Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1931, Page 11

WELLSTILBURNS e e | [ ospital in *3! ! AF[ER Twu Y[ARS !'*:;'WA:YEE%\;« : 125 Paunds of Dynamite Fail i doe . to Stop Oil Fire in year. P 2 Dr. Canom vh luoehte Rumania, g et v burelu o! the United Hol'plul Fund of New York, found out Special Dispateh to The Star. ber 28— adard Oll well fire, sificd May 28, 1929, what was belleved be sure extinguishment e ‘ n; T ich bas canquered many | | TS ¥ oe0 han 1 1638 and here to| | 1125000 more days of hospital care. Visits to dispensaries, not counted as hospital cases, in- n‘;{ud 24 per eent 1 1930 over 1 [ e ‘The deafen! explosion fld Diow 1t out, but it came back | Named N. B. C. Vice Presidents. several seconds later. The cooling proc- | NEW YORK, September 28 (P).— ess flooding with cold water evi- | Appointment of John F. Royal and Roy de;ngy had not done jts work well. |C. Witmer as vtee yreslaenta nt Lha 3 E e fire fighter, Whose father and brother - | gram ‘manager ive | and Witmer efln' to New York from Norwalk, Conn. T A, the auction sale of the plant mission to $ry st Ioond. prize | o "0 el Known distillery at Achter- offered to the victor. | muchty, Scotlend, recently, a compara- Fails for Mth Time. |uvely hew brick ch\mney nearly 80 T He has just fatled for the fourtn{isct hieh_brousht $1.25 consecutive time within as many weel On one occasion, the second trlll the blaze was actually out for three or four minutes, but a hot piece of iron r}“ uverlouhdm suddenly lives, the mafority of them having been’ lost through explosions in_ costly tunnels wlich were mnruc?.ed with the of deviating the flow of gas built from loi entrances resel 0 the ‘reat cement dugouts d | along the battle fronts in France dur- | | ing the war. | Score Blown From Tunnel. : An engineer says that the last tun- Y SLEEP nel out of wh]c)-n neu' @ score of men | © were blown ly time, measures Ou Can neuly 1,000 feet m lenl‘h and strikes| No more sleepless nights caused by ““ t.h ll ‘more :‘::;selm’g mam Nunorneme :;:cfu.l hours, hilov with every nervi i Iined, Sk wien ail_the Pre- | you can sleep and rest if you wil do elum \ilen the power behmd“tht: this when you go to bed. too gre Dr. Miles’ Effervescent Tablet into a glass of water. It makes -’;p-rflm( drink — pleasant to take harmiess. In a few mo- AT ALL DRUC mll:s g Large Size $1.00 Small Size 25¢ THE BEST HEATING PLANT (OBTAINABLE QUICK SERVICE Telephone Now! Sublette Heating Co., Inc. Heating Engineers and Contractors Pot. 3886 1922 M St. N.W. RESPONSIBLE—RELIABLE—REASONABLE WRINGERLESS WASHER Regular Price 399.'75 $ 6 i For a Limited Time Only is Thor washer has NO wringer. It extracts water from the clothes by “spinning.” Buy it now atareal savingl Q WNR2GST.NW. o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 1931 THE BIG “3” in VALUES Not only are these ;-eal values, but they are items that are used every day, or at least nearly every day, in your home. . shopping list tomorrow. Il JUMBO JR. BREAD Pound Now B¢ Most of you know the good qual- ity of our breads. There is nothing like Jumbo Jr. for a nickel. OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG COFFEE Now DBc The same excellent quality and np_potlin[flnvor...-nd-ncwhw Be sure the “BIG 3” are on your MELROSE SLICED BACON Now 25c Ib. Good ity, mil Il.lhfllrtd q-hy d, 1 sliced breakfas low price . . nnd it’s plenty good. . Extra Added Specials! | ARGO RED SALMON 2 -45c CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP 2 - 15¢ Carnation Milk. ...3 uns 22¢ Borden’s Milk 3 uns 22¢ Vermont Maid Syrup..23c Campbell’s TOMATO 3 uns 25¢ Dromedary HiTeD ., .ok 20c Shredded Wheat. .. .»xs 10c Cream of Wheat, 12V5c¢, 21c HEART OF MAINE APPLE SAUCE Kirkman’s Soap. . .4 esxes 25¢ Kirkman’s Powder, 2 sees. 13¢ 2-In-1 Shoe Polish. . .an 12¢ e e z No. 2 ‘tins l,c‘ FLA. GOLD GRAPEFRUIT AND ORANGE . 