Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1935, Page 6

§ | are 8.000.000 more %u don.'t need a #CHAMPAGNE INCOME" to order Oh2s Change your mind a.:out d\&mpo?n- being so kigh priced. Forin Cook’s im- perial, you enjoy servipg anddrinking this fine wike =without paying for costs of importation. At any of the dine ard dance places—bottiel, half-bottles and indi- vidual “splits.” COSTS LESS-Noimports | | Duty or Ocean Freightt/ | mes&ngInvifafions d ]Innouncemenfs a.r new styles of Engraving exceuted in true Brewood man are moderate h irc cost to meet present-dav demands ... 5 | ¥ ‘BrewwD Engravers and Fine Printers 611 TWELPTH STREET PuoNE DISTRICT 4868 CANDY-GRAMS New Loft Stores Every Week means just this—the growth of such a large organization could not have occurred, ex- cept by reason of the re- markable purity, and quality of Loft candies combined with low, honest prices. Today’s Suggestion— BISHOP HALL oSt assres CHOCOLATES 29¢ §(Made without Glucose) Friday, Nov. 15 FQUNTAIN SPECIALS Hot Fadge s“‘:f..la 15, 10¢ SPECIAL Triple Decker SANDWICH: Tuna Fish Cup o Coffee Free with Use durchase dey 1107 F St. N.W. 3115 M St NW. 225 4p STO;£ th St N.W. 4th near you | Fletcher to Address Trans- '| portation Conference of the Y. M. | tario, Canada; George W. Laughlin, i Midnight__ 47 30.05 Noon Highest. 05 p | Lowest, 75 per cent. at Tide Tables. (Purnished by "United States Coast and Y 0.6 ABANOUET SPEAKERS NANED Col. Johnson and R. V. portation Group. Col. J. Monroe Johnson, chief of the division of transportation and Assistant Secretary of Commerce, and R. V. Fletcher, vice president an2 general counsel of the American As- sociation of Railroads, will be the principal speakers at the triennial banquet of the International Trans- C. A. at the Mayflower Hotel to- night. The banquet is a feature of the twentieth triennial meeting of the conference. Today's session was de- voted principally to the subrgission and discussion of reports of various committees of the organization. Lead- ing in the discussion was Dr. E. M. Best, general secretary of the Na- tional Council of Canada. Danger For Civilization. | Civilization is heading toward the | most dangerous time in history because of the spread of corrupt and sinister influences, Dr. J. R. Mott, president | of the World's Al- liance of the Y. M. C. A. yester- day told delegates to the conference. Dr. Mott called attention to the fact that there 1 men and boys un- der arms now fore the outbreak of the World War. He at- tributed this to the “oscillating D31 Mett. fear and cupidity of nations.” He re- | ferred to the present generation as “like & derelict upon the seas—a seri- ous menace to all who come in con- tact with it.” Development of Character. The Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation is developing a type of charac- | ter which buttresses everything we | have at heart, Dr. Mott said, and | pointed out that the “force of trans- i portation is one of the greatest factors for promoting solidarity of nations, and is perhaps a greater unifying in- | fluence than any other.” Richard C. Morse, vice president of the Pennsylvania railroad and presi- dent of the transportation department of the Y. M. C. A, was elected presi= dent of the conference at an election i of officers yesterday. | Vice presidents of the conference elected yesterday were Roy V. Wright, managing editor of Railway Age, New York; T. Hambley, North Bay, On- Washington; George M. Harrison, Cincinnati; Col. Robert S. Henry, ‘Washington, and C. W. Van Horn, Baltimore. The convention, which opened yes- terday morning, will continue through tomorrow afternoon. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy to- night and tomorrow, not much change in temperature; lowest tonight about 42 degrees; gentle to moderate north- erly winds. Maryland and Virginia—Cloudy to- night and tomorrow, possibly light rain in extreme west portion; not much change in temperature. West Virginia—Cloudy tonight and tomorrow, probably occasional light rain in south and central portions; | not much change in temperature. River Report. Potomac River slightly muddy and Shenandoah clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours, Yesterday— Temp. Ba: Deg. g % °o% oo 82 3082 am. am. 222 Record for Last 24 Ho (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest. 65. at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Year ago. 45. 8010‘7“! 46, at 7 a.m. today. Year ago. