Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1927, Page 24

S0 NUSEUN 5 WA Shevwan ROEFELLERCT g, | :?alestine Government Plan- ning to Erect Building for Which Money Is Donated. | Women Will Not Allow Law to Lapse, Declares General Federation Head. | By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, November 14.-—The | women of the United States do not intend to allow the eighteenth amend ment to “l into oblivion,” Mrs. John D. ory n, president of the General Faderation of Women's Clubs. v at special prayer | !v the Aseociated Press. : JERUSALEM, Palestine, Novembei 24.—Tt is understood that the Pales: tine government is accepting a gift 100.000 from John D. Rockefeller 3. for the erection of a museum ir Jerusalem. The gift is conditioned or F the completion of the building within E told th Ahrea vears, and the government 1 urging strict enforcement of ' Already is negotiating for a suitable Rite, MU EUM GIFT CONFIRMED. attle, but for the = (| House Plants o - SECOND COMMUNITY & | ’ PROGRAM ANNOUNCED | Dr. George Dorsey Will Speak at| Central Center Gathering November 17. um in Pa tine government pla \useum on a plot of land | and i..mediately north of the rusalem in a_posi The Community Institute of T 2 building | iNgton will present the second of a ed. *“Jeru " now 1 Ing carried out by the Palestine sov Goverament in Control. : ' The Palestine s faister the new t will 807 14th Street N.W. nd indigestion . leavin 21,000,000 as an endow: | the Tuture maintenance of i ihe world, ¢ human t and is considercd one of the LW most eminent scie | “An event of special int dents of instrumen the Community a s*tution devoted to popu The museum. it wa only provide ample playing the collectio but also for an antic o future, a ing education. | will not | | announced by the | tute in 13; expeditions | Bihli ne. z . representative | TINIY ¢ #aid that Palestine had lonz heen in | YEIO0T, necl of a building to house the monu- | o1&, "X ments “of a_country whose past ispe Metropolitan Museum cinema films perhaps of more imnortance to_the || Huger Elliott on Ti v. De world thaa tha* of anv other land.” | 3 sty {cember 1, and Cornelia Otis SNOW BLOCKS PASSES. b bie T e Church Marks Homecoming. | eharact tches on Thursday, De- Tourists Halted by Storms in ... nispatch to The 3, Md., Nov- 2 honthly events . Dorsey’s lecture will mmh‘d | “inoioesrion | acio sTomACH ARTBURN | What most people is usually excess acid in the stomach. cember Sierra Nevada Mountains. WASHINGTON GROVE. 1 o The food has soured. The instant ¥ _ | ember 14.—Celebration of the seven- SALT LAKE CITY, November 14 teenth anniversary and homecomi 1o sanialkaTisichineutealises (#).—Storms in the northern Rock. eek of the Washington Grove Metho- ids.. But don't use crude helps. Mountain States, which closed high Episcopal Church bezan with spe- | 1750 Nbettr sbhiltisvives Ways and seat & cold wave sweeping | clal services vesterday morning and a | Use What your doctor would advise. eastward, today extended into Utah|sermon by Bishop John W. } The best help is Phillips’ Milk of and Nevada to seal mountain passes. | Wednesday night will be ann Magnesia. For the 50 years since its A heavy snowfall in the Sierra Ne. night, and Friday nizht Rev. Dr.[invention it has remained standard vada Monrxluarins near l»_‘.elno hl;lnl:k?l‘ P S:\fié’a |f\\nl;:0Jl!‘\P|‘)'. ch?mm of | with physicians. You will find noth- passes and forced tourists back to|the United States House of ve- | 5 Ko S i points east of that range. Air mail |sentatives, will lecture on “Am ing else ook “R."?‘ . its effect. so planes hound for West Coast cities|ism.” Next Sunday morning Bis kel s - were held at Reno _esterday by sno ank Bristol will preach, and in| One tasteless spoonful in water and rain moving southward from ! ‘he eve recently elected of rs of | neutralizes many times its volume in Tdaho. the Epworth League will he Ned. acid. The results are immediate, A | Wood smofii — agrant pine — sz@ez‘ eavthen oven a cup of molasses A cup of brown SUgA’ - L”}yer er sllg‘;r-cured Pork a layer of beans e lily?r of Sugar-cuféa ol A layer of beans That wonderful flavor of the old-time Maine woods beans is now reproduced in BEAN HOLE BEANS From the lumber camps of the Maine woods has come an old-time recipe for baking beans. These