Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1931, Page 11

THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1931, 1., ENPLOYES GIVE S0 FOR CHEST @ @) A/ TN o1 11 Branches of Government Equal or Exceed Quota in Campaign. i o To Better Serve Our Patrons We Open Tomorrow Two of Washington’s Largest and Finest Food Stores—Both Are | Piggly Wiggly Stores t. both ) = L7 i i IS ory Comm e 2011-13“S”STREETN.W. ~ Larger and finer building just around the corner from our old store at 1803 Connecticut Ave. (Connecticut Ave. and S St.). 2440 WISCONSIN AVE.N. W. o Larger and finer building at the intersection of 37th Street— pe tthe (m.:l! three doors below our old store at 2446 Wisconsin Ave. constitutes of hree days’ pay from each em I/ s Zool pog o N LU~ 7 Ailf v I/ &) ARMY PILOT KILLED IN FREAK ACCIDENT &) AL TN 177 Witnesses Say Sailplane Disinte- grated as It Was Launche” 500 Feet in Air. %, DA s T '~ 7 10 M W N () @) i i Witnesses said as t! leased from the Scott died in The day was jerked fr Harbor by the chute. ‘The Both of these stores are large, fine stores, and are equipped with the last word in modern fixtures. We call your particular attention to the electrically refrigerated produce box, meat box and meat cases. el e Choose Your Food As You Go: Choose as you go down wide aisles stocked on either side with foods Pl W you know and want. Many meals have been improved by the addition of one or more items that were served only because the shopper happened to rest her gaze upon a particular tin, package or jar, and the thought flashed through her mind that this would add so much to a certain meal. \ ) 80//% B ) % R nce d s Li Sc: 1407, es, was made here ra- cently. g i ) 9 G KING NAMED PRESIDENT OF COSMOPOLITAN CLUB lli\‘l3 B2 G BK Qlothing and Toys for Poor Will i president r. and Michael S o E as y Not to FO rget » How many times have you returned home and found you had overlooked one or more items? That is hardly possible when you see foods of all varieties so placed that you see every item, and unconsciously your brain asks the question—Do I need this item or would this item improve my menu? o party of the at the L [ Price Tags Gllide Your Purchases: Each display is plainly priced that you may see just what you are paying for each item. Often you will be pleased to find that you can effect a real saving by choosing the less expensive of two items upon which you were undecided. ittee, will have n Il e \ o} Named Arthbishop of Upsala. _STOCKHOLM, Swedcen, De ez AN N o Hu rry an d N o De l a . You are the sole judge of how fast or how slow you do your selecting. You may leisurely stroll down the aisles, picking and choosing as you go, . or you may hurriedly rush through—then a brief pause at the checker’s counter, where your purchases are machine added, and the slip inserted in your package as proof against any error. ¥ That’s the Piggly Wiggly Way Pie crust making was tedious and uncertain until FLAKO came % 87 along. Now you just pour a M2 . package of FLAKO in a bowl, Q add a little water and there’s ~ - i your pie crust ready to roll and bake. FLAKO produces pie S crusts that can be eaten to the &z:‘r‘:;l;‘:, they’re so light and N OWNED AND OPERATED Your grocer has FLAKO. I\ i . ol ® Endorsed by Good Housckeeping