2 «:w 35¢ smvnn’s A-1 sm PEAS e o o o 'm l9c,6'°' sl.“ Philadelphia Cream Cheese Sealect Evaporated Milk Long Boy Sliced Bread Red Wing Strawberry Preserves. . Trusty Friend Whole Beets Honey Dew Sliced Pineapple. . . .No. 215 un 21¢ Honey Dew Sliced Pineapple. . .2 xo. 1 uns 29¢ Honey Dew Sliced Pineapple. .2 ¥o. 13 uns 29¢ 2. jar 39¢c | Honey Dew Crushed Pineapple, 2 ne. 2 uns 35¢ Plantation Sliced Pineapple No. 255 un 17¢ Lux Toilet Large Lux, Package, 21¢ Small Lux SCOURING POWDER with the purchase of a large package of GOLD DUST r:h‘::‘ zzc | ——with the purchase of six packages of Jell-0. Del Monte Pears. .xo. 2 un 20c Del Monte Peaches 2,,; %, 39¢ Del Monte Spinach ¥3,**% 15¢ Peaches or Pears. . 3 %im 25¢ Alliance Peaches No.1un 10c HUNT’S SUPREME 6% d5c Bean Hole Beans. .. .un 10c B. & M. Baked Beans un 19¢ B. & M. Brown Bread un 17¢ Campbell’s Beans, 3 un 23¢_ Ritter Beans & ASPARAGUS. KRAFT SALAD DRESSING |, hspse. . PHILLIPS BEANS s 5¢; CRISCO Stand, Tomatoes. . 3%%222¢ TRusEY Tomatoes. 3 Ne. # um 25¢ Sanico Tomatoes, 2 %2 25¢ Rosedale Tomatoes o m 10c $aar® Tomatoes . .Ne 5% tn 20c Assure Yourself and Family of Perfect Egg Satisfaction by Serving SANICO SELECTED FRESH EGGS «== 35¢. Every Sanieo Egg is guarantesd to give you perfect satisfaction. Y our Cimice Wonderful Values 2-:=19¢ SHRIVER'’S A-1 Corn SHRIVER’S Peas &.Carrots SHRIVER’S Blue Ridge Cut geam HARMONY Early June Peas gtandnrd No. 2 2 5 C Stand d No. 2 Cut n.‘I.,. %! 25¢ Hurff Tomato Juice Finest quality tomato juice, from selected tomatoes. Every tomato used by Hurff is selected for seed Wn 80 only the best are used. ery specially priced this week at— 3 Noz zsc - Stokeley’s TINEST |, .2 um 25¢ Del Maiz Corn Del Maiz Niblets . . .2 uns 35¢ Columbus Peaches. .2 #ns 29¢ | Maximum Peaches, 2 uns 39¢ oNo- 2 tin zsc, z for 49c T b tin zse Del Monte Sardines.. .un 10c Domestic Sardines®. .2 uns 9¢ Catalina Tuna....10c & 17¢ Wet Pack Shrimp.. ...un 19¢ QOur Recommendation Try .lumbc Butter Oneo— JUMBO Country Style Roll BUTTER -1 69¢ rcl'll-ll—b"lldilllnl butter, priced low. SANIT. ARY BU'ITER w 37¢ LAND O’ LAKES. ...» 42¢ PEERLESS MACARONI, SPAGHETTI & NOODLES » 5c SANITARY’S SPECIAL COFFEE »~ 19¢ LARD . 2™~21c WHITE BEANS . . . ~5c ' DRIED LIMA BEANS » 10c S \)&‘\\\\ N —w//// W///k/, » Again This Week We Feature Preserving and Pickling Needs:— We want to call your attention to the quality and prices on canning needs—in our stores, When buy- ing remember we also have jars, rubbers, etc., priced low. » Freestone Peaches . 5 ™ 19¢ New York Pears . 4 ™ 25¢ SeckelPears . . . 4™ 25¢ Fresh Cranberries . 2 ™ 25¢ CrabApples . . . 5™25¢ Quinces . . . . . 5™25¢ Pickling Peppers . . “15¢c Damisons . . . . . 4™25¢ And the Apple Sale Continues: Cooking Grimes Delicious and Apples Golden - Winter Banana 4 10c8 1. 25¢ (4 1. 25¢ Iceberg Lettuce Cauliflower Yellow Sweet Potatoes ... .. .4 ». 13¢ Red Sweet Potatoes Idaho Potatoes FRESH LIMA BEANS 3 » 25¢ Fruit Juices at a Give-Away Price! HONEYMOON ORANGE JUICE c Tm POMORANG CITRUS JUICE Be early for yours, as our stock won’t last long at price. . ’ ~—IN OUR MEAT MARKETS— A Very Special Price on ‘SANICO HAMS No matter what price you pay for a smoked ham, you simply cannot buy better quality than we offer under the Sanico brand o Specially Priced - 210 Ib. Wisconsin Cheese . . ™29¢ Sharp Cheese . . . ™39 - MELROSE SLICED z 5 R Breakfast BACON Brookfield Sausage Meat ™ 19¢ Brookfield Link Sausage . ™ 25¢ Puritan Sliced Bacon . * ™ léc Bottom Round Steak . ™33¢ Top Round Steak . . ™ 35¢ Prime RibRoast . . . ™29¢ Tender Chuck Roast . ™ 2;& Pork Loin Roast . . ™ 23c Shoulder Breast Shoulder Lamb of Lamb Roast Lamb - Chops