beans were famous for their wonderful flavor —a flavor that caught the fragrance of pine forests, the tang of wood smoke, the sweetness of fresh earth. . They were baked in a peculiar way. The big iron bean pot, full to the brim, was buried deep in the earthen oven called the “bean hole” and there it cooked all night in a bed of burning pine wood. Everyone who heard of these old. time “bean hole” beans wanted to taste their delights. But of course it was impossible to bake beans this way at home. So a maker of fine food products be- gan to try to reproduce that flavor. And he was successful! In Bean Hole Beans he has caught the very flavor of those original baked beans. Have you eaten Bean Hole Beans? If not, you have a new pleasure in store. You'll say you’ve never known real baked-bean flavor before! Your grocer has Bean Hole Beans. Two sizes medium and large, - women's commit- | s I——[c[c——[s[c——ol———]u] Cashé& CarryFlowerStores Funeral Flowers Delivered Free—Nominal Charoe on Other Orders the Volstead law and defeat of any attempts to modify its provisions. She asserted that incomplete enforce- ment of the amendment was no argu- ment for its repeal and cited viola- tions of the traffic codes, income tax laws, customs regulations and ten commandments as similar breaches of established rules, Mrs. Sherman named the Secretary of the Treasury as the official “di- ractly responsible” for the enforce- ment of the liquor lay. “No man In the history of our Na- she said, “has had such com- plete_power to enforce, or discredit, iny Federal statute as has been given v of the Treasury in the ration of the prohibition law.” % to the individual enforce- ment agent, Mrs. Sherman called on the women’'s committee to pray that all officers so empowered would ful- fill their duties in suppressing the liquor traffic. Ve have a right to demand.” concluded, “that those who ask our suffrage makes a straightforward | atement of their views and inten- ns.” she | Underpriced || Boston Ferns g Table Ferns mi o] Dracaenas and Rubber Plants —sturdy, well grown specimens specially priced for this timely sale at— 98¢ 804 17th Street N.W. Phone Franklin 10301 estion | Immediate Relief ! with no bad after-effects. Once you | learn this fact, vou will never deal | with excess acid in the crude ways. | Go learn—now—why this method is | supreme. Be sure to get the genuine Philli Milk of Magnesia prescribed by ph sicians for 50 years in correcting ex- cess acids. 23c and 50c a bottle—any drug store. “Milk of Mag a” has been the U. S. Registered Trade Mark of The Charles H. Phillips Chemical Com- pany and its predecessor Charles H. Phiilips since 1875 i PP EVENTSE STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 14, Pancakes and Syrup What man does not consider this the perfect breakfast? Here are special prices to make them even more interesting. Aunt Jemima Pancake 25c 2 Packages............ Pillsbury Pancake 2 Packages............ 25¢ (Special this week at 2 for 21c) Virginia Sweet Pancake Package 11c Log Cabin Golden Crown Syrup 9c Karo, Blu Can Karo, Red Label Pure Maple Syrup Green Mountain Roy 16.07. Rottle Fine Coffees Coffee goodness is in the blend and the roasting. Here are brands famous for flavor— and at low prices. Our Famous Turnstile Lb. Orienta 1-Lb. Tin Maxwell House Lb. Lord Calvert Lh. . Sanka Lb. Kaffee Hag G. Washington Coffes In 3 sizes 43c, 89c and $1.35 Nex that through th groaning tables things to eat. rich in suggesti menu. BUTTER AND FRESH EGGS Sunset Gold Butter, For those who are particular— | and who is not?—about the qual- ity of the butter and the fresh- ness of the eggs that are upon their tables—Piggly Wigsly par- ticularly appeals. We urge you to inspect our refrigerators. Even in your own home it could not he possible for them to be more sanitarily kept and oper- ated. SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING For finest pastry results and all kinds of food cooking. Absolutely pure. Specially priced at— ARMOUR’S GRAPE JUICE Select ripe grapes, all their flavor pressed into delicious purple juice. Very special at— VEGETABLES AND FRUITS Selected from the pick of the market. Kept crisp and fresh. And always a complete selection of POTATOES SWEET POTATOES NEW CABBAGE .. YELLOW ONIONS .... ICEBERG LETTUCE ... CELERY