Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1927, Page 41

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO S S S SRR RS TZS tested” 24-Lb. Bag JOUR HOME Sanitary | PEANUT BUTTER | 18=.20c 2 for 39c “Appreciation Sale” “Appreciation Sale” tog Cabin n 24 T 47 GOLDEN CROWN HRIVER’S CANNED PEAS A-1'Label, 2 Tins 43¢ SilverLabel, 3 Tins 28¢ “Appreciation Sale” [SARDINES Dcmestic in Oil s 13¢5 6 s 25¢ IVORY SOAP 4 Cakes 25C “Appreciation Sale” Regular 7c FIG BARS Lb. 10c, 2 Lbs. 19¢ T COOKS POUND CAKE Lb. 23¢, 2 Lbs. 45¢ “Appreciation Sale” IO 2 S 2 Snider’s Catsup and Chili Sauce It has been a number of years since we have offered youf Snider’s products through our stores. The T. A. Snider Preserve Company, as perhaps many of you know, has been reor- ganized in the last few years, and the present quality of the catsup and chili sauce has never been excelled. In days gone by, “Snider” was known as a standard of quality in catsup and chili sauce. Today the catsup is wonderfully good—as good as anything that we know of, and the chili sauce has a distinctive taste and flavor and will be preferred by many people to whom chili sauce is a real delicacy. The T. A. Snider Preserve Company is very anxious for our co-operation in again in- troducing Snider’s products to our trade. We told them that through the medium of our 314 stores we could get the immediate “attention of a vast portion of Washington buy- ers, and on this basis we finally concluded an arrangement whereby we are going to give you one of the biggest bargains we have been able to offer you in a long time. In the average store throughout the country the price would be 25¢ for a bottle of this catsup and 35¢ for a bottle of chili sauce. Now, the sole object in advertising is to induce our customers to buy the products. Thousands of dollars, even as high as ten and fifteen thousand, are paid for a single page of advertising in some of the better known magazines. Even as expensive ad- vertising as that would not accomplish more than we can accomplish by personal solicitation for your business, and we are quoting below a remarakable offering—solely an advertising proposition—and the prices at which we are quoting the goods have no relation to the prices which we must ask you to pay after this sale is concluded. * We know you cannot go wrong’ in buying Snider’s products. “Appreciation Sale” One Bottle Catsup . . ‘Combination Norway Mackerel, 1b Green Bag Coffee, 1b Sanico Coffee, V2-lb Long Horn Cheese, 1b Sharp Cheese, 1b Phenix Cheese, Swiss or Amer., V5-1b., 23¢c Pabstette, a different cheese, pkg.. .. .23c ‘Crisco, 1b., 25¢; 1, lbs., 37c; 3 1bs. . . .72¢c Loffler’s Sliced Bacon, %,-1b Kingan’s Crest Sliced Bacon, Vs-lb. . . . Kingan’s Reliable Picnics, 1b Kingan’s D. S. Fatbacks, Ib Jos. Phillip’s Bologna, 1b Jos. Phillip’s Scrapple, 1b Loffler’s Skinless Franks, b Loffler’s Frankfurters, 1b Loffler’s Fresh Sausage, 1b Loffler’s Link Sausage, 1b Loffler’s Westphalias, 1b Ritter’s Vegetarian Beans, 3 cans We have sccured a goodly supply of these famously good smoked hams especially for this great “Appreciation Sale.” We have received many favorable comments upon them and do not hesitate to recommend these hams to you as the best we are able to secure. The patented stocking is responsible for the sweet juicyness of these hams. & 27 Small l Hams One Bottle Chili Sauce Cranberries | GRAPES A quart Small Lb. 15c equalsapound: | bl Bas. zzc White Potatoes, 10 lbs Cabbage, new crop, 1b Onions, white, 41bs......... i Onions, yellow, 4 lbs Lettuce, iceberg, head Lima Beans, in the pod; 31bs........ Pears, N. Y. State Bartlett, 3 lbs Quinces, 4:1bs Apples, Grimes Golden, 4 lbs Apples, Western Box, 1b Apples, local cooking, 5 lbs Grapefruit | QUINCE 10c & 12%¢ | 4 Lbs. 25¢ : “Red Star” Brand From the Eastern Shore All our stores are plentifully supplied with these fancy quality sweet potatoes. Their merit is apparent upon inspection. Those who care for sweet potatoes had better enjoy them ‘while they can. When freezing weather begins it will be impossible to secure these fine Easten Shore potatoes. | OclLi)(; 1 O PALMOLIVE SOAP From time to time various prices are quoted on Palmolive soap. Inasmuch as this is an “Appreciation Sale,” spmething that we want you to remember until next October comes around, we are offering you Palmolive soap at a price that is nothing more or less than an “Appreciation” price. Just consider a moment what these prices really are, and we are sure that you will take home a dollar’s worth of this soap. 2 CAKES 8 CAKES 15 50 | Dt P&GSOAP 5 CAKES 10 CAKES TOKAY GRAPES We have just distributed several car- loads of these luscious California Tokay Grapes to our stores. The grapes are large, ripe and firm. 3 i 25¢ Effective Until Saturday’s Closing Only COFFEE Orienta coffee, as you know, is blended and roasted in Washington and packed and distributed by the Browning & Bainés Company, a local business institution. We do not believe that there is anything better procurable in coffee, and we would like to have you test our opinion. Margins on coffee have been very close and the coffee market is advancing, but we want you to give Orienta coffee a trial. The price hasn’t anything to do with its real value—this is just another case of trying to show our appreciation—so we have decided to offer this coffee for this sale only at the price quoted below. Browning & Baines have been roasting coffee on Pennsylvania Avenue for many, many years. They are a locai institution, paying their taxes here and employ Washington help who, in_turn, buy groceries in Washington, we hope, from our stores, and just to boost along this local business organization, don’t be surprised if our salesmen urge you to try a can of Orienta coffee. Per One- Pound Tin