Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1927, Page 21

* plied. Abe Martin GEN. MCAUSLAND, HERD OF DIXIE, DIES Last Confederate General Officer But One Succumbs at Age of 90. 7. Va., Jan es for Brig 90, general of- v, will Burial | t Hen Gen. McCausland at his home in M 1y night the last .surviving Confederate Felix Robertso ' Pro Gen Qivil that ended with the burning of Cham hershurg. Roused Bitter Feeling So bitter was the fe o by this Peace is th’' greatest o’ a wful poor "}f“-s;"' "“’”';p‘-"“ich. % 2| DUKE OF YORK SAILS. His name also was con mentioned in the defense Battleship for Panama. Among the called _was y V. M. I. Cadet Corps to Charles Town to act as guard around the scaffold vhere Jol 'y'] Brown was hanged fi treason From the ac assistant to Jackson, he v Confederate f YOU SAVED YOUR MONEY! When the Wanderlust Seizes You. Yv OU’LL BE GLAD e of riflemen ton and later an artillery batte Point Pleasant. Escaped on Gunboat. Long before his elevation to the rank of brigadier gen McCaus- land’s dashing tactics had been in evi- dence. When surrender of the be. leaguered forces defending Fort Don elson became i le in February, 1862, McCausland. leading a from the , seized a with it succeeded in al than half of the Virginia troops across the Cumberland River, thus escaping the necessity surrender. sl made a brigadier general on 8, 1864, following the death of Gen. Albert kins. A month later his c: v dem- onstration deflected the drive of Gen Hunter's forces toward Lynchburg, Va. Free Box, Buya tube ol KONDON'S, 1If it does not give you lullhv'rti five times the cost, we will gladly reft latin Jen- loll- good EONDON vice Minneapolis, Minn, kinds of Christ- | Leaves Jamaica W)th Duchess on FEDERAL-AMERICAN SO STOMACH retaliation for Hunter's incursion into Virginia. It was at this time that Takes Less than Five Minutes —Pape’s Diapepsin Acts Like Chambersburg was burned after a de- mand had been made on the city for Magic on Acid Dyspepsia, Bloat, Belching, Gas $100,000 in gold or $500,000 in paper money. After the residents had de- clared they could not produce the sum and McCausland said they ap- peared to be making no effort to meet his demand, he ordered the torch ap- Disbanded at Lynchburg. At Appomattox, when McCausland and Gen. Mulford, on a hill above the town, heard that Lee had surrendered, they made their way to Lynchburg and disbanded their forces there. Returning to this section, McCaus- land was warned that officers were seeking him and he made his way to Canada, thence to England, France end Mexico. Following an exile of two years, he came back and acquired the farm jands along the Ohio River here where he had lived since. He devel- oped a property of about 6,000 acres and in recent years divided it into three farms, occupied by himself and two sons. He lived with his daughter Charlotte in a large home of stone and wood. Besides the daughter, three sons_survive, Sam, John and Alexander McCausland. —— USE FOR CLOTH SOUGHT U. S. Doesn’t Knaw Whnt to Do With War “Bleazy.” The War Department is trying to sind use for several hundred thousand vards of “sleazy’ cloth, purchased dur- ing the war, but for what purpose the department now has no notion. Recently some 80,000 yards went into use in mounting military maps, and 10 bolts were turned over to the ‘Army Music School for binding sheet music. Another large supply will be mado into rifle and pistol targets, and In My Stomach Since I Discov- ered Pape’s Diapepsin departmental pamphlets The (‘lolh would bring almost no return if sold. ing, gas bloat disappear, sunk w out trace. You feel fine Nothing more miserable th: blues from acid dyspepsia more bracing than the ¢ Vatlonal Women's Party of the s i8 branching out in be “Dracy England, where a group of English |0f Pape's Diapepsin. members of the party is being or- | store. This is one of the model near-by Dairy Parms of the MA-Va Milx Producers Asso—under District Health Dept. supervision— With whom we have full contract for our supplies. Quality Makes Customers—and Holds Them If you serve our Milk, Cream and Buttermilk you'll be sure that you are giving your customers the very BEST that can be produced by picked herds—on rigidly supervised farms. Our supply comes exclusively from the Md-Va Milk Producers Asso.—and is GUARAN- TEED. Phone us, Potomac You will We sell wholesale only 5630, for sample order and price. like both. Md-Va Milk Products Co. 1620 First St. N.W. Successor to H. L. Black & Son, Inc. No More of That Bloated Tightness Quick action! In five minutes what you ate or drank is -settled into still more will be used up in binding | sweetness. Worst sour risings, belch- Try it and prove t. Get a 60 cent package at any drug ¥HY FEVENING STAR. WHOLE WHEAT BREAD Have You Tried It? WASHINGTON, Per Loaf 13(: ARGO Tidewater Genuine Red Alaska Herring Roe | “SATMON Exceptionally fine roe, The brand of quality and reasonably priced. well known. 