Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1927, Page 23

THE_EVENING STAR. WASHINGION, D. €. MoNDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1927, She maw the flash of his white teeth | had not impressed her; in spite of her in a smile, and then he devoted him self sternly to the business in hand | They tlew at firs s, sweeping countered before hecause our enemies | not i sight, w climbing Into the earriage at her side. e is up and they will |s. Alford's hand a fina rd o Durant and the th the start of the en Rine. it« wings quivering with an im | pulse that was almost alive. They Jockesed out over the field and then | rose lightly. sw = into the mount Ing curvent « net relaxed [ with a deep Tast fap of anet saw that the fog Iny | past_experiences Janet could not be |level. drifting. fleecy mass | lieve that any m rous m would | A moment of dizziness sei 1 be attempted now. In an ner eyes. the | curves. but rising steadily. and in the | at most. she would he and shrill bright. elear air of the morning Janel | Surely nothing that 8 o saw the houses and hirns below take [ man could do would keep hey wxted, content pizmy sh * | reaching her father's side! you give him a mes- | Janet smiled Only | v must quickly? [ own it now! "THE BLACK JOKER BY ISABEL ()S”IR !\IIFR hut et His tone was hit just at the “That I failed!” on v rreshly «m.plu.l with was ter with defeat. ") f | o tto oy ixsied from the | last. not through ik of viziloce waved to them forward dr and the former | ircumstanees e will | We 7 Tell him I think that | out in's erowd Know. to A - Fives Wil ning the bay and beyond the hidd! towas Jersey Uity n of ite meadows fr they themselves W hoarse With a wave of his hand he cht ean e | off down the rd tur to the aviato Iyml eur herself up o in the L e ambu I's the Jast act you understand that chanee Durant and 1 | Dara It you tromaling the b sition for the iss Dane. there way be will be ariven off our course peich your father and—and we are and chill as they how many vou passed throuzh a fog-like area and up ward to clear air Lookinz dowr «or stiffened with sudden called bhack they rushed up he =1 Kknow two dark which were the fig Durant blotches in the earriaze nres of Alford snd The warning of “nal danger She of the mn(m we'll get there safely! tinued in Tomorrow's St Where | ar) What A S N ) N AR 0SB 2 fiu&’uu.fl.fi Al = On Satm‘ay ANGEL FOOD CAKE Sanitary Opens aoie T e \ford reached in_ and ¢ Another Store p : S S 4810 Deane St. N.W. _RIBBON CAKES E Tous ¢ 25(: Each R NLIX. At the Gates. s ,‘,: a \uu"y‘: nt"m"- s Ceresota Flour Packed Fresh S-lb.Bag 12.Lb.Bag 24-Lb.Bag | 5Lb.Bag 12.Lb.Bag 24-Lb.Bag |the day the fish 30c 60c $1.19| 29¢ 59c $1.15| are caught. Pink | replace~vwhat | soft foods lack S almon 1 m.ch modern food—softand Do not feel that because creamy—robs teeth and 23c we are able to sell pink sal- gums of needed exercise. Lack of 39(: mon at a cheaper price that roughage bringson sluggish elim- 25c N 7| itisa poor quality or an un- ination. Eat Toasterettes daily —crisp, crunchy, to strengthen 17C g“,‘fl""" palatable food. This is not 30 hicken the case and one tin will C gums—bran your system needs. You'll like the toasted flavor— Chicken Celery more than convince you. 25¢ 45¢ | the rich energy of whole-wheat, butter-coated. In packageorbulk. EDUCATOR Mock Turtle Bean CRACKERS Asparagus Clam Chowder | Pepper Pot Mutton Broth Mulligatawny 35¢ 35¢ 25¢ 25¢ A Dane! jijen for Two days? e ear with and