Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1929, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D €. MONDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1929, o A Great Sale of Sele For the Holiday We have chosen from our varied stock for this sale a fine selec- tion of items which we feel will thoroughly meet your present wants. Furthermore, we have priced these items at prices that will permit you to effect real savings. TUPLOVES TRAVE RECORD IS SOUGHT Representative Britten Wants to Know How Many ! Foreign Vessels Are Used. ! | Names of _Government employes | fraveling at Government expense on vessels that do not fly the American flag are demanded from all Government | » departments under a resolution intro- duced today by Representative Fred A. Britten of Illinois, chairman of the | House naval affairs committee. This | Tesolution would also require the de- | partment heads to furnish the names of the ships, port and departure, | amount paid out by the Treasury for | such trip and the reasons for not traveling on an American boat. The_ total amount thus paid out by | the Treasury for traveling _expenses | during the past fiscal year is aiso sought by Chairman Britten. I am inclined to beli said Mr. | Britten, “that the Jones-White law, Which 'promotes travel on american | ships by United States officials and em- + ployes, is too often winked at under va- rious subterfuges. 1 “It is an open secret that operators | of foreign steamship companies employ | e >ry means to induce American offi- o cials to use their lines. even to the ex- | tent of issuing free passes to the offi- cia: and his family. Of course, this trick of getting big business is imme- diately heralded abroad. and the official unwittingly becomes an advertising | medium. i “If Secretary Stimson and the other delegates to the London naval confer- | ence cannot find an American ship pa- | latial enough for this illustrious group | of Americans, then I suggest that Sec retary of the Navy ber of the delegation, assign a first- | class battleship, with proper escort, to | take them into London Harbor.” Office and Warehouse 1845 4th St. N.E. Take advantage of these very special prices tomorrow, Wednes- day and Thursday. P 820060066060000600060600 000000000060 00080 068009 This Sale Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Only R. & R. Plum Pudding..........%" 29¢c S h . Bulk Mincemeat .0 19¢ Blue Ridge Blue Ridge Cut ' CORN BEAN Cluster Raisins You know Shriver’s canned foods; you know Dromedary Dates.............P* 20c Sun-Maid Raisins...........2 Pk 25¢ that these three foods are a big value at the prices we quote. This Sale Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Only Diamond Budded Walnuts. . ...." King Cole Brazils Silver Brand = Queen TRNN222284880008888880000048000220000008220008" " < 020208888 3 For the Fruit Cup, Buy Del Morte Fruits for Salads At This Special Price 21 tin ST Gold Medal Cake Flour. .......P 25¢c Swansdown Cake Flour. .......P 32¢ Flako Pie Crust. . .Pks- 15¢ Orange and Lemon Peel. ........"™ 30c Woodlyn Currants..........»s 17%c Hipolite White.......% P 10c P 18¢c Ripe Olives. . ..U 12¢, 23¢ STUDENTS ORGANIZE | MINISTERIAL CLUB | | Group Representing Religious Edu- | cation Body Plans to Promote De- votional and Service Activities. 32-cunce Paper Shell Pecans Olives i PE AS “rapeirait 2 = 45¢ Pecan Halves. . Are Also Included in This Big Sale Walnut Meats E \’A Extra Pay Day Special—Today I Tomorrow and Wednesday tins c | Peter’s Chocolate?:i19c for _ ' ‘ : Layer Figs. B Argo:CormStavehi. ... .o Sanitary Spices. ........ Bell’s Poultry Seasoning. . Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce. . . .t 20c tins for | | | A group of students of religion in Washington have organized the Minis- terial Students' Club of the District of Columbia, the purpose of which is to promote ministerial fellowship and a program of devotional, educational and service activities. Hedley Crews of 600 Tuckerman Sireet, a student at George Washington U rsity, was elected president of the club at an organization meeting held at the Y. M. C. A., under auspices of the religious work department of the asso- ciation. Kennet~. Buker, 225 Eleventh street Boutheast, was elected secretary; Eugene L. Krauss, 1865 California street, was chosen chairman of the membership