Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1930, Page 4

a city of natzonal roduct AvtmoucE Jersey City is chiefly known as the world’s greatest railroad terminal uty with shipping next in im- portance, it has not put all its “‘eggs in one The Colgate- Palmolive-Peet Co. manufactures mors aoap, pee- fuma and collet arcicies tha are produced i any ocher ciates. .v-uyn'c-"'r?t"' "?:o"'u'.:' B all ‘other prA L. comb phocs bocka ok -l.mn.u.h en '.u-'}mmut ctured here: jers Co. manufactures more type e e te rentrias e i wacta: The Durham Duplex Razor Go. and Wade & Butcher Co. (co- ordinated), produce the finest steel cutlery in t Mueller's Macaroni is manufactured in .muy Guty. Jenkin Television Gorporation, manufacturers of television Jerser Ciey THE FIRST commercial Deouscasting ctation b the Cated Seates. Glarence Chamberin (head of Creacent ‘Atrcratt Cor nm Bller to oss ocean, now huumu — acr est airports ia roa 1a v world To¢ 1and and seapianes; and has factory The. Gonimeats) Cas Co., with large (_-:oa.m plant; and a n e Joseph Dizon Grucible Co., manufacturers e atfsad pencils and braphite products, 1o one of nu clty 's oldest maumn Jltllll’erl of flllh"flht’ batteries lnd radio tul m Tlstering tooth paste: u.nmn- Compiny, electric lighting fixtures and lamps. In these and 700 other manufactories, large and small, are produced over 5,000 different articles of merchandise. ‘There are reasons for Jersey City’s industrial strength. Raareterie Th re reasons for Jersey City's growth in population; chiefly: mnghurendmnal sections, considerably removed from industrial zones; also rapid transit to New York. Write Chamber of Commerce for Industrial Survey. Visitors to Washington for U. S. Chamber of Commerce may obtain first hand information from Edwin B. Lord, ex~ ecutive vice president, Jersey City Chamber of Commerce, at Jersey City Convention Headquarters, Hotel Willard. FRANK HAGUE, Mayor Deparument of Public Affairs JOHN BEGGANS MICHAEL L. FAGEN WM.B.QUINN ARTHUR POTTERTON Safety Streets and Finanee EVERYBODY CAN HAVE FLOWERS : AT THESE PRICES BIG S A TUESDAY AND - WEDNESDAY Spnng and Summer Flowering Plants your wm‘::-"md Porch Boxes. STARTED CANNAS 10c Each—$1.00 Dozen Green Folisge—Yellow and Red Flowers Red Leat—Red Flowers BEAUTIFUL PANSY PLANTS In Full Bloom. 69c a Basket. basket. Rich and rare colors. OTHER PLANT BARGAINS This Sale—All 10¢ Ea. $1.00 Dos. Coleus—magnificen! Hlflly IVY—M the kind (or wln- ted Vinea Vlnel Secarlet Sage, Vi HARDY FLOWERING SHRUBS 3 and 4 feet high—Some in bloom, others ready to burst into i y and wrapped in burlap. They will not only be a source of enjoyment to you this 69 year but for years to come 'TZIA, Rosea and Pride of Rochester; PEARL HYDRANG!A, MOCK ORANGE, SPIREA, Anthony Waterer, Thumbergia and Van Houteii; WEIGELA, Pink and White; JAPANESE QUINCE. HARDY PERENNIAL PLANTS MAKES THE EVERLASTING GARDEN_—GREAT BIG - 3 BEAUTIFUL PLANTS WRAPPED 3 IN A BUNDLE nd Light Blue Delphinium, Colum. of One Foxglove, Iris, Gaillardia, Holly. Kind ted Daisy, Sweet William, Hardy ch Phlox, Gypsaphila—Baby Breath, Hardy Primrose. VEGETABLE Tomato, Caulifiower, Peppe: PLANTS Cabbage Plants, Early Jersey Wakeheld. 25c Dox. BOLGIANO’S CAPITOL PARK LAWN GRASS SEED Quickly produces a rich, velvety, deep green lawn., Ib., 40c; 10 Ibs., $3.50; 25 lbs., $8.25. 5| Loma Fertilizer for Your Lawns and Flower Beds S| 51bs., 60c; 10 1bs., $1.00; 25 lbs., $2.00; 50 Ibs., $3.50 Wizard Sheep Manure 101bs., 50c; 25 1bs., $1.00; 507!): ,$1.75; 1001bs., $2.75 F.W. Bolgnano & Co Phone Nat’ 1930 housecleaning is made easier with Dethel. No more tiresome, back- aching scrubbing of porcelain in bath- rooms. Now merely spray the tub or basin the easy Dethol Way and dirt and stains VANISH like magic, leaving a glistening surface. A new and easy way to wash windows. § Spray Dethel thruout the home at housecleaning time. ‘The easy and sanitary way of destroying all germ-breeding bugs and insects. ) | ive casts competed I 30c Doz. (K THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, APRIL 28, LINDBERGH RETS AFTER OCEAN P Colonel Makes 1,000-Mile Trip to Cristobal in 10 1-2 Hours. By the Associated Press. ORISTOBAL, Canal Zone, April 28.