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 98, on July 20. Lowest.' —%, on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (Prom noon yesterdsy to noon today.) er cent. at 1 p.m. yesterday. noon today. - 8:50 4:55 5 2 C 833 p.m. 10359 a.m. mobiie must be turned on,| one;half hour after sunset. pitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capral (current month to date): onth, { a°‘§§°§§ SRR ooy RNttt [FEB TS 2OCOMIIDFit ~T033 b L5 £ SERERESBF RS Cities. HELP FIGHT ¥ coLps i Ty ssing i are Confaqious / You MUST like or you Ask for M.P.C. ... TODAY. And then you, too, will Abilene. <Tex Albany. N. Atlanta, -Ga._. Atlantic City Baltimore. M rminghom Bismarck. N. Boston. ~ Mass o O3 0 Sk OB P DI OIS E3 3 DD D O 0369100089000 SR BB D T BT IACA 1 IR LR DA S Dt D19 DD o N 9 DI D L LD it i D RS AR I e AR g e 243 -5 I\ The Snow White P Toilet Tissue GET YOUR MONEY BACK! say —"It's the finest toilet tissue ever sold for 5c a roll.” MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Dealers will gladly refundthe amount of your M.P.C. pur- chase if you are not thor- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.,b THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1935. WORLD'S LARGEST-SELLING COFFEES! SPECIALLY PRICED THIS WEEK MILD AND MELLOW Genuine Sessions Electric Clocks Mantel or Radio Style $19 Kitchen or Boudoir Style $.09 WHEN ’ You present your completely punched card show- ng purchases of $5.00 worth of merchandise, to your ~ AGP store manager. ’ The putlic acceptance of these clocks has been so great that 7, some stores may be found to be sold out of some particular 7 model. Additional supplies of all models are expected shortly. 7 All customers’ orders will be taken care of as promptly as 7 possible. S SN CONDOR Calles - - - = » A HEALTHFUL DRINK Coconog - - - - SUNNYFIELD Rice. < - +» = = PILLSBURY’S Cake Flour - = « pkg. 27C PILLSBURY’S Pancake Flour - 2 ke | 7¢ Combination Offer 17 *Sultana Peanut Butter2-| c 1%%RITZ i 25¢ Bt For COCONUT Corn Crisp - - - - ske. [Qc MARGARINE Nucoa - - - - - - )& 2lc SWIFT'S JEWEL 29c Oc GIANT SIZE Shortening - - 2 Octagon Soap - 6 cskes 25c¢ 1 b, can 15c 12 oz. pkgs. | |C 11b. pkgs. STALEY’S Cube Starch - - . B pkg. FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS TENDER GREEN Stringless Beans . . . - . .. 3w |7 JUICY FLORIDA Grapefruit 5¢c = 3 @ |9 - - 4 Ibs. |5c WHITE OR YELLOW Onions - - - RED FRESH " Cranberries™ 19¢ _ bunch 46 % 25c RICH AND FULL BODIED PURE’' FOOD PRODUCTS Spaghetti 24" 17c 25¢ Ketchup 2 it 25c 19c Soups %2 - . - - - 2am25c Soups i, « - - - 2 m 29e Clam Chowder BEANS Tomato Sauce or Vegetarian 3 %= e 2% 29¢ 17 oz. cans 14 oz. bottle RED KIDNEY p Skl [y (3 2v0=25¢ Boston Style 2 -=lic 2955 MICHIGAN Navy Beans - - - - - 3 s 1Oc ENCORE 91/, oz. lOC jar ctn. 1 Garden Relish - - - SELECTED 29c In DC. Ve Only 43c e 13 Eggs R W | small NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. . 285 Shredded Wheat - ¥ 3 12:{::1. I9C LARGE BUDDED 43 Wildmere Fresh Sunnybrook ctn. 1 doz. Walnuts - - - - - IONA Baked Beans - - - ANN PAGE Tomato Juice MOTT’S OR WHITE HOUSE Cider - - '/’j.:"'23c BON AMI POWDER CAKE box IOc each gc GRITLESS . . ODORLESS . . QUICK-WORKING gll. Jug Fancy “MEATS of QUALITY LEG of LAMB.......®23 VIGOROUS AND WINEY STOCK UP YOUR PANTRY AT THESE PRICES! PEAS CORN TOMATOES Stringless BEANS = 4 2 25. T PHILADELPHIA Cream Cheese - 2 pkes. | 5¢ AMERICAN Cheese - gt |Qc b | BORDEN’S FINE Macaroni g Jeri = - pks. 5 ENCORE NOOC"GS s 3 pkgs, |9c Bel Monte Sliced PEACHES ... - - PINEAPPLE TALCO (Suburban Stores only) Scratch Feed - - 251,08 DAILY EGG (Suburban Stores only) . 25 Ib. 3 Laying Mash . 59¢ 55235 GRANDMOTHER'S Ib. 8 loaf C Sliced Bread - - - - FRESH PASTEURIZED - ul m Quartered - 35C tub, Ib. 33C WHITE HOUSE Evaporated Milk - - 317 med. cans ENCORE [ Prints LOIN LAMB CHOPS 'b- 35¢ Swift's Brookfield 3«25 All-Pork Sausage Meat - - You'll enjoy this tasty sausage prepared by Swift's Kitchen suei-h?.ru OYSTERS STANDARDS SELECTS n24c 33c «47c «b5c Ib. pkg. Carrots 2 >== |5¢ CRISP Celery 2 == |9¢c FRESH Dates - - - > 25¢ GREEN Kale - - - 3™ 10c CRISP Spinach- -3 13¢ LARGE Chestnuts 2™ 25¢ Sweet Potatoes - - 5 m. Oc FRESH GREEN Brussels Sprouts %, 20« FANCY Cauliflower - hesd | 2c and | 5¢ EMPEROR Grapes - - - - - 3m.25¢ CALIFORNIA Tomatoes - - - - 2. |9c DELICIOUS BOX Apples - . 3w 17c FLORIDA THIN SKIN Oranges i 5c39c TENDER BEEF ROASTS Chuck: - - - 5= o <o 2le 3-Corner - - - - - - b 25¢ Fancy Rb - . - . . m27c STEAKS Sirloin - - - - .. . b 35 Round T 3ic Bfom 29c Porterhouse - . - - . m. 37c Armour’s FRESH FISH HADDOCK Fillets - - - ™ 2l¢c RAW Shrimp - - ™ I5¢ CLEANED Trout - - - = |5¢ CLEANED Croakers - ™ 10c CLEANED. SeaBass - I5¢ Mettwurst - - - - - 1 29c Sunnyfield Sliced Bacon - . . - . 37c MEAT PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY 1 P.M.