Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1932, Page 26

" B—10 THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. (., THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1932. FESTVAL CNGERS "0 i | BEGIN TOHORROW Public Program at A. U. Is Sponsored by League j of Pen Wonmien. ! The first public concert of the April e 3 CHEVY CHASE RLlim FRESH EGGS National League of American Pen B = % e Women, will be presented tcmorrow eve- ? e e > o ning at 6 o'clo(i at American Univer- 8 " | We are pleased to announce to the residents of B 2 We are Efiennl sity. The festival will continue until ¢ || Chevy Chase that one of its finest food stores, estab- strictly fresh Country Dé April 28. with more than 300 musicians | lished for many years in the very heart of Washington’s 5 Eggs at this excep- oz. c tionally low price un- participating in the rendition of com- " { Yoo = s i i D.G.S. Store. ; e . 4 | us residential community, is now a D.G.5. X i 1 positions by members of the League of . ’ & » til Saturday’s closing. Pen Women At tomorrow's concert Jesephine For, 4 : 5548 Connecticut Ave. N.W. GRANULATED iand, E Rt s o |l Morris Blumenthal, Owner. Phones: Cleveland 4500, 4501, 4502, 4503 \ e o New orE il M Howe of MARGARET McCLURE STITT | . SUGAR Lbs. e this city will be among <. Of Ohio, who will be among the com- This complete grocery store and meat market, known The Women's Glee Club a Al e A as the Pure Food Store, has always enjoyed an enviable LOWER PRICES ON 1| at the * of the National Glee Club of American University will | & ; ’ 2 it : Perform numbers written by the guest | League of ! 1 Sat reputation for serving its patrons with the best food the S el - - he wilard Hotel |l market affords at most reasonable prices coupled with COFFEE ey sumooh) e athoraBbcetk e NES Little Leaves” and the highest degree of courtesy and service. fast will be held. Compositions by Mrs, | June Nights ¢ H H d Tinit Songs of Youth and Age 3 . R o ten Hanbulirs and , We are indecd proud to number this unusual market | GOLD BAND 27c | GoldBag........ . 25¢ | Chase & Sanborniated) . 35¢ sented by & double quartet. The break- among our many stores and we feel that residents o Ch RS - 5 EET LS S e WASTE OF U. S. FUNDS Chevy Chase will be mutually benefited by trading at urned Fresh Daily Of.lel‘!ll ......... ». gic 3“10;11 ........... . 29¢c v clock P ; veting il B et T2 e i | ENIED B WOODS: 1Kl aevwe DIGIS! Sigve: AYRSHIRE 31c Wilkins 5. vienss o ». 3lc el Monte ...... w. 35¢ room of the Willard Hotel. Compmi} s D N' Y | No Better Butter Made. .. +ovsornuerecrenens.dbe tions of Dorothy Radde Emery. Pear! Adams and Margaret McClure Stitt will be sung by a mixed quartet A 3 | Sunday morning church music of Treasurer, However, Admits in St. several of the musicians will be heard . in the churches of the city. Louis Address That Cost of Gov- Wednesday night, April 27, a chorus : of 70 voices will sing Mrs. Beach's ernment Is Too High. | “Canticle of the Sun,” a composition = 1 e Mot Vernon Methodt Chareh e TR D.G.S. Stores are completely stocked with a full variety of food for every season of the year. The advent of . S il 2 Ma, . = . . . B GIRL STOWAWAYS FAIL | O Woods Tre surer of the nited warm weather demands a readjustment in the diet. You will like more ve getables, ‘ruits, sea food, etc. pur Siales sild here last nent dak vh o varied stocks include these foods with brands of national reputation for high quality at most reasonable prices. sty sl e ¢ government in the United 4 ds o : : 1 « i s e e T there has been no | Shop at your community D.G.S. Store, which is a part of a great organization who made real savings possible Honolulu e e e : ire s appropriated by Con- . T eason. SAN FRANCISCO, April 21 (#)—Their | gress i for you every day of eve Yy s hopes of a visit to Honolulu shattered, Tl two girl stowaways discovered on the ¥ FREE! HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS here Saturday, returned