Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1935, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, EVASHTNGTON‘ D. C, MONDAY, JULY 1, 1D.’l.’). serve district in May this year over | because of the longer month daily|port date last year. Commercial loans TAKOMA PLAYGROUNDS MAY BU"-D'NG PERMITS the same month last year is reported | average sales declined about 6 per|on June 5 were at the highest level OPENED FOR'FULL TIME REPORTED 91.9 PCT. UP| wf,"";:‘;my review of the Federal| . ~ g4jes by wholesale firms in |Si0ce May, 1932. May averaged 1.9 per cent larger than = * Three Recreation Centers Avail- able, 9 to 5:30 0’Clock, Ex- The May total was an increase of | in April and were 8.1 per cent greater eept Sundays. A—~7 Blincoe of Ballston, district deputy State counoilor. The O. F. A. carnival on the grounds adjoining the Vienna School will continue this week, tere minating Saturday night. S grounds here will be operated on full-time schedules. Each day, ex- cept Sunday, they will be open from 9 o'clock until 5:30, under the super- vision of R. E. Harrles, supervisor, and a staff of three directors. The playgrounds are located in | Special Dispatch to The Star. North Takoma, Spring Park and on| VIENNA, Va, July 1—A special League to Plan Fete. Philadelphia avenue at Holly avenue. | meeting of Betsy Ross Council,| MCcLEAN, Va., July 1 (Special).— Wading pools are provided at the‘Dtughurl of America, will be held | The McLean School and Civic League e 5 S8 Coeaunionh of Thatier. North Takoma and Spring Park|in the O. F. A. Hall here July 10.| will meet in the school tonight at 8 TAKOMA PARK, Md., July 1.—|ground, which heretofore have been Officers elected at the June meeting | o'clock to plan the annual McLean Beginning today, the three new play- | operated only on a halftime basis. |will be installed by Miss Bessie | D. OF A. TO MEET Betsy Ross Council to Install| Increase in 20 Citles of Sixth Officers on July 10. Federal Reserve District Swimmer Drowns. HERNDON, Va., July 1 (Special).— Milton Bush, 22, colored, was drowned yesterday afternoon while swimming in the Potomac River near Seneca. Friends who were with him believe he was seized with cramps. His body has not been recovered. 19.7 per cent over April for the nve!m.n in May, 1934. months of 1935, the combined totals| ~Tota] Joans and investments of the Ts Bevealsd show increases of 35.1 per cent OVer | weekly reporting member banks in 3 that part of last year, 186.7 per cent| atiania, Birmingham, Jacksonville, By the Associated Press. over the same months of 1933 and | Nashville, Chattanooga, Mobile and ATLANTA, July 1.—An increase ' 68.3 per cent over that period in 1932.| gavannah declined slightly from M-y of 919 per cent in bullding pvrmm\ Department store sales in May de- \15 to June 12 and were $21f in 20 ecities of the sixth Pederal Re-| clined 2.7 per cent from April, but|greater than on the eorrespondlnl re day celebration, FINE FOODS FOR THE FOURTH Prices Effective Until Wednesday's Closing ALL STORES WlLL REMAlN OPEN UNTlL 7 P.M. WEDNESDAY EVENlNG FRYING CHICKENS SANICO FRYERS ° u,.3 Offered at this special price Monday, Tudsday and Wednesday. ‘We want you to try Sanice Frying Chickens just once. We are preity sure that when you learn how supremely de- licious, plump and tender they are you'll never be satisfied with anything else. We've made this special price effective until Wednesday's closing. Remember, they are treshly killed. C Freshly Killed White Leghorn FRYING Recipe for Southern Fried Chicken Disjoint chicken, wipe dry and sprinkle with salt and . Roll each piece in flour. Heat saucepan, melt 6 tablespoons of shortening, margarine or butter. Fry until deli- cately browned on one side, turn and cover pan until chicken is CHICKENS browned on other side. Drain on L paper., This ». 27¢C S SMOKED HAMS Whole or half ’ MORRELL’S PRIDE You'll surely want a cold ham for c bought thousands of these well known sugar-cured hams and have priced them 'way down. There's no need to tell you how fine flavored and tender they are, because you know “Morrell's” quality. w 27c v 45¢ v 37c 'l'oD 45c . 