Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1927, Page 12

PARADE DEPICTS COUNTY ACTIVITIES fArlington Celebrates Estab- lishment of Water System. Carnival Tonight. Depicting varied social, civic and governmental activities of Arlington County and the spirit of progress which has been particuiarly noticea- ble in recent years among the citi- zenry of Washington's nearest neigh- bor on the south, which was once part of the District of Columbia, a parade of no little proportions and in- terest passed down Pennsylvania ave- nue today from the Peace Monument and wended its way across the High- way Bridge into the homeland. The parade was the forerunner of a carnival to lLe held this afternoon and evening at Lyon Village, Va., in celebration of what is considered the county's greatest achievement from a development standpoint—the estab- lishment of a modern water supply rystem through connection with the Federal Government's new filtration plant at Dalecarlia. Led by Officials. In the vanguard of the parade, which included citizens from all walks of life, men, women and children. ‘were leading county officials; members of the County Water Bo: of which ‘William J. Ingram is chairman; mem- bers of the Arlington County Water Supply Commission, a citizens’ body, headed by Harry C. Saffell, which is credited with a great work in plan- ning the preliminaries, such as decid- ing on the source of supply and the planning of necessary Federal and | State legislative action; Asa E. Phil- lips, engineer in charge of installation of the system, and invited guests. Fol- Jowing in order were school floats, apparatus of the various volunteer fire departments, civic organizations | and commercial floats, and hundreds of private automobiles. Leaving Washington the parade wisited all of the thickly populated areas of the county, including Virginia Highlands, the town of Potomac, Arlington, Ashton Heights, Lyon Park, Clarendon, Ballston and Cherry- dale, ending at Athletic Field in Lyon Village, where a program which will carry far into .the night will be presented. Drill on Program. Chief among the afternoon exer- cises will be a competitive drill by the, county high school cadets, speeches by Representative R. Walton Moore, Col. U. 8. Grant, 3d, executive officer of the. National Capital Park Planning Commiss- sion, and John G. Sanders, sttorney general of .the Etate; the hooking-up of the fire apparatus and to a fireplug to show that the water is actually in the county’s mains and an attack by the firemen on a huge bonfire to show the people what can be expected of their fire departments now that ample water is available, and a barbecue, which is to be free to the public. A great display of fireworks and dancing in the spacious garage of the ‘Washington-Virginia-Maryland Coach Co., which has been donated and spe- clally decorated for the occasion, will feature the evening program. F. F. D. —and when you find one to us and get a pair of Union Hardware Co.’s Ball- bearing Roller Skates! Tuesday ten more youngsters brought in the caps: Virginia Chesine, 211 No. Fairfax st, Alexandria, Va. Marion Ashley, 33 Waldon st.,, Clarendon, Va. Charles Price, 1023 Girard st. n.e. Phil Compton, 395 Mil- ton ave., Clarendon, Va. Elva Godfrey, 5234 8th st. nw. When you go for milk | Misplaced Love. P I dearly love my dachshund pup, I feed it chunks of costly pie; I give it, in a silver cup, the finest milk my coin can buy. I lead my dachshund by a chain, that it may exercise and play, and up the brae and down the lane we romp together day by