Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1931, Page 7

D g g £ BB ok g 1T SR BECONES PLATNN BLOREE Clara Bow Goes to Ranch and Expects to Return With Former Pep. REESS -gggi.& A 1ileg I'g e i £ £ g5 e ; i £ 3 By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, June 15.—Clara Bow, her red hair dyed blonde, sought com- munion with nature todey after seven hectic years in the movies. She looks forward w a month or so in the great open spaces cantering after cattle. After that she expects to return to Hollywood, full of her former pep and vigor and mdy to talk about re- appearing in the talkies. m Just before the Bow party, the actress, her friends, Rex Bell, and Duke, her Great Dane, in one car, and her nurse, cook and chauffeur trafling in another, left yesterday for llsmnnch at Nlp fornia - nervous breakdown and entered a sanitarium more than a month a; She explained her b] ndined, almost platinum-hued hair, and the fact that she weighs 125 poun b, dyed to disguise my- ere settled. T had my hair “They're still holdlnt $3,000 worth We've never changed so many pr ICES in our lives The price of food has been going down so fast for the last year or more, that at times we've thought we'd have fo put on an extra forcs just to change the price tags. For we don't lose any fime reducing the prices in our stores when the food we sell costs us less... When we pay less, you pay less. And we're usually the first fo bring prices down where they belong...As you've probably noticed, if you read our advertising. But we carry over a thousand food items. And we can't very well put all of their names in the paper, no matter how low in price they are. So you can see how sensible it would be. for you to come in i tefrnh nn THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.. C, MONDAY, JUNE 15 1931. clothes as evidence, and Td like them back before’ they go out Outst'anding Values for Pay Day! 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Mystic Fingers* Sooi o moiie cockielh. 22¢ REGULAR LOW PRICES . %0 per. 19¢ ..m 25¢ American, Pimento Velveeta Kraft Cheese American Cheese. . Gelfands Mayonnliae Best Foods Mayonnaise Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise Gold Medal Salad Dressing Quaker Maid Ketchup Gulden’s Mustard Lang’s Asst. Pickles Encore Stuffed Olives. .... .. .. Van Camp’s Strained Vegetables. .. 2 cans 23¢ Grapefruit or Pineapple Juice, 2 16-0r. cans 25¢ 12-0n. Jar 19¢ 14-0z. bottle 15¢ covered with vanilla icing % Nectar Teas Orange Pekoe—Mixed India, Ceylon, Java Specially priced this week for the beginning of the Iced Tea Season 4 13c 1 25¢ OUR OWN BLEND India, Ceylon, Java ot % 19¢ Black Tea pkg. " A&P Apple Sauce REGULAR LOW PRICES med. ean 10c Del Monte Peaches Dromedary Grapefruit Del Monte Fruit Salad ... . . .. .. Del Monte Pears. . .. ........... Del Monte Ripe Olives A&P &7, Tomatoes Del Monte Asparagus Tips. ™ 12~ 29¢ Encore Spaghetti in glass. . . . 2 16-ox sars 25¢ and see for yourself. 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