yesterday on costs too much y cally i -, another ship. agrees Congress has authorized the E BOX OF The girls, who said they were Marie spending of too much money in the| Durkin, 22, and Sonia Worth, 21, of ;’nnous departments of the Government, | R GULAR lsc Chicago, declared they became hungry but once appropriated by Congress for | a few hours after the Malolo sailed and | these specific purposes. I deny the BISCUITS o gave themselves up. The Matson liner mr;\rdw.v lalk”;pt'ndel'ii extravagantly.” | AKE HOULDER 3 \ Sierra was hailed in midocean and they aj. Woods will speak at the West- B " Saiwasnaliediin midof canimd ey | EMAL W owe puil e b tIE e READY TO . FANCY S i CAMPBELL’S Francisco. They are held at the city | today. | o Prison here on tagrancy harges e With every 25 box - ASSORTED e — | Glasgow, Scotland. has banned all of *“Ready.to-Bake' e | SMOKED VETERAN ATTORNEY DIES |gemmerié sdvetiing on s ranspt | - G5 (Camseete ‘ Roast Beef i Maj. Joshua Fry Bullitt Succumbs Ch 5 Ch 3 ROAS g ; 5 ] Tender and juicy, an extremely in Philadelphia. | evy ase | FREE! i Small tender short shamk hams. PHILADELPHIA, April 21 (P)—Maj. Fulllavored anditandse: Jostithe | [T Besfiivesst.. Priced sxcer- | 1iy aigiv’ for Disines; Bincki and Joshua Fry Bullitt, widely known ai- 5 N s di ticanlly Tow dwiches. Josiuas Py Bullit, wisely known ab- D G S St ore 2 Moulds with | meat for Sunday’s dinner. sandwiches family, died at his home in Chestnut . o e S, Apore For e | Hill yesterday after a long iliness. He " ! J°‘” (z) pkgs. ¥ l was 75. ell-O. ! S Bunit vas a son of sutee BroOOKville Market | Lb. [ Lb. c Lb. e Joshua Pry Bullitt of the Kentucky i _— e - B e ol i bt Wis. 27932754 GUNDERSHEIMER’S Bt ey L Bl L. EAcH | RIBROASTBEEF.....»23c|SLICED BACON Golden Brown Bt o kel s abd : Pound Caks. That zsc “ FRESH HAMS........»17¢c| PURE LARD........ rich and delicious cake. Always good to the last crumb. FRESH SHOULDERS, » 121c | Jos. Phillips "% Sausage .» 28¢ ¢ : FANCY LEG of LAMB. .. .~ 23c | AUTH'S ROYAL PORK...» 29c § CONQUEROR WASHINGTON i VB AUTH’S FRANKS. ... » 25c STRINGLESS FLOUR TENDER BEEF LIVER, * 15¢ | American Beauty SI. Bacon ™ 25¢ : Slf-Risag o Pl - Fountain Brand Hams » Lo ric . 22¢ (e 19e 2m37¢ | o, Stewing Chickens . . . .»29¢ RITTER BEANS e FIG JUMBLES. .. » 16¢c SUGAR CORN ALDERNEY MILK, 2 «ar 25¢ White Star Tuna.. =« 19c | Libby’s Deviled Ham, =~ 12¢ DOLE’S VAN CAMP MILK. .3 = 19¢ | Libby’s Vienna Sausage. . . . =~ 9¢ No. 1 Hawaiian Sliced [ 4 2 MALT VITALIZED! 4 yith Sunsl i b SCHLITZ i o vroe cn 49e ’ SRS SRR R R A R A A A R A A A A SRR SR SRR ‘\\‘\\\“‘~“\‘\\“\“\“\“““\“\" CHIPSO wee e 21 | 2 POTATO CHIPS k¢ e 7/ CAMAY SOAP. ...3 = 23c | Rock Creek. .. “a 3 ' 25¢ for makmg grass grow g ARGO STARCH. .3 ,* 25¢ | LONG HORN CHEESE ™ 19¢ N i GOLD DUST e k- 21¢ | Mueller’s Macaroni . . . .2 »= 19¢ HERE'S a man who learned how to exceed the speed limit on his 5 = Sl B T - s COMET RICE lawn. He fed one side of it with Loma, wet it down thoroughly—and, in tww weeks, he got the surprise of his life! 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Bottle C Bottle c dealer in lawn, garden and florists’ supplies ‘ Broadway, New York. ; H TOMATO JUICE i : s Fresh Spinach 3 ws. 25¢ | Texas Carrots 2 buncnes 19¢ COCKTAIL y 3 Green Cabbage 4 5. 25¢ | Texas Beets 2 bunches 15¢ U"f e p | i 2 Iceberg Lettuce . 19¢ | Bunch Turnips 3 bunches 25¢ o here—hats why | o Fancy Sweet Potatoes. .4 ws 15¢ | Spring Onions 3 bunches 10¢ e pre=— McCormick Winesap Apples 4 ws. 23c | Crisp Celery bunen 12¢ NEW LOW luc: E 2\ Mayonnaise / Fancy Grapefruit 2 19c 8 2 25c¢ the scientifically prepared PLANT FOOD g = 8-0z. jar. pt. jar FRESH FILLET OF HADDOCK ‘ 5 b FANCY BAY BUCK SHAD i g F. W. BOLGIANO & CO. ; FRESH ) ;. nCy cra MEAT 8oy : o AR 1, 25¢; 5 Ibe., 50c; 10 Ibs., 85c; 25 Ibs., $1.75; 50 lbs., $3.00; Flsu CROAKERS (medium size)............ ; c ‘ P i i , FANCY TROUT viveeenenc.m 19 il Soap Powder...........om 5¢ ¢ \