Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1930, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., mt the machin STRAY MOOSE IN TROUBLE 3‘1’:. 2o Dlace 1ox Dl moow.” Ome o S5 (w6 Jears o1 an weighed COUNT SZECHENY! Broadcasts Address on Links Connecting His Country With United States. Introducéd by Speaker Longworth to & radio audience listening in over the network of the Columbls Brosdcasting System rday, Coun! Baechenyl, Toyal Hungarian Ministe the Unitea States, sketched in !:n.um for his hearers the history of Hunnry lnfl the links with that nation and ing to his fellow “To the Hun[flrllm in the United States I wish to s-y only that they can render '.he highe: rvice to Hungary ‘working p-tlently and constructively in their professions, thereby gaining the 'm And friendship of this powerful country, Count Szechenyl said in half pint (full 8 oz.) telling of a visit Col. Theodol'e Roose- velt, father-in-law of Speaker Long- 'mh, paid to Hungary; to portraying the valor of Gen. John Hunyadi, who in 40 victorious battles drove back the Turkish invaders, and to reminding his hnnm that, by the treaty of Versailles, “90,000 square miles of territory and close to 3,000,000 people of Hungarian blood were hmded T to the neigh- states.” “Instead of mourning over the ruins fn which the country was left by the treaty, she is hard at work re- lding,” asserted. program. Senator Henrik Shipstead ol Minne- sota will introduce the dlplum Finnish musical selections will be played. “HONOR AMC AMONG THIEVES” ON RECORD IN CHICAGO Hold-up Gang Accepts Banker's Onsh and Heeds Request to Leave Woman’s Jewels. By the Associated Press. Chicago hnke‘rhand his woman oompnnion early Clnrlu Fernald, official ol the Con- tine: they were ‘The pair of youthful bandits demlnd- ed M!'l Smith’s jewels. and the zonpo Four Invade Duluth, One Killed, °“‘"‘ ke racs Trom whence hey s m},mm" - Others Obliged to Flee. “The 0ose jumped in — liam Pl'.urnonl nuwmoblle !nt maht British airplanes now in regular use l DULUTH, Minn. May 26 (P)—Four and was run down before Patterson 'carry 22 passengers. GELFAND'S\ Mayonnaise FRESH fruit and vegetable salads the way you love them —heaped with cream-rich Gelfand’s Mayonnaise. After- noon iced-tea, and porch sand- wiches with piquant filling of Gelfand’s Mayonnaise. Cold meats, savory fish, tiny appe- tizers—you’ll want this famous mayonnaise for all of them. Now you can buy a full half pint (8 oz.) jar for only 20c! Serve it generously. In pint and quart sizes also, at any grocer’s. Ask for Gelfand’s in the full- measure jars, Distributor: The Carpel Co., Inc., 2155 Queen’s Chapel Road, Washington. Gelfand's Thousand Island Dressing Gelfand's French Dressing Testored the purse and made cice, sdding be had sated sav Mrs. Smro ith’s jewelry—worth $10, your health’s sake, enjoy the tonic refreshment of this Tomato Soup regularly! Health wins. And food has so much to do with health! Selecting your food wisely is a real part of the game — at work or play. That brilliant red hue of the tomato seems to be Nature’s attractive signal, telling us that here is a food of exceptional healthfulness. And in Campbell’s Tomato Soup, you enjoy it in all the fullness of its glory. Tomatoes that have basked in the sun until they fairly burst with luscious goodness. The pure juices, the rich tomato “meat” strained