day. My dachshund has as fine a. home as any dog has ever seen, a kennel with a gilded dome and mattress fit to hold a queen. Oh, nothing is too rich, I swear, I'd make its life a round of glee, I'd shield my pup from every care, for it is all the world to me. Today the parish rector said, “‘You feed that bow-wow cake and pie, while scores of children yearn for bread, and, facing empty cupboards, cry. You lavish on that tinhorn hound, a love that seems to me absurd, while there are people all around who suffer for a kindly word. You take that dachshund on your lap and fit it with a blanket fine, and up the road there comes a chap who has no shirt to shield his spine. Oh, love your dog an hour a day., and entertain it and amuse, and then go forth where poor folk stray, and love some kid who needs new shoes. One little child has greater worth, if 1 have read the signs aright, than all the dachshunds on this earth, that ever learned to bark and bite, Embrace your dachshund now and then and fondly kiss its ugly snout; then mingle with your fellow men and help some poor deserving scout.” Such discourse stirs my anger up: I have no time for deeds like these, for'T must wash and comb my pup, and use insecticide for fleas. WALT MASON. (Copyright, 1927.) .. PENNSYLVANIA LINES WILL BE ELECTRIFIED Work to Be Extended From Phil- adelphia to Capital, Club Told. The work of electrifying lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad in and around Philadelphia and the plans to extend the electrification as far as Washing- ton were explained by E. R. Hill of the New York engineering firm of Hugh & Gibbs before members of the Washington Society of Engineers last night at the Cosmos Club. The New York terminal has already been wired and work on the project is well under way in the Philadelphia and Wilmington region. The proposed line is expected to be faster, cleaner and more efficient, Mr. Hill declared. The completion of the Conowingo power plant is expected to play an important part in the project, as it is estimated that high-tension wires carrying 132,000 volts must be strun The entire system is to be overhea ‘The cars will have a seating <apacity of 72 persons. Northwestern' U. Names Trustee. CHICAGO, November 3 (#).—The| B4 vacancy on the board of trustees of Northwestern University caused by the death of Elbert H. Gary has been filled by the appointment of Arthur Anderson, a Chicago business man.’ More Kiddies Made Happy With Roller Skates—Free! All you've got to do, boys and girls, is look at the caps on the bottles of our Milk—both brands— Green Meadow Farm Dairy and Fairfax Farms Dairy —for the special lettering G. M. D. on Green Meadow Caps on Fairfax Farms Caps Meadow Dairy or Fairfax Farm Dairy Milk—there’s one in your neighborhood—and look carefully for the special letters on the caps. the caps on their milk bottles for you. We’ve 600 pairs of these skates to give away—to the lucky finders of Mr. Anderson is a graduate of the University of Illinols and also has a degree at Northwestern. / of the lucky caps bring it Cornelius McBrearty, 49 R st. n.w. James Ramsey, 228 Q st. nw. Carlos M. Dixon, heridan st. n.w. Gareia, 1830 North t. ence Collins, 34th and 728 g0 to the store selling Green Get the neighbors to save | as aningredient or sprin- | kled over salads adds to | tection— | Pecan Halves, glass. . 