Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1928, Page 11

s THE EVENING 1 5 [ . | ses 1n the tariff on Australian but-| German House Ratifies Pacts. | | o . BUTTER TARlFF FIGHT lc:?a“u}f:nuu; the Australian <~_«:pm-«f - Hv B " e Elected in Austria — bty Frime Minls 5| BERLIN, December 20 UP.—The | | Considered by Australia. | STUI-EN FRUM ARS . MELBOURNE, Australia, December | {a [ ¢ 20 (#).—The federal government let it | ¢ STAR. .'WASHINGTON. D. €. THURSDAY, DECEMBER FOR EVERY MAN AND BOY e cSaks- THE AVENUE AT 7™ . Representations to Washington subject should be e Council, the German upper house, | : view of rolume © e g 2y ratified an arbitration treaty | ith the United States, the trade and | | shipping agreement with the Union of | | South Africa, trade agreements with | be known yesterday that it was con-| Yale Univer: ew Gallery of Fine |China and Panama and the interna- templating ‘making representations to | Arts is to repi t $1,000,000 when |tional convention for abolition of slav- | ‘Washington regarding projected in- completed. Home Robbed of $950 in ! Jewelry and $37 Cash. | ‘m Woman's Purse Snatched. | o Jewelry valued at ¢ cash were reported stolen last night from the home of Nellie E. Dorsey, 1006 cet. The loot, which consisted of | diamond ing $600 in | e WILHELM MIKLAS, : Recently elect t, of fo e | public of Aus : . soclated Press Photo. © SAUNDERS, CHAIN STORE OPERATOR, WEDS AGAIN | Marries Miss Patricia Member of Prominent Mis- Houston, sissippi Family through an unlocked terday stole a diamond clothing ‘ By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, December 20.—Clarence Saunders, Aladdin of the chain grocery, Charles A. Ar ported the theft f- parked on State *ice, of thre e |2 prominent Mississippl family, were v married at the Chicago Temple esterday. weeks ago Saunders was divorced in Memphis, Tenn., by his whom he had been married 25 years. The grounds alleged were cruelty. Saunders and Miss Houston arrived ported by Mrs. Albert Eldridge New Hampshire avenue. A $30 string of pear] beads was stolen from the home of Mrs. Columbus L. Winkleman, 132 Third street southeast. in Chicago early yesterday and their marriage did not become known until |1ate last night. The Rev. W. D. Fair- BODIES TAKEN FROM MINE | child; secretary of the Chicago area of | the Methodist Episcopal Church, offi- = - | ciated. Six Removed -From Scene of Blast|=———— " = in Keatucky Shaft. DRAKESBOKV, Ky, December 20 (#).—Rescue crews last night recovered the bodies of six men trapped Tuesday night by an explosion in a mine of the Black Diamend Coal Co. near here. The men had been dead mary hours. The dead are: James Sullivan, 38, foreman and in- spector. Cleveland Bolwn, 50. Vermont Nelsin, 35. Roy Ezell, 28 Arthur Davis, Leonard Epley Sullivan leaves a widow and five chil- dren, Bolin a widow and two children, Ezell, widow and five children, and Davis and Nelson each leave a widow and one child. LR R R e A ) SPECIALS Fancy Fresh Large Trout, Ib., 22¢ FancyBlackBass . . . Ib.,20c Halibut Steak . . . . ° 0 ° 0 0 L id id Ideal Christmas Present Worch Midget Piano Price But $275 5 Down Payment —then small monthly payments of $9.65 place one of these wonderful Pianos in your home Open Evenings