Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1935, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1935, - These Prices Prevail in Washington and Vicinity Until Close of 'Bun'mu Wednesday, October 23, 1935. LECEVAR Sanitary « Piggly Wiggly ‘While Stocks Last | s y : ‘ < y i - y RIB LAMB CHOPS Freshly Ground Beef - » 21c P g 8 oo g vl . termination to make your meat dollar go Briggs Scrapple - - - »18¢ Briggs Pork Pudding - ® 18¢ further. This sale represents a savmgs of XX Beef and Pork Sanitary's 100% Pork XX ECONOMY SAUSAGE | SAUSAGE STEAKS very" piece of meat that goes We continue our sale of these Many people preferduusage lg“::d t:nl:k m:‘;!ongerrhl:n ':3’57:1.‘! steaks that have received the en- wn}:r ;omed t}v;et mt b::{ ;‘e Tr:\l".: dorsement of thousands of fam- is. e addition o cately seasoned to produce one of a lower cost of production and the finest flavored sausages you've consequently can be sold at a lower pnce than our all-pork 25c *% A-11 On Sale Ib. C Price effective only while stocks last. Choice Fresh SEA FOOD Sliced Halibut- - __ w. 29¢ Fillet of Haddock - —__ . 20c Ereshifeoust -~ - w. 15¢ Spanish Mackerel ____ m. 20c Fresh Rockfish_______ m. 15¢ Smoked Haddock Fillets m. 29¢ Oysters____ pint 28¢; quart 55¢ On Sale Tuesday After 4 P.M. Armour's Star BACON It’s Armour’s best bacon and is now packed in a handy %-pound * carton that helps protect its orig- inal flavor and freshness as well Fancy Milk-Fed Veal The finest veal obtainable— killed loeally under S. Gov- ernment mspect‘on vince YOU that they are an un- usunlly umfutory product for tlons on the wupper for best re- the p 3 5C s 3 3C as to permit the easy removal of the desired number of slices. 39c “There’s No Corn => quite like it.” Cutlets Chops-- % 41c; Shoulder Chops- - - - ».33c Breast of Veal Shoulder Roast----m27c Sitloin Round Porterhouse Per Pound Per Per Pound Pound Probably the biggest bargain in our stores and absolute satisfaction is guaranteed Selected Storage Eggs We realize that there may be some prejudice in your mind against storage eggs, but remember that there are as many different grades of storage eggs as there are fresh eggs. These are absolutely the finest grade obtainable—and for frying, scrambling or cookmg we doubt if you could ask for anything Corned Beef Hash LIBBY’S MARGARINE JELLY “THE FINEST CORN I HAVE EVER EATEN.” We believe that's what you’ll say -when you taste this product. Del Maiz actually tastes like o “corn on the cob”—without the cob. The Niblets are packed in vacuum without cream or juice— just heat and serve with butter, salt and pepper. Del Maiz Del Maiz CORN NIBLETS Fancy Cream Style Whole Grain Corn 3 = 28¢c First Prize -2~27T¢c - 3 2= 25¢ 265 | SANICO --13¢c doz. 3 3 (o e 8 oz. glasses Sanico Brand glann 95¢ large 48 oz. pkg. doz. for Or Puri Rolled O:yl'l Why pay more for a pound of coffee when 3é<216can get everything you want in GREEN Green Bag is never ground until you buy it, because coffee loses its flavor much faster after grmdmg It should be kept in a tight container in your kitchen. Green Bag Coffee =i = 20¢ Zzzzzzzzizzzz:izii: Gorton's Codfish - - 2 s 25¢ Lux Flakes - - - - - - 5% 23¢ Lux Toilet Soap - - - 3 ke 19¢ Lifebuoy Toilet Soap - 3 ke 19¢ Rinso - - - - - - - ‘neske 2]c Sanico rm Flour - - - 121wk 59¢ OUR BUTTER PRICES Land O'Lakes Roll Butter = 35¢ Land O'Lakes Print Butter » 37c¢ Jumbo Roll Butter - - - 1 33¢ Swift's Brookfield - - b 35¢ Have You Ever Tasted a _Finer Mayonnaise? We doubt it. That’s because we see ths.t mayonnaise packed under the Sanico label, is made of only the best ingredients under the most sanitary conditions. SANICO MAYONNAISE Specially Priced All This Week. Ready- to-Fry WHITE MALAGA GRAPES Another carload of these fine grapes, priced ‘way down. Enjoy them while the season lasts. 3 [4¢ Celery - - -2 = |5¢ Lettuce - - - 2= |9¢ Cocoanuts - 2 * |5¢ California Valencia ORANGES 6 «~ 10¢ 6 = 15¢ Broccoli - - - 2*= |5¢ Peppers - - - “ 12¢ Pears suou - 3™ 25¢ Lemons - - - 4t |Oc Bananas - - - 4™ |9¢ Mushrooms - %™ |0c CONCORD GRAPES C Apples &, 4™ 25¢ Onions "vae" 4™ 15¢ Cauliflower ™ 19-25¢ Potatoes sien ™ |5¢ ROOT VEGETABLES For your health’s sake—include one or more fresh root vegetables in your menus. Carrots - - 2t |5¢ Beets - - - 2 ™= 9c Radishes - - 2 e 5c Rutabagas - - 2™ 9¢ Turnips - - - - 2™ 9¢ Turnips - - 2 *=== |5¢ Parsnips - - - 2™ 9¢ 2 st 25¢ iz 35¢ Sell at GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES Original Bushel Basket 000000 O Giants in Goodness! Serve them like fresh peas and prepare yourself for a new treat. A tenderness that melts in your mouth. “They’ll win in a forkful.” GREEN GIANT PEAS Specially Priced All This Week New 1935 Crop 70-80 Size Bulk Prunes --- 4u,. 19c Sealect Milk 31 Stokely's Cranberry Sauce'$.s15¢ Sanico idves Flour - - - = 2 pke. 13¢ Spaghetti & Meat Balls cii c= 10c Bulk Rice Longhorn Cheese Snowcap Toilet Tissue 3 %5 10c Keystone Peaches - - 2 =% 29c Keystone Pears - - - - - Nc‘:nl 10¢ So-Tastee Soda Crackers - L 10c For Dinner Tonight—Try Crisping Them in the Oven Bean Hole Beans, toasted in the * oven! Piping hot, with the top beans a crispy, crackly brown. Man—that's a dish. Put them into a buttered baking dish and heat uncovered in a moderately hot oven for 15 or 20 minutes. Specially Priced This Week BEAN HOLE BEANS A enT1dc _ Product