32¢ S| Black Walnut Meats, THE "EVENING STAR, ON SATURDAY Sanitary Opens A New Store 307 5th St. N.E. THe location of this new store is just north of Stanton Park. This is another link in our chain of efficient service. Nut Meats | Underwood’s A few nut meats used Deviled Ham Children appreciate excellent product. appetizing food in making their sandwiches. Keep a few tins on your pantry shelf and be prepared for those unexpected occasions when sandwiches are needed. them an untold goodness. Purchase them in sealed containers for your pro- Walnut Meats, tin. . 23c Deviled HII, sm. tin 20c 39c , Hamlets . CANNED CORN this | Use this | A Store Near Your Home ? For Small Families ‘,’ Good Food in Small Tins Trusty Friend Brand No. 1 Size | tin 7V4¢ ..tin10c | .tin 10¢ Tomatoes. . Corn. . | StringlessBeans,tin12Y2¢ | Deviled Ham, Ige. tin 35¢ | Lima Beans. .. tin 121/5¢ By using this size tin you .. 3 tins 25¢ o avoid waste and left-overs, ° Deep Sea Roe: ' WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1. Vrl"lmlm“"”'\Wr|||l||||||||”|||\\’/r|IH|||I|||I|||“\\Vriflll“lll”lml\\’ Fruit Loaf Special Dorsch’s 15¢ Each Ford’s Preserves Libby Brand Asparagus Peach Jam These famously good Fruit Salad asparagus packed in the Do you use this con- | venient product to make | one-pound square tins, containing 21 to 30 salads? The choicest fruits are used, and it is | | mammoth size natural colored spears. canned particularly to «29¢ Gorton’s | | It is not necessary to w ait | for it to be “in season” to eat deep sea roe. Gorton’s ‘ Deep Sca Roe is sealed in | tins and has the same savory | Prevent the necessity of your purchasing a whole tin of each of the fruits | necessary for making the salad desired. Gorton’s | Del Monte or Libby’s Deep Sea l 7 Roe Tin c s No. 1 Tin flavor of roe taken fresh from the fish. Many tasty dishes may be made with this food. Special =Nl E—==0NEIE=—=I0E===I0E==x10 Sauces and Condiments Paris Corn Shriver’s Blue Rldge i Shriver’s A-1 Corn Trusty Friend Shoe Peg. 3“"!50(: oo 1 2¢c Can 12‘/,1: . .Can 15¢ § Van Camp’s Bean Hole... Trusty Friend Shoe Peg. . No.1 Can 10c Peter Pan Corn - Heart of Maine Corn. . . . . .0sn 17%c CANNED PEAS Shriver’s A-1 Peas. .........Cm 25¢ ..Can 25¢ . .Can 22¢ , . Can 20c Shriver's Blue Rldxe. veoss088 1214e Meadow Lake Peas. .. e Silver Label Peas. . | Trusty Friend Peas. .. CANNED BEANS Ritter’s Pork & Beans. . .. .3 Cans 25 Ritter’s Vegetarian Beans. .3 Cans 25¢ Campbell’s Pork & Beans. . ..%n 10c Van Camp’s Kidney. ..,...3 Cans 25¢ .Can 121/¢ Heinz’s Pork & Beans. . .. .5m Can g¢ Heinz's Pork & Beans. .1¢¢. Can 121/ ¢ Heinz's Kidney Beans. ......Cn 15¢ Heinz’s Vegetarian Beans. .C*= 121/,¢ STRINGLESS BEANS Shriver’s Selected..........Cn 25¢ Blue Ridge Cut.............%n 10c Trusty Friend Cut........0n 12V,¢ CANNED SPAGHETTI Franco-American ..........Cn 10¢c Beechnut Spaghetti eeee.Cam 10¢ Ritter’s Spaghetti. ..Cangc Heinz’s Spaghetti........ 5m Cange Heinz’s Spaghetti. . .. "“ Can Welch’s Grape Jelly......%r 15¢ Welch’s Red Currant Jelly 7»r 18c Welch’s Grape-lade Corn Beef. Veal Loaf. Vienna Sausage Potted Meat, small Potted Meat, large. . Corn Beef h. | Lunch Tongu Beef Steak & Meatwich Spread. Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple The fin:st pineapple grown, bears the “Honey Dew” label. Tins Six Thinner Slices Campfire Marshmallows. . ......... Campfire Marshmallows. ......... Campfire Marshmallows. .. ...... Buk b 3g¢ Ceresota Flour 12-Lb. Bag 24.Lb. Bag 4-0z2. Pkg. Q¢ 12-0z, Tin 25¢ Washington Flour 12.Lb. Bag 24-Lb. Bag 59c 1L Tomatoes Bandor Mushrooms. .. .. Choice Bandor Mushrooms Ti» 39¢ Hotel Bandor Mushrooms T 35¢ HONEY DEW EF—ml====ti= National Apple Week The “King of Fruit” Receives Justly Deserved Homage Until Saturday’s Closing 2 Dried Navy