Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1928, Page 25

O-Cednr,saves the day MOVING-DAY is never a picnic—but fou can at least be ready for it with an O-Cedar Polish Mop and the equally famous O-Cedar Polish. In dou- ble-quick time all the floors are gleaming— dusted, cleaned and pol- ished in one operation. Every piece of furniture is spotless and bright. You need O-Cedar all the year through. Polish mops, 75¢, $1, $1.25. Polish, 4-oz. bottle, 30c; 12 oz., 60c. At hardware, grocery, drug, depart. ment and other stores. OCda _Meps | \Drink Water When i Kidneys Hurt You | Take Glass of Salts if Your Back Aches or Bladder Troubles You. ‘When you wake up with backache | and dull misery in the kidney re- gion it may mean you have been | eating foods which create acids, says | a_ well-known authority. An excess| | of such acids overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it from the | | blood and they become sort of para- | lyzed and loggy. When your kidneys get sluggish and clog you must re-| Jieve them, like you relieve your| | bowels. removing all the body’s uri- | | nous waste, else you have backache, | | sick headache, dizzy spells; your| | stomach sours, tongue is coated, and, when the weather is bad you have | theumatic twinges. The urine is| cloudy, full of sediment, channels often get sore, water scalds and you | are obliged to seek relief two or | three times during the night. [ Either consult a good, reliable phy- | | sician at once or get from your | pharmacist about four. ounces of | Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a | | glass of water before breakfast for| |a few days and your kidneys may | then act fine. This famous salts is‘ | made from the acid of grapes and | | lemon - juice, combined with lithia, | | and has been used for years to help | clean and stimulate sluggish kid-| | neys, also to neutralize acids in the | | system, so they ,no. longer irritate, | | thus ‘often’ relieving bladder weak- ness. Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot| delightful, ef- drink. Drink STUDENT KILLED Score of Others Are Hurt as Accident Mars Notre Dame Welcome. By the Associated Press. SOUTH BEND, Ind., November 12.— Tragedy struck last night in the midst of jollification for the Notre Dame foot ball team returning victorious over Army, when a freight ran into a crowd of fans, killing John Gleason, 20, of Canadaigua, N. Y., and seriously injur- ing four persons. More than 20 others were hurt slightly. Four thousand fans were at the rail- road station awaiting the arrival of the team. During the wait some students dragged a baggage truck across one of the tracks. A half dozen girls climb- ed on it, to join in the cheering of the crowd. A westbound New York Central frieght train struck the baggage truck, tossed the girls into the throng and hurled the truck itself into a group of students. The iron-bound handle of the truck is believed to have crushed Gleason’s skull. The four in serious condition at local hospitals are Mrs. Madeline Van Hoke, 22, South Bend, Ind.; Miss Marjorie Mason, 21, Etna Green, Ind.: Paul Dun- can, i7, La Salle, Ill, and Robert Hur- ley, 17, Friendship, N. Y. Hundreds of fans on the outer edge of the throng were not aware of the accident. A triumphal parade through South Bend to the Notre Dame campus, led by the university band, welcomed the players. CALLS MRS. WILLEBRANDT POLITICAL “JOAN OF ARC” Dr. Straton Pays High Tribute to Her Work During Presi- dential Campaign. By the Associated Press. NEW _YORK, November 12.