— Col. Charles A. Lindbergh rested here today after having written in hour-and-31-minute flight from Hi yesterday another chapter in conquest of the air. Leaving Havana at 5:33 am. Col Lindbergh set his big Sikorsky plane down at Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua, 11:37 a.m., and 35 minutes later took Bfi for France Field, here, aiTiving at 4:04 pm., several minutes ahead of the lchedule he had set for himself. The distance was 1,033 miles. te and then'down the (oast to the refuel- ing point, The saving thus effected in distance is one of the short cuts en- abling the seven-day airmail between New York and Buenos Aires, in inaug- hich, transferred to | ' another plane, will be carried on day by L. R. Peru, from which point various planes will spread it to points of address in t.hl !outh American republl planned t the mail, which left NeW York Friday, will be in Buenos Alres next Friday. Northbound mail will leave Montevideo SM,urdly and should be here Wednes Lindbergh will not complehe the in- augural project, but will remain here for & few days and return home the latter part of the week. ST. GABRIEL’S PASTOR TO BE TENDERED DINNER Laymen and Clergy to Honor Right Rev. John M. McNamara on An- niversary of Parish Founding. Arrangements have been completed for a dlnnur in honor of Right Rev. X | John M. Mchmnn Auxiliary Bishop of altimore and pastor of St. Gabriel's 5et ut your Bedding Planta at | Catholic Church, fomorTow night at the to utital . lower Hotel Paul Delany of Philadelphia "lll be master of ceremo- nies at the dinner, to be attended by 250 laymen of St. Gabriel's parish and representative laymen and clergy of the Bammare dioceu Rev. John F. White, connected with i} will be pmvlded \7] Wen- % | sical program ™ | dell Hart, Metropolitan teno: The dinner will mark the un 2 verury of the founding of St. Glbflell 12 and more big plants to a |B Bishop McNamara. Plans wlll be 1aid for a campaign for funds to complete the new church now under construction at Grant Circle. ONE-ACT PLAY TOURNEY STAGED BY HEBREW UNITS ive Casts Entered in Competition Under Club Auspices at Jew- ish Community Center. A one-act play mum.mem in which jast night at the Jewish community Center, under -pon- sorship of the Senior Club, was the Nlphull Club Plnyers with & Aketc entitled “The Bur The ‘winnin, ded Jean Mfl- v’rfliebh&mzhy Rabe) oveu Mm-m mnberl nnd Ru'.h oal’dberg coached by Hannah other clubs in the compemion judges f which were Miss Siby] Yvonne Kushner and J. M Dore the Avulo Debonh Emes an shanah gr CLINICS PROVIDED Child Welfare Society Arranges for May Day Examinations. Additional May day clinics for '.he ex-mlnltlnn of children have been pro- vided by the Child Welfare Society, u mnounced by Mrs. Louis Lehr, the president of the society, at its offices in the Chjldren's Hospital, Thirteenth and V streets. The clinic for white children will be conducted from 10 to 12 on May 1, and that for the colored children, from 1 to 3. It be a matter of first come, first served. These clinics will be under the direction of Dr. Edward B. Broocks, of the child welfare depart- ment, and assisting volunteers Dr. Juuph Greenlaw and Dr. Robert for the mominx cumc and Drs. !lhlb!fll Chickering and Dr. Bernard Notes for the afternoon clinic. W!YC 8ho- G 1n 1930 you don't need to go 8o the trouble of storing your winter clothes. Merely place them in a closet and spray with Dethel—a positive insuranee —e e e DETHOL MANUFACTURING CO., Inc., BALTIMORE, MD. e —————————————————————————————————————————— Dethol Assorted Flavors Lk, Moore toward Talara, || N. B. C. Special Marshmallow Beauties 29¢ SUMMER CEREALS ' Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. . . .2 Pk ]5¢ Kellogg’s Krumbles Kellogg’s Pep Kellogg’s Bran Kellogg’s Rice Krispies. . Post Toasties Puffed Wheal Pnfled Rice. . White H RICE FLAKES —deliciously crisp ..tasty and wholesome, too f’:lfu 2 pkgs for 1 9c FISH IN TINS, Etc. B. & M. Flaked Fish... .. B. & M. Flaked Fish