Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1929, Page 16

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €, MONDAY. MARCH 25 1029. iEW CODLING FLUD POLCEGETFOLR WILL SPEEDPLANE. ROBBER SUSPECTS u*smute for Watcr Is De- Jewelry Worth $2,000 Recov- A New Low Price on the Finest Quality Butter Sold! Did You Know You Can Buy Sweet Pickled Office and Warehouse veloped by Army Air Corps 1845 4th St. N.E. Division. s for water. MUSIC {\ RECITAL AT GUNSTON HALL. ‘ , one of V.'\<hm;:- group of 3 h was mych ¢ cents and faculty. dition of the “ was superbly done and much applause. The members ofsthe qu Paul Gropp, first brook, second Vi Hermann viola, and Frank Westbrook, violone They played works by Tschaikowsky | and Pochon—the latter a member of the retiring Flonzaley Quartet. Both interpretation and technique were ad- mirably demonstrated by the quartet. TEACHER IS HELD. Police Investigate Death of Girl in His Apartment. i | HAMILTON, Ontario, March 25 (#). —A high school teacher was under ar-| rest today while police investigated the circumstances of the death of a 20- year-old girl in his apartment. | Miss Eva Coleman, a s dicd in the apartment of H cfter eating candy. un a technical charge of v agrano He told police the girl came to his ! rooms yesterday and asked him to marry her. He said he told her he was married, and left the room. When he returned, he said, she was eating candy and a few minutes later became vio- lently {ll. Niece summoned a physician, but the girl died before she could be | removed 40 & hospital. | i 1 Asiatic Fleet Reaches Amoy. AMOY, China, March 25 (®.—| Twenty-two ships of the United States arrived on schedule time to carry o a three-day maneuver in Ame grocer’s leading Malt is ;S - Puritan, depend upon i; // every item he sells /¥, is sound quality... and priced right. —all quality because it’s all bartéy, cred and Woman and Three : Men Arrested. y 13, of the establish- | | y Elmer | Police Claim aying sne Bl . mounted a | i t denies that he was given part 2ot to dispose of, as does Link t, burgomaster of' . recently placed & | ave of the Unknown | Concrete Ready Mixed | Delivered to your work in Transit | Mixer Truck saves you Time, Worry, Money and speeds up your work. Try Our Concrete Delivery Service Maloney Paving Company, Inc. Phione West 1330__3117 K Street X.W. Real Estate Loans (D. C. Property Only) 6% No Commission Charged You can take 12 years to pay off your loan without the expense of renewing. $1,000 for $10 per month including interest and prin- cipal. Larger or smaller loans at proportionate rates. PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Established 1881 Largest in Washington Assets Over $18,000,000 Cor. 11th and E N.W, JAMES BERRY. President JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary + Keebler Weyl Sand Tarts Easter Egg Dyes. ter flour sold. LAND O’LAKES SWEET CREAM BUTTER Packed four quarter pounds to the carton. Now! 1b. 58¢ Also Reduced! SANITARY BUTTER Pleases Guests and Homefolks, Too! _ “Sanico” BRAND COFFEE decidedly better. Lmd 45¢ | I Line of Quality Cakes and Crackers Packed In Moistureproof Tins Now in Our Stores Make the Kiddies’ EASTER a SUCCESS! Be sure to'use the time-proven PAas fAasTer oo DxES A large assortiment of candy Easter eggs, rabbits, etc., is on display in many of our stores. The Peer of the Best Flour Milled “Sanico” BRAND FLOUR You can buy no better Flour than “Sanico” because there is no bet- 5-1b. Bag, 25¢ 2 = 550 —~ w55c For Those Who Demand the Best! SHRIVER’S A-1 PEAS ‘These small size Peas are packed in both the No. 1 and the No. 2 size tins, 15¢ 25¢ Sealect EVAPORATED MILK Large size jar of “Sanico” brand Peanut Butter. Kirkman’s Soaps cakes A very low price on Kirkman’s Borax Soap. Campfire Campfire Brand Marshmallows specially priced. Bulk Prunes Santa Clara Valley bulk Prunes, size 80-90s. Snider’s Beets Deliciously good sliced Beets packed in glass jars. French’s Mustard s« A particularly appealing price. Ford’s Preserves 2 s Stock up on Ford’s Preserves at this price. Jar, 25c. Matches The very popular Safe Home Matches. Apple Sauce Famously Good Heart of Maine Apple Sauce Canada Dry The champagne of Ginger Ales. Tin 10¢ Big VALUES for Easter Week!| Peanut Butter These Prices Prevail in Washington and Suburban Stores PIGGLY "WIGGLY | Buy Trusty Friend Quality! TOMATOES You may buy Trusty Friend To- matoes in either the No. 1 e No. 2 tins, priced, respectively: 7Yc et ) 25 A 4 25 21 10 49 2 Tins 2 5 Jar 3 Bots. PEACHES —in TINS? Put up in rich syrup and spiced to please, these peaches are a delicacy indeed. Your choice of Clark’s or Del Monte. Large No. 21, Tin, 35¢ 3 C Large No. 2!, Tins $7 .00 Long a Local Favorite! OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG COFFEE On the Tables of Those Who Know. If You Want a Good, Substantial Food at a Lew Price, Serve— ANNED PINK Tin 19c Libby’s Tomato Catchup Bottle zzc ; An Entirely New Variety of Corn! DEL MAIZ CORN Del Maiz Corn differs from other corns in that you get less of the husk from the cob. The Del Maiz variety, after several years of ex- perimenting, was brought forth and is now an entirely new variety of Corn. We urge you to try Del Maiz. 2 Tins 35¢ A large assortment of candy Easter eggs, rabbits, etc., is on display in many of our stores. If You Find Butter Too Expensive for Cooking, Try First Prize NUT MARGARINE Lb.Es—c Jor frying - For. RELand, 74 4 Lb. Tin 230 For Sale at All Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Stores and Your Independent Grocer " BUILDERS—CARPENTERS | WOODWORKERS One Week 131 MEAT MARKETS ROUND STEAK . Lb. 47c SIRLOIN STEAK . Lb. 52¢ SELECT PORK CHOPS . Lb. 38¢ FISH for Wednesday Fillet of Haddock . ™ 20c FanY Standard Qysters = @ 60c We are quoting a particularly low price on Maine $ 115 a3e Cobbler Potatoes when purchased in the original 120- pound sack. Knowing many of you will want to pur- chase Potatoes in the original sack at this time, we are .2 bunches 3¢ Fancy Beets 27" 13¢c Fla. Oranges. . .%* 29¢ *° 55¢ offering you this special opportunity. Fla. Grapefruit. . . .3 *r 25¢ Demonstrations -line Driven Purpwaes . .4 ™ 25¢ 4 "™ 25¢ Sweet Potatoes. . Fancy Carrots. . New Potatces. . . .. Yellow Onions. .. .4 ™ 25¢ New Texas Onions. . ."™ 10c Crisp Celery......."* 10c Home Grown Spinach, 3 ™ 25c BANANA Original 120-1b. Sack sy 4 Fla. Tomat Hutchinson Mfg. Co at a. Tomatces DAVIS & CHILD 1312 14th Street N.W. Tel. Pot. 6‘3514615 Golden Ripe * 15¢ 3333333330340 ssddad

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