49c slicing over the Fourth. So we've Whole or Halt Sanico Hams Swift’s Premium Bacon . ... Hormel Sliced Bacon Round Steak .... ™»™ 43c Porterhouse Steak Sirloin Steak A HINT ON HAM COOKING If you want te hold ail of the original filvono the ham—allow in Intan nc tn it Mlso add To 15 :.wr FRAN KS and ROLLS . l-nl franks and BOTH FOR - 35¢ » 29¢ d. tender Briges Frank- half dozen of Sanies Fin from Sanies Bak: an't think of a more tempting m-unn u.n (Don’t forget mustard.) Sliced Halibut Freshly Caught Trout w. 12¢ Fresh Croakers v 8¢ Fresh Filet of Haddock v 18¢ In all stores and markets Whole Salt Mackerel LONGHORN CHEESE Per ey 1 9c Salt Mackerel Filets Efi&;’lihéfi:girfi::?bfi‘::}%ey know that the product bear- ing that name is always dependabie. Chipped Beef, market sliced umw. 15¢ Puritan Cooked Ham . . uw 15¢ Briggs Pep Luncheon S k1 von e, | Briggs Liverwurst, ............ . 12¢ Briggs Luxury Loaf um 12¢ Briggs Pork & Cheese Loaf um ]3¢ Virginia Style Baked Ham um. 18¢ snappy flavor is worth the few extra cents per pound. It you're at a loss to know what to have for dinner fonight, we would like o suggest veal. And when we sell you veal, we don’t offer you ordinary quality, but veal that is dressed locally, under U. S. Government inspection. The first bite will please you—it's so tender and so fine flavored, Veal Cutlets Loin Veal Chops Rib Veal Chops Shoulder Veal Chops Shoulder Veal Roast Breast of Veal ............. v 47¢ v 4] - 33c » 25¢ » 21c » 17¢ Take Along a Jar of ARMOUR’S Veribest PICKLED PIGS’ FEET i 15¢ ] 3 84 D_(« ’h:g/! For the Picnic or Pantry Brewer-Snyder Crisp—Fresh Potato Chips Hellmann’s Mayonnaise. Sanico Mayonnaise Salad Bowl Dressing. ... .. Brand Crown Iapected Sardines Underwood »-¢ Ham. . Red Wing Jellies 4 . . .. Heinz Cucumber Pickles. . . . Musselman’s Apple Sauce. Gorton’s %% Gorton’s % Fish Roe Lifebuoy Toilet Soap 15 -1b, cee 24-o1. glass Shiss 2 c0 SPLENDID VALUES - 21c 23c 45¢ 35¢ N. B. C. Priscilla Wafers <.." 3. Sunshine s Assortment:! In All W. Strs. 2 pkgs. After pinnee Coffee Swift’s Brookfield Butter. . . . Land O’ Lakes Butter sliced loaf one-pound sliced loaf "WHERE QUALITY AND SERVICE GREET YOU" Owned and operated by the Sanitary Grocery Co. Inc. CLOSED lNDEPENDENCE DAY GINGER ALES At Worthwhile Savings Rock Creek . Rock Creek . Clicquot Club 6 et Clicquot Club 3 White Rock Water White Rock Splits Q/%L\', o ¥ l,;’lT 45c¢ Chill a Can of Silver Nip Grapefruit Juice Healthful and Delicious No. 2 loc Can pfl 24-0z. bots. contents 12-07. bots. contents 69c 65¢ 50c $1.89 $1.25 . 12-02. bots. contents, Dozen Bottles Dozen Bottles IN THE “SWANKY SWIG” TUMBLERS Your Choice of Pimento, Pineapple-Cream Spread or Olive Pimento Kraft Old English Kraft Roquefort ... ..... S s Kraft Imperial Cream Philadelphia Cream Cheese Borden’s American Cheese. . . . Borden’s Swiss Cheese Start a Collection of These Smart Tumblers After you have used the contents you have a handy, useful tumbler, They are dec- orated with a thin line near the top, and are so attractive, Just soak off the label. ji m.pke. ] 5¢ 15 Ib, pkg. 15(: There are two things that Afternoon Tea is famous for . . . its fine flavor and its extremely low price. When both are combined in one product it's a find. We honestly believe that Afternoon Tea will give you as much satis- faction ‘and enjoyment as any tea you've ever used, yet you can save over 30c a pound. It surely rates a trial . . . especially when we guarantee to cheerfully refund vour full pur- chase price if it does not live up to our claims, 2 Yi-lb. Packages 29< 15 1b. pkg. 25(: “m23c «m 25¢ Sanitary’s Special Tea Banquet Orange Pekoe Tea Salada Black Orange Pekoe House of Lords Tea Astor Tea Balls Golden Nip Orange Juice. . 2 > * = 25¢ Pomorang Citrus Juices 202k WATERME Famous Sowega Brand Tom Watson i C Sweet—Red Ripe Home-Grown Beets 3 vunenes 10¢ Stringless Green Beans . .........."5c New Cabbage. ....... Sweet Tender Carrots Fresh Corn, well filled ears Iceberg Lettuce White or Yellow Squash LlPTON’S Yellow Label TEA Known the World Over 45¢ 1 1b. CHERRIES Large, sweet and juicy—en- Jor them while the season is 23c ter e e Per Pound Sweet Luscious FREESTONES Bunch Asparagus California Plums .. . .. California Cantaloupes Yellow Wax Beans Honey Dews New Texas Onions HILEY BELLE PEACHES 3~23 17¢ = 23c Jumbe Size Lima Beans or Peas 'I'hz quality is right, and the rice is '3 25¢ *Valencia Oranges *All sizes not in all stores.