Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1933, Page 25

MAGAZINE PAGE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1933 WOMEN'S FEATURES. B—9 ‘*“‘*‘t#‘*t“‘#““‘fi‘t““‘fit##‘t‘#““‘#‘ttt‘!“‘t“‘#ttt!“tt"“"t“tt‘ (uality Canned Food VALUES You Shouldn’t Pass Over If ever you had an opportunity to pur- chase quality canned foods at sensationally low prices—here it is. The quality of these foods you know— the prices speal( for themselves. At these prices why not “give quality a chance” ——nnd enjoy these better foods? BEDTIME STORIES %% they had more t.hnn once found !olk ‘who had died or n killed and left and had thus tnned easy meals. But this time they were suspicious. They had not forgotten the trapper R!'DDY FOX quite Bmed with | and his traps. They circled around at Libby’s G iy Evaporated ] ‘ \ ‘ WHERE 2 MILK %m < Tall Can g __AND OPERATING =N £E Due to market decline, we are able to make this new - P Check These Items! Puffed Wheat . . . . . Pufiedece.,........ . : Chum Salmon . . . las I5e Hershey’s Cocoa. . . . % 1. 9¢, . 15¢ Aunt Jemima Pancake. . . . 10c Rumford Baking Powder . s-0z. can 17¢ Crisco. . . 1™ 19¢, %> 28¢, ™ 55¢ Campbell’s Beans Michigan Beans . . ..... ... Black-Eyed Peas Good Bulk Rice Evaporated Peaches Evaporated Apricots . ..... 4 No. 2 cans 25( . . 4 No. 2 cans 25¢ . 4 No. 2 cans 25¢ No. 2 ean loc Mrs. Reddy Indignant. 4 blow may be in kindness struck nd prove for you a bit of luck. Mrs. Reddy that the sooner| g safe distant they moved from the old barn, | = geveral !ee'. “from that Rabbit was under which they had had such a snug retreat, the better. It was as snug as ever and once in it they | was the were safe as ever. But getting in and out was another matter. That was no| place from which to look the sur- longer safe. You see, a trapper hnd roundings over carefully. Mrs. found where they were living and he| started to leap up there. At the same had been doing his best to trap them.|time Reddy leaped against her and Reddy stretched the hind leg in which|sent her sprawling. h: had been wounded by shot from & | there Mrs. Reddy lost her temper. It still was stiff. but no r(‘opyrl(ht 1933 terrible gun. a He could| = — — longer ached as at first. !.rnu‘l ir necessary. “Of course,” said he, “we can sleep out for a while. It isn't necessary for us to go underground. Goodness knows we have in the past slept above gro\md often enoug! “The best thing we can do, the wisest thing, is to leave this part of the buy clean sugar | because it is used | uncooked more often | than most other foods. IT .is important to Honey Dew Sliced Pineapple Very finest quality Big o e > 15(! Grapefruit Full tree - ripened N 2 fruit. So easy to use. Perfection assured. - And now o econom- c ical. ® Silver Slice Grapefruit. ... . . . . .. © Silver Nip Grapefruit Juice. ... .7% o ean 5¢ Alaoy =P IT WAS THE SCENT OF RABBIT. Standard Corn Standard Cut Beans . Standard Tomatoes . Standard Peas Sanico Qats vks. 5¢ ana 10c Gibraltar Asparagus . . . . 2 cans 25¢ Sweet Potatoes . . . . . ...vigean 10c Why Not Pop Corn? Wouldn’t you enjoy an old-fash- ioned get together? [Every one likes pop corn with plenty of but- ter and salt...and it's so economical. country and go back to our old home in lhe Old Pasture on Farmer Brown's farm,” retorted Mrs. Reddy. “I fear we have overdone & good thing around here. We have taken too many hens. ‘We have been hunted once and we are likely to be hunted again by dogs and men with terrible s. And now a trapper is doing his best to catch us. I tell you it isn’t safe around here.” “It is & long journey back to the Old Pasture,” said Reddy. “Any it is a long journey to make on lhn‘e legs. I tell you what, my dear, we will move out of the old barn back to some sheltered place in the hills where that trapper won't find us. That will give me a_chance to use this leg some nnd get the stiffness out of it. Then e’ll go back to our heme in the Old | P"<mrn So it was agreed and the old bam was deserted that very night. | trapper didn't discover this for seu‘r’\h days. When at last he became sure that that home under the floor of the barn had been deserted he began to lay other plans, for he was a smart trapper and wise in the ways of the little people of the Green Forest and the Green Meadows. By this time he had discovered by footprints that there had been two Foxes in that den under the barn and this explained in part why