Beans Stock Your Pantry at This Low Price 2 Widmer’s Grape Juice Pt. 15¢ Qt. 29¢E Famously Good—Most Reasonably Priced 2 White House Rice Full Pound Blue Seal Matches 3 Pkgs. 1()c A Reliable Match, Buy a Supply at This Kraft’s Cream Cheese, 2 Pkgs. 25¢ Another of Kraft’s Appetizing Cheese Products Gelfand’s Mayonnaise A Most Popular .Tin 23¢ Wntern Box DELICIOUS Box Rome and JONATHAN Grimes Basket p GRIMES GOLDEN Local Cooking I} YORK IMPERIAL [o]———[o]c———| Sweet Potatoes Red Star Brand 8u..15¢ White Potatoes, 15 Lbs. 39¢ Cabbage, new crop Lb. 21/,c Onions, red. ... 4 Lbs. 13¢ Onions, yellow. .4 Lbs. 13¢ Onions, white. .4 Lbs. 19¢ Turnips 29¢] Grapefruit “Floridas” lOc 121/2 Libby’s Catchup Snider’s Tomato Catsup. .... Snider’s Chili Sauce.... Standard Grade, No. 3 Can 100 Ritter’s Catsup. . 3 Ritter’s Tabasco Catsup. Ritter’s Sandwich Relish Ritter’s Chili Sauce.... Lea & Perrins’ Sauce. Kitchen Bouquet. ... Mcllhenny Tabasco Mavis Chocolate Sauce Del Monte Tomato Sauce. . . . Heinz’s Ketchup Heinz’s Ketchup......... Heinz’s Chili Sauce 4 1vs. 25 Packages SALAD DRESSINGS Durkee’s . .. .S Bot. ]3¢, Lge. Bot. 34¢ Premier Sem Bt )5 FenmiqTC Milani French Dressing Ritter’s Mayonnaise. CHEESE Long Horn Cheese...... Long Horn Cheese. Sharp Cheese. ... Phenix American. . Phenix Swiss Pabst-ett Cheese MACARON], ETC. Sanitary Macaroni .3 Pkes. 25¢ Sanitary Spaghetti.......3 Pkss 25¢ Sanitary Noodles. . . .3 Phes. 25¢ MEAL & GRITS . Quaker Corn Meal Pke: 12¢ Priced to Please Unusually Low Price Jar‘21cEI Salad Dressing 12Yzc. EEEE—EEEEHEEEEEEEI Hominy Grits Sm. Pl 12¢, Lee. P 23¢ Curtis Pimentos ........% 9¢ Bandor Pimentos ‘i 28e Morrones, Spanifh wesaascT® 10 Black Pepper. ... Black Pepper. .. Black Pepper. .. Mixed VEGETABLES For Soups A tin containing a variety of prepared vegetables. Empty can into boiling water and soup stock, then season and serve. 1Y2c King Oscar Kippered Herrings Tin 12¢ Tidewater Herring Roe. . ..Tin 10c & 18c McKinney's Columbia River Slrdlnes No. % Tin 29¢ Gold Medal Flour 12.Lb. Bag 24-Lb. Bag 60c 1.2 Washington Self-Rising Flour 2.Lb. Bag 5.Lb. Bag 15¢ 29¢ Loffler’s Meats Sliced Bacon. .. 2Lbs.23¢ m 3 Lbs. 25¢ I 4 Lbs.25¢ Cranberries Early Reds =+ 1. 15¢ Pears, D’Anjou, boxl hfi‘ 25¢ Grapes, Tokay.. 2 Ibs. 15¢ Lettuce, Iceberg. . Hd. 10c Celery, N. Y., Ig. stk., 10c Kale, Home grown Lb. 5c Carrots, bulk Lb, 5¢ Ford’s Preserves Jar 30c Tumbler, 121/5c A 'l‘n-n. Moncy Lnlwr Snnr A pound equals Oranges, Floridas Doz. 35¢ Oranges, Floridas Doz. 50¢ Oranges, Floridas Doz. 60c Oranges, Floridas Doz. 75¢ All Stores Not Supplied With All Sizes Per One-half Pound Canister 25¢ - 29¢ Heinz’s Sandwich Relish. . . . .%r 25¢ Pk S B Heinz’s India Relish oo 900 27¢ . C 3 A the specially stamped caps. When You Find One—Bring It Here— 1620 First St. N.W.—and Get Your Skates ! If your dealer doesn’t sell Green Meadow Dairy or Fairfax Farms Dairy Milk—Phone us, Pot. 5630 —and we’ll direct you to one who does. Md-Va Milk Products Co. 1620 First St. N.W. Soap Powders Kirkman Powdn fl EASIER QUICKER om,., !LFA s LU OTENSES & MULE: Slpoho b .Cake 9¢c |Sani-Garb . Sani-Flush . ; ‘can 20¢ Carbona Drano ... Can 23¢ | Parson’s nia Sm. ...7¢ | Babo Powder ....Can 14¢c | Parson’ lAmnmuu Med. 19¢ D--. per pkg., 9¢, 3 for....25¢ | S.O.S. Cleaner Fhs. 12Y4c | Parson’s Lge. S S e S T A Scap Flakes Fab, large Fab, small, pk Laundry Soaps Clean Easy, per cake Fels-Naptha, cake. . {v-ry, all. . vory, large Kirkman's Sup . Octagon Soap, per P. & G. Naphtha, 6 cak Star, per cake Crystal wrm.. 6 cakes. Ivory, guest siz Camay, f Swe.