Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1929, Page 39

20, 1929 STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. FRIDAY. DECEMBER Missouri Religious Temple Being Built By “Divine Command and Guidance’ *iE_EVENING built by the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, an- other division of the original Mormon Church. street. ‘There the colonel saluted, a very civilian salute, and entered a new lp‘l)rméent house. n correspondent calls out, as he follows the abstemious little man, whose exit from the crowded terrace has been as inconspicuous as his entrance. (Dreyfus was rehabilitated, served in the French army throughout the war ard retired with the rank of lieutenant colonel.) Not a muscle moved in the wrinkled face that turned upon the stranger and a voice devoid of the slightest intona- tion of annoyance, or any other emo- nor‘l;l ;fl'guwhfn‘ thehm"d!’sdpt;:dtntl ex_| had a tragedy of his own, and he does laine mission, how e colonel | not 1o % Bend his time, what were his liobbes| 2>, Co® lor comedy. and his work: “I am a private citizen and as such When a London taxicab driver gritied to privacy. 1 should appreciate | learned that a woman passenger was you would respect it.” » iy Dreyfus and the correspondent, ex- | connected with the disabled ex-service | pers of the church believe, confirm their changing not another word, walked [men's exhibition, held recently, he re- | contention that the temple has been about a hundred yards down a side|fused to accept any fare. located by divine inspiration. he third floor of this house, In = the fashionable sixteenth ward of Parls, Col. Dreyfus, his wife and two young children make their home. He seldom receives callers. His chief diversion of a Sunday consists in stroll- ing through the Parc Monceau with his wife and children. He never attends a theater. He has Uk YFUS DRAWS BARE NOTICE ON BOULEVARDS OF PARIS PARIS, December 20 ().—At the ter- tx;r:hn(“mancfi, was shaken at mention ol e e O man’s name. race of a large cafe on the Boulevard de Sipping his strawberry fiavored water Courcelles, a slight, unassuming old man unrecogzized, unnoticed, is former Capt. is tacking between chairs and tables to | Alfred Dreyfus of Paris, Rennes and the very edge of the sidewalk, filled with | Devils Island. noisy, but slow, drinkers. Pinally, he Charges of high treason, it was. Led .settles into an unobtrusive seat. the “Tiger,” Clemenceau, then a No one pays the slightest attention | newspaper owner, f France to him, yet 25 years ago, this mar's|clamored for revision of the sentence, appearance on the boulevards would have | which had sext the former army officer crea a riot. Cabinets tumbled, erst- |to Devils Island for life. The other while friends fought duels, homes were | half of France opposed revision. wrecked and even the republican struc- | “Col. Dreyfus. one word, please!” the A SRR TR PRE-HOLIDAY & STORE HOURS schedule below. May we respectfully suggest il The Feast of Feasts for making ready the many little home details that always arise on this busy night? 10 P. M. The ships are in! . . . big freighters from Europe, Asia, South America and the Orient . . . laden to the gunwales with good things for your Yuletide Feast. 