he had been unsuccessful with his traps. “It was two against one.” said he as he thought it over. “Prob- ably there always was one at home while I was setting my traps with such care and so it was a waste of time. ‘Those Foxes have become worried and have left here. The thing for me to do now is try to trap them on their hunting grounds. They are a smart pair and T vull have to use all the skill I posses: First he spem a couple of days tramping the woods and pastures all around that section, noting every sign that would indicate the presence of Foxes and every place that looked like a good place to set a trap. Then he took & number of traps in a clean basket and handled them only with clean gloves on. This was so as to leave none of the man smell on them. With these he set out. Now, it was the very next night that Reddy and Mrs. Reddy, trotting along together, were suddenly halted by a scent that at once brought water to their mouths. It was the scent of Rabbit. Almost at once they saw t.hat Rabbit lying on the snow. It dead. There was no question lbou[ that. It was dead and it lay in a little clear space. Both Reddy and Mrs. idy were instantly suspicious. W‘hy should that Rabbit be lying there? SONNYSAYINGS that the sugar you and your family use is pure, clean, wholesome sugar. You can know this if you will 8-ox. can §¢ Citrus Juice Combination and grape fralt ke mised Do 1 8-0z. gl Jolly Time Pop Corn 2 e 15c New low price Land O’Lakes Butter . . ... .m» 29¢ Sanitary Butter . ......... n. 27¢ Jumbo Butter .. 27c Sanitary’s Special Coffee . . . .». 19¢ Sanico Fresh Eggs . . . . ... dowen 20c For your protection and convenience, Jack Frost Sugar is put up in sealed boxes of a distinc- tive blue color. It is . 100% pure cane sugar, absolutely clean, uniformly Tetons et “Maiz 12-0z. S /) an C 17-0z. can 10( Even better than . 3 17-on 50C Sanico Red Ripe Tomatoes N0225c Extra fine toma. toes for those 'ho demand quality. New low price. Our Stores Will Be Closed Between 11:30 A.M. and 3 P.M. on Inauguration Day SPECIAL PRICES! THESE PRICES PREVAIL UNTIL SATURDAY’S CLOSING QuakeY{ hoava!ht'sr,odutt—z‘:k:;:l:h 1 7c——I :Sk-::: 23c New EnglAa b!ll adasyrl'l'p d.l i 42 :(a:‘ 29c Camay Toilet Soap . 1 0 45¢ Ivory Soap Medium , ., o 45¢ Waldorf Tissue . . . - 25C Safety Matches . . . 4"",".,‘,’"25c Hunt'’s 'Asparagu_s . —230c Vz ,?."’, Krlspy Crackers ) oo FRUITS & VEGETABLES Florida Tomatoes 2 19c¢ Fancy red, ripe fruit. You'll appreciate the high quality of these tomatoes. Priced reasonable, too. Bulk Oranges 5~ 18¢c Certified Fresh Eggs dozen 25¢ Bmemelin et yowne et as tiugifrom e Sanico Flour . s-1v. bag 15¢, 12-16. bag 30c e Ty :flfiiwfl ....... .....32m}§c StringlessBearls................3"*ZSc N.B.C. Svowiaks Wersn e 18¢ i e~ N. B. C. Brownie Thins. . . . . n. 20c o OK Washing Powder . . ... .v 5S¢ Iceberg Lettuce 2 beats 19¢ SweetPotatoes............. OUR FAMOUS White Potatoes. ................10™15¢ GREEN m }Vhil:err }'ellow Onions. . .........4™12¢ or] ey s e AmeiThe COFFEE = . 25, Navel Oranges 6~ 15¢ - Mm toE ::;yt:.o S 6 f“ ZOC IN OUR MEAT MARKET S‘ “A Cup Yor'll Linger Over” Tomato Juice L L A= 15¢ Difference In Sugar— Pure cane sugar, as refined in this country, has estab- lished a definite standard of quality by which America’s sugar values are measured and judged. Every pound of Jack Frost Sugar is re- fined in the U. S. A. and guaranteed by The National Sugar Refining Co. Combination 25¢ For a late snack or a hurried lunch nothing is finer than GOOD franks and hot rolls. This is an exceptional offering. Regularly 30c. You save 5c on each deal. 1n. o« FRANKFURTERS Special Regular or Skinless % dor. F lNGER ROLLS From Sanico Bakery 2235 ' 35¢ 2 35¢ Ne-2 35¢ © Hunt's Supreme Blackberries . . © Hunt's Supreme Red Raspbemes 2 . © Hunt’s Supreme Black Raspbemes 2 o © Hunt’s Supreme Strawberries ... All the schools 'round here is goin’ to bab a tourmigent about Spring vation | time, an’ all the fellers ‘at wants to| enter has to come ober to the Jim. Me an’ Tommy is here— (Copyright. 1933.) Peter Pan Whole Grain Specialties Rib Lamb Chops. .. .n 29¢ .1 45¢ Corn A NEW LOW Pl Pm oterba > Loin Lamb Chops. .-. .n. 35¢ Sweet Breads . . ..... . **35¢ Premium Bologna. . . .m. 15¢ Steak Sale! Bottom Round. . ™ 19¢ Briggs Bnked Hun Briggs Ham Bologm 1. 25¢ ;::"G::::,::.";""" No.2 IOC member, it’s Pda! Pln. 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