Gorton’s Ready-to-Fry Beardsley’s Codfish Gorton'l Salad Fish K. 0. Kippered Herring Dry Pack Shrimp Sea Garden Shrimp. . Crystal Hake Domestic Sardines. . . Crown Brand Sardines. Morning Drink “SANICO” 1930. For Your | ' Smoked Hams uaLiry Fo 29C A Man’s Meal = 3c Quart 39 Libby’s or Armour’s COOKED CORNED BEEF Now is the time to lay in a supply of this appetizing food. Most women chill cooked corn beef in the ice box and serve cold with potato salad, spinach, asparagus or practically any vege- table. Most men prefer rye bread served with a meal of this kind. Surprise your husband with this meal: COOKED CORNED BEEF, a vegetable or two, rye bread, possibly a slice or two of Swiss cheese. And don’t fail to serve as a beverage the new (to Washington) Country Club SPECIAL Brew, in our opinion positively the finest drink of its —as long as they Snowdrift _T... 23¢ | €6 ° ”» Sanico” Bread Fresh From Our Own Ovens Split Top, Round Top, Sandwich, Long Boy, Whole Wheat, Raisin, Extra Large, Whole Grocery Wheat Raisin Storel JAMS JELLIES, Etc. “Sanico” Jelly. . . . . ...tumbler 121/¢ Welch’s Grape Jelly Welch’s Crabapple Jelly.... Welch’s Grapelade Jelly. . . Welch’s Currant Jelly Orange Marmalade. ... Pappy’s Guava Jelly Premier Mint Jelly MAIDEN Apple Butter Ford’s Preserves Schimmel’s Grape Jelly or Peach L =il5e v 23¢ You Can Buy No Finer Mayonnaise Regardless of Price “Sanico” Mayonnaise Just one trial will convince you. To further introduce this quality product, for this week we are quot- ing a SPECTAL LOW PRICE on both the half-pint and pint size jars. = 19c & 35¢ Del Monte Sardines. . . King Oscar Sardines Chum Salmon. . . . Kinney’s Columbia River Salm % 1b. 32¢, . tin 59 3-Diamond Crabmeat. . ..... .t 39¢ White Star Tuna. . ... Catalina Tuna This Week! STRAINED VEGETABLES Strained Peas Vegetable Soup ::rlén-: :mon Strained Tomatoes Strained Spinach Tins Strained Prunes for Green Bag Coffee . Santos Coffee stz Pure Lard BULK or CARTON Sealect Milk. . ... 3¢ Smoked Shoulders l) l l‘ SOAP 6 cakes 39 a mo lveScukel 20c for c Octagon Laundry Soap. .2 ckes 13¢ Octagon Laundry Powder. . . .P%& 7¢ Octagon Cleanser Octagon Floating Soap. .2 cskes 15¢ Octagon Toilet Soap...3 cakes 25¢ Super Suds e 2 Palmolive Peet Items —FRUVGETABLS The Season’s Best—Every Day! Peas—in wwa D b 25¢ Spinach 3 % 20c Jumbo Celery Ripe Tomatoes Fresh Asparagus Va. Winesap Apples. . .. Spring Onions Fancy Rhubarb New Potatoes. . .. Idaho Potatoes White Texas Onions. . $‘é’£téw Onions 4 % 25¢ SOUTH CAROLINA Cabbag Lb. 50 | Cuday s Puntan Bacon_ . Ib. 35c sevvieetidbiiiy bise bbbt 2 Ibs. 25C Wisconsin Cheese . . . b 29¢ . . b.20c kind we have ever offered you. Special COOKED CORNED 23c2?::45c And for the Perfect Beverage Country Club Special Brew BEEF . . b29¢ | Gold Medal F lour . Pillsbury’s Best Flour ”"’ 59c¢ “Sanico” Flour . . Land O’Lakes Sanitary Butter . . “Sanico b. 25¢ A Large 30-0r. Jar Old Virginia -Apple Butter Fancy Quality California Fruits = « = Priced Most Reasonably HUNT’S SUPREME CHERRIES APRICOTS PEARS 35¢ 3 Tins sl 00 Large No. 214 Tin Your Choice . 85c No bottle dcpon!—'.'c bottle nfl.md | TOMORROW—— We want you to sample one of the most popular cakes we sell. Brown Edge Wafers This is a wonderfully good cake—not too sweet—men and children love them. Special 29 Tnvndcy VEGETABLES IN TINS Blue Ridge Corn Silver Brand Peas. .. Standard Tomatoes. . B. Ridge Cut Beans. . Del Maiz Corn. ..... “Sanico” Peas. . Peter Pan Peas iBhl;{l Puked Tomatoes Corn on Cob Burt Olney Peas A-1 Stringless Beans Del M. Lima Beans 121I> 59¢ 124 lb 49¢ '?4'"'"?':';&5 49c e 45¢ Eggs Onefl B:;zz&: 350 A Very Special Value! One 12¢c Package of Sunshine Krlspy Crackers SWEET CREAM BUTTER 99 SELECTED FRESH One ‘1‘3 Oun.ce (,2’3c) Jlr of Sanico” Peanut Butter e g e C —IN OUR MEAT MARKETS— Quality Tells Its Own Story! Veal Cutlet - 49¢]| Loin Chop Puritan Bacon Premium Franks. ... Piece Bacon Prime Rib Roast Tender Chuck Roast. ... Smoked Hams Smoked Shoulders . . Boiling Beef Leg of Lamb Breast of Lamb = 1 Shoulder 3\5§t w23c| ; i o o « & « « o o ¢ 4 * o 23 . < * . 2 < . < % < g -« ’