Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1932, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ¢4 B—6 NEW RUI-ES ”M”’ | QUEEN ELIZABETH'S LIST \ FINANCIER OUT OF JOB OF PRESENTS IS FOUND New Yorker Has Chauffeur to Help 1] T 79| Parchment Scroll Reveals Gifts of Him Corral Park Swai. i Monarch for New Year Day, | YORK (N.AN.A).—S] ‘ . 1584. 1932. and Meat IN ALL GROCERY STORES -5 Lean Mild Cured SMOKED HAMS LB. l 5 c Delightful baked with Sliced Pineapple EGGS The quality of A&P’s eggs is only the finest. SPECIAL COMBINATION OFFER One 23c Pound Briggs’ Sausage Skinless or Regular Smoked And One 6c Can QUAKER MAID BEANS Recule 90/ SPECIAL 23c In All Grocery Stores and Meat Depts. BUTTE Freshly pasteurized in the Nation’s finest dairy lands. | NEW peaking of Wall Btreet, one of thé members of the Stock Exchange, who lives out in Larchmont, his technfcally been out of NDON a job llms Winter. H éd by - " Lo (NANA).—A parchment Many Programs to CONtinUE|ist of the New Year gifts made by Use However Because ‘Queen Elizabeth on January 1, 1584, | ta {to her courtlers and friends has re- of “Selling Blurbs.” em to Winter quarters ily he drives in his limousine to and finds his swans lolling y he middle, content with the m weather, His chauffeur will act | S | for him if the ice comes during Ex- | change hours. of ck | (Copyright. 1932, by the North American was given a gold and jeweles ir Newspaper Alliance, Inc.) with a design of fishes and tr ‘ = —aa Hunston received a nightgown made of SLUMP HITS PETS carnation satin. All the bishops were The depression has hit even New o "and the Tord chancellor | sun « 3 York's pets as well as strays, according | to a report of the New York Women's League for Animals. The 21,297 treated | cently been acquired by the British || | Museum. The seroll is he | | Queen's private secreta | Elizabeth’s signature in f BY ROBERT MACK. which is the broad- term for the 15-minutacall let- ouncements that have been ob- 8 to 12 Lb. Aver. Half or Whole “WHERE ECONOMY RULES” | 6 shillings and 8 pence /27T ITRTIARIU AN Burleigh, the lord presented with 20 pounds. The Marchioness of Northampton | League f - | recetved & “round kirtle of white satin," | 13t} Year al the hospitel were an in-| and there is in the scroll a complete | €T735€ ”{ 3,807 over 1830. t | r, | dfessmaker's description of how the | _ The patients included a cat from the ! garment was made and decorated Stoc hange that had been bitten b; (Copyright, 1932. by 1 Newspaper Allia BROOKS G St. bet. 11th and 12th ble, w on the SPECIAL LOW PRICES 2 97c Sunnyfield .29 v4-Lb. Prints c - FLOUR = /BACON Sunnyfield Sunnyfield Sliced The fine texture and If you would have real delight in serving low price of Sunnyfield breakfast—may we suggest our Sunnyfield make it outstandingly Sliced Bacon? Quality and economy com- popular. bined. STRICTLY FRESH a Sealyham terrier that had North American aral, Ty | eaten a package of cigarettes. Creamery Cut From the Tub Wildmeres Sunnybrook Every Egg Guaranteed Join the ranks today of A&P’'s egg cus- tomers and be sure of entire satisfaction. Real aquality butler that is sure to please vou. These low prices are made possible only through the low market condi- tions. ade ing & umber of indeper on Doz. SPECIAL LOW . PRICE SPECIAL LOW PRICES 12-Lb. BAG 27c 24-Lb. BAG 52c The Largest Selling High-Grade Coffee in the World 1-LB. PKG. A&P’'s Own Blends of COFFEE Get a Pound of Your Favorite Blend Today BOKAR . 29¢ 8 O’CLOCK i . 17¢ IN OUR MEAT MARKETS Fresh Top Mast Fillet . ™ 23c Fresh Cleaned Trout . ™ 25¢ Fresh Cleaned Bass . .™ l4c Fresh Cleaned Perch .™ I5¢ Fancy Sliced Halibut . ™ 29¢ Fancy Sliced Salmon . ™ 29¢ RED CIRCLE ’ . 25¢ Fancy ' LEG of LAMB . 18- Sultana Mint Jelly, glass, 12¢ PORK ROAST 2. 