Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1927, Page 31

'THE EVENING ' STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1927. SEAONIONS USED | INPOISONING RATS Red Squill Seen as Sole Ex- termin of Rodents in Future. He: “Isn’t life wonderful?” - She: “Is it life—or this wonderful chocolate?”’ age of § ANCIENT POTS AND PANS FOUND AT NILE’S MOUTH Offerings at Temple to Obtain Good Luck Include Seldiers’ Sling- shots and Statues. Wages of skil S . re one-thi igher than before al Acidophilus “L AL itk Doubly pasteur- ized—perfectly filtered —rich and full flavored — purest and best — and costs no more than common Malt Syrup. MALT SYRUP *FOR BETTER BREAD AND FINER CANDY” | Schlitz Distributing Co. £800 10th '5'."‘\“':'”‘ D. o Pot, 5530 the unskilled | |} per cent. | The Best of Everything Goes Into PEOPLES Checolate Drinks THESE PRODUCTS TELL THE STORY Simpson’s Pure Milk The Velvet Kind Ice Cream Horlick’s Original Malted Milk Peoples Mild Bittersweet Chocolate W Baysa|Breminmifor Miicse Quality Rroflicts Because We Know There Is No Substitute for the Best. --from Theater to "PEOPLLES” That’s the best way to go home..Lovers of real chocolate make our fountains as much a part of their evening entertainment as they do their favorite movie. Here they get double-rich chocolate malted milks and won- derful chocolate sodas—the kind they want—made the way they want—with that famous Peoples Mild Bittersweet Flavor. After the theater—stop at our nearest fountain for your favor- ite chocolate delicacy. It will make a pleasant evening more delightful. Mighty Delicious and Nourishing PEOPLES - Double-Rich CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK with Wafers “A Meal in Itself.”” When You Think of Good Chocolate Drinks—Think of “All Over Town’’—the better to serve you