Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1927, Page 6

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BLOCKS WARDMAN CAPITAL BOY TO APPEAR IN SWARTHMORE FETE Glee Club and College Orchestra Zoning Commission Opposes : 11-Story Structure on Shoreham Site. T1 other b were consi Warmed Commission. jectis rectly to a Shoreham t it should be contiguous ta ma nh appli f a uniform 1 property in sky line. Out of 11 other cases the commis- sion rejected four an t of a fifth. Among them was in zoning for the d 2 t by (‘xPcull\L (flh er of |he oning (‘( ln mission, had sought t d the com- s na promise to allow the row-house development. Changes Approved. The changes in zoning approved follo TFrom residential to first commer- elal area—Northwest corner of Nine. teenth and E streets; east side of Twelfth street southwest between C and D streets; west side of Thirteenth street to 160 feet south of Clifton |} street, 100 feet deep: rear of two lots at the northeast corner of Fourteernth and Fairmont stréets. The south side of Church street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, except the Fourteenth street frontage was changed from first to second com- mercial; the rear of southwest corner of Connecticut avenue and Macomb street was rezoned from residential A restricted to residential C; part of the property between Sedgwick and Tilden streets and Connecticut avenue was changed from A restricted, 40- foot height, to A area, 60-foot height, and the Connecticut avenue frontage in the same triangle was rezoned from residential C to residential A area. The petitions turned down included one for a change from residential to commercial area on P street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. R L O TR Of 280,000 union operatives in the textile industry in Germany, more than 250,000 are employed at present. l | How and Athlete. \\!mn the Swarthmore College Mus- cal Clubs 8 cd by the orchestra part of the ing program. He ! sings baritone in the_glee club. A memher of the a wide circle of aintances in the ear at college he is er of the college fum will London tobacco dealers have jus aken up the cusiom of giving matcl llea ; with each purch: Safely Are Your Securif Protected from Fire and ’l'heln‘ Our Super-safe Affords Perfect Protection FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Boxes as low as $5 a year ST OP P BAD BRE BREATH | _People aflllcted with bad breath find quick relief through Dr. Ed-| | wards’ Olive Tablets. The pleasant, \wgar-coawd tablets are taken for ‘Iud breath by all who know them. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act :enlly but firmly oh the bowels and | liver, stimulating them to natural | | action, clearing the blood and gen.| tly purllvln the entire system. They do that which daugerous cal-| omel does without any of the bad| after-effects. | | Olive Tablets bring no griping, plhl ny disagreeable effects. wards dlscnve the foflnuh atter 20 years of p rac- | fle tlflicted‘ ‘lfll ve Tablets are purely a vegetable ound mixed With"Olive ofl; you will e by ‘their olive ve color.” Take| and note the effec < Goe ARl arugxist | There’s a Difference in Mllk —depending upon the cows and the conditions attending its production. Every quart of Green Meadow and Fairfax Farms milk—comes from the ideal nearby dairy farms of the Md-Va Milk Producers’ Association—PURE, RICH and PROTECTED. appear at the Raleigh Hmd. If your dealer doesn’t carry our prod- ucts—phone Potomac 5630 and we will direct you to a convenient store. Md-Va Milk Products Co. 1620 First St. N.W. é Successor to 'b,f%m“& H. L. Black & Son, Inc. You can do all your baking with one flour- if youuse the right flour.’ Pillsb Best Flugfi for Pastry, Biscuits and Bread Success Depends HENEVER you read the life their emphasis on bealth. themselves in fine physical trim. The first rule of success is health and the first rule of health isa keen appetite and perfect climination. Intestinal poisons rob you of pep. Millions of people are ready to advise u to take Beccham’s Pills, gentle, mztlve For nearly 100 years the peo- testines. way do they “dynamite” the ples of all nations have found them | them as safely as grown-u superior tor constipation, and resultant penmental but long pre mglegrsmn sick hudache. biliousness .and ‘that tired feeling.” 25¢ and 50c. "BEECHAMS PILLS 1} THE WORLD'S FAVORITE LAXATIVE FOR NEARLY 100 YEARS Beecham’s Pills scientifically cleanse stories of successful men, note|the bowels of poisonous substances by ”MY keep | eliminating them from the system, thereby protecting you from the count- less ills which result from clogged in- These little pills are easy to take and gentle in action, but pomxve In no or produce strain. Children can take Not ex- For sale at drug stores—everywhere. