Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1928, Page 20

'THE EVENING ‘STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. APRIT 23. 19%8. BUU]REI] EHURGH j| B 1796 l ST S S oS e e S e 7 '/;&::lm||n||mml:m\s;l||||1|unum|::45\$:mnuunuun;?ms':umnmm? ' . Removal to Our IVTA o Thirst-Quenching EUNIRIBU“UNS H” : New Store &P nNY Ovlllfil"(rfiY BEVERAGES : = ; / ot Now that warm weather is again here Darrow Tells Meetquchools . ‘ 3928 12th St N E b _ y COUNTS | Now that warm weather is again ere and Other Organizations ; . E R r ——— / ;"mfl.\ of these " cooling, reireshing 3 B s everages—— Should Receive More. E Where 12th §t..(Brooklnnd) Meets A Store Near Your Home €58 N 3 = Michigan Ave. Coco-Cola "a"m':u,: 25¢ row. moted attorney, before the Na. tional Association for the Advancement d People: at -2 cet- | fed . he Suburban ens yoster- And the addition of a new h T htf l G B R. C, Sarsapafl"a bottl 25¢ Approximately 604 sons braved er u ers g 3 bottles :rr;;.‘-‘(mmnmr weather to hear the = “SANICO’, t e houg u roc y y Mavls i (‘;nr;:;v":: ZSC e s, il ol e ) Pillsburv’s P k Soda Water ;..... {,bots. 25¢ 3&::ic‘:gg;:;.:sizggzgg;fg;:: .:i;‘f‘l,“.““i;.'“‘ Meat Market mispury s I ancake Phes. C || Nat'1Dry G’Ale (" 63c et do- i Bottle deposit required on each eration of hix o mands that Vhl of the above. Wiieinaine TSuHibe? ik acbinell avor Pillsbury’s hest—finest for making pancakes, mufins and watles—vou'll appreciate the ease of making and the goodness from the corporate name of Sanitary of these if you'll use Pillshury’s. Grocery Co. by which name all our meat markets shall be known. Log Cabin Syrup " e TR e SANITARY g yrup 39 Queen OLIVES res fh‘hr 0 v‘mv rr~uhv food at meal Right here i< one vou may serve Ew R SER, FR EDKIN BUSH, ? s = Buy Sanitary Brand fresh eggs and be as- ’ final - ach meal at such Postmaster tanding Stone, Pa., sured of satisfaction with every purchase. inal touch to each meal a ich a 1 _ | claims to be the oldest active postmas- 2 e 0 s om es Pk Have vou realized olives are so reasonable? ter of the United States. He was first g3, for 5 here & mooth, ago adopted & - aes S . = 3 commissioned in 1875, giving him a favoring the DbAITing of | oiorq of 53 years. He is also the oldest Carton of i : EANtang ueen OIIVCS ............. . .4-07. Size loc and atheists from pulpits of | TeCort o 57 vears, e 5 Sleo The i%est Read the wonderful national advertising being done by = The resolution Was | ceneral store in 1563, and continuing a Dozen Kellogg's and with each reading remember to purchase Kei- Olive 198 I vod at Darrow. although | & 2 3 g R i ueen ives 8-07. Size Al the business since, a room in the store logg's at a “Sanitary ~ i being set aside for the post office. His -_— ol : 49C Leaders of Race Praised first_customer was Nelson Stevens and | HOS ueen Ulives ...............; 32-07. Size olored the latter, yet living, continues to trade TESS » i 9 oo P . with the veteran. Bush is in good health This is the large 32-0z. size commonly Ser. Dareer - nen. |and hopes to round out the century Lbs known as a quart of Olives. An excellent o e . dnia GLiara irrunes value. plés of outstanding characters of the aver aKe . for Tace whose activities had been