Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1929, Page 16

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All druggists—35c, 60c, $1. ! DIRECT ROUTE PITTSBURGH . . CLEVELAND ; DETROIT ... $7.00 v '10.25 senoa 1300 RUDDER REPAIRED, STEAMER PROCEEDS Freighter Padnsay Continues Toward African West Coast After S 0 S Calls. By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, February 18 (#).—Her | broken rudder repaired, the American freighter Padnsay was proceeding to- | ward the West Coast of Africa today while three ships, hurrying to aid her, | resumed their courses. Scarch for the Padnsay, in a posi- tion 300 miles south of Cape Race, | Newfoundland, was began Saturday morning when the liner President Hard- ing and other vessels picked up an S O S saying the freighter had lost her rudder and was drifting helplessly. Safety of the Padnsay was announced in a radio message from Capt. Pind of the President Harding to the offices of the United States Line. Capt. Rind's message was received nine hours after he had reported reach- ing the probable position of the Padnsay | at 3 am. yesterday and being unable | to find her. He had steamed. through | a violent storm and heavy snow for| more than 18 hours on his way to the Tescue. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. ‘TODAY. District of Columbia Auxiliary of the Woman's National Sabbath Alliance | will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ellis Logan, 1661 Crescent place. Card party for the benefit of the Cranch-Tyler Parent-Teacher Associa- tion at 8 o'clock at the Walker Hill Dal{y room, 530 Seventh street south- east, North Capitol Citizens’ Association meets 8 o'clock in room 30, McKinley High School, Second and T streets northeast. Monday Everiing Club meets 8 pm., Y. W. C. A. Building, Seventeenth and K streets. John S. Bradway will speak on “Does Washington Need a Legal Aid Soclety > The Order of Washington will have its annual dinner, 7:30 o'clock, at Washington Club, 1701 K street. After the dinner there will be a dance, 10 to 1 o'clock. A regular meeting of the Hubbard- Raymond Home and School Association will be held in the Hubbard School, Eleventh and Kenyon streets, at 8 o’clock. Mrs. T. J. Schaeffer, a teacher in the Raymond School, will speak on present-day methods of teaching in their application to parents. Regular munthly meeting, West End Citizens' Association, at 8 o’clock in the Western Presbyterian Church, H be- tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. Committee chairmen request- ed to bring their repon.s Monthly meeting of Lincoln Park Citizens’ Association at Bryan School, B, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets southeast, at 8 o'clock. Wil- liam C. De Lacy will speak. The local Alumni Association of the Middlebury College of Vermont will ld its annual dinner in the Uni- versity Club, at 6:30 o'clock. ‘Temple Chlpfer No. 13, A. E. 8, will give a card party and dance at ‘Wardman Park Hutgl 9 o'clock. ‘The shepherds of Bethlehem, Na- tional Lodge, No. 2, will hold a card party tonight at 8 o'clock, at 808 I street northwest. The Continental Chapter of the D. A. R. will hold its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Mabel Linton Wil- liams, 2608 Thirty-sixth street, tonight at 8 o'clock. FUTURE. Ruth Chapter, No. 1, Order of the Eastern Star, is holding its annual en- tertainment, card party and dance to- morrow night at the Willard. Card party tomorrow, Aloysian Club, 47 Eye street northwest. 50 cents. ... 18.00 INDIANAPOLIS ... 15.00 ST. LOUIS ....... 20.00 KANSAS CITY .... 25.00 LOS ANGELES . ... 60.00 Tickets and Information at INTERNATIONAL TOURS - 1421 TERI:.I‘D::I. N. W. ve. N. W. wvmfill—fils PNEUMONIA Usually Starts With a Cold Avoid this das condition b uring dhie n-".‘:f"e":m of healing medicated in- Opex Opens Up Stuffed ! Nostrils In 3 Minutes 30 Days Free Trial Says Peoples Drug Stores , OPEX ends the most stubborn case of nasal rrh in 10 days be- cause it sooth inflamed membranes, swelling and purifies the entire nasal Wact. Just see the picture, showing how iie aling, purifying vapor of OPEX as fine smoke—comes through the nostrils and it'll come xhrough no matter how stuffed up as le at Peoples Drug Stores for only a bottle. Use it for 30 days and if it doesn't entirely iree your nostrils from vile catarrh —from mucus and colds — your money will be gladly returned. One | Metcalf Wednesday evening at E. V. Annual dinner of the Dickinson Alumni Club of Washington, Hotel La Fayette, tomorrow at 7 p.m. The newly elected president of Dickinson College, Dr. M. G. Filler, will deliver the princi- pal address. The Loyal Knights of the Round ‘Table wfll meet at luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at the University Club. Pro- gram will_be given by group 2, Sir Knight E. F. Haycraft, monitor. American