committee, and Luther H. Kinard, asso- ciate director of religious work of the Y. M. C. A, was made counselor. Buker and Krauss alsv are George Washington stutents. Membership in the club will be open to candidates for the gospel ministry in evangelistic or pastoral capacity and to students of mission work, religious edu- cation and religious administration, ac- cording to an announcement by Mr. Kinard. All such “actual or potential” stude:ts are invited to join. There is no membership fee. As a temporary arrangement, it has been decided to hold meetings every Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The first of these sessions will be held next Friday, with Mr. Krauss conducting a preliminary d-votional period. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Admiral George Dewey Naval Auxil- Large No. No. 21/, Tins _ Consumers only may buy at these prices. Now is the time to buy in reasonable quantittes for your pantry. Boarding houses, restaurants and hotels are welcome to purchase at these prices. Assort as You Wish B 33000049405003009000300330333d0300000d3s0ialnddisdisiarasd BRRGPSOPAAAAAALALACAAASRARBAAASIRAAARCSRORAANAA A AARANSAS Pitted Sour Cherries. . ... . HR 05 Snider’s Red Cherries. ........."" 35¢ Musselman’s Apple Sauce.......%" 10c Shriver’s Peas & Carrots. .. .....!%"" 15¢ Blue Ridge Carrots. ..........%" 1215c Del Maiz Corn “Resular or off the Cob” 2 tins 35¢ Chile'Con'Carne. ....cccc000.. .8 12¢ B. & M. Lima Beans. .. e Blue Ridge Lima Beans........"" 15¢ “Sanico” Pancake...........3 Pk 25¢ Sealect Evap. Milk. ... e o v NS IBG : Ci!l‘u:;busv ?’peach‘en .. tin §0c | Did You Know You Can Serve | “Corn on the Cob” in Mid-Winter? Honey Dew Pineapple. . . N, 2% tin 27Yc. | ] Carll’s Honey Dew Cr. Pineapple. .. . No-2tin 23¢ Maine Golden Bantam CAUTION: Before serving canned foods heat them in the tin— they have already been thoroughly cooked. Fur- ther cooking of canned foods causes them to lose much of their flavor and palatability. If You Like Fresh Peas, You'll Like “Sanico” Peas “Sanico” Peas “Sanico” Peas are a cgmparatively new | item and not all of our patrons are familiar | Honey Dew Pineapple. .... N1t 17¢ Honey Dew Pineapple Juice. . .1 17Y4¢ Sentinel Chief Pumpkin........t%" 10c Silver Floss Sauerkraut.........t%" 12¢ Libby’s Kraut Juice. .. nsi J4n 15¢ RARRRRANRAANRA, fary, United Spanish War Veterans, will meet at the Northeast Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast, tonight, 8 o'clock. Georgetown Citizens’ Assoclation will imeet_tonight, 8 o'clock, at St. John's | Parish Hall, O street at Potomac. { Card party will be held this evening, #:30 o'clock, at Simpson’s dairy, 530} Seventh street southeast, for the ben- efit of the Seventh Division Chorus of the Parent-Teacher Association. “Messages of Song,” illustrated by members of the Wilnor Choral Club, as- sisted by Harry Angelico, will feature the program this evening of the George- town Ten-Event Course to be held in the chapel of Georgetown Presbyterian Church at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Bernice Ran- dall Angelico directs the chorus. D. C. Dietetic Association meets to- night at 8 o'clock in the Red Cross; euditorium. Dr. Paul E. Howe of the nutritional section of the Bureau of Animal Husbandry will speak. ARAALS24282002000000880RR28RRESAARASREARE DS, Charles W. Eliot, 2d, city planner, National Capital Park and Planning Commission, will speak on “Recreation %in the Regional Plan of Washington” tonight, 8 o'clock, before the Monday Evening Club at the Y. W. C. A. Build- | ing, Seventeenth and K streets. * West End Citizens' Association will meet tonight, 8 o'clock. in the Western Presbyterian Church, 1911 H street. Dental Assistants’ Society of the Dis- trict of Columbia will meet tonight at | he Hamilton Hotel, 8 o'clock. All as- istants are invited. A practical demonstration of the of a tele e ‘\tchboan} of t 2t & street near Fourteenth street southeast. James C. Yaden, former president of the Federation of Citizens’ Associations, will present arguments for the elective school board in the District. John George Bucher will speak on *Modern Germany” tonight in Mc- Mahon Hall Auditorium, Catholic Uni- | wversity of America, 8:15 o'clock. FUTURE. Burnside Post, No. 8, G. A. R, will meet at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in