Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1932, Page 37

{ \ 1 I SPECIAL! BLACK WALNUT SANICO DELICIOUS FLAVOR This week end we are featuring | Black Walnut Flavored Sanico Ice Cream—It’s delicious. In 200 conveniently lecated stores. 20c = Also fresh fruit strawberry, vanilla and chocolate. | pam— | IN OUR MEAT MARKETS Tender Fresh Killed DUCKLINGS ™ 19(7 Porterhouse Steak . . ....... Sirloin Steak Top Round Steak Bottom Round Steak Chuck Roast. . . .......... w 13¢ Fresh Killed Frying CHICKENS Hamburg Steak Shoulder Lamb Roast. . ..... .. Shoulder Lamb Chops Breast of Lamb SMOKED HAMS ..® 12¢ Andy Loffler’s Franks . . . . .. . 25¢ Andy Loffler’s Tasty Loaf . . .. 35¢ Andy Loffler’s Luxury Loaf . .1.35¢ Auth’s Liver Loaf . . . ... ... n 18¢ Brigg’s Wonder Meat . . . .m. 25¢ SANICO Smoked 'HAMS Sanico Hams are nlwnyl uniform in qual- ity, always delicious in flavor and always moderalely priced. You can buy no better 7c .m. 12¢ o "10 to 12 Ib. Smoked Hams . VENING NTAR, WASHIY [TOX These Prices Prevail in Washington and Vviejnity Untll Saturday s Closing! Argo o Red Salmon, 2-35¢ Here is the lowest price in our memory on this fine Alaska Red Salmen. Libby’s Corned Beef 2-35¢ Just when you want to serve it often we quote this very special price. College Inn = ve 3 29c A brand-new item and a dandy—fine quality rice with a temptingly delicious sauce. We want you te try it—hence this very low price. Mayonnaise . . . 2~~45¢ SANICO Brand—wonderfully good—special for this week—pint, 23c. Brightens Bab-0 s, . . 2 2e Sanico Toilet Tissue < i 17c Velvety smooth—full 1,000 sheets in each roll. Clicquot Cl“b GINGER ALE 2 Bottles 25c Carton of 12 bottles, $1.45. Pale or golden. |...FLOUR SALE... GOLD MEDAL | SANICO Pi“sbury,s Best Thousands have tried this splen- 24-1b. 39c bag 75c 12-1b. 24-Ib. bag 12-1b. bag A e (G 5 1b. bag 13c se no ol er. bag 5 w. bag 20¢ _TEURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1932. Drmkl SANITARY’S SPECIALTEA ...adelicious blend of ORANGE PEKOE and PEKOE tea ... | especially fine for making iced tea. . the biggest tea value we have ever offered. | REMEMBER—This is a %-pound package. —uwhen making iced tea be sure to make it strong enough to allow for the dilution caused by melting ice. PURE LARD SPECIAL COFFEE Ever Bothered WIth Mouldy Bread" All bread will mould—the richer the bread the quicker it will mould—espe- cially is this true if kept in an airtight wrapper or container. Remove bread wrapper when you get home and keep bread in a ventilated bread box. GREEN BAG COFFEE MATCHES .... Si%iboim. - .- WET ME WET. The new silver and glass cleaner. In Meat Markets FISH for FRIDAY Sliced Halibut Steak Fresh Salmon Steak Fancy Fresh Trout Fresh SeaBass. ........ ..m 12¢ Fresh Croakers Fillet of Haddock Fresh Mackerel Regular Lump Crabmeat. . . Fresh Butterfish .. 21c New Low Procter & Gamble Pnces 5 cakes 25c cak: 8c 4 cakes 15c cake sc | Small packages IVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP S CAMAY SOAP . . . - IVORY FLAKES . IVORY FLAKES . . _ CRISC Large size La 19c 1i» 28c rge package 3.1b. can In All Stores anc[ Markets Good Quality 10 to 12 Lb. - SMOKED HAMS Per Pound 1 zc 17¢ 20c 55¢ | | today! Dtstmctwcly D:fferent——So Good The New SANICO BUTTER2EGG BREAD The ingredients include rich egg yolks and high- score creamery butter—it’s 30 good and even better toasted. Bread and Butter Plckles . still made according to the time- '15¢ tried recipe—just the pickle to serve at parties or with cold meats—NEW _ LOW PRICE. .2 1bs. 45¢ 2 1bs. 45¢ 2 5. 53¢ 24c 1b. loat 5¢ COUNTRY Jumbo “YRTE" Roll Butter. . Sanitary Butter .....m». 23c: Land O’ Lakes Butter.. 27¢ : Sanico Fresh Eggs Jumbo Bread Suprenie (,malltgi CANNED FOODS Superlative Quality—the top grade in the official designa- tion of fruits is “fancy,” packed in extra heavy syrup, and Hunt’s Supreme are all of this grade. Premler Salad Dres;lng should be even more popular at these NEW LOW PRICES. Wisconsin Cheese. ........... . 19¢ Silver Brand Peas Standard Cut Beans Standard Tomatoes Standard Corn 1w 23¢ . 