Gold Star Mothers meet %m‘:{mw evening, 8 o'clock, Hamilton otel. Georgetown Clinical Society will have a dinner tomorrow evening at the Ham- ilton Hotel, 8 o’clock. Columbia Historical Society meets at the Cosmos Club assembly hall tomor- row evening, 8:15. Mrs Margaret Brent Downing will talk on “The Diplomatic Corps at the Federal Caplt.al 78 Delaware State soclety monthly meet- ing tomorrow evening, 8 o'clock, at the Colonial Hotel. Bridge and 500. Parent-Teacher Association meeting at Central High School tomorrow eve- ning, 8 o’clock, in the school library. Vincent B. Costello Post, No. 15, American Legion, to meet tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, board room of the District Building. Old-timers’ meeting. ‘Tuesday and Wednesday, rehearsals for the massed chorus festival concert, under Frederick Alexander, tomorrow at 7:30 p.m., for the combined choral clubs at the Vermont Avenue Christlan Church, and Wednesday at 8 for the combined choirs at Central High Com- munity Center. Washington Open Forum will sponsor a debate between Eugene Fersen, inter- national president of the Lightbearers, and Charles Lee Smith, founder and president of the American Association for the Advancement of Atheism, on the subject “Is There a God,” tomorrow evening at New Masonic Temple, 8:15. Joint meeting, Washington Soropti- mist and Washington Ad Clubs, tomor- row afternoon, 12:30, ballroom, Nation- al Press Club, to hear Karl Blooming- dale on “Little Chats With Actors and Actresses,” Luncheon will precede the program. Meeting of the Brotherhood of Wash- ington Hebrew Congregations is changed from tomorrow to Wednesday, February 20, at the Jewish Community Center, B 15 pm. Savin C. Orgler will 5peak “A Jewish Revivalist.” Citizens' Association of Chevy Chase, C, will present Herman C. Brown Auditorium in an {llustrated lecture, “Washington City—A Dream Come True.” Public invited; 8 to 9 o'clock. No admission. Meeting of the Connecticut Avenue Citizens’ Association Wednesday eve- ning at 8 o'clock at All Souls’ Parish Hall, Cathedral avenue and Woodley road. Home Economics Association meets Thursday at 6:30 pm. in the Grace Dodge Garden House. Buffet supper. Miss Ethel Stilts and Dr. Lillian Storms will speak. ‘The annual silver tea will be held at months, Keep your an as your teeth with et ! the Baptist Home, 3248 N street, from 2 to 6 pm. Frlday All tists and thelr {riends cor vm& B | ENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, FEBRUARY .1 On aIe Wednesdy! In All Our Stores STRICTLY FRESH Fillet of Haddock Those of you enjoyed fresh Fillet of Had- dock last week, will. no doubt, be glad to know 08t We' are: oferine tis fne Sood oesin’ tny week in all our stores. If those fortunate enough to k the _opportunity . this week. *These Fillets: the firest'of Haddock at its best, will be on sale in Il of our stores Wednesday morning. Fresh Fillet Lb \\\\ W of Haddock T e \\\\\\\\\ Bel Blc Monte SPECIAL A Special Offering for the Week of Washington’s Birthday! We felt that our patrons at this time avould be particularly interested in a | | 1 | | | | | { | big sale on the popular Del Monte brand of foods. - We, therefore, have chosen three of the most popular items in this line and are quoting a par- ticularly low price for the combination during this_entire week. We are ou for this week only: a tin of Del Monte Crosby Corn, a tin of Del (nulen Peas, and a large size bottle of Del Monte Catsup for the Del Monte Cor 15¢ Del Monte Crosby Corn is one of the most popular items in the entire Del Monte line, and we know many of you will indeed be glad to know this item is included in this sale, Del Monte Peas We are also including those fine Del Monte Early Gar- den Peas, a product which many of our patrons will be glad of the opportunity to buy at this big savings. Del Monte Catsup ‘These are thé large size bottles of Del Monte famoualy good Tomato Catsup. If you have not as yet tried Del Monte Catsup, here is a wonderful opportunity to purchase it for the first time. Our Regular Low Price 23¢ Our Regular Low Price 45 Listed above are three items which we feel many of our patrons will enjoy using, and at the price quoted you will find it a rare opportunity to stock your pantry with these good foods at a most .appealing price. We sug- gest you huy several of these combinations, as it is seldom that we are able Special All This Week LAND OLAKES Land O'Lakes is America’s highest quality butter. There Lb, is none better. Sanitary Butter ........"™57c fi@_ e Taste Tells! 62c 59" The Champagne of Ginger Ales! CANADA DRY For the week of George Washington's Birthday we offer you the nationally popular Canada Dry ginger ale at a special low price. &, ad Bottles for « Loffler’s Sausage Meat. Bt .2 e Loffler’s Phila. Style Scrapple. . ...." Loffler’s Sliced Bacon. . .........." Smoked Shoulders .............." Smoked Hams ..........:......" 