Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1930, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 14 1930. WSO | [ FREE || e z With Each Purchase of Pr“erves “Slight Rain of Little Help. Cakes £ ZIB: Jar Flames Uncontrolled in 3 of CAMAY SflAP o) 23C CHERRIES We Will Give You STRAWBERRIES 2 - : 1 Pkg. Ivory Soap Flakes i 430 Tall Tin By the Assoclated Press. Re[nhrly senin' at 9¢ Pkl. BALTIMORE, August 14.—Forest and fleld fites that threatened homes and a school in Western Maryland, others out of control on the Eastern e e fwe: GREEN BAG COFFEE ®- 29 continued to spread destruction today Flmolu 3 o c s a slight rainfall did little or no good. < The worst fire, in Washington County, “was fought by more than 300 volunteers. Yesterday it had burned over an area “ef about three by two miles and was THIS WEEK fanned by a brisk west wind. A dozen homes were saved, but fears were felt for the vilalges of Chestnut i s Grove, Trego and Gapland should the wind continue. Railroad May Haul Water. Again this week you will find our stores very well sup- Measures to lft the threst of | plied with the various assortments of fruits and vegetables ol ? T o Rttenie and railroad d_eured by every one, taking weather conditions into con- WILL OPEN S A I I ’RD AY B o ol sideration. Our buyer has been busy all this week assem- be willing fo haul water fo the State | bling from the various producing parts of the United States Co ticut A: 22 3 Albeniasle: Stracts NV et nominal cost. The mayor, however, an assortment that will suit the most particular customer. & I nnee lcub .;r;.nu an let f“:i & f‘ h faid Tie did ot consider the situstion Owing to conditions earlier this season, there is some- n our newd ui m‘g!, a complete food store—fres Fhdthnors Offers AM. what of a shortage in certain fruits and vegetables. Others _m”t" REofuce AIC, gracenics. As Maryland yesterday. passed its you will find in abundance. For instance, peaches will be forty-eighth day without beneficial | - s d rainfall, Baltimore city offered to all | scarce and high the balance of this season. Why not sub- pommunities which might be faced Wi stitute pears for this week end? Quality exceptionally fine. The season forCalifornia Bartlett Pears is now at its height. extreme scarcity and high price of Peaches, this shoaH be welcome news to every one. No finer Pears growa in the mountains of California. Then, Cul Virgini too, you can sewe them in so many different ways. Buy .. C: nl:eree;: lil“l:‘::‘lfl“roduce g Pears while the)*re yet firm, and let them ripen in your ® famine of water for domestic pur- | I 3 p I P P ar d pantry or ice box.| Examine these fine California Pears on B e i Y| String Beans and Lima Beans scarce and high this week e " 4 display in your ne#est SANITARY or PIGGLY WIGGLY. "The offer was contained in telegrams | end. In place of these we would suggest Washington State . 2329 Pennsylvania Avenue S.E., Twining City. You will be most citain to want several orders of this fancy Peas and home-grown Tomatoes. All exceptionally fine New store building, to which we will move from fruit. Price very|masonable for the balance of the week. quality and price reasonable. Also Sweet Potatoes, Onions, across the street—fresh meats, produce and gro- of Bakimore Potatoes, Cantaloupes, Honeydews, Honey Balls, Cooking ceries. :{1’,3)":;53::‘ fio‘f';u?fyfxmnm A]lp,]l)lel, ‘l}:utingfififrp‘llel and various ol!her Sruih and vege- R T RIS e e tables. You will find a generous supply and price very rea- Al E D T lRI ) Eere s sonable in your nearest SANITARY or PIGGLY WIGGLY. L TO BE OPENED SA AY BLAZE NEAR HOOVER CAMP. Virginia m.mm Worst in —_—— wosneze | | NEW CABBAGE. .™ 5 SANICO COFFEE Ilb., 35¢ ’tfiffi&‘%fi‘é“&fi“&:fi;&"‘ o CELERY....2 **™ 19¢ ER B | TOMATOES. .3 ™ 25¢ | YELLOW ONIONS. 4 19c LAND O’LAKES BUTTER - 49¢ Jones left for the scene of & blaze sey- eral miles north of the Hoover camp in_ Madison County. He was accompanied by Th omas L. 5 . Farmer, forestry chairman of the Vir- flfi%fifififig‘rxi emm AR Silver Brand, No. 2 tin ... : & i gme ‘on Ragged Mountain, only » ey Trusty Friend, No. 2 tin . .. . FOR THIS WEEK END WE HAVE SELECTED TWO sies 01 . S T~ ot i ITEMS OF UNUSUAL APPEAL THAT WE OFFER fl?’