19¢ Isolated People to Be Scen. the forests of ‘ U n ‘To visit people in remote districts in | the Num hm{mrod Province of Russia isolated from the re Moscow in June. hed | the districts still 5 * i N in the sixteen m cmzury MILLION LITTLE N EAN SANREARY \——-—’/ | ASK YOUR GROCER al (hc v\orm for o 400 ycars an cxdel!lm\ will ]rnw’ The inhabitants of | peak Russian as it Famous Pnthecanthopus Erectus Held Well on Way Toward Human. Pithecanthropus erectus, the famous “Java ape-man.” whose fossilized re- mains are believed by anthropologists to constitute the earliest trace yet dis- | covered of human life on earth, was a ;llll, elderly, pre-human “woman.” [ Such is the conclusion just announced by Dr. Ales Hrdlicka, curator of physi- | cal anthropology of the Smithsonian Institution, after an intensive study of the bones and a personal visit to the | remote region where they were found | almost a half century ago. The remains consist of a skulleap, a thigh bone, a lower jaw and three teeth. This strange old great-grand- mether, or perhaps great-aunt, of all the living races of men is supposed have died in Java approxi'{alel half a million years ago. The bones have n the possession of Dr the discoverer, at Haar- lem, Holland, and Dr. Hrdlicka is one of the few scientists who have been given the privilege of examining them. Past ‘llxddle Age. oFollowing are the conclusions re- by Dr. Ilrd icka from his study (lp indicates plainly lhll idual was a female. All e skul lla,) are (J" ed wn. the creature was s in height. This than the aver- n female stature Calculating the mal> pithecan- ave m a ’pmr.ls out, that igh bone belonged in cavity measured in capacity 00 cubic centimeters, and this A corresponding male ea: of the pithecan- mI low, approach te this evidence, Dr. Hr d- it is not legitimate to as- canthropus was either a nan or a type that even- uncertain ancestry and eny, far advanced in what maw be termed the humanoid direction. Dr. Hrdlicka's report on his studies of th thecan tail xvd an exhaustive treatise on all ¢ skeletal remains of early by the Smithsonian Insiitu- Will Present Play. SANDY SPRING. Md. June 9 (Spe- following young men of the ng elitees. Fire Dep: ur at Sherwood School. !he com- tle of Rollin' Bones"; Francis A Tl“omz_ Robert Cuff, leod Rich- | ard and Lewis Lethbridge, Fergusona Barnsley and Robert Kemp. For Canning and Preserving “Taste Tells Why Hunt’s Supreme Foods Are Preferred.” FRESH ITALIAN PRUNES 250 :ovu. ANNE CHERRIESI o 25¢ Zlc . = 90¢ More uniform, satisfac- tory results are assured when you use N B C. Graham Cracken cial low price on N. B plm Cranberry Juice Cocktail FRUITS FOR SALAD OCEAN SPRAY brand—now being extensively advertised as a health grmk—oerv- before dinner tonight, NT as a dessert or with the Delicious in flavor. Graham Crackers (bu week. P.u-d puhgo l.’u Pure Cane Sugar! You can be certain that the sugar you buy is uni- form and pure SPINACH Full tree-ripened and » hr the finest quality grown. Blc Welch’s Grape Juice. .pt. 21c; qt. 41c Musselman’s Apple Sauce. . .3 cans 25¢ B:,F,E" EE.EE‘:_RS Heart of Maine Apple Sauce.2 cans 19¢ - bt v'.’.‘,'".".“v'."f' Libby’s Veal Loaf Libby’s Corn Beef Hash L Jou would the mn freit.” Medium can ... Kinney Chinook Salmon ASPARAGUS Small, sreen—su m.a-rz it 'lll almost melt in 25¢ ot ‘ender. grit-free ‘nn. "So fass te werve g can, 15c; er. APRICOTS Peeled or unpeeled. Finest qual- iz pecled: bie” can. 25c:” unverled: PEACHES Large, luscious halves— peaches of real anality. ... TOMATO SAUCE Just the sauce steaks. Can.. House of Lords Tea Libby’s Tomato Juice Campbell’s Tomato Juice. . . Hurff Tomato Juice . . .can 5¢c and 10c ean 17¢ Ovaltine 6-0z. can 39¢ When you know it is properly made in this country in modern refineries and When you know itis Pure Cane Sugar. ~ A-1Stringless Beans packed—small, tender, ess beans at a new low price—lowest in many years. A new low price on this very high quality Chinook Salmon—a big value. | No. 3 size can for— ,You can be cerhnn of all this when you buy .sngnr in sanitary puchges |denhfied by the .IHIIK' FROST SUGAR For your conven- ience— Packed in 1. 2 and 5 pound distinctive, sanitary biue car tons,orin 5, 10 and 25 pound sanitary sacks. The Season’s Pick of Fruits & Vegetables---Priced Low! LIMA BEANS 1 NEW POTATOES The quality of these lima beans is extra fine Fine qua]it_j—-priced low. —why not enjoy fresh lima beans? 2 Oficred. at this season’s 2 Lbs 29 Lbs. c B c lowest pricc. : C In Stores Friday Morning In Stores Friday Morning FRESH w AX OR CANTALOUPES STRINGLESS BEANS California Lemons 2 M . .S B 196 Serve more fresh beans at this, the Lb. 2 Large Size.............23c White Texas Onions. . : lowest price of the season. s e e RANUET THE NA’ ONAII:’ SUGAR G CO. of N. J. Fancy Bunch Beets ¢ Fancy Bunch Carrots Red Ripe Tomatoes Yellow or White Squash ........... . 5¢ Fancy Cucumbers exen 10c Fancy Asparagus Medium Pincapples Home-Grown Rhubarb Spring Onions Fancy Cooking Apples * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * S 4 * * * ¥* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ¥* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * . * * * * i+ * * * * * * * o * * * * * * * R R I I I D IR e na nnasan