Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1931, Page 37

SELFRIDGE SEES BRITISH RECOVERY Former Chicago Merchant| Disoounts Unrest in Fleet. Will Spend $2,000,000. By Cable to The Star. LONDO! vers will do w 18.—"Foreign | observ ell, in my obpinion, to ssim! found: one grutpn general stores ln the Inrld nid y. He furnishes jobs for 15,000 Ecoplt d is famous for the intimate nnuleage he_cultivates not oniy of ins dividua his own stal fl but also of Brmsh worlen in gsn d of em+ p]overs um and s wml eeum fe of the situa- - uon Mr Selfr added, “may be in- ferred from the act I am carrying on| maintaint Letters from rn‘pln)!s Volunleer\nz to accept & ! to me reduction of pay ‘thanks" if 1t seem ngm To such Iemu 1 rwly Not rywhere, perhaps, ‘" to and employers will o cln adhere to this| rule, but grea think, will. | wmnn a (mnmht 1 shall sun work | on an addition to my present building, costing $2,000,000.” Fears Result of Unrest. “What do you think of the unresc in | the British Navy and Lhe red dis- | ‘flectlon in the Army? Ml‘ selmdge was - thlnl it will create & dell‘ Slaying Justifiable In “Unwrittén Law” Case, Inquest Holds By the Asscelated Press, i§ e AKIMA. ‘Wash., Be bemb!r coroner’s umed a verdlct n( msm-ble homicide. homicide is evef S home for his revel m a cuffs Tuesday night, lm snnhe four times and then called an unbulmee and surrendéred hh'n- Deputy Prosecutdst M. C. Délle indlcated Mahan would not be charged. for a clear expression of the national will, and a fovernment lncontmvertlbly authorized to rxecute ill—strike mo_as unmhu\k ‘will it be a oonurutm victory?” . 'This cmh f conserva u when it gets the chance, ‘smm s “desire o Tetain’ its immemox mum mn undistihguished for his fire of imagina- tion, but an honest man whom Britons trus (Copyright, 1081.) — Nose Shades for Bathers. Parisiennes who. objected to sun bnths beuusc theh- noses peel , have ken a new a nmll lmeld ntuch d to " | colored gasses and_completel the nose. The device i§ practica who wear them look &8 thuugh | women % par. | they had grown iong, ‘wide noses like Dar- | little pigs. be l-vlc or m be mcmlv -mmmg to riton’s lundnmenul neeullnrlty is that he rm a ughty scrapper for what thinks nre hl! flgh“ without losing hi& pride of nnlnnll Ity." ut was not sitting on the anchor ehnln—delyl.nl orders—in Cromarty th & serious occurrence?” he was ked. Tn be xun u was. ‘Technically it | legree represensible. | oot action Stult. which eiplent revolution. There was nothing about it. It was simply ritish sailors standing plt against “hlt they- considered an tolerable wrong. Let any one move ng gressively against this coun! and he will not find British seamen sitting on | the anchor chain, nor will he find Brit- ish soldiers in mutiny. Doubts Communism’s Gain. “You don't believe that communism as spread much here?” lt lll—l.nd I o\l‘hl to ely good-] humored. un hysuricnl and uncammum.snc are trying times everyt.mng to go "with absolute smooth- mess. A grnt economic revolution is in dical readjustments involve into competitive modern life. doubt has moved too slowly, but she has rminants. s pr:dlct she wu] win thrmuh and once more compel the admiration of | nkind. The mdlvidull upon whom see the nmoml situation as it