}ifi%fii%fiifi%fififi “Sanico,” No. 2 tin....ererere-e .. 3 for 50c TO YOU AT EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES { fonte, No, 2} tin. . L eemweraeaes < 29€ W A s ||| CORN ’ Hug/+ Supreme, No. 2 tin........... .32 “ae-ony meer of o et amni (1| A 1 Country Gentleman, No. 2 tin. .. 15¢ VERY FANCY IES e e s, the Siation Blue Ridge, No. 2 tin 2 for 25¢ DelMonte, No. 2tin ........ TSty dangerous. i Honey Drop (Maine), No. 2 tin. ..... 174c I lEG of I 'AMB Lb. z9e DelMonte, No. 1 tin. . . ..cuewree .. . . m_:““:w_"__‘"“:; :"“:‘:N Del Maiz, No. 2 tin ...ru.vecorarereszecec 173¢€ g T SIZE FRUITS TR TOMATOES FRESH-KILLED 3 D; Monte Cherries, tin Special Dispatch to The Star. 14. , Va., Al e . . vffl%’i%figm u_;m:“r':u“:l: Blue Ridge, hand packed, No. 2 tin. . 123c BI.' oiling Chick ens 3 8 - i J e Run Pears, tin 5 Silver Lake, very fancy, large tin..... .20c ; ystone Peeled Apricots, tin e e Rides Mountains near here A SP ARA GU s nt,isli- ‘ruitéor Sa}:ad,; tin end sweeping northward toward the > : fIver Slice Grape rl.llt‘, tin. e —— : @ Hunt’s Supreme, green, No. 2 tin. . .. SANICO HAMS - 29¢ | SMOKED SHOULDERS. . .™ 18¢ neymoon Orange J_“lcey_ tin ll-)lulng’l' Gibraltar, No. 1 tall can HAMBURG STEAK. ..™ 23¢ | PURITAN SL. BACON. ..™ 38¢ - Jloridagold Grapefruit Juice, tin. . .121c L te, pi ic, ti e Ib. 1 ) Ib. Sut‘il;. f(_l.:akyt : Dol M::t:, :’:‘E‘fgr'e“en’ g et BREAST QF LAMB." 121/>c | LOFFLER’S REG. FRANKS ™ 29¢ U],'rs FPR SALAD et s TSt | Del Monte, mammoth white, No. 1tin.35¢ | HORMEL’S CHICKEN IN TINS...., .~ cirwen whote on wae ™ 55¢ g : , No. g i LIMA BEANS . el Monte, No. 1 tin .. Y Trusty Friend, No. 2 tin .crraunzer. 174c WISCONSIN SEALECT EVAPORATED fDel Monte, No. 2} tin . . ..crrerore. . . . BEETS 4 CHEESE = 29c|MILK 37:25c GANNED GRAPEFRUIT Silver Lake (whole cherry), No. 2 tin, s . e : Silyer !..ake (cut), No. 2 ?in B L S -t 3 Our New Store : 4 Silver Nip Juice, No. 2 tin Snider’s Rosebud (glass jar) annary - | | 3709 New Hampshire Protecto | STRINGLESS BEANS | A-1, very small, No. 2tin ......... PINEAPPLE : BU]TER s sa{ety 1 Trusty Friend, No. 2 tin . package mal double orust. Get Flako at your groger’s today. Honey Dew, sliced, No. 2% tin, 2 for 49c | . the Red Carton ::J:::’ 2:‘:'_ Blue Ridge, No. 2 tin . . .. 150 & packepe Honey Dew, Tid Bits, 8-0z. tin P, el { A ICES : . s Ample Parking Space Honey Dew, juice, No. 2 tin ; A Doz. } Libby Tomato, pint tin Del Monte, sliced, No. 2} tin... . .2 for 49¢ 450 1,.,,,:::,;,’.”:,’,{; ;:::;M” 3 Boxes 25C l Blule ll;abél Tomato Cbocktail, pt. bot., 21c : Welch’s Grape, pint bottle ..25¢ fiufi'llleu PEACHES EL BULK OR CARTON SANICO Welch’s Grape, quart bottle . .. 2 Del Monte Melba, No. 23 tin. . .2 for 45¢ 7 “Sanico Grape,” pint bottle 2 a portion Del Monte, sliced, No. 1 tin 15¢ L ARD Lb. 1 5c EGGS 39 '} “Sanico Grape,” quart bottle ; Hunt’s Keystone, No. 2} tin ..... .2 for 45¢ : 4 DOZEN c, College Inn Tomato Cocktail, 26 oz.. .35¢ : : ; 3 H - ROCK EEK A afood favered Special Until Saturday’s Closing GINGEISR ALE It ‘j_ill Please the Whole Family i I/ SELOX ......2pkes, 25c| 3 &% 25 | o ANSC() RYE BREAD 3 incomparable - . Canada Dr; bettle 18¢ b flavor Armour’s Potted Meats . .6tins, 25¢ | National Dy 2 e 25¢ B »: clinnge-ansd eapecinliidie: CANNED White Rock Water 4 Budweiser botle 16 ing the hot weather we suggest Sa|mon‘ SANICD JELLY .. o, 10c | 50 - oy, SANCO RYE BREAD with cold | Coco-Cola ; 6 botties 25¢ m salads, or use it for making RITTER PORK and BEANS, 6 tins. 45¢ | ["gatico Flour sandwiches. If you have not tried this exception- Tf a Loaf Toaay- You’ll Like It. g . : 0 to give it a [ X WELCH GRAPE J UICE *.'Iil-y'-fi'::;‘: :;,‘::; ::,_,_Ez On Sa.le? t All Sanitary & Piggly Wiggly Stores : .Lb. B -Lb. B g:)NTTl'LE 250 88'?18:5 49c ‘zbsc“ i oy | PER LOAF 1 lc pepper, 2 table , %4 cup srated cheese, bread erambs. Mix Cataed Sal h dra