Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1931, Page 39

CANADAS ANSHER . ON WATERNAYDUE 8! Lawrence Pm]ect Ready ', to Starf as U.S. Hopes for* Approval. Penniless Widow Of Jake Hamon Warns Women Tells Them to Stick Close to Mates to Guard Against “Wolves.” By the Associated Press. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1931 LET’S CELEBRATE 1715 Pa. Ave. N.W. School is over and no doubt thousands of the young folks will be home this week for their vacation. If they have been NEW YORK, June 18.—Eléven years ago Mrs. Georgia Hamon Bohrer, wi- dow of Jake Hamon, Oklahoma ofl has come again under active dlploma(lc magnate and political leader, was re- mt{‘n!éotx::e sbctween Canada 4nd the | putedly heiress to $15,000,000. o nite: Now the wife of the Republican Qttawa government is expected | 001 power, who is credited with - | having started the boom which elected On the north side of Pa. Ave., between the State, War and Navy Building and the Commerce Dept. We cordially invite you to shop here in our newest ultra-modern combination A&P Food Store, at home or away to school it is fitting that your Sunday din- ner this week may be planned to honor their accomplishments. We take this opportunity to offer our own congratulations and best wishes. This occasion offers us greater inspiration to make A&P Food Stores America’s Outstanding Food Service. FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES| | DEL MONTE il Fancy Red Ripe “Tom Watson” on LIBBY’S SLICED e cemter's 3 o}: has A c take ghflowphy her own out of the project until Canada indicates its ap- | bitter flwflencu 'hich Jolted her | §] Pl pmvnl for the enterprise to go for- ?fl lon ife and counselor vmrfl the American Government has w;—h&l ‘millionaire-] polltlcnn(ohtr pres- en basing all of its considerations . 5 hd discussions on ‘the project on the stay at home and care for Le assumption that Canada would ap- ;25: ?1?1:‘; £ “fl;e e Sdvises. G0 m;\neey The qullity is fine and the scious Golden Slices prove. there £ h, hire servants. If not, eat in ,,'{,“’E“’P“”‘"“,}".:,“' of e roich | UL ™ 150 e Sour s price most attractive for EACH e o or. 000 and w 4, to ’,,.v' Eho’lpro:l the "clites &8 wolves do this enly in the season. oEs orests.” Igst. cams c Home H Gmm Cauliflower, 2 »= 25¢ Cantaloupes, 2 %e 19¢, 2 25 25¢ o Rhubarb . . = 5¢ Honey Dews 23 25¢, & 33¢ Blackberries ‘s 2 *== 35¢ Fancy Lemons . .4 33c Winesap Apples . 3 = 25¢ Fancy Prums « « 3m25¢ Bing Cherries 52z, » 29¢ 1'» the Associated Press. \ The St. Lawrence waterwdy project Minister Bennette to the proposed e | Warren G. Harding, lives in & Toom ‘terprise. [ din, l n in |in & small hotel just off Times Square. o o8 !x‘npenw % ln or She has nothing left but a gnuxhur ress, who Other A&P News on Page 3 every Hamon was Kiled 11 years ago. ago. Clara Apm'vv-l Anticipated. Smlr.h sent & mllvy of buueu into his ting af ter that was appointed Cana- after the 1931 New Pack Early June PEAS First of the Season 3~ 25¢ ey, BUTTER n 28¢, 2 . 55¢ PURELARD = .. .. 2w 19¢ SUNNYFIELDBACON ;" 15¢, 29¢ KRAFT’S CHEESE /&[> vann. 19¢ DEL MONTE RAJAH Golden Bantam SALAD DRESSING Tiny Kernel CORN = 10¢ %= 19¢ SAROWICH SPREAD 2 f.?.'25c years laf nothlnx 1en but. dema Mrs. Hamon Bohrer i elecric plani. Test Shoes for Government. Talked 100 Years Ago. tate Department records show that the question of affording & deep ch-n el for the St. Lawrence first dis- Stringless Beans . 3 |7¢c Florida Tomatoes, 3 ™ 25¢ FreshPeas . . 3™ 20c New Cabbage . .™ 3c Fresh Spinach . 3™ 10¢c Fresh Kale . . . 3 ™ l4c LimaBeans . . 2™ 29¢ Asparagus . . .*=27c Cucumbers . . 2t 9¢c Cut fresh from the tub ympare hides tannéd by the - ubl- and the chmna retan proeuu tervening period, the quext.lon gradually | The mates of & has become one of prime importance rled a sole of the dmel!nl unmnl between the neighboring guverhmenu ‘were ed ‘The lntem-tlonfl Joint Commission, vmh these shoes u\d after a thorough private engineers and State surveys of | test ths chrome-tanned soles showed the project have brought the project to | considerably less wear, but in rainy the point where only Canada's approval | weathér they became wlur med and is gecassary to have the enterprise put fllgpery where the veegtable. ed did under way. 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