to a smooth puree. Made richer still with golden créamery butter. Seasoned “just so.” Irresistible! And there are 20 other Campbell s Soups of the same splendid quality—a fascinating variety. Twelve cents a can. Wherever or whenever you buy Campbell’s Soups you always obtain the same uniform high Quality. There is only one grade of Campbell’s—and that’s available in every grocery store in America. It’s"so convenient for you to get 6 cans at a time! g & Gelfand's Sandwich Spread Do you know that:— 1 — Soup digests easily. 2 —Soup aids in the digestion of other foods. 3 — Soup brightens and improves the simple meal. 4 — Hearty soup makes an ideal luncheon or supper. " § —Soup retains practically all the valuable minerals of vegeta- bles, so often lost in cooking. 6 —Doctors and dietitians advise soup for children. Your Choice Every kind of soup you ever want, at its delicious best! Mock Turtdle Asparagus Bean Mulligataway Clam Chowder Vegetable Consommé Vegetable-Beef ieane Vermicelli-Tomato LOOK FOR THE RED-AND-WHITE LABEL Pale p,,z bots, oot 25 | A&P Food Service at regular MONDAY, MAY 26, 1930. Gingey Ale Regulay While they last—we are offering free~ 6. Iced Tea Glasses With each purchase of the followl'ng P. & G. Products: 7 cakes P&G SOAP Sale Price 3 cakes Camay Soap 1 lge. pkg. CHIPSO 2 med. cakes Ivory Soap 79c¢ The glanel offered sell reguhr\y for Sc each, except on special sale, giving you the noticeable saving of 34c on each comblnlhon—4c applying to the merchandise. IMWOW“OOQW 3 Glasses Will Be Given With 3 cakes P&G SOAP Sale Price 2 cakes Camay Soap 1 sm. pkg. CHIPSO | 39c 1 med. cake Ivory Soap ? leunng the glasses the same as above you are afforded an 18c saving on this 39c combination—3c applying to the merchandise. 0000”0““““000000000“00%000000'00“’0}00000 V0000000000000 00000. “000.0“000“““‘000000“0“00“000“0“0“0““00“00 Two Stores Le;il W‘fi]d Now Open t b '| Smoked North & West Chesapeake Beach Average | Smoked Shoulders cationists at this popular Summer resort complete city prices. 8 to 10 Lb. Lb. Cured ’ Hams I 25¢ ‘ dtosms Ib. 19(: ’ x Day Store Hours ; Pre-Memorial I | Open Until 9 P.M. | Thursday, May 29 Closed All Day Friday, May 30 Memorial Day Sunnybrooks FrQSh Eggs C!-:l:nm:;el.z z9c The Pick of the Nest, Doz. szc Creamery Butter .5 42¢.57. 45¢ Rosedale &’ Hash 2%:..'25¢ Kelloggs - Biscuits rkg. 12¢ Orienta Coffee | [ Fancy Stewers ..........." 35c | = __IN OUR MEAT MARKETS Fancy Frying or Broiling CHICKENS 4 ¢ Fancy Roasters .........." 39¢c | Plate Boiling Beef Shoulder Lamb Roast........ Fresh Ground Hamburg. . . Breast of Lamb Breast Veal, with pocket Lean Smoked Shoulders Lb. 19¢ Lean Smoked HAME Lb. 25¢ Ib. can 39¢ Fresh Frults and Vegetables Carolina Fresh PEAS 3 Lbs. zsc Fancy Iceberg Lettuce California Jumbo Celery. . Tender Green String Beans. . | Fancy Ripe Tomatoes New Potatoes . .. White Potatoes | New Texas Onions. . . .. Thin Skin Juicy ' LEMONS | BANANAS } Doz. 40c | Doz. 29¢ | 6-0z.Bottle 1 Q@ Plain OLIVES o, 19€ Gran. Sugar .8 O’Clock Coffee White House Evap. Milk Shredded Wheat Pure Grape Juice Stuffed Boe: 25€ 6-0z. Bottle 25¢ Long Horn Cheese Washboards Old Dutch Cleanser Pure Lard bulk or package Encore Macaroni, Spaghetti fi&gu City SBweet 4c e 27¢c; e 53c ™ 25¢, Hires’ Root & Ginger Beer Extract . > 22¢ Gherkin' pint 2] ¢; ™ 39¢ (Pickles) quare 35