Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1930, Page 44

NOVEMBER 14, National Convention Likely to Be Asked to Back New Campaign. By the Assoctated Press. ~ = We are offering as a special Buy Now kg wl-log‘s‘mfl “Tex,, November 14 —War feature several of the more hris 4 \ popular fruits and vegetables When Youl' Do“ar s 10y 1 the IR of this nationally known brand Buys More anization’s my-mu: anhual mational uced prices. conve nti After continied conferssces with her lieutenants -yeste Mrs. o ; . Py & o ” Bl Rune | Gift B”kets Peaches Pinea PP le Our Daily Food itice. 3¢ was. undere : sttt mesormm——— I e e S AP : educational campaign _touching the Whenever you contemplate All the important facts church, the public & scnool and.the pub- the giving of food: as a_token Sliced or Melba Halves Sliced about foods, cooking, wise lic library.” f friendship and branc i iti EVERY Under “her plan books dedling with te your fliads: ust: drop: lite buying, nutrition, the news abstinence lnd prohibition would be placed in public libraries; -public school your nearby A&P Food Sters, La of food, gathered from the y where our masager will be glad rgest La 3 Sy FAMILY o Gangers of ntosicants” and to make up a gift basket of cans c rgest c highest authorities, broad- institutes would be held on “public fruits and foods as you select. % cans cast by A&P daily (except Questions.” We are most eager to serve s ) di . MA' The committee yesterday indorsed a you in your mission of happi- unday) over radio station plan to extend fo a world-wide basis the . ety #+o% Lowest Price Last Year, 3 cans, 55¢ Lowest Price Last Year, 3 Med. Cans, 45¢ WRC, 9:45 to 10:00 A.M. prayer” now con- ENJOY o e @ h regional s aisc ‘Tonight's 'voted llrgely w the dellverlna of Mrs. LOR D Boole’s annual ad e Standard Standard WIFE GRANTED DIVORCE Quality Sliced Fancy Crosby Early Garden Sugar ‘ Quality , Asparagus Ti ON DESERTION GROUNDS corn z::;:'h;ls 8 CORN PEAS pa. a'llls ps P eas Tells Court Husband Tried to Picnic o e e Lo i e | | B, M2 2B @ | |3 Mot g3 | | 3 o 49€ 31 28¢ Mrs. Harriet E. Turner, 223 Twelfth place northeast, who charged that her husband deserted her for another wom- an, w;a :;llr;edmm mhnmry‘dp B o e e @ Fresh Candies u St e R D s { Lawer and Assorted Chocolates . . m 25¢ Chocolate Covered Cherries e married May 1, 1919, in Newport News, VI and have two children, who are in custody of the wife. Mrs. Turner, g dety e alifornia Peaches | Quaker Maid ;") Beans Halves 3 L-rue 47 ' Cocoanut Bon Bons . . . g l 4 16.0s. zsc o, s mamed (||| : Lipps' “aizet Chocolates , o . . . , ® 19¢ XTI SRR T - '8 0'Clock Coffes = 2 2 S Pt e on 41 (D Special This Week End ki e Gie MOTHERS’ EDUCATION W'Mn;;::.ls‘elfidel:l Eg[s. . A 5 %ok.r groflee e oa &‘m = STRESSED BY WOMAN Sunn resh Eggs. . ectar Teas i gy H c 1§| White Leghorn Fresh Eggs. ...... Kraft’s ;:ln"::tt: c“eese :::: l 9c corete “ .2 m ean 28¢ New Jersey Senator-Elect Ad- dresses College Women, Wife g sgsra | Ritter's Tomato Juice 3=-19¢ By the Assoclated Press. BOSTON, November 14.—Dwight W. 100% Pure | T f_;':%g: ' Kreme Whipt Honey W 29¢ 1 to the mothers of world. Now wiriin | {FEERERE R rmane.. Social Delights =< 29¢ ORFE:?i N s Palmolive SQQP Peaxes20€; 6xs3O@ ¥ thet ine cameacion ot the ;.:'u ¢\ Sunnyfield Corn Flakes ? v “ap Flakes 2 l c. ige. l c Evap. Peach POCKET. TR Quaker Cracls... . | ory e 15 9 e e BOOKS [ |icrity” om e Srncctor, %5 |H| Mello-Wheat 0 g 3 oetag°n Laundry Soap med. zsc g:l;kl;r:n Orange Juice.. ot i e ey Shredded Wheat @ Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Bag Florida Oranges W-'h;:ll!r" = ":‘m 3 45‘ 15 Oranges to a Dozen or e T With Tinted | 7 for the Price of Six P l sy (e Green Dish Free : Sizes 250-288 Sizes 200-216 47c ; 4 25¢ v 3§ Regular Low Prices REGULAR LOW PRICES S%ield Sliced Bacon . . . %™ ™ 20c ir:km S;'nlor; i & 19 @ Grimes Golden Apples 4 Lbs. 25¢ L.long Hr:;m Nc\heesg e R e Een Fank o3 s e VL pefruit. Size 70-80 .3 for 20c ucoa Nut Margarine . . . . . c Encore Prepared Spaghetti . . 2 &u™ I5c Funcy G " & Sunnyfield Pancake Flour . . , 3 »e 25¢ 3 3 Campbell's Tomato Soup . . 3 cm 23c S-S .. i Sultana Maple Blended Syrup o e P [4e CampbellsPork andBeans . . 3 ow 23c J FancyBox Pear.‘ 4 o International Salt . .. . . . 3 ®= [Oc Libby’s Sauerkraut . . . . . mece 10c Fresh Cranberries 2 Lbs. 3 Minute D8t . . 5 05 '3 W 25 Del Monte Spinach . . . uecm 17c ¢ IdahoPotatoes. . .............5 Lbs Whistesn. . . Lo s me 22c¢ Mixed Vegetables . . . . . wacn llc T New Cabbage. ... -3 Lbs. Ralston Breakfast Food . . . . ™ 24c . “There must be something wrong with you.” Carrots and Peas . . . . . m 14c J Iceberg Lettuce. .. : Head 10c Double-Tip Matches. , o 3 Res so b [Qc Thereis...SHOES! BUTHE DOESN'TKNOWIT! | AGP Pumipkin. . . v, . . 2W-=25¢c Bunch Carrots 2 Bunches 15¢ Waldorf Toilet Paper . . . . 4 ms 25¢ ;:;::fi?fi%?}]?fé;%‘"fim '°‘:::°“"‘" b Bl'ack Eye Peas’ s SR O M Ol New Potatoes 10 Lbs. 29¢ Old‘Dutch C|ean?er . . 2 am [5¢ fortable-feeling shoes chat feel right but sct WRONG, Ordinary Tidewater Herrmg Roe . . Med. can |O¢ : Solarine Metal Polish . . . %ptoam [7¢ shoes have hidden steel shanks that make arches weak, tender, out M M : T S T Ty MEN-—COMFORT GUARANTEED 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Mw&nummme month. If they're not the most comfortable shoes youde‘vet t on our feet—and w&m Cantilever Shoes g shoulders |[BFancy LEG:LAMB @PORK ROAST Comfort for the Entive Family ~ Thr'czllulx.d(he favorable market and for:nlht o: our buyers, we are privileged to pass on to our customers this week an opportunity CANT"-i%l‘;E!l} SHO'E SHOP l’c to purehnu this most nutritious food at a pnee within the reach e Stree of everyone’s bud.el Use more lamb now in your menus which Loin or Rib Lamb Chops.... m. may be prepared in many tasty and appetizing dishes. “Buy now when your dealer buys more.”