con- _— ducted largely apart from those of the HITS U. S. CONSTITUTION Giir il Pri These are fime grade pruncs from the Santa Clara Valley And for Those Who Prefer ur ur Low Frice of California. There are hetween 80 and 9 to the pound. Ripe or Stuffed Olives Del Monte Ripe Olives . .. s.n. 12¢ Ch of the Associa- Bergzer Proposes to Amend Docu-| = G o b 5 4DC R AIC) Peanut Butter 1 Qe it ok aker was introduced by Neval Declaring the 19 “patche: put on AVS CHURCH FAILS - 7 o o . ——— e . 115 3 adoption have failed to make it “suit- Yo q ir d satisiacto spect TO 'MPRESS HUNGRY 5’:,‘3.";;fi‘:fl?’i‘c‘;,“;}fi‘x‘_‘“v'&?;mn"‘m?{fi?;. i< fresh and satisiactory in every respe Fancy grade peanut butter bearing our own label—13-ounce jar . . Stuffed Queen Olives ... :....si. 25¢ posed a resolution today calling for a - - ST revision of that historic instrument. y Under the proposal. which was in the | {E Labor Chief Declares Appeal Is PP g el 5t bt Joc oy Davenport & Brooks A Product of Excellence ; o | tution itself. Congress would be enabled Not Effective When Hearers to call a convention to consider its 6- Ounce Clkel " | ger said, “must appeal to all who can lze = T I\le)m the Vrf‘m(-:dnus ‘rha.rfie}.:,hpn- Gnrden R B itical, economic and social, which have Br the Aw b . If you use Ivory here is an apportunity to buy a ~|I;\|‘|\ at civene p Tinsthuiroh | St on et Promll Ready to serve—damp packed || . ...oe. eannot make an effective appeal to 3 R B : those who are experiencing the pan T .’a"c” .""’"p‘ of ‘hunger, but it can Appeal to thoss | Soviet Russia is now produtthg’ piat- :hn enjoy decent living standards in | inum In large quantities. ecent homes in decent COMMUNILIES, | e % 1 William Green, president of the Ameri- | 5 ‘ Per c'k“ Ritter Ja can Pederation of Labor, said here last ForSale Yar c p My donise r night. 1f we are to have spiritual better- Rose Bushes, 1 and 2 year old ment, we must have human betterment, Geraniums, Hydrangeas, Pansies, A big savings on Colgate's excellent laundry soap. and it is in attaining both goals that the | Ferns work of labor parallels that of the | Perennials church.” he told Hyde Park Community Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs Church congregation. —at Greenhouses. Convention Hall ? = T Tl | e e - by~ 3 el o Febmmvenis: wes vp | Alex. B. Garden ur Famous of Those b C ginia, Ohio and elsewhere.” he said, Flori Who Know b “bear testimony to a condition of sordid e "'4"'5:..'.!‘,‘ JRetan Mmaterialism and a state of sacrilegious psvchology, menacing spiritual and cul- | e ;’;fifififi;fl'fi;{fi&;fi;fi’ffifi”’:f i =0 ., ||l Heinz Peanut Butter, 27c | Ford’s Preserves. . . .30c (=% : q : i gpon s {';:;1‘."7,, u.;:}é‘;}?fi;u;,;. “.'L.u'h"?r Heinz Apple Butter . . 25c | Welch’s Grape Jelly . . 15¢ | The world’s hlghent grade butter~ inflict injury ndustry. It is o 9 | inspired only by a purpose of ennancing | Libby’s Apple Butter, 14c | Marmalade | each churning certified by the United | Hominy Grits, large | “Righteousness in ‘human_reiation- | S 5 Schindler's Peanut Batter, 28¢ | Red Currant Jelly ... . 18¢ States Department of Agriculture. I! e e B e e 1 B2 Sanitary Peanut Butter...10c | Welch’s Grapelade . . 