—Rev. Dr. John Roach Straton, who waged a Nation-wide campaign against the pres- idential candidacy of Gov. Smith, in ||| jubilee services at the Calvary Baptist Church yesterday. called Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrapdt the “Joan of Arc” of the campaign. “Victory was won by the preachers and the God-honoring women of Amer- ica,” he said. “I pay tribute to one of these, the Joan of Arc of the cam- paign—Mabel Walker Willebrandt. I declare the feeling in my own heart when I say there has not been a finer piece of public service performed by any one in modern times than that put across by Mrs. Willebrandt.” He said the next duty of the people was to destroy the Tammany tiger and oust the “flapper mayor” from City Hall. He lauded Col. Theodore Roosevelt, jr., as a worthy candidate to succeed Mayor Walker. LINCOLN PLAY LAUDED. German Opening of Drama Is Re- garded as Noteworthy Success. MEININGEN, Germany, November 12 (#).—Hermann Luedke's drama, “Abraham Lincoln,” was given its first performance last night. The play represents Lincoln as a rus- tic lawyer, who, on his wife’s in- sistence, vainly runs for the United States Senate. During the first part of his presidential term Lincoln is de- picted as’a good-natured fellow “who yields to every ¥reuure and is entirely in the hands of his surroundings. He shows firmness only on abolition of slavery. The dr-tm:hu however, makes him a sympa c figure. The drama w“:s greeted as & noteworthy - GREETING TEAM SHRIVER’S PEAS AND CARROTS Fancy fresh peas and diced carrots packed by Shriver. This combination makes a very tasty dish, correctly proportioned to suit your taste. 2 i 35¢ First Prize Nut MARGARINE Many of our patrons insist upon First Prize Nut Margarine. We feel that if you desire a substitute for butter in cooking, you, 100, Will like First Prize. Lb. 25c HEINZ BEANS With Pork 3 i 25¢ et 2= 25¢c Size Tins........ LOG CABIN Maple Flavored SYRUP e ik Honey Dew Sliced Hawaiian PINEAPPLE The pick of the Hawaiian Pine- apple crop is packed under the Honey Dew label. These Pineapples packed are at their best where . in the” pineapple " fields "of wall. 2" 55¢ Ocean Spray ' CRANBERRY SAUCE Vine-ripened Cranberries, pack- ed at their best, make the tastiest sauce. Ocean Spray Brand Cran- berry Sauce, we believe, is the finest Cranberry Sauce on the market. CHEESE Long Horn... ... ... . 35¢ SEARR - v ouivii idbe Pabst-ett . .......Pks 23¢ Kraft American. ... Pk 23¢ Kraft Limburger. . 25¢ Kraft Kay. .. ... .%r 25¢ Kraft Old English. . 32r 29¢ DRIED FRUITS Iris Peaches... ... . " 14¢ Apricots . .. g e Prunes, 80-90. .2 s 15¢ Sunsweet Prunes'™Pks.15¢ Sunsweet Prunes, 2 b pke. 25¢ CORN Blue Ridge...... ...t 12¢ Shriver's A-1. . ... 15¢ Peter-Pan . .......4" 15¢ Del Monte... .t" 10¢, 15¢ PEAS Trusty Friend'i*121/c,19¢ Shriver’s A-1 ti 15¢, 25¢ Peter-Pan . ......"" 19¢ Silver Brand. ......t" 10c STRINGLESS BEANS Shriver’s A-1. ... .t" 25¢ Blue Ridge Cut....t" 10c Trusty Friend Cuti*1214¢ Carton Lard....2 " 29c Trusty Friend Shoe Peg Corn. . .....10c, 17Y¢ Trusty Friend Baby Lima Beans. . . 