Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1931, Page 37

ES ON FOODS! THE EVENING STAR e in All Our Stores March 26, 27 & 28 REAM STORES and Sale more people to find out how n is and how good Sanico s are wonderfully good! s of the same fine quality orown kitchen . . . ex g it that “better than home- is 30 good that after a trial ¢s to pay more. owesssssessssssnsies s tr 23 € Farms PRICES SANICO f. Pou can buy no hnn quality at ' u- . 24 Lbs. 39c 75¢ e loft-overs if your family is foods in the smaller size tins: e 10e CHECK! And there are additional savings in this list OLipton’sTea % 2lc U Large Prunes 2 = 19c [l Sanico Peas 3 = 40c 0 Medium Prunes 4 * 19¢ [l Peaches 73 3 = 50c O WhiteBeans 3 = 19¢ O Black Eyed Peas 3 * 19¢ O Lima Beans 2 » 25¢ Ll Sanitary Qats 3w 19c %= 15¢ %24 5 o 25¢ 3 %l25¢ 1 Sanitary QOats [ Peaches Mazim= Olam "y Ol == L] Gold Medal 52, 2 'x29¢ s 20¢ 01 Gold Medal S U Ripe Olives st "a'12¢ O Olive Oil v 2 25¢= 45¢ U1 Bean Hole Beans = 10¢ UPrudence soid. w 25¢ 1 Sanico Spread suivia« = 15¢ O Hunt’s *%2* Prunes™«*19¢ O Gibealtar Asparagus "’ 20c U1 Grapefruit Juice 3 & 25¢ 01 Grapefruit Hearts 2 i~ 45¢ Green Mountain Boy U Pure Maple Syrup *«-39¢ [ Doggie Dinner 3 == 25¢ O Clicquot Club S 2 w27¢ U P&G Soap 6 «=23c U1 Ben Hur Soap 4 «~15¢ OMatches iz. ™ 3 s 10c For Quality and Price Use Sanico Toilet Tissue s BC i 2 15C WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1931 The Best in Fruits and. Vegetables at Their Best! And, of course, you'll always find prices consistently low in all Piggly Wiggly and Sanitary Stores FANCY STRAWBERRIES On sale Friday—Time dependent on arrival of cars. Jumbo Celery ........... .2 #* 25¢ Iceberg Lettuce . .. .. . .2 19c Norfolk Kale . ... ... .... .3 ™ 25¢ Peas in the Pod............ .2 ™ 29c Here is a treat for you—Fancy, fresh strawberries from southern Florida. See these luscious red berries in your favorite Sanitary or Piggly Wiggly. Why not serve these strawberries with Sanico Ice Cream for a real treat? Stringless Beans. ........... . . ™ 20c Texas Beets . .. ... ..2 v=se 15¢ Texas Carrots ... ... .2 t=ees 15¢ New Cabbage ............;nn. ™ 4c FRESH ASPARAGUS This is another item you’ll no doubt be glad to know is on dis- play in our stores: Fancy, fresh asparagus from sunny California. The quality of this asparagus is exceptionally fine and the price is most reasonable. Large bunches average 2!/ to 2!/, pounds when ‘packed. Idaho Potatoes ............ White Potatoes Red Sweet Potatoes . Nancy Hall Sweets .. ... S 17c ..4m™19¢c .4 m 19¢ Fancy Spinach ....e.cree-. .3 ™ 19¢ D’Anjou Pears. ... . .27 19¢ Turnip Salad .......c.... .3 = 25¢ Yellow Onions ........v....4 ™ 10c B et CHALLOTS ror 5c e Challots, probably better known as Spring onions, are on display at your favorite Piggly Wiggly or Sanitary. The challots were shipped direct to us from Louisiana. On sale Friday—Time dependent on arrival of cars. : LARGE BANANAS~~20c A very special price on these large, fine bananas AND A SALE ON -GRAPEF RUIT--- Large Size, Fine Quality Special Week End Price Scil W E aIe n Philadelphia Cream Cheese Package of Krispy Crackers In a Class by Itself OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG ""29‘ 80 - FEE Green Bag has been a Washington favorite for over a decade and a half. Its quality was never better and we have been particular at all times to make Green Bag Coffee an out- standing value regardless of price. This is true today: Green Bag Coffee is an outstanding value at 29¢c. After a trial you, “A Cup You'll Linger Over.” too, walri“ realize why Green Bag has attained its extreme lanltary’slpedal(:onee,n 21¢’ | Sanico L:r Coffee..s. AUSTRALIAN WAGES HIT BY DEPRESSION Many Workers Agree to Cuts in Salaries After Court Order. Special Dispatch to The Star. MELBOURNE, Australia (NANA) — | During the last 12 months the induss trial position in Australia, due to vari- rious causes, has created much anxiety. One of the developments was a slide in wages, which during the long period of protperi were forced to artificial lpgenodlcllly the basic wage, estab- tice Higgins in the Har- tration” Court in 3 to meet the rising cost of Jiv- ing, embracing food, groceries and the the Arbitration Court by the railway commissioners of several states, sup- ummuzms. for a and for Lhe abolition of the Powers 3 week. Thz nearmg of this case occu) the ap- plication being nrenumnly opposed b'y the trade unions. Reduction Ordered. ‘The court gave its reserved decision recently. It ordered that a reduction of 10 per cent take place in the wages of Far-reaching alterations in arbitra- tion machinery have been provided for in legislation at the instance of the Federal by be foliowed by similar other awards. 'rowaetfluhrnmamtnmm ernment sources of revenue the Vic- torian m: int serious proporti paucity of employm ent. (Copyright, 1931. by North American News- paper Alliance.) $ Leaders of Pennsylvania Fleet to Chicago THE LIBERTY LIMITED THE GOLDEN ARROW ON Penasylvania flyers to Chicago you will en- joy courteous service, luxuri- ous appointments and savory meals which make traveling a real pleasure. To St. Louis the Penasyl- vania offers six swift, luxuri- ous flyers, led by The Amer- ican and the “Spirit of St Swift luxurious flyers to Chicago . THE LIBERTY LIMITED Leaves Washington .......c0e. 3. Six other trains to Qm‘.; ll.ll' a‘fi.fi«tfififi'flf-flu"“‘m‘%‘.‘é Telephone National 9140, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ==