Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1927, Page 11

THE FEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1927. CRIME COMMISSIN i ot i ZEPPELIN AIRSHIE . Pocice cuam HELD MOST DURABLE ool # e A n, rk "\‘;‘I‘m‘l]l \T“ Men Tnken to Hospital After kb P e ]Avexage Life Five Years German | Officers Use Their | Experts Say, Who Oppose Scrap- Clubs. wms regula irman—J, W Two colored men were treated at} | - el es \ ly ping of Los Ange hospitals yesterday for wounds said to | = have been inflicted by police officers, Parley Temorrow to Precede! ,\ Main Conference—Taft to Greet Delegates. who claimed th ted arrest. Daniels, years old, October 31.—T 4 v , resisted Germany, | 2 ppelis hip under {RAIN AND SNOW IN WEST | stment s at e A conference rrow aft of | was said in a statement by h) ::‘1:\]'”“““ el o ol | UPSETS INDIAN SUMMER| ”'“,”f Pty e radiction to [ n 1 Emers : | " s S T s v st over 0 ot ol e S SR AT Z= Thousands of Bushels of Fine Reduction of y the N: o 5 > life of airships Crime Commi; | Continental Divide, Invading Mon-| i« ot more thi pie Rt ot nofice i This Is preliminary mect e . ] ‘1‘.1;:?-‘[“- e | maleman D i cole 2 the 'sec Apples in a Special Selling' P et S | k- Piggly Wiggly iR, Colo., October 31 i o) and . rells, hick ever | 2 e " 4 . e e lonaer o | Joining hands with the apple growers of America in a great d southward on both | were intended for service longer than ally s ;. 3000 & ock ¥ haeaiay mior i« tinental Divide today | (wo or three vears. The, b s : | APP]e eek national \pplc Week, October 31st to November Sth, continues through Thursday evening i 4 of Indian | . I ! 1 britie I Washing . : 5 X enewe —_— October 31st Wiggly brings to the women of ashington a most rema wrka »I with only | to November 5th Im\mfr oppmlnml\ Thousands of bushels of spl id e divide 1‘, Montana | 2 et o = grown on the slopes of the Northwest, graded and boxed that it it tempe | ¥ . A" D o b . ; 0 e o b ey | ir ut interruption has o o e - may come to you in perfect condition, and at such a price as only while the mer- e o in Italy as the For int! o for L . o = 305 inlower | paval ri ot 7 Marens ramenen an organization such as Piggly Wiggly could make possible. tantc appetizers their elders. tary of W exeutive cimmitiee i were i 3 | Y Im Every Piggly Wiggly Store Offers Chief Justic will welcome the : e 4 ‘AEaErTEIEeTEreleeeeE. . | l4 Rl - Yo“ThlsSpeqalA“Th“Week The Cleveland Park Coach Line F ANCY WESTERN BOX STOCK Starts November 1st GRIMES GOLDEN 3 ROMAN BEAUTY |, JONATHAN Per Box, $3.25 DELICIOUS APPLES, 2 1lbs., 23c; per box, $4.00 Cooking Apples . . . 5Ibs., 25¢ || Local Grimes Golden, 4 Ibs., 25¢ The route of the Cleveland Park Coach Line Tie o e Clotond Pk o i Here Are Five Specials for This Week Streets, south on 34th to Garfield, to Cleveland g 8 o . o _ - o 3 Avenue, to Calvert Street, to 20th, to Biltmore, . Every week Piggly Wiggly presents five outstanding bargain specials. Substan- tial reductions over already low prices. Buy these. to 19th, to S, to 17th, to Eye, to 13th, to E, 7 ‘ E falfl ds Famous Monocacy Valley Selected Sugar Loaf to 10th, to D. Northbound—West on D to 11th, to E, to 13th, to K, to 17th, to S, to 19th, to Biltmore, to 20th, nnalse Fancy Sugar Corn packed in nearby The “Picnic” grade in the small No. qyo Maryland. Special all this week. 1 cans. Special all this