Until Christmas HugoWorch 75 1O G prien 1879 L3215 PIANOS £Zeren & Bach President of the Re- | ™ . and Miss Patricia Houston, member of | irst wife, to | FFancy Christma: /\. Duc =4 "\ s and that our prices will “Fresh Killad Toung Faliod 5 Fresh-Killed Chid{efls e 44(: % Poultry il have b fresh-killed Turkeys, Gees Stewing 1 Also delicious Long 1sk The quality will be the finest produced. May we u visit the nearcsi ASCO Meat cet and leav You can be assured of com atisfaction be right. TURKEYS m%c Lb. Roasting Delicious Cranberry Sauce "' 15¢ ? Quality Counts! Tender PORK LOINS.....Ib, 19¢c ‘Whole or half pieces. Small lean Pork Shoulders. ..."™ 17¢c End Cuts Pork Chops........"2lc Apple Sauce Shoulder Lamb Chops........" Round Bone Chops.......... Breast Veal ... Regular 8c California Seedless ASCO Finest Quality Mince Meat .- 19¢ R ist Surprise the folks with a nice big Homemade Juicy Raisin Pie. You know how they will enjoy it. Delicious I Cranberry ‘ SAUCE tumb. l 5c FreshKiled Chickons . . . 1.39¢ Stewing ek Young Geese 33c b Tean Boncless reakfast Bacon. (Whole 98 or half picces). Lb. ... P 28¢ 1b. 29(: Lean Boiled Hams (sliced) Select Cuts Pork Chops. ......" 29c Pure Pork Sausage Meat......" 30c Sour Kraut e 8 Breast Lamb Jb:18¢ Shoulders Lamb to Roast....." 28¢ Shoulders Veal to Roast. ....."™ 28 4 e 25¢ & Peas, Corn Tomatoes Many Suggestions for Your Christmas Dinner! Richardson & Robbins’ Plum Pudding, c2n 29¢ Atmore’s Plum Pudding. .can 29¢ Fancy Smyrna Figs .pke. 10c Van Dyk’s Pitted Dates. .pke. 19¢ Selected Mixed Nuts ..1b. 28¢ Fancy Soft Shell Almonds. . 1b. 32¢ Selected California Walnuts. . Cooking Herbs (Sypet Marioram. pkg. 5S¢ Best Poultry Seasoning. .pke. 10c ASCO Cooked Pumpkin ASCO, Libby’s or Del Monte Pears, can 29¢ ASCO Fancy Sifted Peas. . .can 18¢c; 23c ASCO Maine Crushed Corn ASCO Golden Bantam Corn Farmdale Sweet Tender Peas. .2 cans 25¢ Extra Large Fancy Florida Ib. 32c Glace Citron Peel Fancy Lemon or Orange Peel. .. .1b. 30¢c Farmdale Sugar Corn 2 cans 25¢ ASCO Shoe Peg Corn, can 17c; 3 cans 50c & XXXX Confectioner’s Sugar. .3 pkes. 25¢ ASCO Home Style Noodles. . .pks. 5¢; 9¢ ASCO Best Whole Grain Rice,b- pks. 121/5¢ Prim Brand Fancy Rice 3 pkss. 20c ASCO Royal Anne Cherries, can 23c, 33c Del Monte Cherriés can 25¢, 35¢ ASCO Fruit Salad .. ASCO Stuffed Olives ASCO Fancy Meaty Olives, bot. 10¢, 20c . Mott’s Sweet Cider at. jug 23c Repp-U-Tation Sweet Cider, 15 gal. jug 39c Sound Yellow Grapefruit, 3 for 25c| Onions . . 3 = 14¢ Fresh-Made Christmas Candies! Lucille Extra Fancy Assorted Choco- ¢ lates. 5-Ib. gift box W 52-50 Christmas Mixtures Big, Brown Crusted Loaves of Goodness. Stays fresh to the very last crumb. Victor Bread ! . 5¢ : ‘ A heavier bodied coffee. Delightful aroma and flavnr,) _Gotd Seat ooy Flour & . . 23¢ Asco Baking Powder " 5¢, 10c, 20c Green's or Belmont's Assorted Choco- sl 49 B . $1.10 lates. 5-pound gift box Happy Day Hard Sweethome Assorted Chocolates. Pound 39c x Oxford Brand Assorted Chocolates. Sepound box $1.25 Be Sure to Serve Our Coffee with COFFEE ™ 39c | Hight Art COFFEE 49‘: P Lb. Sealed Tin.... fully sat- isfied. CRISCO b. 23 Asco Toasted Bread Crumbs A holiday necessity. Every Day Needs at a Saving! Fancy, large California Prunes, 2 Ibs. 25¢ Delicious Red Cherries bot. 10c, 20c Kitchen Bouquet .bot. 38¢c Lea & Perrins’ Sauce. . . .bot. 29¢ Gold Seal Rolled Oats > pkgs. 25¢ ASCO Pure Grape Juice .pint bot. 21¢ Welch’s Grape Juice . 