18c |= 29c Per Can Can our Famois GREEN BAG COFFEE - Tomorrow Only Do You Like Homlny "Most everybody does, and you will certainly like Manning's Prepared Canned Hominy. It is different —a flavor and taste that’s appealing. At our special price this week we urge you to try it! If you like hominy, you Il prefer '\l.mmn"s 2 = 15¢ Evaporated Prunes A two-pound package of finest quality California Prunes at a special price. Why a Half-Pound Tin of Coffee? In many families the use of coffee is limited. There- fore, we decided to offer a tin containing one-half pound. Coffee as a beverage, if good, must be made from ground coffee which is reasonably fresh from the roaster. If a half pound of coffee lasts you a week, then buy a half pound; and we urge you to try “Sanico,” the coffee that is unsurpassed. “Sanico” Coffee comes to you fresh, and can be kept fresh; just turn the tin cover down tight. Per Can 12c Tomorrow Only in the Green Basket ENSIGN BRAND 2-1b. Package for Try a Tin “SANICO” COFFEE PET MILK White Potatoes Sweet Potatoes . Old Cabbage . . New Cabbage ............PerLb, 6c Onions . ..........o.0..... 4 Lbe, 19¢ Celery ....Per Bunch, 12ic lceberg Lettuce ....... .Per Head 10c Spinach—Fresh ...... Lbs., 25¢ Texas Carrots . . .Bunch, 5¢ Eastern Eating Apples. . .. .6 Lbs., 25c York Imperial Apples. .. .. .6 Lbs,, 25¢ Cranberries .............Per Lb,, 10c Oranges and Grapefruit Now the shipping season is at its height and the fruit is the finest. At our stores we offer only the most carefully selected fruits. Buy this fine fruit—the cost 1s moderate. Oranges . . Doz., 25¢-35¢-45¢ Grapefruit, Large . . . 10c Fine Quality Canned Foods Peter Pan Sugar Corn.............15¢c Peter PanPeas..................20c B. & M. Paris Sugar Corn. . . . .3 for 50c Golden Bantam Corn. ... ... .. .2 for 35¢ ShoePegCorn...................15¢ Trusty Green Lima Beans. . .......19¢ ShnversSelected Stringless Beans . i bl Jockey Club Peas . CiilpRe ..5Lbs s., 24c . PerLb., 3¢ D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 24, " A Store Near Every Home ROYAL LUX Fruit Flavored Toilet Soap advertisement, which ap- Just add hot water—then from time to time in the AT SR Star, please remember that all sert—many flavors our stores have it for sale. Per Cakes Per Cake, 10c Pkg. 25¢ Canned Corn Special During This Week We Are Offering Shriver’s A-1 Canned Corn © 23¢ \ real good corn at a very moderate price. LIPTON’S TEA This is the season when much Per Pkg. tea is used. During this week we are offering this famous tea at a c special price .. Canned Fruits The season is here when canned fruits are in greater demand. We have a varied stock of the best known brands obtainable Del Monte Keystone—( Hunt Bros. Packing Co.) Libby’s Honey Dew You will find the utmost in satisfaction when you buy any of the above. Look over the varied assort- ment in our nearest store. Phenlx Cheese G 20c Tomorrow Morning By tomorrow morning each of our stores will be supplied with fresh eggs. No need, we believe, to tell you that “Sanitary” Brand Eggs are the kind that insure sdllsfddl()fl with every purchase. Beginning Tomorrow Morning— “Sanitary” Fresh Eggs— Peanut Butter s Sanitary Brand Exceptionally fine in quality. The World’s Best Quality No finer butter is known to the butter industry. Land O’Lakes Butter Per Lb, 8¢ %22, In One-Pound Cartons Per Doz, 50c BREAD Corby 1 3c Dorsch Bond Pabst-ett |STRINGLESS i BEANS Try a can of these good qual- ity canned fresh green beans. A most satisfactory 10c m37c Walnuts and Almonds We offer for a short time Walnuts and Almonds at a much lowered price. Buy a pound one kind or assort them in pur- chase if you wish. Per Lb. 29¢ “Blue Ribbon” Peaches California Dried Peaches, packed in California in carton —the better way to market dried iruit Spec'ial 21b Jl;l Carton for 3 c POST The new cheese product is proving very popular Have you tried it - 2bc he Coffee of Quality and Economy Per Per Can Cream of WHEAT MEAL Wheat Pkg. 23c | 14cand 24c¢ Lower-Priced Cakes We -are offering two items in baked goods that appeal to us as exceptionally good value at our price. For the eco- nomically inclined who want good appetizing food we especial- ly recommend— Ginger Snaps Lbs. A FEW LEFT 25¢ Fig Bars for Our sale last week on National Biscuit Co.’s RASPBERRY SANDWICH was most success- ful. Small stocks are left in some stores. Where you find any remaining stock the price will be, Per Pound SYRU Navy Beans Black-Eyed Peas Dried Lm}a Beans. . . Golden Crown per lb., 10c ....3 Ibs., 10c Pure Buckwheat Flour 5-lb. bag, 32¢ Widmer’s Grape Juice Pint,19c Quart, 35¢ Campbell’s Pork and Beans . . .3 fer 25¢ Ritter’s Pork and Beans Van Camp’s Pork and Beans 2 for 15¢ Van Camp’s Kidney Beans Heinz Pork and Beans Heinz Spaghetti Franco-American Spaghetti. . Beechnut Spaghetti. . Want Something Fine? Try a can of Silver Lake Canned Tomatoes. with red ripe tomatoes of the finest flavor well worth it. SILVER LAKE TOMATOES A can filled Cost more—but wew 20c Ford’s Preserves The preserves of finest quality. Pure fruit made as fine as if made in your own kitchen. trial to convince you. Raspberry Strawberry and sugar It takes only one Blackberry Cherry Pineapple Also Peach Jam Per Jar 30c Palm Olive Colgate’s Soap Octagon Toilet A Wonderiul Soap 3 % 22c | 3 W 25¢