Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1929, Page 5

' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 199 RflBBle PRAISES mh o e m’m st ”"I.I"ES FIRMS & e ranety) Clhon TERRRS o You leave .et?{.":mmym‘u had i been sub; Three Counties Represented at M. best your future in to tax. T - ‘wishes te he two | whaum enau.vm' you may plan to infes insisf hat under former rul- E. Meeting in Frederick. I BRIG. GEN. HORTON === "1 - RENEW TAX FIGHT Eie et st double taxatlo T AIRY, Md., Pebmnry l— T 3 FINE OR TERM IN JAIL . Pointing out that the controversy whs Chirehes of Frederick, Montgomety tance to banks and other | C: Assistant to Quartermaster| "OF RECKLESS DRIVING | ygy <upréme Court to Recon- Da;:,fl,::'i‘i33333‘25;‘5‘**&?7&;9% trsien Ol OUTSTANDING | General Retires From « |"ken Bonien R0t e, | Sider Refusal to Pass | Vu'touftnded that the Bl Com: }lfi}:}e‘:fi%?&%hcfifig na’ Saturday Active Service. ing Friend’s Car “for Charity.” on Rentals Levy. fow and had °xcgedj"y‘“=" sithorty. e T e e | V ALUES Ongewed itk aspkicte: BHpnE Y Tae Nearly every one of the 800 inhabi- A oy PR o el B H"“i, T e o i e e R e ;}3&&"‘;:&’,’;“3“;3— s o e Toci :e v: J|{ll§ that are representative of the daily savings to the quartermasf x- | Ninth street was ordered to pay a fine | petitioned the Supreme Court today w to be u\e only plant of its kind in the |O. B. Langrall, pastor of eascd today bby“AcunI ecretary Cof |of 8175 or serve 55 days in Jail by Judge SO LR CHOPE Bt e 0T b _____._—h“"’h hets:will esalseal tonib our customers, Lower prices such as these, day War C. B. Robbins the occasion | Isaac R. Hitt toda; heir protest against being campelled w | I R 0 | Avcoring " Offoer” Raymond V. pay ‘the District 4 per cont gross e fl after day, are sure to result in consistent uvmgs sl lair, who arrested him, Hunter ad- | IDg tax on renwls received by them 2 i e oo, > T | niitted that he ad Ko permit, but was | rom real estate WE PAY and real economy for you. : gton, flflv‘ng a friend’s car “for charity.” protcsc wns mnde that the District | \w here Jackson produced a permit bearing the | ™ e urvlne at t.he outbreak of the Spanish- mted ; oxx ax:oufh‘etr mank bufér m:rsfindl?i&» o — T — s 1y American War. He plans to resume his e fous on the stree clair yslemau'ca y ! ! iaw practice, or enter business, prob- | testified in Police Court, Children Need | |special Untit Satarday Nights Closing! ably in Wi ‘The reckless driving cha: He went out in 1898 as first lieutenant | Sult of a collision between tw:‘:nrsr;t V'tamms TO A’Sun () The surest method of accumu- We | Col duh‘;nlt ?;e mfi“ umt Dl.sn;cc of | Vermont avenue and Thomas circle. | lating mon;y is by sys(:mali\lra"y i | umb! olunteer Infantry and Par- | saving a certain amount each pay ticipated in the charge on San Juan = Strong Bones and day and depositing it regularly |} ¢ oo gu=k gl nly Hill. He was twice cited for gallantry o here it will earn y £ 0 m_action uring tnis_campaign, aa| SEJE, US FOR Teeth OR MORE B} "\ our savings will earn at goelvg a lfiver‘mr citation from the LUMBER 9 on vyour least 5% and one dollar opens e . 0 account. 2 ,,:5 gg'&'fm;‘“s{g"l’;'m letter today | MILLWORK SCO I I S savings i Hostess Boston Cream Pie. .**" 30c } Fancy Creamery Butter . ...™ 55¢ ry. is occasion of your retire- PAINT g:televdgz‘/mvgm?l fl%c: o N. B. C. Graham Crackers - 19¢ S el i . B. C. Bt unnyfield Print Butter ment from the active st of the Regular HARDWARE EMUI SION yfi Servic Texprel e apprecia BUILDING . ' 1 N. B. C. Pretzels i Wildmere Selected Eggs . . .