Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1936, Page 39

TH. CONTINUING OUR SALE OF 7 Campbell’s SOUPS Three more days to buy these nationally known soups at sub- stantial savings. Be sure to include the NEW BEAN WITH BACON soup in your purchases—its delicious, All varieties except Chicken and Tomato E il o ) CAMPBELL'S TOMATO......3-~20 CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN HUNT’S SUPREME s, “FANCY” FRUITS "YOU CANT FOOL YOUR TASTE" Hunt’'s Fruit Cocktail Adds a touch of luxury to a formal or everyday meal. A delicious blend of diced cubes of peaches, apricots, pears and pineapple, halved maraschino style cherries and seedless grapes. Also delicious when served with sliced fresh bananas and oranges. Large (No. 2Y,) 30 oz. can flwl\ Supreme (aliy Medium (No. 1) 17 oz. can Black Raspberries *.’18¢ 2 1 35¢ Here's a real treat for you—they are large, fine quality, ripe berries, free from blemishes and packed in heavy syrup. White Seedless Grapesi:;?sc 3 ror 25¢ Always a handy item to have on your pantry shelf. They can be used in so many ways and in so many dishes. Small, sweet and delicious. Hunt’s Royal Anne Cherries So-called white cherries with o deep russet blush. They make a most delicious breakfast fruit or dessert. This is one of Hunt's most popular sellers. Large (No. 21/;) 30 oz. can Medium (No. 1) 17 oz. can Hunt's Supreme Apricots Packed two ways—halves and whole HALVED without SEED WHOLE with SEED . - = he seed imparts a flavor quite The finest Califomia apricots— | Gifterens. fromm. anything. you've try a can today—you'll love them. tasted. L (No. 2V%) No. 1 s il 17°oz. can____ ISC That’s our price on SILVER NIP GRAPEFRUIT JUICE On Sweetened Juice Only AND IT’S SILVER NIP. The brand that we have handled with wonderful success for a number of years. You know how su- premely good it is. The new season is coming on. We have anticipated new lower prices which will be effective on new - goods about January 1st. ENJOY THIS JUICE NOW AT THIS VERY LOW PRICE. Full No.2... 18 Ounce Cans 3 cans 290 LAST THREE DAYS to buy at LIBBY or DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE The big 46 oz. “More for your Money” Large families, boarding houses and restaurants will be particularly in- terested in this big can. Smaller families can economize by keeping the contents in a pitcher in the ice box until used. REMEMBER—T he price goes up on Monday, so stock up this week end. E EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1936. Prices Quoted Are Effective in Washington and Vicinity Until Close of Business Saturday, November 7, 1936. F,,'aknvltary &Pi gglyMggly Anold orite that we have put back in our stock and its coming back fast. Enjoy this good creamery butter this week end at a bargain price. I.MIII 0’ LAKES = BUTTER - 42° Harvest Blossom ... Flour 23 39¢ Golden Heart ¥, Flour. ... %% 39c Sanico r.h... Flour wt 49¢ Gold Medal Flour Washington ¢ Flour ’f.e': 45¢ Fancy Longhorn Cheese Aged Daisy Cheese Standard Tomatoes Silver Run Corn Sealect Evap. Milk Domestic Sardines Libby’s Sauerkraut 2 Blue Ridge stinsie Beans._.3 %2 25¢ Honey Nut Margarine Southern Belle Margarine. .. . » 19¢ Compound Shortening Airway riom.a Coffee. ... .. - 17¢ Green Bag Coffee 0.K. Laundry Soap Columbia Table Salt Dlamond Budded Walnuts Mott’s Apple Cider "5 25¢ “jo 45¢ HARBAUER'S CATSUP - - - - Prints in the Familiar Red Carton %5 prints We realize that you can’t see inside them, SO WE DO IT FOR YOU . .. Every egg is candled and re-examined be- fore it goes out to our stores. WE GUARANTEE THAT THEY WILL BE 100% SATISFACTORY WHEN YOU OPEN THEM They are eggs that were put away last April in time of plenty, and are brought out now in the season of scarcity at a price considerably under fresh eggs of the same grade and size. WE DOUBT IF YOU COULD TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THESE EGGS AND FRESH EGGS if you did not know that they had been in storage. That’s how good we think they really are. The science of egg storage has advanced during the past few years. Try a dozen and see for yourself. WE ARE SURE YOU'LL FIND THEM 1009 SATIS- FACTORY FOR FRYING, SCRAMBLING, COOKING SELECTED WESTERN STORAGE EGGS 39 Packed in a handy carrying carton of one dozen Meat Suggestions For Your Week-End Menus PORK LOINS 23 Pork Chops®'25¢a29c Fresh Hams - - - - ™ 25c¢ Fresh Shoulders - » 20c Cut from tender porkers— our usual dependable qual- ity. PRICE IS FOR WHOLE OR HALF LOINS. - Sirloin Steak - - - -™45¢ Ground Beef - - - -*»19¢ FOR BREAKFAST One Pound Packag SANITARY’S ‘0 SAIISAGE and one pul-.c of A regular 35¢ value, both for Above combination uuth one ¢ pint bottle of NEW E LAND PANCAKE SYRUP BRIGGS GRADED SCRAPPLE - - - - ™ l4¢ BRIGGS PORK PUDDING o 20¢ ARMOUR’S ARMOUR’S STAR HAMS | STAR BACON [(=tdts 198 Masufacturer’s Trial Offer! 'NORTHERN TISSUE Buy Four Rolls at the Regular Price of 22¢ Then Get An "Rib Roast This year the Florida citrus fruit crop is the largest we have seen for a number of sea- sons. Due to ideal growing conditions the fruit is of exceptionally fine quality and is maturing earlier than usual. Therefore, this week we have made arrangements to feature these healthful fruits. The reasonable prices we are able to make will permit you to serve grapefruit and oranges often. LEG 0'LAMB 25¢ Breast of Lamb - - *12¢ Shidr. Lamb Roast™ 19¢ Loin Lamb Chops ™ 43c Chuck Roast - - -™23c The same high quality you are accustomed to finding lb. We believe the quality and price will meet in our markets. with your approval. Drop into your nearest Sanitary or Piggly Wiggly and see this fruit. FLORIDA FLORIDA ORANGES | GRAPEFRUIT Small ones for juice and large ones for peeling or slicing. Doctors urge the lib- eral use of citrus fruits to assist in guard- ing ogainst colds. These prices permit serving oranges daily. SWEETS Red or Yellow 4-10° Tender Young Broccoli bt 15¢ stringless Green Beans - 2 ' 15¢ Fancy Iceberg Lettuce, 2™15¢ California Tomatoes - - 2%+ 19¢ Brussels Sprouts _ . . 9¢c«15¢ 4 ms. 15¢ 4 s 19¢ GRIMES GOLDEN__ 4 n:. 19¢ SANICO BREAD | et messne FRENCH DRESSING “The Richer—Sweeter Loaf” ‘What better appetizer can you think of than a tart juicy grapefruit for breakfast? It tones up the system and snaps up the appetite for an enjoyable meal on which to start the day. COME AND SEE THEM. A SERVICE that means greater Two for - - - - 13¢ Two for - - - - 17¢ CABBAGE for Kraut Making Original = ,‘ Poultry Satisfaction Fast, refrigerated trucks make daily visits to our markets, bringing quality poultry direct from the poultry plant. This permits our managers to order in smaller quantities, resulting in greater freshness and a wider variety. SANICO FRYERS iy - - ™ 320 BAKING CHICKENS - - - -~ 29¢ STEWING CHICKENS - - - » 29¢ l ‘] 4 . 9¢ 25 ms. 49: SANITARY’S COOKED FRANKFURTERS | HOMINY They're | & 25‘ sl and one head of ICEBERG LETTUCE A 23¢ valae. ‘I 9 c Bothfor_... FULL ONE POUND c e’ ) WAX WRAPPED