9P. M 10 P. M. A&P’s own buyers have combed foreign marts for these tempting delicacies the same as in America. A&P’s spe- cialists have selected the cream of the Nation’s foods in anticipation of your holiday needs. What a delight to choose your Christmas foods from the wide assortment offered at your A&P Store, and what a satisfaction to be sure that whatever you buy is of high quality and as fresh as it can be brought to you. Such a world-wide organization is an exclusive feature of A&P ... an exclusiveness offered without a price penalty. We urge you to let your A&P Food Store pro- vide all of your holiday table needs, for there—value giving is a tradition. — Listen to Your Own Voice. Making a permanent record of one’s | voice through the medium of a slot machine may soon be possible and the INDEPENDENCE, Mo., (#).—A re-) Leaders of the church say their build- ligious temple, built by “divine command | ing plans will follow instructions given and guidance,” is rising here as a shrine | them, from time to time, by divine mes- | sages. Therefore no architects have | been employed to design a completed structure. conceivable style model is represented in our great stock. $3.95 to $1095 EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. Joseph Smith's original Mormon band The discovery of two stones, believed | to have been placed igned | “temple lot” here by Joseph Smith him- sel’ a century ago, has determined the temple’s site. Figures on the sacred markers, mem- Visits of divine “messengers” began almost two years ago to Otto Fetting of Port Huron, Mich., according to church records. Since then Mr. Fetting, one of church’s 12 apostles, claims to have received further instructions. | The “temple lot” adjoins the block on which a $750,000 auditorium is' being Sy A N R & QA fl\)»},‘,\,ll\\m ey prove popular and profitable they will be sent to other cities. The record is made upon a thin disk of metal alloy of secret composition and when it been thus impressed the record may be taken from the machine and immedi- ately placed on a phonograph. R &K(\/\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\‘\\ 4 A0S W - 35NN 2222 % Saturday, Dec. 21st Monday, Dec. 23rd Christmas Eve. M PMLED) / " MIXED | NUTS Lb. 25¢ Atmores Keystone Mince Meati17¢ Special Christmas HARD CANDY n 17 & 79cr 3 » UNITED STATES GOVI. OFFICIALLY GRADED PRIME and CHOICE TURKEYS will call for it. Our manager will see that you are taken care of to your entire satisfaction. 3 g In All Grocery Stores and Meat Marhkets IN OUR MEAT MARKETS FRESH KILLED ROASTING CHICKENS J— The Ever Popular Christmas Gift LUCKY STRIKE And Other Standard Brands of Cigarettes 25¢ iy 8119 Most Every Brand With Special Christmas Wrapper We cannot stress too strongly the fine quality of the turkeys we are offering. The same as at Thanksgiving, each has been fresh killed and graded prime or choice by United States Government Inspectors. Stop by your neighborhood A&P Food Store today and leave your order stating the size wanted and when you Lb. 35¢ Ib. 25¢ Ib. 25¢ Ib. 23c qt.or 21bs. 17¢ Large Packages We are also in a position to fill or- ders for fresh killed DUCKS GEESE CAPONS GUINEAS Lean Fresh Hams Tender Chuck Roast Spare Ribs Sauerkraut ....largecan, 33¢ Del Monte Apricots. . . .largecan, 33¢ Del Monte Cherries Del Monte Pears. ...........largecan, 33c Del Monte Fruit Salad.......No. 1 can,25¢c Del Monte Peaches..... ... largecan, 27¢ B R Seasonings Gulden’s Mustard, jar 13c ¥:bbed Sage ....pkg. 9¢ Abner Drury, light or dark, 5 bottles. .. .25¢ A&P Pure Grape Juice, pt. 19¢; qt.....35¢ C&C Ginger Ale, 2 bottles ..25¢ Canada Dry & Clicquot Sec, bottle. .....18¢ Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg... o e32 FRESH Fruit Cakes FRUITS & VEGETABLES Gr andmothers, 2-lb. cake Rice’s, 1-1b. square Rice’s, 2-lb. ring..... Dorsch, 2-1b. cake... Orchard, 1-1b. cut. .. .4 Orchard, 1%;-lb. Hostess, 1-lb. tin.... Nat Bis. Co., 2-1b. tin, § ©.98c 1.75 Fleischmann Yeast, cake Rajah Salad Dressing, 8 oz, 15¢; 16 oz. . Gold Medal Salad Dressing, 12-0z. jar. . .1S Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise, 8-0z. jar.... Best Food Mayonnaise, 8-0z. jar........ " HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS | Season’s Greetings i Chocolates 5-1b. Box Lb. 19¢ ¢ A AN AANANNNANNNAC, CIDER White House 17¢ % Gal. 20¢@ 4%9¢c Duffy Mott’s New York State Quart Zoc 1 Gal. 39¢ Gallon 69e Quart Gallon National Biscuit Co. CHOCOLATE DROPS 5c w 1%e¢ Brazil Nuts . . .. . Soft-Shell W, Paper-Shell P, . Hard-Shell Drake Almon: Diamond Brand Walnut La Belle Sugar Cream Candy. Liberty Sugar Cream Candy Brilliant Mixed Hard Candy. Mixed Filled-Center Candy.. Broken Mixed Hard Candy.. Coconut Bonbons .... «.lb, I Asst. Chocolat te Cordial Cher: Special Christmas Chocolaf Wood’s Old-time Mince Mea Citron Peel Dromedary Lemon and Dromedary ... Imported Layer Figs Bordo Nut-Stuffed D Marvin’s Go!den Dat . Dromedary Dates, pitted and unpitte Cleaned Currant: .. Del Monte Raisi Imported Cluster Raisins R &R .1.1b. -lb. box $1.45 Ib. 25¢; 2-b. can Ib. BOG-SWEET Thin-Skin Florida ORANGES - 35¢ | 45¢ Oranges for the l 5 Regular Price of a Dozen Fancy Box Eating Apples...3 lbs. Juicy Florida Grapefruit.....3 for Fancy Emperor Grapes. . .... Fresh Cranberries Fresh Crisp Celery.. ... .2 bunches Tangerines ........ .. . .Doz. 35c, Sweet Potatoes. ... .. White Potatoes Stringless Beans Fancy Ripe Special Until Saturday’s Closing not in stock our manager will them for you on special order. NUT MEATS SPECIALTIES HEINZ MINCE MEAT 25c¢ v 45¢ i 35¢ . 55¢ . tin, Jar, Ited, w 19€ A list of items available In most stores. If be glad to get Almonds, plain, % Ib. 25¢ Almon, Ib. / Del Monte Pineapple large can, 29¢ Del Monte Grated Pineapple. .... .. .can, 25¢ Del Monte Corn....... f— Del Monte Spinach...... «....med. can, 14¢c Del Monte Prep. Prunes,.....large can, 29c BELL’S POULTRY Pk SEASONING 8c Regular Lou: Prices AN BUTTER 8 O'lock - 45c Bokar Lb. §OE | Wilkins Creamery Sunnyfield Packed in !;-lb. prints Encore Macaroni, Spaghetti 2 pkgs. 15¢ Fancy American Cheese Ib. 35¢ Kraft’s Cheese. Y-Ib. pk. 13¢; V4-Ib. pk. 23¢ Crisco 1-Ib. can 23c; 1V5-lIb. can 35¢ Wesson and Mazola Oil Royal Baking Powder 4-0z. can 17¢ Hipolite Marshmallow Cream . . . can 10c, 18¢ Maraschino Cherries . 3-0z. bot. 10c; 5-0z. 17¢ Jello and Royal Gelatine 2 pkgs. 15¢ Standard Quality Peas ....... Sweet Sugar Corn Cut Stringless Beans. ............. Green Lima Beans XXXXPowd'd & BrownSugar,2 !1o-pkes. ]5¢ Baker’s Shredded Cocoanut pkg. 6¢, 12¢ Del Monte Wildmere Maxwell flggse COFFEE Ib. 29¢ Ib. 39¢ Ib. 41c Ib. 45¢ Flour i Sunnyfield 121b. bag 24-lb. bag 49c 98¢ Washington 121b. bag 24.lb. bag 59" 1.15 Gold Medal and Pillsbury 12-1b. bag 24-1b. bag 63c 1.19 Sunnyfield Sliced BACON CRANBERRY Robena Apricot Centers PUDDING S— Robenette Fancies Starlight Nut Fingers Lb. [ w25¢ L A L3 PLUM 1 Ib, 35¢; 2 Ibs. 65c div., 10c; 2 Ibs. 49¢c . Bottle 23c 0-0x. pkg., 20c; baskt 33c 5-lb. tin $2.25 R&R Plum Pudding. Va. Dare Rum & Br. Nut-Stuffed Dates . Fancy Old Mill Chocolates, «... 9.0z. Can No. 2 Can PEAs E&“.G‘s 14-1b. Pk Ib. 1 29¢ | 10¢ 23¢ 3 gTe | 5 49¢ | 17¢ 33 NN O R S S R S’