cautionsly out hor ears the | Alford h W LEADERS and he w words of 1 stolen from Another step forward that we may better and more coaveniently serve you. A Store Near Your Home Gold Medal Flour LT el Monte i ],‘fi;;:“'f"""*A"’""t R Canned Goods to risk = ) 20c 30c 35¢ 35¢ 19¢ 35¢ Washington Flour 5-Lb.Bag 12-Lb. Bag 24-Lb.Bag 59¢ $1.15 n e and 1 have 29c Campbell’s Soup ut where */held out both pands appeatin i No. 1 Small Green Tips Asparagus No. 213 Col. Green A:pnra.u: o. 1 Mammoth W. Apricots No. 1 Peeled Apricots No. 215 Pecled Cherries No. 1 Royal Anne Cheries No. 21; Tin Peaches, Melba No. 2 Tin Peaches No. 1 Sliced, Tin, Pears, Melba No. 2'; Tin Fruit for Salad No. 1 Tin I Fruit for Salad No. 215 Tin Red Raspberries | No. 2 Tin | Strawberries No. 2 Tin Blackberries No. 2 Tin | Loganberries No. 2 Tin Tips cem tike Tips at spoke <2 with phone o morni exciteme rmed on ° e shipped < he could carry ome notion - |-u and 1 ecan lun( that ]nm|~< \\\n that’] » the four M L drives FRESH RIVER iR L HEFtRmG R°E W to mm alive now, Vegetahle Beef Vegetable Beef © mad to s them me: 1 and Durant s the hangar and Ue tonneau of the Jimp woak, but with such about her * One of the aviators ' hc rt as she had never hoped to know m. pointing upward and in. Daddy was alive and well! He Phere's Nat's plane | wanted her, he would explain every- t that 1. i so bewildered her, an. would have those happy years all! Too weak, ton This roe goes in to the & can fresher than you can buy it in the fresh fish market. Heintz’s Products Kidney Beans, can, 15¢ Spaghetti. . .sm. can, 9c Chili Sauce. . .bot., 29z WHEAT BUTTER COATED Ketchup. .1ge. bot., 25¢ Small Tin Large Tin Apple Butter ......25c 3 Cans 25c{ T 3ac S T I - TEN anitary Eggs &niz po.48c|%Green Bag Coffee Lb. 35¢ Guaranteed . SPECIALS THIS WEEK | Navy Beans .........3Lbs. 25¢ Lima Beans . ..........Lb. 10c Pink is the variety and | not the brand—you will find J Campbell’s the word “pink” somewhere on the label. Tomato Soup 1TV | at she was supposed |t Bulk, Per Lb. p the full import of she felt that she had been ire but sure way motionless. Miss Dane: e-him, with her own hands, that priceless thimg which was to mean so much to him. Durant left the hangar and eame s a burglar's| yowarg her and she saw that his e nal could have done. | ,roceion‘was more serious than it had He grinned and held | oior heon save in that moment when out the packet to her. “Think I'd like |\ Fo 00 . = = planes had descended in a to keep this second paper for a little | 1% SN PEReS it you'll v Alford and 1 want t« n decipher it." Dane, your fa 1t about the adv “Of con ful of it Janet 3 to Brookmead 1 she was forced to m.l\ with a sem . should kn blance of ¢ ty. “Of course, it |d: Our friends portance, but 1| special train, but it is a question ‘ther they will reach Brookmead v was growing hout a—well, an accident that may nd its motion was per- s them, otherwise we would send o as it dipped and rose, but| vou with them. Nat is a far better er nearer. Could it really be | flver than I and we all think it best ni net replied d you man- | him “When did vou retur her and Nat lity of our air, but wo hat there 1s following on Fancy Items Brazil Nuts . .....Lb. 29¢ |2 Walnuts, Diamond Brand. .Lb. 35¢ She didn’t know why his com- | ing should arouse such anticipation in | her mind: he might not be able to tell | her anything more than Alford or| Durant about whom her father would have tr but she hoped for more from his the studied reserve