CARROTS ... c CRANBERRIES .... TOKAY GRAPES . CONCORD GRAPES FANCY FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT Each, 10c FLORIDA ORANGES Thin-skinned, sweet Large Size, Dozen, 60c Other Sizes at 30c, 40c and 50c Per Dozen There are many things to be con- sidered in the purchasing of meat. You must have assurance, of course, that government inspection has been E Then you also want meat at is TENDER, that has been se- lected by men who are expert judges of the quality of meats and who are determined to offer only the best. After that, and quite im- portant, is the way the meat is cut. A well cut steak, chop or roast is a delight to cook, while crudely cut, much of the quality is lost. At Piggly Wiggly you may be sure you get the finest qual- ity and service possible to be {3 had anywhere—¢ —plus lowest prices. PiccLy WIGGLY Week—THANKSGIVING Only a few more days—then the holiday m—— When Washington Women Shop for Their Table. ... FPHEY have in mind two things—First, they want to be absolutely sure that what they buy is of absolute purity and fine quality. Second, they are interested in making their purchase at the lowest possible price. Piggly Wiggly meets both these requirements as no other organiza- tion. Nationally advertised and known brands of fine quality foods, conveniently displayed in more than fifty modern stores, at prices that are lower because of being a great national organization operating in more than 800 cities and towns Buy here and know for yourseli why Piggly Wiggly is mak- ing such amazing growth in Washington. Specially Priced for This Week Only | FIVE BIG SPECIALS | Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour One of the fin- est pancake flours on the market. Lay in a stock at this special price, 2 Packages Piggly Wiggly A New and More Modern Way to Pur- chase Food Ritter’s Sandwich Relish Delicious for late parties aund healthful for the children's lunches. Special this week at— 2 Scott Toilet Tissue A high grade ue and at price you want to lay ina supply. Spe- clal— Packages Bars Jars 25¢c || 21c || 37c || 25¢ || 35¢ Piggly Wiggly Means Highest Quality and Lowest Prices P. & G. White Naphtha Soap One of Amer- ica’s most popu- lar laundry soaps. A very real special for this week at— Morton Salt This famous brand, highest quality and in the patented convenient pack- age at this new low price. Spe- cial. A Special Piggly Wiggly Sale of SOAPS AND CLEANSERS A selection of cleaning needs at prices_that again say “It Pays to Buy at Piggly Wiggly.” Ivory Soap...........Small Cake, 7c Ivory Soap. . . .Large Cake, 12¢ StarSoap................2Cakes,9¢ Kirkman’s Soap.............Cake, 7c Palmolive Soap. . ........2 Cakes, 15¢ Ivory Flakes. . . .. ....10c and 24¢c Fab ...........PerPkg., 10c and 25¢ Lux ...........Per Pkg., 10c and 25¢ Dried Fruits Sun-Maid Raisins, seeded zsc or seedless, 2 for.. Blue Ribbon Peaches, lsc 39¢ e years has brought forth and great bounty of good Piggly Wiggly stores are ons for the Thanksgiving ... 98¢ _49c 23c Macaroni—Egg Noodles—Spaghetti Your choice of Krumm's or Mueller’s and you can buy them assorted. . 25¢ 1b.Tim 95¢ 11-0z. pkg. Blue Ribbon Peaches, 2-1b. pkg. . ” Sunsweet Prunes, KRUMM’S, 3 pkgs. for.. MUELLE 2 pkgs. for. Pint Bottle, 19¢ Quart Bottle, 35¢ Sunsweet Prunes, 2.1b. pkg.. Special Prices on Canned Goods Wagner's Stringless Beans, Canna Peas, 25¢ all the season affords. ...Peck (15 Lbs.), 39¢c «+vve..4ilbs,, 15¢ eoseeLby 2Ve ve...4 Lbs, 13c - .Head, 10c veo...Stalk, 10c ....Bunch, 7'¢c ....Lb., 15¢ ...2 Lbs., 19¢ Basket, 25¢ Beckwith Figs, No. 1 tall can Preserves, 9-oz. jars; 2 for Marvin Golden Dates CANNED FIS Fish, EoE lZ{c and 20c b o Gorton's Ready-to-Fry,” lsc can.. . m Chowder, 25 C Gorton's Cl 2 cans... Gorton's Deep Sea Roe, P 17¢ Herring Roe, 15-0z. can.......ouee Shrimp, and juicy SPECIALS In Our Meat Department Prices that demonstrate that at Piggly Wiggly you can effect a real saving in your meat purchases. FRESH MEATS Sirloin Steak . . ..Lb., 47c Sliced Beef Liver.Lb., 18¢c Boiling Beef ....Lb., 15c Stewing Lamb...Lb., 18¢c Hamburg Steak.Lb., 25c Pork Loin Roast.Lb., 28¢ Select Pork Chops ............c..cc........Lb, 32¢ SMOKED MEATS Smoked Hams . .Lb., 26¢c Slice of Ham ... .Lb., 40c Smoked Callas. . .Lb., 17c Sliced Br’kfast Bacon, Ib., 40c