Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1935, Page 11

'I‘_I_I_T‘ ATZ\'lflI\‘I‘\’G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1935. MANAGERS and CLERKS () This Is Also National Cheese Week A week intended to acquaint you with the wide variety of delicious cheeses and to learn more about their splendid health value. “Serve cheese and serve the Nation.” KRAFT CHEESES NOV.11t020 ‘ In the “Swanky Swig’’ Tumblers Kay, Pimento, Limburger, Pineapple, 2 jars 35¢ \ %L'”MN\“\\\ 0ld English____jar 19c Roquefort____ sar 21¢ White Star Tuna .. 2 .. 29¢ One of America’s fovorites at 3¢ a can savings. Gorton's - Codfish 2 - 25¢ Just form into cakes and fry—so quick and simple. Stokely’s Baby Foods <= ©5¢ - The highest grade Fruits and Vegetables—strained and properly seasoned. Producer’s SCI‘C'I'CI'I Feed 12(:-;17. s1.98 Available in oll suburban stores. Michigan Pea Beans -3 .. 10¢ Why not serve a pot of homemade baked beans? Sealect trererre Milk ... 3 =1 17¢ Popular with our customers for years. MM Delicious . Phillips e Juice - -§ %= 25¢ Buy in half-dozen lots and save. . ) or Campbell’s > leby S Tomato JI.IICG 6 cans 45c Another savings in half-dozen lots. Marvin Pitted Dates . 7510¢ They're so good and economical, too. Hunt's “%i Prunes - - - . == 14° Sweet and luscious in heavy syrup. Montmorency %% Apples - - 2 ... §¢ Deliciously spiced apple slices all ready for apple pie. Sanico PancakeFlour 2 :.15¢ Ready to mix and put on the griddle. Our Meat Departmenté Thank You, Too, and Offer This Week: Small Smoked SHOULDERS iz 2.2 ¢ Select Pork Chops - - - 1. 33c & 1b. 27¢ Loin Lamb Chops - - - - - - - - 1. 39¢ Tender Chuck Roast XX Economy STEAKS Y'OIII: Choice of Round, 3 3 C Sirloin or Porterhouse_ Ib. Sanitary’s 1009 Pork Sausage - I 35c¢ XX Beef & Pork Sausage - - - Ib. 25¢ ~ Briggs Scrapple - - - - - - . - - b 18¢ Hormel’s Sliced § XX Economy Frankfurters - - - - 1. 22¢ XX Economy Bologna - - - - - - 1b.19¢ Pure Lard-Bulk or Carton - - - - . 19¢ U.S. Graded or graded C FRANKS Bologna Ib. 25 Salt ‘Water Oysters - - % 24c %' 47¢ ‘Sliced Halibut or Salinon - = = = Ib. 29¢ Freshly Caught Trout - - Ib. 17¢ Fresh C!'oakers Fresh Filet of Haddock - Ib. 23¢ A \ SANITARY&PIGGLY WIGGLY A-11 _WEEK wslomer: We managers and clerks want you to know that we are grateful for your pat- ronage and if we fail to thank you for any purchase that you make this week we will present you with a pound of GREEN BAG COFFEE with Our Compliments. Yes, we're going to do our best to say “thank you” for every purchase, but in case we slip — just call it to our attention and a pound of Green Bag Coffee is yours. It will be given cheerfully and without controversy. There Just Isn’t a Finef Peach Grown Than HUNT'S SUPREME FANCY QUALITY YELLOW CLINGS WHAT DOES “FANCY” MEAN? It designates the highest grade of fruits that is packed. Nothing but perfect stock in the best state of ripeness, handled with particu- lar care, then packed in a heavy syrup can qual- ify as “fancy.” And when have large 1 5 you bought such No. 22 c quality at this price? cans Hunt's 52 Cherries - "' 17¢ Hunt's s Apricots - "= 25c¢ Hunt's Fruits for Salad - - " 10c Hunt's Red Raspberries ":..’25¢ Ready Prepared Flours and Mixes Drorhedary ST Mix can 21c Dromedary roi. Mix can 33¢ Jenny Wren %" Flour eks. 15¢ Duff's Ginger Bread Mix can23¢ \ L SANITARY GROCERY CO. INC- [/ FOOD STORES AT SANITARY and PIGGLY WIGGLY When a fellow is sincere it’s very easy to do the thing that he wants to do. We ARE sincere when we say that we appreci- ate your patronage and we want to thank you for it. So this week we're having a little “thanks-giving” party all our own and if for any reason we forget to thank you for your pur- chase, call it to our attention and we will present you with a pound of Green Bag Coffee. LARGE BUDDED DIAMOND WALNUTS NG 3 The Diamond stamped on the T“Is W, 75\ shell assures you of getting the 'faufih‘"‘!»g‘?: quality you pay for_g g WEEK Ih ~ Ll e ol \ TRRRANGRT Heinz Soups ot ciovier 2 o 2 §¢ Dozen cans_____________ $1.45 Green Giant Peas- .. 3 ... 4.9¢ Great, big, tender peas—tempting and delicious Del Maiz Niblets ... 2 ..2 5¢ Probably the finest whole grain corn you've ever eaten. Del Maiz i Corn...3 .. 2 8¢ A new kind of corn—a delicious flavor. Hershey's Cocoa el I A A marvelous value on a fomous product. I, BAKING ; Hershey's cuocotare - - 2 4 17°¢ No shaving or cutting—ijust melt Oakite ™S Seer .. e 19 A cleaning plate for your silverware FREE with two packages. Chef Milani’s s 2w 49° Either ploin or Spanish style with tomato sauce. Chef Milani's S 2 - 49¢ Chicken and noodles with carrots and peas. Chef Milani’s Ravioli - - . 19 & Finely ground beef laid between pads of macaroni dough. Pleas-U sy Jam . .. 2> 2 §¢ Absolutely pure fruits—no artificial flavoring or coloring. 1500 BUSHELS! STAYMAN WINESAP APPLES Sale starts today and con- tinues until Wednesday’s closing or while stocks last in stores. ORIGINAL BASKET " Priced for 6 9c this sale - . . . . . . _ SMALLER QUANTITIES 4 . 10¢ These are “Utility Pack’’ Stayman Winesaps and we unhesitat- ingly say that this is the outstanding apple offer of the year. This fruit is well known for its fine eating and cooking qualities. We invite your inspection and feel that once you see them you will purchase a basket for immediate use. However, they are avail- able only while the original shipment lasts in stores. Stringless Green Beans - - - 2 15c¢ Florida Grapefruit 4'i Sc e to 3 f°f 25¢ Red Porto Rican Sweets --- 5 . 9¢ D’Afiiou Pears 2 1bs. 15¢ Bosc Pears 4 1bs. 25¢ White or Yellow Onions 4 1bs. 15¢ These pn":u prevail in W;-hin.ion and m'eim'!y’n;n‘l close i 1 of business, Wednesday, November 13, 193! o