which these two good friends as they were, appeared to have adopted toward her. | The sun peered over the edge of the | world just as the circling object in the | air resolved itself into a thing of wide- spread wings and touched one of the planes with a glistening rav and Janet caught her breath. A group of other | fivers had gathered to watch the de- | scent and Alford returned to her. { “It's Nat, bevond a doubt. Durant, bring him over here at once and keep | those fellows away. We want to hear what he's got to say for himself.” The p'ane came on rapidly now and | the roaring of its engine grew deafen- | ing. Then it was shut off ¢ and lightly the m ed to the round, taxiing tow Janet ure leap like a | imet and Durant approached. Nat ges- {iticulated wildly as he talked, and all jat_once his excitement appeared to ommunicate itself to Durant, for the that you should go with him, while I vl take Alford as my passenge Do you feel equal to the trip now? “Of course! Oh, Mr. Durant, if ! were dying I should still want to be taken to my father, no matter how' | uarded speech than from | | e. will you give me that other paper now? I have a—a rather child- ish idea that T want to put it myself into my father’s hands, and may we start soon?” “Yes. immediately.” the cipher messa Durant handed nd added Il may n- | Red Kidney Beans. . . . . . .Lb. 10c 4 Black-Eyed Peas ... . . .. .Lb. T5¢c | Sanitary Macaroni . | Sanitary Noodles . . Quaker Corn Meal. . . . . .Pkg. 12¢ Hominy Grits . . . . . Small pkg. 12¢ | Hominy Grits . . . . . Large pkg. 23¢ { Bulk Hominy......... .Lb., 4c Van Camp’s Milk. . . . Tall can 10c .. 3 pkgs. 25¢ . . 3 pkgs. 25¢ Sanitary Spaghetti . . . . 3 pkgs. 25¢ Comet Rice . .........Pkg 10¢c White House Rice. ... .. .Pkg. 10c veeo. . Lb TVse | Van Camp Soup... . . . .4 cans 25¢ Van Camp Kidney Beans . 3 cans 25¢ All flavors at this special price. ilk Chocolate %.Lb. cake 19¢ The famously good Henhey Brand. ibby’s Catchup A 14-0z. bottle of rich tomato catchup. Bottle 1 7C it | | anitary Toilet Tissue 5++25¢j Each roll contains full 1,000 sheets. Almonds, Nonpareil . erman’s Sweet Choc. . . . Cake 4c | German’s Sweet Choc..l.arge cake 9¢c Plum Pudding, R &R . . 1-Ib. tin 25¢ Mince Meat, Social Club.2-Ib. jar 39¢ | Calmyrna Figs . . .Pkg. 23¢ Pitted Dates, Black Palm .Pkg. 9¢c @ Pitted Dates Large pkg. 23¢ Pitted Dates, Van Dyke. . Pkg. 19¢ Dates, Marvin Golden . . . . Pkg. 15¢ Citron. . . 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Jar 23c Mushrooms, Bandor. . . . . . Tin 23¢ Chicken a la King. . . . .. .Tin 50¢ Boned Chicken . . . . . ....Tin 50¢ Brown Sugar Powdered XXXX Sugar. . Lb 9c Loaf Sugar i .2 Ibs. 23¢ Pumpkin, Sentinal. . . ... .Tin 10¢ Del Monte Pumpkin i Cherries .. . 3-0z. bottle 10¢ Cherries . 8-o0z. bottle 23¢ Pure Food Coloring Olive Qil, R. Umberto, 15 pint 30c Walnut Meats 3-0z. glass 23¢ Black Walnut Meats, 5-0z. tin 39¢ Pecan Halves . . . . ... . . Glass 32¢ Marshmallow Creme Borden Malted Milk . . . . Bottle 32¢ 3 Gla.ss 35¢ Fiatter pointed toward the 5| Ritter’s Vegetarian Beans.3 cans 25¢ il Campbell’s with Pork. . . . Can 10¢ | Manning’s Hominy. . . . . .Can 10c Soaked Lima Beans. . . . . .Can 10c Baby Lima Beans, No. 1 can 12V5¢ Baby Lima Beans, No. 2 can 17V/4¢ 3 Ensign Prunes. . . . . 2-Ib. pkg. 21c Sunsweet Prunes Pkg. 14¢ { Blue Ribbon Peaches . 2-Ib. pkg. 39¢ Blue Rlbbon Peaches. . . .Pkg. 15¢ L = .Pkg. 12V%¢ Sun Maid, Seedless. . . . 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