29¢ Rob Roy Pale Dry Ginger . 1 bot. 121/c; doz. 5!,50 ASCO Breakfast Farina. . ... .3 pkes. 25¢ ASCO Tomato Puree ... .4 cans 25¢ American Toilet Paper .3 rolls 25¢ ASCO Ammonia v.. .3 bots. 25¢ Safety Matches (pke. of 12 boxes) 3 pkgs. 25¢ Double Tip Matches 3 boxes 10c P. & G. White Naptha Soap, 4 cakes 17¢ Canada Dry Pale Ginger bot. 18¢; doz. $2.00 Christmas Produce Specials! ORANGES suuor . APPLES Susie R & 8 a2 . {CAULIFLOWER. . mh“' Prices Effective in Our Stores and Meaf] i arkets in Washington, D, C., and Vielnity. | 3= 28c | 1 . 23c . .can 23¢, 39¢ [g 2 e 15¢ | 100% GIFTS! The Kind That a Man Is Glad to Get! = Youw’ll Please Him With Some of These FINE SHIRTS In FANCY EFFECTS Lat men want—but here at Saks are newer patterns and color effects than any you have seen! Not only that, but the ma- terials are saperb in quality—Ox- fords, Madrases, Broadcloths and other fine s. Collar-attached and collar-to-mateh styles. 14 to 18. Others, $2.45 to $5 Saks—First Floor ey, WONDERS! These Handmade Ties UNQUESTIOI\' ABLY the finest neckwear achieve- % ment to be found at $1.00— & svery tie handmade! Hun- dreds and hundreds of hand- <ome new striped, figured and plain effects in color- hlendings varied cnough and beautiful enough to assure selec- tions that hell call “perfect!” Others to $5 Saks—First Floor b = TV I gy T “‘IAA — — HOSIER “Interwoven’ $1.00 OR wear and beauty, choose “Interwoven!™ Silks, plain and fancy. Silk- and-wool in fane; flects, 1 Z el i 2. 3 Of Gray Mocha 33.45 yday wear, Gray a is the right thing— and the right choice! You will find these particularly i n quality and make. stionably the foremost value at the price. All sizes. Othér Gloves $§2.50 to $6.50 In New Designs $3.00 WEW! Striking! “V Timely! Faney as well as plain effects—in printed and Patterns that are distinetly dyed Crepes, Rayons, Twills, new and different. Of course, Silks and Silk -and . Rayon. Mighty practical! Others, $3.50 to $10 Smart! all sizes. Others, 35¢ to $1.50 - i For the Boys! %"k School Shoes, high and low styles, $2.95 Boys’ Raincoats, helmets to match, $5.95 Lumberjacks, in all new patterns. .$1.95 Sport Sweaters. Slip-on and V-neck styles. ... Smart Ties. newest color effects. . New Golf Hose. Plain and fancy styles. . Sheep-lined Coats, for outdoor wear Shirts and Blouses, all materials and colors. ....... $1.00 Saks—Second Floor Gloves, a fine assortment. .$1.50 to Combination Wool and Jersey Suits, for the little boy ..$2.95 Boys' Initialed Handkerchie (3 to set) “Tim” Caps, for ev Belt Sets, leather belts with ini buckles «..coceveniacncnn. S1and 82 Just Before Christmas! Sale—$40 and $45 Two-Trouser Suits! 533 MAGINE! If this were the end of February, the value could hardly be more extreme! All because we luckily secured the surplas stock of a fine maker’s $40 and $45 Suits! Spring models included, with the new Tatter- sall vest and high-waisted trousers. Smart new double-breasted vest models, too. Blues, Grays, Browns and figured effects. Saks—Third ¥loor . . THE STORE OF CHRISTMAS SERVICE 3:=—— i 38