23c L Demand the Bat: Comet Rice, 3 pkgs 25¢ | Royal Gelatine aw. human and divine.” | FLUID . 28y s A s =t = wos. (|12 Bulk Peanut Butter, Ib. . .19¢ | Gauva Jelly i Comet Brown Rice, 2 P> 25¢ | Junket Tablets oo the Madogaecas goverament vaie ||| :.':':"":'n;‘.",;::'a 'l-'-'.:-::..':m I W L A Blue Rose Rice, 4 Ibs. ... .25¢ | Junket Powder e Ever-Popular Red Carton : 2 : == — Sanitary Butter 52c SWEET CREAM BUTTER Nut . Sanitary Butter ! | Nut Margarine »25¢ Orienta Coffee. . ... . Afternoon Tea, % Ib., 19¢ C:;t:n 5c the Kraft Kay Cheese Ritter Chili Sauce. ... ... .15¢ vz i Big Cup Coffee Banquet Tea. . ... .. .9 Pri . : Niacwell House Banquet Tea, % Ib . . 25¢ rints Kraft American. .. ......23c | Ritter Catsup SPECIAL I [E C.&S.SealBrand. . 55¢ | Lipton's Tea ... 4Vic & 9¢ | mmmmmemer-avmresmrmgeee s | Kraft Swiss 23¢ | Snider's Catsup | Wilkins, 15 Ib., 22¢; Ib., 43¢ L|ptonsTe|,'/4|b . 25¢ Kraft Limburger . .......25¢ | Snider’s Chiki Sauce. ... ..29¢ Monday and T"“da),' i Sanico c'f“v Va-lb. fi'f' 25c¢ | Salada Tea, l/f Ib. 2§c Many SC Candies Chewing Gum’ Kraft Nukraft 23c | Kitchen Boquet Sauce . . . .39¢ « Spearmint, Double. | Kraft Grated.. . o Lea & Perrins Sauce. . .. . 29¢ A SP AR A GU S PETER PAN Ready-to-Eat | [fio Ty, Nesties BCe' fuin o Reechm -—-——Bl o o . il Burnham & Morrill's . Rid e Blue Ridge i Soaked Lima 3 Bf::. loc P:‘,,', loc C‘:testringleng .y PEAS . Beass | ¢ ¢ o ——<| BEANS Corn The finest grade of sugar Fancy Carrots. . .""" 5¢c [ceberg Lettuce.." 10c The quality of these cut string- HHIHRITIL N TR Including the [n\(m’ar Her- Wrigley' | . less beans is good enough for K7 akilig . poan punked oy Tnduaiidin Propared. as " ou will he greatl ]’]' ased with this fine Yok Sreull fare- POSE—— Y WSS any sne’s GAMSE. Bvea R An ;\tv; quality fanc \'vHI]]l rm Asparagus. Drop v:::.drud lima c Home Grown Fresh Ripe ;r‘:«:e:{ fracle into our mnearest store and examine the [ i No. 2 Ti 1 c S Per Tin c i il KALE TOMATOES 2 2 Shiver. c A qualit - 'S 5 “.‘ e are quoting a special low price on this 2 Texas Onions, 3 Ibs., 25¢ 4 Lks 25c 2 Lbs. 35c L Per Tin J Per Tin fine food for todav and Tuesdavy. Old Cabbage. .. ."™ 215¢ S. C. Red Sweet SOUTHERN Rhubarb bunch 8¢, Fancy Lemons,. % 30c; @ " New Florida Wediori Mo 3 O Il lpoTATOES| | SPINACH || i ss | || BANANAS || POTATOES | 4 Lbs. 22c ! Cl/(’ a Is gg/fl:fi;r.czg% PerPkg ;{:;"éabbue. L 7‘;: . . | ‘ Spring Onions, 4 bunches, 10¢ § — — P E A S % | BIG APPLE SALE || oLp butch cLEANSER . Can, 7t:¢ POT ATOES h ".» om South Carolina e Hbimerbmeede qaln el WESTERN BOXED WINESAPS e SUPER SUDS We are quoting a very special price on these b '] Most of you are familiar , fine hoxed Winesap apples, These choice apples | “Suds in a Flash” of this food, and at the |E will grade fancy and extra fancy See this fine i “ - ed in any other wanner are most reasonable " frivt in onr nearest store, d Per Mo s |7 - Box c M speclll Lbl b Washinglon s belng couponed by the Colgate Lb.' (&4 . Boap Company, makers of Super Suds. Bring " Freflh Lh" f c TTEXTD your coupon to one of our stores and upon the Bakers" for Prlu or L et purchase of one package of Super Suds you | 3 will be given one cake of Octagon Tollet Soap. 7 Peas N e 00T S0 s e s S ess AR IHi II R """'"" co el D e