is—tl necessity the fiscal balifice and ke l'le pound fifmly based w not. -are 80! !veryvrheu and the lrm;h mln and n seeths to me all right. Expects General lltcm “Shall we have l :enml elect\on #oon, and a tariff?” | “1 fancy so. I e xpecl an elcctlon the reporter || “I don't. It I know the sverage Br nnmn} | know | ‘These | || One mustn’t expect | || stop the SAVE $5.00 Westinghouse Stationaty Brask Cleaner_(Reg. $37.50) and Hand Vae (Reg. $14.50) Both Cleaners for Reégularly u?o: for Both!) ¢ MUDDIMAN § o11 G St MNarl 0140.2622| = Organized 1888, g . 3 z i - H g b UENPPR I OFiuIIpop Modernize With Muddiman! This Pile Treatment Outstanding Success Makers of P-m- “Unguentine MG pe-ely | Pharmacists the countty over are praising Unguentine Con es—they are recommending them to those among _their customers who are || lmlctl:: wilh burning, tching and | xm men who devote | theireative. Tife to. the" service -of suflermg bumanity realize that The orwich Pharmacal Company with pal hurnlnl md nony of pueu promptly. g 8 thie lips of those "hp h peedy acting uut the soothing, heal- m; dnuy mnm:nt will cause the soreness and irritation of the most stubborn hemorrhoids to swiftly flinppe r. druggists ‘The; dispensed everywhere for 75 unu I box with | the absolute guarantee that they will | not fail to fulfill all that is promised for them. The Norwich Pharmacal Co Norwich, N. Y—Ad\erll.!ement l SAV THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 193L INGS ToO COMPARE We are ever mindful of our customers’ particular Another New A&P Store in 97 Maryland Ave. Tuebday Night we opened another new store in Hyattsville, just 2 doors from the Prince Georges Bank. If you are a resident of this section we cordic ally invite your inspection of this branch —you will be welcome whether you care to make a purchase or not. Sunnyfield FAMILY FLOUR 5.1b. Bag, 12c 24.1b. Bag, 49¢ 12 BAG 25‘ Special Until Saturday Night's Closing Wildmere Fresh Eggs . . caron & 29¢ Sunnybrook Fresh Eggs . “ima’ 35¢ Whu‘l‘e House Evap Milk i3 b s |9 "ANN PAGE Q== STRAWBERRY bread in their school JAR lunches or omn ice cake: Snchl Until Snlunl.y'- Closing cream and anb s Pork and Beans. . 6 ‘an 29c lona Lima Beans . . . . 3 met am 22¢ Standard Tomatoes . . . 4 met am 25¢ Standard Peas . . . . . 3 me am 25¢ Campbell's Tomato Soup . . 3 =™ 25¢ 'F RESH FRUITS & | Callforma FOR THE ? PRICE OF CRULLERS ORANGES || . 15 FOR GRANDMOTHER'S pkg. of 6 FINE GRANULA TED SUGAR 5.b. Bag, 26c 25.b. Bag, $1.23 | 10 =¥ 49 W LOW PRICES D. M. Cherries “u'l5c, "= 19¢, * 25¢ D. M. Sliced Peaches . . 2 .1 e 25¢ D.M. Peaches na. . . .#eoan|9¢ POUND CLOTH BAG \: D. M. Apricots, 2 ¥t «m 2B¢, ke an 23¢ D.M.Sliced Pineapples, 2 .. 25¢, &:19¢ | Del Monte Crushed Pineapple == 17¢ | | Cream of Wheat . 2 = s 25¢, 1. vie 2| ¢ | Heinz Ketchup . .= vt |4c, uwe wt 22¢ | .™5¢c Fancy Navy Beans . . . . PURE LARD Bulk or Package 2 1bs. 1Qc Special Until Saturday Closing 10¢ [ BREAD .