Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1927, Page 6

WASHINGT[]N 0UT FOR ORATORY PRIZE ! i i Spirit of Sectionalism Is Dis- J played in All Parts of l Country. A Lealths time with Constitutio nection w Oratorfeal (¢ way in hig the Un %0 do the ( west, and, of has produc and one run cal honors. | bition of the and vieinity second The Pacif place twi in the th national finals at October Th@ ¥ ) M h the Philad gave the w tory to the P umph thr ldheréd to Midwest Interest Grows. \ preparing furl became the The Star ver to the and the Denver F ni b put all of its encrgies behind getting greater results from the la tie participation in each territory. The contest the where, is pushed along lar; v enthusiasm of the tes pupils. One of the most interesting of all iendly n the contest is that in_the The Loui Courler-Jou: twice winnir *hip and once t in the national fina ecager to keep pace “un of Col. Henry Wat Constitution, with the imperishable | memory of quence and w twice and e nothing The na- o pe held in Birmingham on Ma; to dete which of the spokesmen of is to represent the Souther the 1 al May 20, most thrilling evi semi-final meeti ashingon on D, ho of the r national in the! keep ntinual mselves, It is well t Wenig won the| 1 champ! practice 1 known that He national and inte pla But I saw h parochial sch learned that he yond the = direction. #peak 18 to speak. I a school to win is termined to keep on tr long as they 4 It has been e are 4,000,000 States who never used ¢ —where you are made to feel at home. The FEDERAL-AMERICAN THE BREAD The baker's bread of today is as far ahead of the bread of fifteen years ago as today's auto- mobile is ahead of those of the past. In Washington you can buy the finest baker's bread developed by scientific research in the baking industry and baked and handled under the most exacting condi Here are quoted some of the very hest: = 13c Clam Chowder Campbell’'s Clamn Chowder—an . Ii you like it, We but tions Dorsch’s Large Loaf Corby’s White Rose Bond—Large Loaf EDUCATOR TOASTERETTES ¢ whole wheat crack d 1n to being t. they are \\\11 appetizing r salads anc are wanted quarter pound 4 1b., 10c One-Pound Purchase, 35¢ “SANICO” Fresh ual product. not buy a dozen cans? have plenty at this time, Campbell was unable to fill our ade complete 10c last order tainly fine Per Can, Tomorrow and Wednesday A very special offering of fine quality large heads of cauliflower. Sale starts tomorrow morning and, of course,.the early buyers have See this fine qual- ity displaved—vou’ll have cauliflower for dinner. Per Head 171/2(‘, the choice from a full stock. Sanitary Fresh Eggs EVENING STAR, Our own brand of superior quality 15 ]b, coffee packed in a small tin; especially for those whose use of coffee is limited. Black Eye Peas. . . .7¢, 3 Ibs., 20c Dried Lima Beans. . . .. Mich. Navy Beans. . . . . .lb., 7//2c Red Kidney Beans. . . . .. .Ib., 12¢ Pure Buckwheat Flour. .bag, 32¢ Gold Medal Buckwheat. . ...11c Virginia Sweet Pancake. . .. .11c Pillsbury’s Pancake . .. ...12Y5¢ Altex Figs Texas Preserved Figs. Until you have tasted Texas figs you haven't tasted the best, and you are sure of getting the finest pre- served figs when you buy Altex. Served with cream at break- fast—try them just once. Large Bottle, c Tin WASHINGTON, 25¢|... D. C, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1927. ANOTHER NEW STORE SOON The New Building Erected for Us at College Park, Md. (On College Ave., Just Off the Pike) Will Soon Be Ready for Us Watch for the Opening Announcement KEYSTONE California (Kadota) FIGS Here Is a different fig. Not a preserved fig, just a_special va- leveloped in California; can ned in a medium syrup. Fine for every one, but especially pleasing to those who do not like the ultra- sweetness of the preserved variety. Per tin 221/‘?