12Y5c, 17V%¢ Trusty Friend Cut Stringless Beans No- 2 tin 121/,¢ Trusty Friend Tomatoes. .. ... LAND O’LAKES SWEET CREAM BUTTER ..tn7lc, 10c KAFFEE in - Washington—a Land O'Lakes has a taste different from ordinary sour cream butter—it has a delicious Sweet Cream Taste—because it is always made of pure, pasteurized, Sweet Cream from tested cows, and salted just enough to bring out the Just try Land O'Lakes Sweet full, rich flavor. Cream Butter. It's Fresh! Pure! Carton of Four Prints Sanitary 2t Butter 59c variety of Healthful! ear w, 55¢ been extracted .. WILKINS COFFEE—] srade coffee ted right here favorite of many ‘Washingtonians. .% Ib., 28c N HOLE BEANS—A th & taste simil ine Beans cooked 2 tins, 25¢ Libby's 2 . Tin. 12 MIXED VEGETABLES A" mixture vegetables, 5 will wani Dprepare ies—your choice of two brands— Sentinel Chief, 10c: Van C: )] T ' JUICH g Office and Warehouse 1845 4th St. N.E. ington and Suburban Stores Fancy Thin Shelled ALMONDS L. 30¢ Fancy Brazil Nuts Diamond Brand WALNUTS i | SPECIALS This Week! PRESERVES ... 2 ' 49c 20c JELLO 20c 50¢ TOILET SOAP Jars for Pkgs. Pkg., 8¢ for Cakes for PALMOLIVE 3 —Del Monte Items— PEAS . 3 CORN . 3 PEACHES .. HALVED OR SLICED—Large No. 25 Tins EARLY GARDEN Tins for CROSBY SWEET Tins for Tins for SCHINDLER'S SALTED PEANUTS _%EA;'EE. 3-0z. tin 8-0z. tin e | % ik 23c 49¢ e " OUR FAMOUS GREEN BA Walnut Meats PECAN —for salads, etc. affeine has .Lb,, 65¢ Ci 5 Ib., 45¢ Van Camp lar to the PACKAGE prefer sugar packed in s the sugar remains untouched until opened in their own kitchens. x ca H hens. 2-Ib. pke.. - , 35 DOMING TABLEF ' q by many discriminating housewives “On the Tables of Those Who Know” | 5'% 5 3rows BREAD A Gelicious brown' bread, packed by Burnham ed 'to " ins congealing to tl & Morrill CERTO—Us Lb. c e ELSH RAI che for luncheons or _midnight ; asts Janieo COFFEE%lh25c | cthiy Aoty wine sained wide favor with our patrons Tin, especially 01 Pumpkin amp's, 12¢ 3 R—. dered Sugar prepared especially for Jse in icing and candy-making. .. 9 Wyman’s Maine BLUEBERRIES These Blueberries, packed by ‘Wyman, are packed in Maine, where the finest Blueberries are grown. There is nothing finer than Blueberry Pie made with these berries. Now you may en- joy Blueberry Ple at any season of the year. . SO PEACHES Columbus, No. 215 tin 20c Libby’s, No. 2. .tin 25¢ Del Monte, No. 215 tin 25¢ Del Monte, No. 1...t" 15¢ Del Monte Buffet. . ."" 8¢ PANCAKE FLOUR Aunt Jemima...2 P%ss- 25¢ Pillsbury’s. . ... 2 Pkes- 25¢ Virginia Sweet.. .P*s- 11¢ Buckwheat . ... .Pk& 11¢ PREPARED FLOUR Waf-L.........Pk 14¢ Quicko Biscuit .. ...P%5 15¢ Flako Pie Crust.. .- 15¢ Gold Medal Cake P 25¢ Swans Down Graham Pke. 35¢ Swans Down Cake P5- 35¢ DRIED BEANS Navy or Idaho. ... Red Kidney. ..... eeesa™lde Black-Eyed Peas. . . 10c VARIOUS FISH B.&M Flakedin121/c¢,20c Harvard Cooked Flaked tin 12145¢ Gorton’s Ready-to-Fry oot | Gorton’s Salad . .t 121/5¢ Bulk Sugar. .10 ™ 57c Wyman's .- 12¢ 12 Canned in Glass! Snider’s Sliced Beets = 25¢ Jar Cut Wax BEANS Per zsc Jar See exactly what, you get. Can- ned in glass, you may mow ses these Vegetables before purchasing. KRAFT'S NUKRAFT re. 23¢ CAMPBELL’S SOUPS 16 Varieties 10c 3™ 2% Per Tin Campbell’'s Tomato Soup AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE 2" 25¢ DEL MAIZ CORN It's new and delicious, this Del Grn, with Iarger kernels. Only the hearts of the kernels are 2= 35¢c Sun-Maid Seeded Raisins. ..........2 Pks 25¢ Sun-Maid Seedless Raisins ORI - Thompson’s Seedless Raisins. ........."s 10c Thompson’s Seeded Raisins. . ..... ZI0N_FIG 5 i Saked' Fie Bats at s st rison <dison Gisis, Sisrified der. .. 