Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1931, Page 37
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1931. ENDS NIGHT PAY DAY IS HERE—and with it the opportunity for you to share in one of the most out- standing money-saving sales the A&P Food Stores have ever featured. We suggest that you, too, follow the crowds into A&P Stores this week end and share generously in the fine quality \ fOOdS Offered at Speclally attracthe prlC€§ 7 PARLEEE AR SPECIAL v ONLY! Creamery BUTTER From the Nation’s Finest Dairy Lands LONDON PRAISES KING'S CONDUCT Newspapers Compliment Al- fonso for Sparing Spain Bloodshed. mnae o{ 'opmmn et or the manne ot | from the throne, compli- his prompt and statesmanlike ac- ce of the facts, Alfonso spa tr 0000600“00000000“00“0“00000000““00 ADDED SPECIAL! Fine Granulated SUGAR 10 47 5-1b. Bag, 24c; 25-1b. Bag, $1.18 ay: . ist rald, t together with papers of other Views, accords him the same high merit. Brought Fate on Himself. On the other hand, it is widely ad- | t he brought the fate upon i Grocery Stores =« Meat Depts. SWIFT’S PREMIUM Hams .. » 21e R supporting the dictatorship m- | cm Fresh From the Tub SUNNYFIELD PRINT SUNNYFIELD setws % 15 100-1b. Bag, $4.60 0 259 33 265 BACON == ' 50¢ 0“000000000000000000“00000’0000000“ - ® SALE VALUES ® ARROW SPEC . PR coi.?,'i.'fl’éoc 0'322'3:7,260 Campbell’s Tomato Soup e MELLO-WHEAT s~ 3 we 31c | Campbell's Assorted Soups 3 6 DEL MONTE RAISINS it 23k 4 we 31le | SUGAR CORN fanierd =" B that his_exile was not ‘mbittered by poverty. 1If pr‘ris are true he is one of Fichest men, in Europe, and foresee- the possibility of loss of the throne e had laid his plans well e story goes that he not only in- $00000000000000000000000000000000Y :000000000000000000000“00000000 herited an lmm ense fortune from his mother, Queen Christina, but himself possessed financial genius, which led him to make many shrewd investments. It was also said that he had withdra: wn most of his funds from Spain, and re in es!sd them in American and Bflthn Allhou:h there w; no authoritative announcement that g Alfonso was headsd for England, lhe Dr!sent sup- -, position is that he will come here and .| probably reside with his family at Kensington Palace, where his wife's mother, Princess Beatrice, lives. HOLDS “REAL” WAGES RAJAH SALAD DRESSING 2%%. 3 %= 31¢ | STANDARD TOMATOES 6=k om 7 QUAKER MAID COCOA 2% 3 %w 26¢ | QUAKER MAID 5, BEANS 3% 6 vosre TOMATG SAUCE - ans 25¢ | SULTANA RED BEANS - 3 ENCORE SPAGHETTI som 4 % 21¢ | ENCORE SPAGHETTI JihCueree & 4 cams ENCORE ":59" MACARONI ¢ 5r 4 2= 21¢ | WALDORF TOILET PAPER ‘2 5 NAVY BEANS _ w. 20¢ | OLD DUTCH CLEANSER = ‘32 5 BLUE ROSE RICE s 4 w 20¢ | PALMOLIVE SOAP ‘a6 SPARKLE &5 GELATIN - %5 s 21e | GUEST IVORY SOAP 1 ABNER DRURY e ° 50 6.mem26¢ | STAR SOAP - - - B . White House Evap. Milk, 3 =" == 22¢ /=~ \. Wildmere Fresh Eqgs - 25¢, 2 «= 49¢ " PG | A&P Quick Oats . . . 