A . A