22¢:’ gal., N CAMP'S’ EVAPORATED MILK— ks 10¢ twi | EGG News— We are now beginning the use of West- A Pow- ern Coast storage eggs brand eggs. You'll find these eggs splendid and they will give you perfect egg satisfac- tion in every respect. Sanitary eggs for the present will be the very best grade of storage eggs possible to purchase, and you need feel no hesitancy in using either brand of these eggs as they will give you the same satisfaction they afforded our thousands of patrons last SUGAR—Many housewives rtons. a: de: 5-1b. pkg.. 35 SUGAR-—Preferre Tin, 13e he correct de- product of the BiT—A of College Inn—a de- product. - espectally * Winter. 58, — Another which has for our “Sanico” Sanitary Eggs......%"* 43¢ \rm. Eggs....%" 60c | | 1334334390334434334440330133344333934 1 20094444949390903443333334333333333333334348%003334 success. Old Homestead Bulk Mince Meat w 19c Social Club Y 43c 2.1b. J'nn Ve 2 dur...... 99€ Orange or Lemon PEEL Ounce zc Lb. 29C Those who want the Finest Quality Flour at a most reason- able price should try SANICO Brand FLOUR —the peer of the best flour 5-1b. Bag 25¢ 12-1b. Bag 55¢ Gold Medal 5 12 St 1.29¢ }i2 60c Wash'ton, 5§ Ibs., 25c; 12 Ibs., 53¢ Wash. S.-R., 2 Ibs., 15¢; 5 Ibs., 27¢ PRICE STANDARD URGED. Setting Dollar’s Purchasing Power Discussed by Farmer-Labor Partys SIOUX FALLS, S. Dak., November 12 (). —Standardization of the dollar’s purchasing power “to effect justice in finance and economics” was a sugges- tion awaiting action today by the na- tional convention of the Farmer-Labor of a “constructive move- ment for standardization” was made yesterday as a number of delegates from the 17 States in which the party has organization met in pre-conyention e proposal, made by R. O, Rich e proposal, made by R. O. Rich- ards of Huron, S. Dak., author of the South Dakota primary law, holds that the Government should keep out of business in production, but urges the Government to go into the ‘“business ent kinds of food fishes. Tastes of distribution” and to standardize s far more | prices in relation to labor value, Ask your ' HEIRESS TO WED PEER. Engagement of Ruth Brady to Michael Simon Scott Announced. NEW YORK, November 12 (#).—Mrs. James Cox Brady has announced the engagement of her stepdaughter, Ruth Brady, to the Hon. Michael Simon Scott, brother of the Earl of Eldon. Miss Brady, who is heir to part of her father’s $75,000,000 estate, will be the second of her family to marry into the British peerage. Her father's sec- ond wife was Lady Victoria May Pery, daughter of the Earl of Limerick. The first Mrs. Brady died in a rail- road wreck, the second of influenza. Brady died a year ago. He was & son of Anthony N. Brady, who amassed a { fortune in public utilities. 57 Varieties Heinz 57 Varieties PORK &BEANS. .........c00.,.3426c PORK & BEANS, large..........2 ! 25¢ PORK & BEANS, vegetarian. . o . . !i* 14c KIDNEY BEANS..... .4n 15¢ SPAGHETTI ........ .3 tins 25¢ SPAGHETT]I, large....... 2 1ins 28¢c VINEGAR, white and cider.,,.,....." 15¢ KETCHUP s e Se I3 PREPARED MUSTARD. . 13c INDIA RELISH .. 2 coiieonioamome - 2 27c APPLE BUTTER. ... osnsosi oo 25¢ CHILI SAUCE... oo o010 snmae's P 20C SANDWICH RELISH. .0 vv00 v 0., .2 25¢ SWEET PICKLES.... bot. 20¢ PICKLED ONIONS ... s e PO 23C SOUR GHERKINS .cuave s oo sconeia-. P 18¢ OEIVEOIL . .. .. cinsiwniicsnnisivie s 98 20 Breakfast Suggestions CREAM OF WHEAT .. .Pks: 14c, 24¢ WHEATENA ........ : QUAKER OATS ...xvtaes v oon SANITARY OATS ....oxe FARINA QUAKER .......cuv. ... 11c RALSTON WHOLE WHEAT......rk 24c | LOFFLER’S SAUSAGE ..... LOFFLER’S SLICED BACON ......"