Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1928, Page 35

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Look for the clean silvery wrapper — red- lettered for Plain Bars — blue-lettered for Almond Bars Thousands who love a mellower flavor choose this creamiest milk chocolate » OWalittlemilkchocolate bar, on flavor alone,won itswayintothe heartof Amer- ica’s discriminating public! Unknown, unheralded — came Nestlé'’s. Within a short time its richer treamier flavor made it the fa vorite in the most exacting cities where the best, most appetizing milk chocolate is demanded, And all for one good simple reason—it is the creamiest milk chocolate made, The fresh milk with all its cream used in the blending of Nestlé’s brings out the richness of the chocolate— adds to it, producing a blend at once smooth and mellow, And Nestlé’s almond bar— there's a treat, too. The full flavor of choice crisp almonds nicely toasted—yet without los- ing one jot of the creamy rich- ness of the original Nestlé flavor, A Favorite in Many Lands Nestlé's did not come to these great American cities as an experiment. In many European countries and even m far away Australia — the mellow, creamy taste of Nestlé's is enjoyed, Richest in cream! Try it! See what an unusually creamy flavor it has! In 5c and 10¢ bars—plain and almond —everywhere, Look for the clean silvery wrapper. Made by the makers of Peter's Milk Chocolate, Richest in Cream! sy e he au hnx in | .‘ CHICAGO, January 10 (P).— Edwin | EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, 1 | | D. €. THURSDA Y. TANUARY 19, 1928, v L ~9 PIGGLY WIGGLY Offering An Easy Way to Save 3 MONEY d —on nationally known table supplies and other grocery prod- ucts of the best quality at our neighbor- hood markets in and about Washingtcn. Selected White FRESH EGGS —these ar cggs, guaranteed to please the most discriminating ta o larze, 1 Buy a Dozen Today DOZEN 59c¢ Other Dairy Products Sunset Gold Butter Land O’Lakes Butter First Prize Oleo Nucoa Kraft Cheese, 1%-lb. Carton Pabst-Ett Cheese Sharp Cheese Pure Lard, 1-lb. Carton FRESH VEGETABLES from the Sunny South CALIFORNIA CELERY whee waie Each, 10e CAULIFLOWER fancy, large, white heads 27c and 33c Each Iceberg Lettuce W e b e head, 10c Red Ripe Tomatoes . .. New Cabbage New Carrots New Beets Spinach ... Kale 3 New Potatoes ....3 lbs., 25¢ Potatoes, U. S. No. 1 grade, Pk. (15 lbs.) 43¢ DRIED PEAS AND BEANS Highest quality at low prices. Keep a complete stock ur pantry, Navy Beans ... 3 1bs., 25¢ Lima Beans ..... ..Ib., 10¢ Red Kidney B ..1b., 10¢ Black-Eye Peas 2 |bs., 15¢ Yellow Split P 2 lbs., 25¢ Green Split Pe .2 lbs., 25¢ Lentils ..Ib., 15¢ in yo Golden Ripe Fruits \agt it Apricots, peeled Buffet Tin dust and ha: Apricots, peeled Apricots. .1 ' & 35¢ i Peaches. . .1 " & 25¢ Apricots, peeled Prunes. .. .2 M 35¢ No. 2 Tin Apricots, peclcd No. 21, Cberrlcl Buffet Tin Cherries No. 1 Tin Cherries No. 2!, Pears, Mrlbn No. 21, Del Monte Asparagus and Asparagus Tips We lave the variet size to st your need il the 19¢ 30c ps. mammoth 35c white, No. | Square Can 5 Aspiragus, colosnal peeled No. | Nauare Can 35¢ Asparagus Tips Pienle Can Asparagus Tips Van Camp Milk Tall ) loc CIGARETTES oy e B Camels, Chesterfield, 3 Lucky Strike, Old C Gold, Piedmonts ans Package, 12' ‘¢ Carton, $1.19 Ritter's Pork and an unusual bargain in these large, Juicy oranges at— CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES A fortunate purchase enables us to offer sweet, Dozen 6(Q¢ Grgpefrult and Oranges ¢ Wiggly vou will find the highest ze at a price to please you. 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