Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1932, Page 37

Geese, Capons, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, For Your Convenience We Will Be Open Late l Tonight Until 7 O’Clock Tomorrow Until 8 O’Clock Saturday Until 10 O’Clock CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY SELECT TURKEYS ##* \ \\\\\ A I W!m \\ E have made extensive preparations in our meat W markets to serve your Christmas wants. Thousands and thousands of turkeys are being delivered to our stores, every single one as fine as you can buy. DON’T risk disappointmént; visit your favorite Sanitary or Piggly Wiggly meat market early so that you can get the exact size and kind you want. REMEMBER, you can’t buy better turkeys at any price. TURKEYS = 21 LAMB— | | BEEF— Only high-grade beef is offered in our markets. Finest quality genuine lamb. Rib Chops 3-Corner Roast Shoulder Chops Shoulder Roast Bouillon Roast Ground Beef Leg of Lamb g : Boiling Beef .. Standard Grade THE ORIGINAL ;{55 SAUSAGE MEAT. .. ... ». 25¢ For Breakfast _OYSTERS { THE QRIGINAL ,.}5es LINK SAUSAGE. .. . ... » 25¢ { SCRAPPLE SANITARY’S SPECIAL LINK SAUSAGE... ......m 20c Foma 12C SANITARY’S SPECIAL SAUSAGE MZAT. ...... . 20c §PEP PORK, Ib,, 25¢ PORK— VEAL— The best quality offered in Washington Loin Roast i Young, tender, milk-fed veal Loin Chops .. .......cciee o Center Chops st Rib Chops ..... ..o Spareribs S Shoulder Chops .........." Fresh Hams 14 Shoulder Roast Fresh Picnics Breast FANCY FRESH BAKING CHICKENS. . ........ n 2lc Genuine Guineas | FANCY SANICO SMOKED HAMS. .. ... e e | VI SMOKED SHOULDERS. . ... 45 » 11c *&* n9¢ | ®3lc CUDAHY’S PURITAN::c=BACON 4210- i& 20- CLOVER SLICED BACON . LIGHT STRIPBACON . ........oneevrun SWIFT’S FAMILY LINK SAUSAGE. ......c..cnn™ 15¢ SWIFT’S BROOKFIELD SAUSAGE MEAT......> 1] 5¢ .. C., THURSDAY, DECUI'BTR 22 See Our Grocery Advertisement on the Opposite Page —there you'll find a list of Christmas items priced to please the most thrifty. WeAreReady Why not come in tomorrow and complete the major part of your Christmas food shopping, thus avoiding the last-day-before- Christmas rush. : Finest display of fruits we have ever had at holiday time. All the popular fresh vegetables for the Christmas dinner. FANCY BOX ORANGES t 15 = ull ripe, sweet and juicy price for one dozen v« 0w 30¢, 35¢ = 30c REMEMBER—At these prices you get FIFTEEN oranges for the dozen price NEW PEAS :ura 2.25¢ Lettuce . . . . . 2ha: 19¢ Celery. . . . . . 2ukl9c Cauliflower . heads 19¢ & 25¢ Fresh Tomatoes . .. 2 » 25¢ NEW POTATOES . . . 5~25¢ PEARS =s= 425 TANGERINES ~-19-«25- Cocoanuts, 2 - 15¢ Lemons....2 fr5¢c _ Chestnuts . 3 n. 25¢ Turnips . ... 2 5¢ Emperor Grapes . . . ... 31 25¢c ' BULK ORANGES-"35 Shipped to us in bulk in carloads, shoveled into bushel baskets, and then delivered to our stores, where we offer them to you by weight. All of these bulk oranges have been washed and polished before shipment to us. FINE FOR JUICE: Ibs. c 5 Ibs. for 23¢c APPLES Prices are extrefiely low A Box of Apples Makes a Fine Food Gift Delicious P B g;imesbGolden rer box itzenburg Romes or Stayman $ .98 4~ 23 BASKET APPLES York, Stayman, Rome Beauty 4 Ibs. 1 8c Delicious or. Black Twigs NAVEL ORANGES ci. 6~ 20c sirs Florida Grapefruit . 2 for 15¢;2 fr 19¢; 3 fer 25¢ Eatmor Cranberries . ... . . . . 21 25¢ Fresh StringlessBeans . . .-, . . 2m 25¢c LIMA BEANS 2-25¢ * Xk Xk ¥ X ¥ kX kX ¥ % ¥ %