™ 39¢c | PHILLIPS SAUSAGE ............." 40c AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE...,." s 125c GOLD MEDAL BUCKWHEAT ... .k 11c LOG CABIN SYRUP ...........%n 27c, 52c MOUNTAIN BOY MAPLE SYRUP., . bt 49¢ GLEN ROSA MARMALADE .......5% 30c PAPPY’'S MARMALADE ..... .#r 15, 29¢ HERSHEY’S COCOA ... ... curerenr % - tin 14¢ BAKER'S COCOA ......cu... % I tin 20¢ $ 3 PEANUT BUTTER sere e loc 23c B. & M. | = Brown Bread Try This for iy S Breakfast RY this quickly-made luncheon or breakfast dish—Gorton's Walter Baker's Chocolate Richardson & Robbins Plum Pudding T 29¢ convenient to prepare. grocer for a can today, Other Fish Recipes. Gorton-Pew Fisheries, Gloucester, Mass, Makers of Gorton’s Cod Fish and Gorton’s “Ready-to-Fry” Cod Fish Cakes. e ssien e DATES Dromedary Camel vovveenanale Van Dyke.....,.20c FIGS Bulk, Ib.........20e 8-0z. package....10c In Our Meat Markets Eighty-four Meat Markets Where Only the Finest Meats Are Offered for Sale FRESH PORK Fresh Pork Cuts Fresh Pork Sausage Cool, crisp weather is pork weather! That is 1f you enjoy good sausage for breakfast let us the season when the quality and taste is best. suggest Loffler’s. Let us suggest the following cuts of pork: This sausage made of all pork and spices is the Pork Chops, center cut..™ 35¢ | i St hem o mase | oo ¥ S0 Pork Chops, lean......"™ 30c | ot #ree Pork Loin Roast. ........." 30c Lomn’_l:" Lb., 35¢ Pork Spare Ribs. ........." 28¢ = Fresh Hams. .. .= 2e Fresh Shoulders. ......." 25¢ SAMEAT. o Sirloin Steak ...... Hamburg Steak .. Beef Liver, sliced it ihe Breast of Lamb. . i [ Breast of Veal.................." 30c Loffler’s Sliced Bacon......." 38c | Sliced Dried Beef........% ™ 20c Loffler’s Scrapple. ..... Bacon Strips (heavy) Loffler’s Pork Pudding . Bacon Strips (light). Loffler’s Link Sausage. ......"™ 40c | Canadian Style Bacon Phillips’ “Original” Sausage. . 40c | Sliced Skinned Hams. Brookfield Sausage.........."™40c | Smoked Shoulders. .. Choicest of Small Westphalias, " 40c Fruits and Vegetables Stayman Winesap APPLES Fine locally-grown Stayman Winesap Apples are on display in all Sanitary and Piggly Wiggly stores this week...and the price quoted is most appealing. Most every one of our many patrons is familiar with these delicious Stayman Winesaps and we feel they will be more than pleased with this offering just at this o STAYMAN 6 z 5c WINESAP APPLES Whiig Pota;’oes. ....15"= 25¢ | Forids Grapefruit. . " 10¢, 121c Yelow Sweet Potatoes. .8 ™ 23c | Fioriaa dor. to s. car. Sweet Potatees. .4 ™ 19c B lk(():nngu. i ,fg: Nite Yool Calbgs. . Seosggy. | SNSEEMIOML . - orvacva o0 Iceberg Lettuce. .™* 10c, 123c Bunch Carrots. .. ....2" 15¢ Spinach or Kale. ......3 ™ 25¢ Yellow Onions. . ... .4 "™ 23c Bulk Turnips .........." 5¢c | Westn Boxed Apples. . .3 "™ 25¢ Idaho Baking POTATOES Thousands of our patrons will no doubt be pleased that we have made arrangement to again supply them with these fine mealy Idaho Baking Potatoes—the kind so many enjoyed last year. Although “Idahos” have gained wide renown for their baking quality they are equally as good when cooked by other methods. Enjoy real Idaho Potatoes: A Special Low Price Lbs. for 65¢ Extra Fine New Pack Sauerkraut ........... " 9¢ .. T 58e e 30e Double-rich compared to fresh milk. Borden’s Evaporated gives cream results to cooking at the cost of milk, at all Sanitary and Piggly Wiggly stores, Idnh?‘ Baking Potatoes c Always A Favored Dish Lbs. for