%*37c i ERRDEIES | Is the Ideal Food-tonic. NATIONAL C&C Ginger Ale **;7i'505y; 2 25¢ { Sunnybrook Fresh Eggs . ...% 49c il years of patriotic service. COAL e H R It Abounds in PERMANENT || S ([ 000 i s oy the Phlllpplne Insurrection you di.splly- h ‘military characteristics whish | "=~ O e b, Caep teation Cod-liver Oil (ORGANIZED 1890) . ot avitity| ~J Frank Kelly, Inc. Vitamii 949 Ninth Street N.W. ‘ ‘ led to your detail d Fing the W 1d W i ! wamns b led fo Jour, detall durine the World War | 2101 Georgia Ave. N, 1343 st Ve el A (Just below New York Avenue) ! ‘ Lean Smoked Lean Strip of the American Expeditionary Forces | Goml e uamner s Buildiont sommiies B Under Supervision U, 8, Treasury I L S 1 B C N Encore Brand An Exceptional Value Quaker Maid MACARONI | = el fonte | OVEN-BAKED SPAGHETTI | PEACHES BEANS Buffet Size 4 Pigs. 25| 3 cans 20 | 3 cans 25c Smoked Calas Strip Ba \Lb. ... 15¢| Meat Markets oo B " . Loin or Rib PORK ROAST | RIB i’i’bAS'r . 23¢ Lb. 35c Plate Boiling Beef . oo 18e Ready to Serve! FuahGrdembm...... ,P29c leu'yl.uf Lean Stewing Lamb ‘ Hard Salami . Shoulder Lamb Roast . ... y "~33c. Sirloin Roll . Lean Fresh Hams . ............"™25¢ Lean Fresh Shoulders .. A (] Tender Chuck Roast . ... .........™ 25¢ FRESH KILLED Stewmg Chlckens w. 37c W. H. Evaporated Milk . ...3¢0325¢ } Del Monte Pineapple :h(';‘,-a'o&flm“ v 4p Del Monte Asp. Tips. ... o ' g Bokar Coffee . ..% ™ n 23¢; .“.,,_45‘ Del Monte Peas .............3%%50c Sunnyfield PANCAKE and Flgyy |, PkE- Q¢ BUCKWHEAT Aunt Jemima Pancake A&P Quick Oats i Quaker Oats, Quick or Regular, pks. 1]¢, 25¢ § Campbell's Tomato Soup. ... .. Special Until Saturday’s Closing New Low Prices A &P—Sunnyfield Fine Granulated i & | Everywhere you will hear favorable com-|f || | ments as to the wonderful results obtained with | || A&P Sunnyfield Flour and we know that after || || Lbs fl a trial you, too, will be pleased. R - 5-Lb. Bag 12-Lb. Bag 24-Lb. Bag arge baked apple, 2 potatoes, 2 ‘ These represent "!fic“" D. C. 210 ‘45(: } 893 V‘Cotlt?fnlbhz 58l coton g °143 ' 5 Health Department ratings. oranges, 2 slices of bacon, 1 cup CATTLE SCORE—Highest Average of oatmeal or a cup of rice. Milk * rating over a period of years, 1 | HOUSEHOLD SPEcmeg : JFmIn Fraiie:and Vegetables| is the most.complete food known. ; 9, FARM SCORE—Highest Average rat- ‘ 1 ; l It contains more of the elements : g wuie & pertad ot yeami. Kirkman’s | Lighthouse || Thin Skin Thin Skin : DAIRY PLANT—Highest A: ; : : . which the body needs than any 3 B e ot y::.::.g * We i | Borax Soap | Cleanser Florida Juiey ORANGES | Grapefruit other food. That is Why it is &5 have repeatedly held and now hold | | . : . i i cakes cans important to use the best milk. the 100% rating on our dairy plant. 4 25(: 3 100 do. 23 33c P 1 3 BUTTERFAT—Highest Average rat- > ’ Ao Chestnut Farms Milk has been - o ing over a period of years, ; il || Lifebuoy Soap Gify rated highest by the Dis- I oth 5 W"I‘;'“"memas’a‘lflemli“fiss e I | Fairy Soap % - eeping - Qualities—Highest ; 2 trict Healtl! Department fid Othe r Average rating over a ;fi,i:d il Florida Ripe Tomatoes ... .™ over a period of years. N of years. . | ) Iceberg Lettuce LY 1 i i ‘; _gm;ber‘r:le: = {Double Tip Matches . . . | Tender Green Kale | Safety Matches ] Coolnng Apples M ‘ Waldorf { SELOX ke i[li§f | Toilet Tissue § ™e ";:'.DSM" SPINACH Potomac 4000 Insist on Chestnut Farms Milk at your grocer or delicatessen’ '; 3 8 l7c e lsc 2 - lsc