Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1931, Page 16

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G o Dresser she went on the trip Cses] Pilipowice, “‘just for Lhe fun of it and to see some- y will head of the Polish civil aviation de- thing I hadn't seen before.” 'd | partment, and_a mechanic for his “We found it extremely interesting as phne which was shipped to Cleveland. and entirely comfortable,” she said, in W Pord They were met at the pler by Joseph “and we liked it immensely. . “If our uflmumm plans _ are ublsz, Polish consul u: New y,n ey She added, as her son nodded uunt, throughout the country such | “ “we ahul g0 again at I ln(&:l;e dok system need never | Is 1t coated...are you ssbject to hmlly men who have no available | m_lnck headaches or biliousness? Tben t. it rel kll! ll helflre 1t eotud ‘Her son shot days out and most of the foodlnolled party welcomed llflt 'Nch'hzy.llmn ful, and also the bear tflmn they said the latter proved to be some- iz High 10 rd said, ‘nuldleeedlnz Clfleknd. you need to banish pobolo- hn- - purities from your intestinal tract. attack of Ml'hlchde hospital on arrival Saturday night. m when you keep your taste semse always fresh—] NUTGU)(uvhcouvuM.mnynnm: Md.b,‘-mrma—.{b-dmymmmw There'd be NO NEED FOR A &P ¥ you could deal direct with the farmer In the "good-old days” what the farmer received for the food he raised, and what the housewife paid for if, were exactly equal. But as towns and cities grew, it became impossi- ble for the farmer to sell direct to you and methods of handling food became complex. There grew up a clumsy, round-about system with many unnecessary expenses and profits. The result —The farmer received less but you paid more. This gave A & P its opportunity — to bring food direct from food producers to you for one small profit. By culting out numerous wastes A & P is able to charge the housewife less, and pay the farmer a larger share of the retail price. A & P bridges the gap between the farmer and you. piasEn R AN - | Jellicoe’s Daughter Iil Flush your system with HEXASOL, | MONTREAL, Quebec, August 24 ().— | the dependable saline laxative. Pleas- | Lady Gwendolyn Jellicoe, a:nu‘te:ewrhol ant, safe and sure. Used and in- Admiral of the Ficet Earl J * | dorsed for more than a quarter of a g.:m in a hu-phl suffering | contyry to banish faulty elimination. veloped at sea. She was taken to the Oet'-:l;“:‘fimyo'&u“htu- Deviled Crabs . . Sfi&UphSts.N W. | gfi'mms n2ge| |SEnmmmI Fancy Creamery Buttersem aera™ 34c NEW LOW PRICES Sunnyfield Print Butter . . .™ 37c e Wildmere Fresh Eggs . wres e 14 29c | Sultana Asst. Jams . . . .»# [9¢c Sunnybrook Fresh Eggs e« 14 35¢c | Ann Page e Preserves . ™ = 25¢ White Leghorn Fresh Eggs o' - 39¢c | Octagon Supersuds . . .3~ 25¢ Nutley Nut Margarine . 2 ™. 25¢ | Octagon Soap Powder . .2»= |lc Nucoa Nut Margarine . . ™ 19c | Octagon Soap Chips . . 2"" 15¢ Pure Lard . . . Octagon Soap . 7 ci25¢, 2 aiu llc Macaroni Spaghetti Ddid-u lnk-d With Wfih Milk and £ B R 1 Ye Sour Pitted Cherries . . == <= 22¢c | Del Monte Cherries . . ™1 == |9¢ Del Monte Apricots . .21 ==29¢c { Del Monte Cherries . . .=« as22¢ Del Monte Fruit Salad . . 2 1 == 35¢ | Del Monte Sliced Peaches * == |4¢ Del Monte Fruit Salad . . == == 3jc | Polk's Grapefrulf vo 2w Ne Del Monte Pears . . .2 '«==29¢ | Pineapp 5 3= 25c Del Monte Pears . . .2ms o= 35c | AP Ap le Sauce e o mten [0 Del Monte s Pmeapple —=dic S*andardp Tomafoes R e Del Monte Corn oL L2 me w29 Stringless Beans "Gl . . 3w om 25¢ Gold Medsl | Pink Salmon . 3 = 29¢ | Wheaties Chum Salmon, 3 25¢ | (Whole Wheat Fl-ku) l caroons e« o b 25C e National Biscuit Co. Wheatsworth — ¥/ GrahamCrackers, 2+« 25c . 4 White House Evap. Milk . . 4 tan e 25¢ PRESERVING NEEDS Borden's Evaporated Milk, 3 = == 20c | Mason Jars . . o vt G, e P Granulated Sugar . . . 10.2%%.55¢ | Ideal Jars . b ale §0c, W0 90 Grandmother's Bread . 5c 2%ial5¢c | Jolly Glasses . . . . . . 39 Quaker Maid Beans . . 3%===20c { JarRings . . . . . . .* 5¢ Gibb's Pork and Beans . & == 29¢ { Jar Caps . . . Campbell's Tomato Soup . . 3 = 25¢ | Beck's Fruit Pectin . . . mw=w 25 Ivory Soap Flakes, = ™= 9¢; w1« 22¢ { Certo Sure Jell . . . == 29¢ COMBINATION OFFER! COMBINATION OFFER! 'z~ Chicken & Noodles?:. 39¢ 1.-. IVORY SNOW 2= 12%c 1 pkg Uneeda Biscuits, 4%4c .. CAMAY SOAP. . 19¢ w39 I 4% 19 e 3M%e| | "FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Fancy Free Stone Fancy New York State 1 | Peaches, 5 19¢ abt.gg, 2 b §e | A’x‘“h; 3 b 10€ “ | Grapes, 2. 35¢ | Co | New Potatoes .. 10 ™ 19¢ | Crisp Carrots . . 2 == 9c | Yellow Onions . .2™9¢ R.d Beels . . . 2vw=e ] | Eggplant . . . .™5c ‘ White Squash . .2™ 9% Yellow Squash . .2™ 9c upch Turnips . . = 5c