“c Ib., 10c Ford’s Preserves If you will compare them with your own homemade preserves, you'll say that there are none better than Ford's. One trial of Ford's is convincing Strawberry Cherry Raspberry Pineapple Blackburry Also Peach Jam 30c Large Jar, Pure Food Colorings Brand, Pkg., The World’s Finest Quality There Is No Better Quality Butter Than You Will Find in the Carton Labeled Cauliflower LAND O’LAKES BUTTER Made in Minnesota, the Land of the Lakes. quality, you need look no further. away than our store nearest your home. If you are searching for The world’s finest quality is no farther Land O’Lakes Creameries, the great co-operative dairymen’s association of Minnesota, ship direct to our warehouse track—from producer to you through our nearest store—that partially accounts for this most moderate price. No matter what the cost, you cannot secure hutter of better quality than is offered yvou in the Land O’Lakes carton. Sold in this territory only in our 305 stores Special Until Saturday’s Closing BLUE RIDGE SILVER LABEL orn & Peas 3 cms 25¢ Shriver’ tions of Washingtonians. but real good, moderately priced corn and peas. economy on canned foods you know. Spaghetti 3 Franco- American Standard quality canned foods, known to two genera- Just good corn and peas—nothing fancy, A real chance for Cans 2 5(: Another real good canned food at an economy price. Many Varieties | Schimmel’s Jelly | French’sz:Mustard-- Sunnyside Prunes prepared dried prunes—stewed in the can and ready to serve when opened. Just empty the can into a dish and you have the most delicious stewed prunes in syrup—ready for several meals. This is an extremely low price, made to induce new buying—why not take home a dozen or a case? These are No. 21, Tin Per Glass 1 Oc C 20 , Per Lb. GOC Florida Oranges This is February. Florida Oranges are at their best. Per ‘Doz. 35¢45¢ 53¢ In the GREEN BASKET| Tomorrow Burnham & Morrill’s CANNED BROWN BREAD Since Grapefruit Large, Each 10c Medium Size A short time ago we first offered this product. d that time its deliciousness has delighted the tastes of thou- sands. To more thoroughly introduce it we are offering it to- morrow only: What a dime will buy CUT STRINGLESS BEANS A can of cut green stringless beans—appreciated on any table. At a dime this is a big value. Try a can and learn more about a real good green vegetable canned garden fresh. 22c | Lipton’s Tea Our Famous Green Bag| Coffee A mild, sweet drink—the Juy it often, kee Imm n th to keep it from deteriora quic one good coffee is to keep the ground coffee from pheric moisture. New Lowered Price, Per Lb., 3 5 C WIDMER'’S KNOX Grape Julce GELATINE have k s Grap il Juice 2 Now should t of it. Quart Bottle, tmosphere cret of atmos For a numt ared 35¢ 19¢ L Lb. 25¢ 15 1b.49c ICEBERG LETTUCE Midwinter, yet fresh iceberg lettuce is available every day in our stores at a most mnfl(mte price. Nothing unusual about having lettuce, but consider the price— fine quality lettuce, and its cost is only a dime a head. All Stores—Per Head 10c CELERY Per Head 10¢ Texas Carrots South Carolina Spinach. . Norfolk Kale. . New Crop Southern Cabbage .lb., 5¢ Sweet Potatoes. . .......... .Slbs.,24c Yellow Onions. 4 lbs., 19c Per Pkg., Doz. 39¢ | First Prize Nut Margarine Lb. 25¢ Western Fig Bars Boxed Apples | Ginger Snaps 3 l.bs. 23c ' e Eastern Grown 2 '}';i‘ 25c Stayman Winesaps 4 lbs., 15¢ This is the finest grade of canned ripe Hawaiian sliced pineapple. Once tried, you will instantly recog- nize its quality as the very best. After you have used a few cans you'll prefer Honey Dew brand. No. 2, Tin 25c 15¢ Canned Tomatoes. . ..3 cans, 25¢ Sweet Potatoes . ..........2 cans, 25¢c Shoe Peg Corn.. ... Peter Pan Corn . .. Golden Bantam Corn. . “Paris” Sugar Corn. .. . ... .3 cans, 50c Half the Size of No. 1% tin ““4} ve Tin