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, Bond Bread, 13c Butterkrust, 9c Bond Rolls, From Far-Away Mexico FRESH PEAS in the pod Fresh from the gardens in the fertile valley in Mexico—south of our own wonderful Imperial valley. Just for a change and because you will enjoy them —buy tomorrow. I(V:;xilc]:npfifie)sh Peas Per Lb. 1 5 c Norfolk KALE, 4 Ibs., 19c South Carolina Sweet Potatoes | 114th & NSts.N.W. Specially. cured sweet potatoes as prepared by the South Carolina Sweet Potato Association. Until this association per- fected this method of curing it was impossible to successfully ship sweet potatoes to market and have them arrive in fit con- dition for use. Now, however, you can enjoy these good red sweets throughout the entire Winter. At all our stores White Potatoes, 10 Ibs., 31c|! Our Famous GREEN BAG COFFEE Per L. 35 Cabbage, old. .Ib., 2V5c Cabbage, new. . .lb., 5¢ 4 Ibs., 19¢ Fresh Florida Tomatoes Iceberg Lettuce. . . .10c Spinach, fresh, 3 Ibs., 20¢ Per 71 /2c New Carrots. . bunch, 5¢ Smoked Picnic Shoulders Small Sizes—the Kind of Meat You Want Special Low Price, Per Lb. 1 C Granulated Sugar 10-Lb, Bag, 65c—25-Lb. Bag, $1.62 100-Lb. Bag, $6.45 Fig Bars |VanCamp’s ; | Soups Ginger Snaps Vegetable - Special All This Week and Tomato P 10c| 3 = 20¢ sze Delicious Peas Grown in Your Own Garden Peter-Pan Peas possess 2 wonderful, fulil, luscious flavor—just like the tender young peas you would-pick from your own garden while the pods are still a’sparkle with morning dew. That is because they are packed fresh-picked from our own vast gardens located in the most fer- tile pea growing sections of America. The best peas—at their best—flavory—delicious. Try them. Inderrieden Canning Co., Chicago 7 Cans For PetePan 1921. A Store Near Every Home Fresh Eggs Again Reduced For tomorrow and Saturday we have arranged for a real egg sale—Sanitary brand fresh eggs, the kind you can always depend upon. All in Cartons “Sanitary” Brand—doz. Our New Store At the Northeast corner of the intersection of these two streets WE WILL OPEN ANOTHER \ NEW STORE ON Saturday, Feb. 26th A convenient place to trade for you who live on \ Vermont Avenue east of 14th Street. 727 COFFEE Maxwell House Orienta Lord Calvert All in 1.lb. tin cans Can 2 3 Your Choice or 2 for 45¢ | Lb. 50c¢ Asparagus Tips Virginia Sweet Pancake Syrup Each can contains 20 ounces— special clean-up price— Libby’s fine tips, packed 3 50 in the small round tin. Cans c Chipso A popular item at a very low price. You are Going to Like This Cake This Week’s Feature: Corby’s HOSTESS “Cherry” Layer Cake— Each zzc (Called Junior size, 14 oz.) Orange Sale Again For Today, Tomorrow and Saturday 1 Oranges for the price of one dozen In other words, as a special three-day offering, for our regular price of one dozen oranges you will receive FIFTEEN oranges. Large stocks in each store for this week end offering. Jenny Wren Self-Rising Flour New Size Package Welch’s Grape Juice, pint.....30c Grape Juice, quart. . 55¢ Grapelade, 12 oz.. .23c Grape Jelly, 7 oz... .173¢ 23C LARD 1-Lb. Carton 1 50 Canned Tomatoes, medium tins. ... .3 for 25¢ Cut Stringless Beans. . . ... ... ...Can, 10¢ Blue Ridge Corn. ... ... ceccaiem om. . .Can, 10¢ Silver Label Peas. ... .. rrcmorezee. .Can, 10c Van Camp’s Pork & Beans. . ...... .2 for 15c Campbell’s Pork & Beans. . .. ... .3 for 25¢ Franco-American Spaghetti. ... . . . .Can, 10c Beechnut Spaghetti. . . .. . ...cn. .2 for 25¢ Pumplnn e wermermrmes - Can, 10¢ Altex Figs M G ... 1 g o s Trusty Friend Limas, green. ....ccova-. .19¢ Sunnyside Prunes, No. 1 tin. . .............. 15¢ l C | Sunnyside Prunes, No. 21/2 fme. ... Procter & Gamble’s laundry soap flakes, r A very low price on this finest of preserved Texas figs. Pancake lelsburys Pancake Flour. . One of the finest of all canned krauts, can TWO-Day Sale Now the first of March is almost here. We are again preparing for the biggest canned goods month of the entire year. During the month of March we expect the year’s largest canned foods consumption. So we are anticipating that period a few days, and for tomorrow and Saturday we are going to offer you a real big value on Peter-Pan foods. Read the canner’s statement just to the left, and remember, too, that Peter-Pan Corn is the finest that Inderrieden can grow and pack. Libby’s Sauerkrautl 0 ) | We want thousands of our friends who have never tried these products before to try them now So we are offering the following for two days only 1 Can Peter-Pan P Trial Offer tholiye Pess.) o 29c Buy as many combinations . Can Peter-Pan Corn

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