Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1930, Page 4

1 s { A—4 > » THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1930. DNDAY, JANUARE 0 T e 3 Archbis] EA Forbes of Ottawa 1 lic character Harry F. Guggenheim in behalf of two I ask and beg 4 to rnm the l divcrcu wonh $2,000,000. 'rhq have Ne¢ PLANS DIOCESAN | i, 2.2 o o ovems o tane s s cnoote 2t )5, ASKED TO RESCUE 3.5 Oyt Sl o o .8k S, 0 2l NICKY ARNSTEIN AGHN |3 s Bl et o ‘The ing progress of soclalistic | Catholic lyndical mnnme nt in prefer: illezally lnlmruonea -tbsnmluvde Cuba. m‘»u m LISTED WITH BENED|CTS alarm! rict along the o4 UNION OF FARMERS el Bt Bt o ol ey | CUBANS FROM PRISON i ity B 5 eiialin oo, BEEE 5 o by the uchhlahop or_the necessity of | be mculclufl dufln( me 3choo! hoynow is active in the Naclonalista h as Former Husband of Fannie Brice, mughulzfi Mnculloulh. [3 chlclg such steps. The Rev. Rodrigue Claude, | the letter states, is the duty parts Arohbishop of Ottawa Recommends pastor ;;o ghn«;gmmr; Hirr ml;:g S‘:L‘:{.‘:'. ifiofi"fiffi.’m‘e"& Saccess of the Former Rebel Leader Invokes Platt .. H‘: ’rffy"{h'.‘}.:".’...’é’,“""w or, %2,. tary pr in £ Comedienne, Weds Divorcee C. ’{;,’;';“"‘d ‘:1 og;::t Nmefk.m Fim 3 remain in_Santiago c 2,000,000. arried Rose, 80ng Organization to Combat Alarming | ment and director of social works in e Amendment to Save h',‘,’,,,;':‘&;*g,;" e , and der L e e oenl Teo- 4 w‘:’:‘; $2,000, Brico. Tas' illy ' iali i "The Tettcr notes u..c Catholic syndi- 'he Baker’s Dozen. h newspaper | cedure calls for.” 7 the Associated Press. —_———— Progress of Socialist Doctrines. | the T ler mOes anized throu Bhout | The bakers dosen” 13 Journalists. de a to —_— NEW YORK. Jln“fi'v 6.—Several ¢t ofice employes of Kovno, Lithu-} —_— Quebec_and in Hnwkubury and Rock- | when , could . _— og“‘.“m the ot Threat of the ;overnment of the papers toda; ania, d:mnndm proved workihg con-" By the Assoclated Press. land, onurio It says that it is the the weight of . | By the Assocated Press. 18'Conesksntion. Netherland East to make the 3 d | ditions, resorted m Pihe umque Tethod wish to recognize the merits of labor | To avoid ve an extra loaf “The Pht.t amendment obligates the | manufacture of flre k.l a_monopoly ce, . of remaining unshaven until hefr rlk OTTAWA, January 6—Formation of nrnnlnuom om.r than. the Oathollc | with every dosen. Baking was not a | HAVANA, January 6—The Platt|United States to offer guarantees to|has shaken the mum for old newspa- News, were heeded, trusting to their unattrac- Catholic labor syndicates and a diocesan | syndicates, but if Catholics have joined | daily work then, and & ‘dozen loaves was |amendment was invoked yesterday in |all Cubans inst 4m..wrm wer. | pers, 'huh in making fire- | m: tive appearance to arouse pul pinion e Ty union of farmers are recommended by ! neutral unions thay ought to under-|an inary order. an appeal to United States Ambassador Beluvtnl in the strength of law, ' works. in their favor. \ 0000000606009 00000000900 000000000000000000000000000000?0000000000000000000000000000000‘0’ #ottice and aretou Easy to prepare and a favorite of | R s e BNE Pineapple Salad e K R Is Now Open in the “Sanitary” at most of those who have tried it: On a D LQO\( leaf of lettuce place a slice of Honey ¥ ottics und Wareh o \\L‘ Dew Pineapple, in the hollow place a 2 1845 4th St. N. dab of cream cheese, then a spread of = mu‘yom_une. Many hostesses add a ‘ 333 Pa. Ave. S'E. sprinkling of nut meats. A Meat Market QUALITY | mm s Extraordmary Butter News . . . for This Time of the Year America’s Finest Quality Butter Land O’Lakes 49(: SWEET CREAM BUTTER F ;nu:y Creamery Butter “Sanitary” 6) ibs. 89c IN THE RED CARTON for Fruits and Vegetables __ Assorted As You Choose Root Vegetables WHITE TURNIPS CARROTS YELLOW TURNIPS PARSNIPS RUTABAGAS 6'=23° or 3 1bs. 13¢ Root ve'ehblen are at their best and in greatest demand in January. Parsnips and pork roasted together makes a delicious dish. Rutabagas have proven very popular with those who have tried em . . . have you served them as yet? Take advantage of this special sale on these five popular root vegetables. Our clerks will assort these items in .any way you prefer. Many of you, no doubt, have seen the magazine ). . There is a great difiel;ence in Pineapple: When advertisements of the Hawaiian Pineap?le Com- ¢ you open a tin of Honey Dew Pineapple notice the pany. These advertisements go into detail regard- |l ing the planting of Pineapple and its subsequent handling to assure you of getting the finest Pine- great measure, to the fact that only a few hours apple canned. i i ‘ I8l P; : elapse from the time it leaves the field until it fresh aroma that greets you. This is due, in a For your protection every tin of pmeapple canned is canned. by the Hawaiian Pineapple Company bears one of the following imprints upon the head of the tin: || g ' ; DOLE 1, DOLE 2 or DOLE 3. The tins bearing \ 23 - Serve Honey Dew Pineapple the DOLE 1 contain only the most select fruit and ( \ 2 under the Honey Dew brand we offer you this best quality Pineapple. Pineapple Tidbits | Pineapple Juice Crushed Pineapple For Salads, Cocktails or Desserts— The Fruit Drink Supreme— For Cakes, This delicious pineapple comes in uniform = og A tasty drink and a drink many | 3§ etc,, the same. best quality pine- pieces . . . about twenty-five - $ doctors advise as an aid to health. ‘PPl‘ in a different to the eight ounce tin. g ; 5 Chill before serving. - e 10C .. . And Three Different Size Tins of the Popular Honey Dew Sliced Pmeapple The Large No. 2V, Size Tin The Flat No. 1Y Size Tin The Tall No: 1 Size Tin [ Py . . = ins £ 1 , thick sli f the best 1 containing eight large, thick slices of the best ::"'." fl::.,.:",,..:.';ple 2 ..li:-"»::pulne e f::-u:: conl:lz::{ :‘lll::lgfl:ll'l,:r l:::r :ll::l:‘n;rl n‘:::;l:f.‘f‘: quality ripe Hawaiian pineapple . . . the ideal small :‘:""Yo el R T S e e This size tin is preferred by many because of the size for the average size family. quoting the special price of moderate price per slice. Phila. Cream Cheese. .. ...Pks-15¢ » Sealect Evaporated Milk. . .3 tins. 25¢ IN ALL Canned “Sanico” Mayonnaise. *guzce .21c STORES Small Smoked . First Prize Margarine Fl'eSh Tomatoes Walnut Meats tins, 23¢ 49¢ SHOULDERS Ritter Prepared Spaghetti.3 tins.25¢ Eggs Campbell’s Pork & Beans.3 tins, 25¢ “Sanico” Pancake Flour. .3 Pkes. 25¢ . 8 loc Campbell’s Tomato Soup. .3 tns. 25¢ “,. r1%c Big Cup Coffee........... 20 | Conen ot HQyQy Ritter Pork & Beans 3 tins, 25¢ “Sanitary” Butter .........7»45c Kippered Herring « = 19¢ Del Monte s Sardines 2. 29¢ | §qrdines Real Friend’s i Beans 2::25c 2w 37| “ ™ = 19- XXX *000000000060000000000‘00000‘0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 y b Idaho Potatoes 51bs, 25¢ Stayman Yellow Onions 41, 15¢ App]es Nancy Hall Potatoes 41s.19c F o3P Red Sweet Potatoes 41bs.19¢ rom Vuguua. and Iceberg Lettuce head, 1215¢ Pennsylvania Norfork Kale 41bs., 25¢ Stringless Be tbs. 25 41 25C| Vs Sose and you are serving the finest quality Pineapple grown! ° ! A In Our Meat Markets " Quality Tells Its Own Story BEEF STEAK Juicy savory steaks . . . properly cooked you'll find them a big treat Bottem Round Steak Lt 45¢ Top Round Steak Lt 47¢ Sirloin Steak Lb. 50¢ Porterhouse Steak Lb. 55¢ - Boiling Beef ' 19¢| Hamburg '* 29¢ ——————————————————————————————— Prime Rib Roast ~ ™-39¢| “Sanico” Breast Shoulder Lamb Roast - 33c | preakfast Shoulder Lamb Chops 1~ 38¢ Lamb | gpoylder Veal Chops ™~ 35¢ Bacon B.17¢ | Shoulder Veal Roast 1-32¢| *™ 17€ Small Smoked Small nzc, averag- Also ing from four (4) c in All to six (6) pounds. Grocer. Spccmlly Pnc-d Sflnuy “On the Tables of Those Who Know” Our Famous GREEN BAG COFFEE Truly a good drink « « preferred by Pel' thousands: of Washingtonians! 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