29¢ CABBAGE 65¢ - 20c 39c 18¢c most. YORK APPLES 2 1.15¢ |5 e 24¢ | 4 1o 25C Norfolk Savoy Fresh Cranbemes n i e 25c T TBest @uahtp fifleats i |90000000000000000000000000000000000- Hamburg STEAK Lb. 28¢ Small Smoked ork Roast it 25¢} ‘ | ‘ ‘ \ f ‘ i fi‘ These Prices Prevail in NN \\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\~ 1845 4th St. N.E, \\\\\\\ \&\\\\ \\ \\ \\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ WESSON OIL Use Wesson Oil and eliminate the bother of melting shortening. 27¢ 50c Pabst-ett. .........Pk 23¢c Nukraft Velvetta Cheese. . &+ Long Horn Cheese. BEAN HOLE BEANS n Camp's wonderfully good beans with a flavor like those *‘cooked-in-the-ground."” 5 Ritter Beans........H" 10c Campbell’s Beans. ...t 10c Navy Beans oo 1215 Dried Lima Beans. . .. .™ 15¢ Black Eyed Peas. . ..."™ 12¢ tins Wyman’s Maine Blueberries For a deliclous Blueberry Ple, we urge you to try Wyman's Maine Blueberries. You are sure to find a pie, made with Wyman's Blueberrics, a treat. Per Tin Flako Pie Crust Pks. 15¢ Del Monte Strawberries, ti» 35¢ Del Monte Blackberries, ti» 25¢ Del Monte Raspberries, t 35¢ Del Monte Pumpkin. . .4 15¢ Special Comb. Offer N. B. C. Malted Milk Crackers and “Sanico” Brand Peanut Butter Special Comb. Prudence Corn Beef Hash . Del Maiz Corn Gorton’s Ready-to-Fry Argo Red Alaska Salmon . . .. Three-Diamond Crab Meat . Bulk LARD 2 First Prize OLEO Crisco Snowdrift . . Fresh EGGS o We urge you to try this new variety. ® Codfish . 23¢ Finest for Baking! IDAHO POTATOES Now is the season of the year when one enjoys Idaho Baking Potatoes ‘We continuously have a supply of these fine Idaho Russets which are so popular where good foods are served, with the goodness of Idaho Baking Potatoes, we suggest you visit our nearest store and buy a supply at the price quoted below. O Lbs. 3 5c If you ashington and Suburban Stores Ibs. for 6-1b. tin And Again a Popular Oflen'ng of FIG BARS In addition to the many other. big values offered this week, we are going to offer you those deliciously good Zion fig bars at & special price. Just for the week of Washingion's Birth- day we are quoting these fine fg bars at— Special 2 Lhe. 19c \\\\\\ WA \\\\\ \\ For Morton’s Salt “When It Rains It Pours.” Again we offer you one of those Morton’s Salt sales, giving you the opportunity to buy this standard product at a savings. Herring Roe We are quoting a very special low price this week on Tidewater Herring Roe. As a breakfast dish Herring Roe is unsurpassed and we unhesitatingly recommend the Tide- water brand. Two large 15-0z. tins are quoted this week at a price that will permit most any family to serve this delicious food. A Remarkable Value. 'HONEY DEW BRAND | Ripe Hawaiian Sliced PINEAPPLE The finest of the Hawaiian pineapple crop bears the Honey Dew label. [ This brand of pineapple is ked at its best near the pineapple plantations | in Hawaii. A product of the canning plants of the Jim Dole interests, you will always find any tin bearing the Honey Dew label contains the finest fruit grown on the entire island. \\L urge you to lay in a big supply of Honey Dew pineapple at this particularly low price, as it is seldom that you are given such an opportunity for saving. A Big Value at Our Regular Price of 25¢ A Tremendous Value This Week at— Lge. OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG COFFEE “Sanico” Coffee .......™ 45¢c For that Rosebud Bloom of Youth \%, CAMAY SOAP For this week only we are offering Proctor & Gamble's popular toilet soap at a -pcrxal price. Use Camay and keep that “rose pedal skin of youth.” PalmollveSoap.............2”“"154: Lifebuoy Soap ..............3 ** 20c Waldorf Toilet Tissue.. .. ... 3 e Scot Toilet Tissue............3 ™" 28¢c Sanico Toilet Tissue. ..........2 ™™ 15¢ Red Ripe Large Crisp TOMATOES | poraTOES | CELERY . 15¢ | 4w 25¢ | s 10c lceberg Lettuce Lo 10c : “e0900000000000000000s “On the Tables of Those Who Know” P . 25¢ ' 25¢ $l 30 %= 23c 49¢ . cakes for cakes for Nancy Hall Sweet are unacquainted In Our 1 1 4 MEAT MARKETS o Big STEAK Sale- In accordance with the other exceptional values in this adv Lrtl\ClllCnt we this week on the best quality steaks obtainable. These fancy steaks are cut from the finest quality prime corn-fed steers b If you know the exceptional quality of our meats its needless to say more truly a good time to try them at xcmarlnblv low prices, considering, of course, the” quality offered. Porter House Steak v N;SH LDERS : Sirloin Steak Loffler’s Sausage Meat. Taylor’s PorkRoll..............." 50c Bottom or Top Cut 2™ 65¢ Best Qfiualltp filsats '000“““0“““000" I Boned Breast | VEAL 5 5cf Lb. 35¢ 49c SHLDERS . 45¢ i w.20c¢ 00000000000 00000000 i u ork Chops1-27¢| & b b + * s od e are quoting low prices z \[)ulmlcul meat men. ; if you do not here is Lb.