G. A. R. Hall. All members urged to attend. Huguenot Society of Washington will meet tomorrow night, 8 o'clock, at St. John's Parish Hall, Sixteenth and H strects Adoption of by-laws. Civitan luncheon will be held tomor- yow at 12:30 in the gold room of the Ia Fayette Hotel. Important report of welfare committee will be made. Dr. Chao Chu Wu, Chinese Min- dster to the United States, wiil address the Washington Round Table tcmor- row 12:30 p.m., at its weekly luncheon meeting, University Club. Lincoln Post, G. A. R, will hold its election of officers and ' transact im- portant _business Wednesday afternoon @t 2 oclock in the G. A. R. Hall. City Employes’ Association will hold | & meeting tomorrow night at the Cadet Armory on O strect between Seventh and Eighth streets, for the nomination and clection of officers The Independence Bell Chapter ot 1 [TTOTISSUUUIIIS SUSIUSIIIIISY” the D. A. R. will hold a meeting at ihe Willard tomorrow evening. @t vhizh the chapter regents. Mrs. Henry fiwchul Cook, will preside. < with these fine quality peas. Try “Sanico” Peas and you will find them to be large size tender peas that arc matured | to the proper deliciousness before they are canned. Single Tin, 19¢c 2 = 35¢ Del Monte 3 47 c Peas Tender sweet peas that are a favorite with many of our patrons—Single tin, 17c. Tins Tins for Bartlett Pears Peeled Apricots priced at a real savings to you. 35¢ - 2 Tins for Per Tin | Hand-Packed Tomatoes. . Save on These Three Popular Varieties of Del Monte Fruits During This Big Three-Day Sale! Del Monte Brand Royal Anne Cherries Large No. 2% tins of these three popular items are elsron oo miBe Only ® More Days Before Christmas to Enjoy OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG COFFEE Green Bag Coffee Was Never Better 35¢ Big Cup Coffee. ...lb. 29¢ SSuniee® .o Ib. 43¢ Wilkins.. . 35 1b. 21¢ 1b.41c A Real Savings—Tin, 19¢ Orienta ..... Maxwell House 1b. 45¢ For Those Who Prefer Very Small Peas, Known in France as “Petit Pois,” We Offer Those Fine Shriver’s -~ A-1 Peas These peas have been decidedly popular with our patrons for over 20 years. Regular price, tin, 25c. Per Lb. = = A decline in the market price of lower our retail prices. sv%é?clkghllfggn Soc America’s Finest Quality Lb. 65¢c Cigarettes at Christmas Cigarette InOur ‘Meat Markets Per Carton Most Men Would Appreciate a Carton of ! Fresh Killed Frying please. utter Prices Go DOWN “Sanitary” FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER Familiar Red Carton Lb. 45c Fancy Snowball Cauliflower Our stores are plentifully supplied with fancy heads of California “Snowball” Cauliflower in a variety of sizes. Visit our nearest store and see this splendid Cauli- flower. We are sure you'll find just the size head you want . . CHICKENS Two Deliciously Good Brands of Beets Quoted at Very Attractive Prices CHERRY Beets 2 3 1 c Small, tender whole beets, deligious—served as | a vegetable in vegetable salads. Per tin, 19%. ROS D Beets 49‘: Very fancy beets, packed in glass—a delicacy, indeed. Single jar, 29c. Silver Lake Tins for Sni Jars for ““Sanico” Selected Eggs. . ... .4 55¢ butter permits us to 42Y5¢ 42Y5¢ 42Y5¢ . at a price that will THREE-DAY SPECIAL (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday) Corn on Cob Large tins, some five inches tall, contain- t ing five ears of this delicious corn, aggd others seven inches tall containing four longer ears | of the same fine corn. Treat your family to a real delicacy at | this most reasonable price. Regular price, tin, 39¢; special price, tin, 35¢, 2 = 65c Eat “Sanico” Bread Tins for 42Yc Bartlett Pears 32Y5¢ Peaches $2.02), Regular Price A Further Introductory Offer on Hunt’s Supreme California Fruits During This Big Three-Day Sale To further introduce California’s finest qual- ity canned fruits we are again going to make a special combination offer on five items of Hunt’s Supreme California Fruits. As this offer is to acquaint you with the several varie- ties of these fine fruits, under no condition will our clerks be permitted to vary or substitute this combination. A large tin of each of these fine fraits. THREE DAY SPECIAL Per InOur Lb. 35c f Meat Mnrkeu. R. A. Cherries Apricots Fruit Salad YIS ISP v vvyv oy sSTEVTTTTUTSSVIUIUUITRRRUIO UV vovvvvvvs vy v v v I ¥ S ST SRV ST TV SOV SN UTUIT ST TSI T IT 5 » IUT U BT