},";, R | ot needs in various foods and this week when thousands are returning from their vacation and preparing the children for school, the thought of food and saving in its purchase is uppermost. We have arrlnzed these outstanding popular foods at E:cial low prices and suggest that you take advantage of se outstanding savings in restocking your pantry. Ioaves “Sunnyftield SLICED ' BACON Delighttul for Breakfast Protected by Cellophane A LP. Pkg. 13"_ ib. 25¢ Special Until Saturday Night’s Closing 8 O'Clock Coffee . . . . Red Circle Coffee . . . . ™ 25¢ Bokar Coffee . .. . il 15c, & 29¢ Gold ‘Medal or Pillsbury’s FLOUR lbh 40 2. n-. Spm:l-l Until !-mrlhy'l Closing 49 5-Lb: l.. 20c¢c Fairy Soap - . . v . o 2 9¢ Ivory Soap Flakes . = o= 9¢, i st 22¢ Suped SMBY ... 0 L L 3MeSe Old Dutch Cleanser . . . 2°==|5¢ i Lux Toilet Soap . . . . 2e=|5¢ (IN OUR VVMEAT DEPARTMENTS‘ 8 to 12 Ib.. average Half or Whole 19¢ | Breast of Veal . Lean FRESH HAMS L. 1 Qe Fancy LEG of LAMB " LB. ZIe 29¢ . ™ I9¢ | Briggs' Sk'less Franks ™ 25¢ j A DOZEN Budweiser Malt tops the world for quality. If its price was as high as its quality, it would be much more costly—yet it costs no more than any fine malt syrup. Itis “the best money can buy.” Over 70 years of malting experience insures its 15 . Ripe Bananas ®- 17¢c & 2lc Seedless Grapes, 3 ™ 19¢ Tokay Grapes . . 2™ 19¢c Goien Apples . . 3™ [3c | Cookmg Apples . 3 ™ 10c ] | Winter Banana Apples 4 ™ 25¢ Fancy New POTATOES | o Lbs. lic 39¢ Stringless Beans New Cabbage . . 2™ 5¢ Fresh Spinach . v Lettuce #si 10c; 25 Concord Grapes 2.3 29c Fancy Concord GRAPES 12 quart basket 2 ™ 9c | 2™ 19¢ | Sweef Potatoes . 3 IOc f | Fresh Ground Beef . 18¢c :’ Tender Beef Liver . ™ 23c : Shoulder Veal Roast ™ 2lc Lean Smoked SHOULDERS 2 Ibs., 23¢ 8 to 10-1b. average | Fresh Killed | FRYING CHICKENS i | Tender i Chuck Roast . . .®|5¢c ~ B9 Brlggt Green Links ™ 25¢ | Auth's Pork Puddmg 15¢ | Brookfield *waf* . ‘ Meat o . 250 i Sunnyfield Sliced . BJACON v,k pkg. 13€y ib. 25¢€ »20¢ Savory Sitloin b 3|c | Steak: Porterhouse o™ 39c S‘I'eak i .. 3 BEVERAGES A&P Grape Juice . pottle ISC mule i 29¢ High Rock Beverages . 3 (&ums 25¢ C&C Ginger Ale . . . 2™ 25¢c Clicquot Club Ginger Ale 2 = 29¢ Try-Me Beverages . . 3 @uab 23c Budweiser Beverage . . Q botties 29C Abner Drury Beverage . 5 e 25¢ (contents) Cloverdale Lith-A Limes . 2 :ii25¢ “PRESERVING NEEDS Mason Jars—Pints . . . SI=Ig9e Mason Jars—Quarts . . . .%79¢ Mason Jars—I/; Gallons . *- $1.09 Ideal Jars—Pints % 89c, Quarts *- 99¢ Jelly Glasses . . . . . . 3% JarGags o L s e e JarRUBBGEE v il ol wlioniis 2 %= 9 bone 23c SCHOOL LUNCH SUGGESTIONS Light Meat Tuna Fish 15¢ Armout's Corned Beof vl 1% Libby's Potted Meat . . 2 & R&R Boned Chicken . . . .<=55¢ Viemna Sausage . . . . . |0c Kraft Cheese i 12e e 5% 19¢ pks. or Pimento ~ PkE. 12¢ 25¢ 12-0z. Rajah Salad Dressing . . . % 2 ms. Beck's Fruit Pecfi.n Tl PEANUT BUTTER AWP sut.nm Fancy Quality -0:' l sc 2 cshfi'.. 25" Lb. Jar 19¢ Glass 21. P Delicious Filler for School Sandwiches Crnspo FigBars . . . . HOSTESS PICNIC- LOAF Chocolate Iced quality. Sold everywhere. National Biscuit Co. GINGER SNAPS Freshly Baked Delicious to “dunk” in milk or coffee National Biscuit Co. SNOW PEAKS Delicious marshmallow covered, cocoanut top- ped vanilla cakes 19¢ LIBBY’S SAUER KRAUT 3 med. cass zse . an | (e Serve with Hars or Shoulders Barley-Malt Syrup LIGHT OR DARK —~RICH IN BODY D ~FLAVOR ]Us‘l‘ RIGHT It pays to buy the best Use quality products from 'u ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST. LO!