2w~ |5c | National Biscuit Co. | Synnybrook FreshEggs = 30c,259¢c | Grandmother’s White Naphtha Sunnyfield Corn Flakes . 2»= 13c Butter Nucoa Nut Margarine . . .m»2lc BRE AD SOAP 80'Clock Coffee . . . . .™20c PRETZELS C&C Ginger Ale . . . 2wue25¢ NectarTea . . . %2 15c, ,f..? 29¢ Select “=2 Dinner. . . .#r39c | !™imt 14m Loves 6 i 190 Pure Lard, B:'lk or Package . 2w 23¢ L. 22¢€ Super Suds . . Sk ek o BRGE 5c 2 for lsc Sunnyfleld Flgain w3l i ~ Double Tip Ma+ches o oS Alexander Declares Maintenance of High Pay With Lower Costs Is Based on Fallacy. 2 rates ust e et Sl e living, in order to protect the standard men given ddress prepared for. the thirty- meeting of the National Association here. unable o attend, Wt I Industrial Conference in its membership nu- al leader: 1 not the money wage.” rather the real wage the purchasing power nings, that determines standards can be main- er u! consideration is the art small, estab- | country, the IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Fresh-Killed Long Island ;a“l:‘:)!" - VE AL Fancy Ripe Fresh California DUCKLINGS Breast u. 15c | Shoulder B AN AN As ASPARAGUS Chops . 27¢€ Loin Chops ©. 35¢ Cutlets 39¢ l Bunch z9c - 290 Shoulder Bouillon i € Roast ». 19¢ | Roast . 25€ st into the first Til- { last September is -a’onl folyel ,/olm / Bring home some Prudence to- night! We'll have supper ready in no time, then go to the show. Prudence is a quick meal—and a utisfying one. Fanc SEAF D Fancy Cauliflower . . 25¢c|Fresh Pineapples . . .==25¢ y OOD in Season eeen Spinach . . . 3™ |9¢c | Fancy Winesap Apples, 3 ™ 22¢ Fresh Top Mast Fillet . ™ [5c | &aha Mackerel . . . .™ I8¢ FreshKale . . . . 3m 25c|Fancy Cooking Apples, 4™ 25¢ mna Buck Shad . . . I5¢c|FreshHerring . . . 5“" 25¢ Fresh Green Peas . . 2™ 29¢c | Grapefruit . 3 = 20c, 3 * 25¢ :1..:... Roe Shad . . .® 25¢c|Fresh Pan Rock . . .®» 25¢ Fancy Carrots . . . 5c|Fancy Lemons . . . 30c c';‘..,.. Sea Bass . . 2 w. 25¢ | Fresh White Perch . .» 25¢ Iceberg Lettuce . 2 |9¢c| Sweet Potatoes . . 4w |9¢c e Flounders . . 2 25c|Fancy Smelts . . . .»19c Crisp Celery . . 2= 25¢c | Stringless Beans . . .» I7¢c s Croakers . . 2w 25¢|Fancy Sliced Halibut . ™ 29¢ New Cabbage . . .™ 4c|Spring Onions . . 2’wa=gc cmma SeaTrout . . . .»25¢c|Steamed Baby Lobster == 25¢ Yellow Onions . . 4 |0c | Home Grown Rhubarb »== §¢ N ) : to rt = one. Ma- o ¢ h u o e, Por y at e w ! here for o : an ; rif ve a FIX LIVING STANDARD 5 ! 16.—Magnus n Me e ‘AE" S eac fa_cu sl Al i ;i on leh wa 192! bee 0{ e artial 1 stal ral a Swift’s Premium Smoked Sunnyfleld 1 5 Fancy Fancy Idaho New ,H,e,.us Lb. 2 l c| Sliced Bacon Oranges | pitatoes | Potatoes to average Wrasped 1/, Ib. " for the price of a dozen : ll.n Alllz(!:;e-ry Stores and Meat Departments. Cellophane Pkg. lsc - 29c 39¢, 49¢ & 59¢ 10 Ibs. 29c ‘4 Ibs. 250 DEVILED HAM