25¢ Serve With Sweet Potatoes Tender Beef 2.piece, 3piece Suit with eyelets drama pro- to the effect ‘on the with lacing Copvright. 1932 ARTIFICIAL E-YELASHES LATEST FAD IN PARIS You’ve been asking for With Lids of Bilver or nd Lips Must Be Col- ored to Match Gown N AN A).—Artificial eve- ainbow hue, attached to ths P latest fashion red and green h lids of silver ps must be colored * the ghades com- e app te (#).—The under- now. They've been h a new racket Philip 45. borrowed $7 from a local n to telegraph arrangements turm from Canada of his A short time later the saw Gauthier intoxicated n forgotten he ever had a wife Mass It THDEE $0UL e “different” little 2-piece Frocks ——s0 here they are at ‘10 A NEW LOW PRICE AT BROOKS! They cal this rough silk “elephant-skin™ . . . and it will do wonders for vour early Spring fachion ideas! the busy dress floor! Three models sketched . . . lots more on Sizes 11 to 17 onmly in In- dependence blue, Tory red. black. green or beige. Other new Spring dresses arriving daily for misses and women—8§15, $18, $25 $witneur A SINGLE THOUGHT 5 Brooks’ Dresses—Third Floor i Crisper, more flavorful . . . family favorites at meals and in-between meals, too! In big-value, blue packages! C RA FROM THE THOUSAND WINDOW BAKERIES OF LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT COM#ANY ¥ e SPY K ERS Hindquarter Lamb Buy a hindquarter, which con- tains the leg and loin cuts, and ask our manager to cut the loin into chops. You'll save money and get the finest variety of cuts obtain- able. Shoulder Roast Shoulder Chops 21 | . 35€ Breast of Lamb . 8€ Granulated Sugar . 10 ™ 45¢ Pure Lard mgaee . . . 2™ I5¢c White House Milk . 3.pmia20c Sunnyfield Quick Oats, 3 5 20c Fancy Smelts . . . .™ I8¢ Comea Shrimp . g 23c; ™ 45c FRESH CLEANED SPANISH “MACKEREL The Finest Fish Value z bs: zsc that the market offers—and at a most reasonable price. CHUCK ROAST ey s LB. 12¢ cooked and served cold in sandwiches. FRESH KILLED STEWING Chickens:25 A favorite for the great American dinner. Sunnyfield Pancake . 2 »~ I5¢ Va. Sweet win.™ Syrup #* 23¢ Sunsweet Prunes . . ir 19¢ Marigold Wi Péas . 2 < 25¢ = @ /———'——j e rSPEClAL (SPECIAL ' NECTAR TEA | Orange Pekoe — Mixed India, Ceylon, Java 14-1b. pkg. 14-lb. pkg. 12 23 | A&P's Own Popular Brand custards or may be and fried. SUNNYFIELD Whole Grain | RICE 12-Oz. Pkg. 5c Served in soups, fritters, Announcing Mrs. Schlorer’s I ASSORTED Pickles Sweet Gherkins — Sweet Mixed — Sour Pickles — India Relish and Cucumber Rings Bottle l Oc Come in and get a bottle and try them today. —J — cooked lona Peaches . 3 e, ams 40 American Cheese %' ™ 19¢ Fancy Navy Beans . . 3™ I3¢c Encore Macaroni . . .»5c Fancy ; g Lettuce 35025 1 10 Delightful in Salads or Sandwiches Fancy Yellow Sweet Potatoes 4 10c White Potatoes Pure Fruit Sparkle i Gelatin . 3 5 20c Ann Page @i Preserves i 2lc Rajah Salad Dressing . ' 12¢ QuakerMaid Chili Sauce = |7¢ 17¢ 23c 15¢ Fancy Florida Oranges ** Thin Skin Lemons . Delicious Apples . Cooking Apples . 10c Winesap Apples . . 2 I5¢ Stringless Beans . . 2™ [9¢c Crisp Celery . . 2 ™= 25¢ Beets . . . . 2vmene 3¢ Earrotsh il ot e Rhubarb . . . %ot » [9c Yellow Onions . . 3 20c Fresh Spinach . . 3™ [9¢ doz. SPECIAL QUAKER MAID TOMATO KETCHUP 8-0z. Bottle 8c 14-0z. Bottles Adds zest to all food flavors e .Cranberry Sauce, 2'an 29¢ Blue Peter Sardines . 2 == |5¢ Tidewater Herring Roe, 275 23¢ Morton's Salt Tana . . 2 P~ |5¢ Todized « —\ e ~ SPECIAL “Uneeda Baker's” Donora Macaroons wZle ROYAL LUNCH Crackers Lb. Pkg. ] e 7 S J Stringless Beans . 3.&% 23¢ Standard Corn . . 3 = 20c Sultana Red Beans . . o 5¢ Standard Peas . . 232 |9¢ | ) | 25¢ med. Fancy California Cauliflower 19c 23c Fancy Florida | Grapefruit 3 . 10c Fancy Calavo AVACADO | PEARS o o l7¢¢ In Most Stores Truly delightful cooked or chilled and served as | a salad with dressing i Med. Head Large Head Fancy Bananas . * 20c * 25¢