week. A 3 cans, 25¢ 2 cans, 25¢ to Calvert, to Cleveland Avenue, to Garfield All This Week Libby’s Fine Quality The Well Known Beckwith Street, to 34th, to Ordway. Until Cleveland Ave- nue is paved, coaches will use Woodland Drive and 29th Street, between Garfield and Calvert mayonnaise, made of the Tn the very popular No. 1 tall can. A tremendously popular breakfast finest and purest ingredi- Special all this week. fruit. Special all this week. tecimicul equipments Phone North 89 1315 U St. N.W. tions of the Thursday afternoon 1ra ussion will be ¢ ntific M special transpos uL section and down-town Washington, we will begin operating on November 1st, the Cleveland Park Coach Line, offering de luxe motor coach service every twenty minutes from early morning to midnight. The finest equipment obtainable will be used, The coaches have individual seats, baggage racks, smoking compartments, every modern device to assure easy riding and safety. No standing will be permitted at any time. Operators have been carefully chosen and trained to look out for the com- fort of passengers at all times. This Coach Line service is speedfer and more luxurious than that of the street railways, it is almost as personal as that of a taxi or private automobile, but is far less costly than either of the latter, and not much higher in price than the street car ride. Maryland Park Meeting. | Special Dispatch to The Star. | session. Brie > UK, October 31,—A on the work t M d Park score of State a : ( ;: ation alled t to complet angements yster supper ta given by ss0¢ November 11. e Committees of the National Crime [meeting will be at the Christian Commission follow: 'A Raw, Sore Throat eases quickly when you apply a little fusterole. It tes to the sore ot with a gentle t ; 0 n and draws out’ th ness Franklin D. Roose 4 WAL ain and won't blister the old- Rowell. fa e rd plaster. Subcommittees: 2 3 clean, white ointment | Committee on legal procedure, prose- | ms vith of mustard | oution, jud Her- | < reli m sore throat, bert S. Hadley, c s, c i “Whitman, Ch: Roscoe Pound re, Bawin T g n% frosted feet, culd@ on the chest To Mothers: Musterole is also educationay| ™2de in milder form for ;_Sucational] babies and small children. John Finley, | Ask for Children’s Musterole. Ernest M, Hop- kins, Leonard . Ay Ralph F Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, Mrs. Flo ence Kell: fiss H. J. Patt Herman M. Adler, Rev. Edmund A. Walsh, Committee on medical and expe: testimony—NMrs. Richard Derby, ch man; John M. Parker, Ray I ‘Wilbur, Judge Frederick P. Streets. Free transfers will be given to and received from the Chevy Chase Coach Line at Connecticut Avenue and Calvert Street and at 10th and E Streets, so that Cleveland Park patrons, without added cost, may travel “de luxe” to and from Chevy Chase or to and from the Union Station and the Capitol. The fare is 25 cents. A ride will convince you, we believe, that the price is low for the service. The Capital Traction Company OO e RN RS RE RE Judge Franklin C. Hoyt, W ] | A Better than a mustard plaster ; g B A - ents and perfectly blend- e eenns | ] RS | |72 cans, 35c No. 1%:118c shopping list. From the fraggsnt woods of Maine | L8 21¢ J|™yif i & came tlns fine old rec1pe || | To Remind You | FromZegh biege o coer e Here are several good things, chosen at random Butter and Eggs from Piggly Wiggly shelves. All of finest Sunset Gold Butter..............lb, 52¢ quality and at prices that Land O’ Lakes Butter. . . lb, s Kare o ec?n(’;"l}. i Selected Eggs........ % dozen: 48c rumm’s acarEomy Kraft's Cheese....... veee. Y Ib., 23c Fruit and Vegetables Spaghetti or g8 ’ . The finest offered in the Noodles — Assorted Loffler [3 SpeCIals arets. Portectly kept and 3 packages, 25¢ Sausage Meat e Skinless Franks.................lb, 35¢c Green Links......... vevsiee 380 — : Kraft’s Cheese Pork Pudding.......... ...kb, 20 Florida Oranges . a Cup Of molass eS pae = (Yoo .-])33:;;:“n?fix‘ ‘\h.:c;]::;: Scrapple ............ ..Ib., 15¢ i,z to-suit all tastes and lar J4-lb. packages. Per Dozen—35¢, 50c, 31b., 23¢ Delicacies of Autumn 60c and 75c Flerida Grapefruit a Cup Of bI’OWIl Sugar i / ! Walnuts—1927 Crop, No. 1 Diamonds, 3 for il each—and for 25¢ B ek, R TN (D 2. L : 9 Ib. e A W YA / leby s Canned Almonds—fancy paper shell......lb., 37c ,,,,mf:f’h Ve?e".ble’ Of d O / Fruits Brazil Nuts—large washed........lb., 29¢ Sugar Cure P > ) - Sliced Pineapple Apple Cider—“Mott’s”. ...quart, 22c Yellow Onio: glf":& z;, o Campfire Marshmallows. . . . Ib., 35c | fmers ett e ;\io, p,:'cc.: _______ Grape Juice—Randall’s or Armour’s ::"‘;"‘"_:;‘;g Blr;llelzt Pears Pint Bottle, 20c Quart Bottle, 39¢ : 5 0. 22 can . S R \ ra £ Royal Anne Cherries Yer et of Sugar. cured = g = I | e »——- | MEAT DEPARTMENT a layer Of beans o A = Not only finest quality Government-inspected meats, but i Canned Vegetables Y expert cutters who are skilled in making the most of your | PEAS—But Olney's Extra 1<% v : roast or steak. I’Igglgv Wiggly meat departments are im- Sifted X S AD) portant features of our food service to Washington housewives. N i p | Can, 15¢ JEne ow modern methods brlng you PEAS—w i | | — — Sirloin Steak . . . . . b, 47c Can, 10c BEAN HOLE BEANS | | CORCN_;{%s:n;;,g:m-« E%PT, Chuck Roast . . . . . Ib, 25¢ From the deep Maine woodshascome for the home cook, until t pack 1 1 a great packer Can, 14c 2 lbs., lsc Sllced Beef leel‘ o e lbo, 18c arecipe that has brought one staple of distinctive foods found a way, Wagner's String- American food into new enthusiastic In Bean Hole Beans you h: ha ‘ BEAN favor. . delicious fullness of flav;’r :lh g i / hingy s 5 R t the old / It is the recipe for baking beans as Maine woods bean had. VanCaampeu:es k }5 | LleAcBaE‘A'lggc “Lo- FrCSh Shoulders Rt lb.’ ch "~ gan they were baked in the old bean hole— the very same recipe. By his own dis- 5 ) 4 | Fresh Green s OYSTERS P Ol'k Cllops lb ch e o e oy & the out-door oven in the lumbercamps tinctive methods, he has caughtthe old . el Ne. 2 Can, 18c | : y f the ine woods. woods flavor for you. B | alt water of the Mai ds. oods fl for y L2 : PUMPKIN— "semlnel" nyifl:,? b }“.'fl’,'.‘ i P ork Roast . . . lb-, 26c No wonder those Maine woods beans Have \,ou tried Bean Hole Beans? had such flavor! The delicaterichness If you "4y, ®*order some fi = | Can ]0c 3 el U of perfectly blended ingredients; the a7 er, 7 s TOM AT6£S Virginia Pint, 35¢ Lamb Chops Rib or Loin 55(: . _d‘“h"fwuw \.hflm They are different from any beans e A Quart, 65¢ mb Ch 0 'b 32 *e=22 51 the torest. you've ever eaten—a great American 3 for 25¢ ps Shoulder 2y C Who wouldn’t want such beans? Yet achievement in fine foods. Buy three baked this way they werc impossible canstoday.Twosizes—medium and large,