Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1937, Page 7

Request Program Played By Natlonal Symphony “Unfinlshed Symphony” Among Numbers Presented by Orchestra at Constitution Hall. Schubert’s BY ALICE E LTRONS of the National Symphony heard again their favorite works from the orchestra’s repertoire Hall. ferent “The Marriage of Figaro. “Voices of Spring,” Tschaikowsky’s«s “Nutcracker Suite” and Wagner's “Tannhauser” overture. This was as fine a selection as could be desired to show the full powers of the orchestra and the manner in which the men acquitted themselves yester- day could not help but awaken a pride in every one that such n organization was a local one. The many fine points which put the seal on artistry were present in abundance and as a sum- ming up, as it were, of the season's work it was decidedly inspiring. The attitude of the public toward the The MUTUAL INSURANC ALBERTR. ‘The program was made up of request numbers, those of dif- classes of composition receiving the highest vote being chosen. By means of this system yesterday’s audience heard the overture to Mozart's Schubert’s “Unfinished Symphony Is VERSMAN, yesterday afternoon at Constitution " Strauss’ waltz, growing orchestra might be classified | into three groups. Two cf these are| major ones comprising the people who | immediately demand absolute finish in performance and those who are so kindly disposed as to a.claim every- thing as perfect. The third group is smaller, made up of those v know that it requires time to attain artistic finish and are willing to allow time for that accomplishment. The minority class vas the winner yesterday, for the orchestra has ful- filled its faith and lived up to its ex THE E pectations. Through the years of its existence the aorchestra has steadily progressed, growing constantly more expert in onc way or another. In these numbers of yesterday’s program, which Dr. Kindler has programmed often before, one has a Lasis of meas- urement of the artistic growth of the organization and one could well be gratified at the advancement that has been made. In the first place, the entire tone of the orchestra has become solidified, as it were, with the raggedness of unequal attack eliminated. With this has come a finer tonal quality which lends itself to any desired interpretive effect with real spontaneity. There is, further, a greater uniformity of facility s0 that increased tempo does not C'sturb the clarity of the ensemble. | Accents and increased or diminished volumes have a meaning and the: auditor’s attention follows eagerly the unfolding of the interpretive idea. One senses that her= is a group of musicians each section of which has developed immeasurably artistically and which | takes a real pride in both solo and ensemble performance because they | have something to express. That Dr. Kindler has been able to accomplish | this in a few short years against many | odds is indeed remarkable. The two first numbers of yesterday's program were especially finely played. The lovely Mozart overture was su- perbly analyzed to the L.inutest detail NING | is making the trip from Kansas City to | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C while the unsurpassable “Unfinished Symphony” held a haunting depth of sentiment. The gay Strauss waltz | had to be repeated, as well as the “Danse des Mirlitons,” from the “Nut- cracker Suite.” This most satisfying concert, enthusiastically received by the audience, ended with a noble ren- dition of the famous “Tannhauser” overture. _— 73 CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAY the 73 Club, whose members are the ives of mem- bers elected to the Seventy-third Con- gress, will have as their guest of honor Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, and as| soloist Mrs. Thomas J. Strickler, who Washington especially to sing for the | luncheon program. Mrs. Strickler was sololst with Dave | Rubinoff’s Orchestra recently and was the featured soloist on the gala pro- gram at Kansas City's President's ball this year. Having studied opera in Europe, she gave concerts . Paris, Budapest, Vienna and other European cities, and is at present a member of | the Civic Opera Co. in Kansas City. While in Washington she will be the guest of Mrs. Richard Duncan, presi= dent of the 73 Club and wife of Rep- resentative Richard Duncan of Mis- souri CONCERT BY BOYS’ BAND Greater Elks Organization Is to Play Friday Evening. THE Greater Elks' Boys’ Band of ‘Washington will give its seventh annual concert at the new McKinley High School auditorium on Friday at 8 pm. The concert will mark the opening of a series of Spring concerts presented by the band each year. The band has added to its many | first-prize trophies nine new first- prize trophies since the annual concert of last year. It is still the proud pos- sessor of the famous Washington Board of Trade Trophy. This was awarded in 1933 and the band has retained it since that time. The trophies that have been awarded to the band this year have been for out- standing parade and concert work. The concert will ve conducted by James L. Kidwell, the director of the hest Colds .... Best treated without “dosing” ‘) VVA-o l§ MONDAY, MARCH 29 STAINLESS now, if you prefer FOR SAFETY'S SAKE BUY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE e UNQUESTIONED FINANCIAL STRENGTH e ABSOLUTELY NON-ASSESSABLE POLICIES ¢ PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF LOSSES e SUBSTANTIAL DIVIDEND SAVINGS PETERS, President CHAS. M. BOTELER, Secretary E.l. OAKES, Treasurer STATEMENT OF OF THE THE CONDITION STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION O Central Manufacturers’ Mutual Insurance F THI Grain Dealers National Mutual Fire Insurance 1301 H Street N.W. Call “The Mutual’”’—National 6690 BTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Northwestern Mutual Fire Association STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION i G C. J. OF THE D. 1937 band. Music has been arranged by Lawrence Leer, assistant conductor of the band, who has arranged all the music for the past six co erts. Other arrangements are under thc direction of Harry J. Leer, menager of the band, with a corps of aides assisting in the work. Joseph Geier is ‘in charge of the program: Learned How True. One German aristocrat who ob- jected to a placard displayed by a storekeeper bearing the words “Work is the only true nobility” was sent to a concentration camp to learn how true it was. CUTICURA SOAP and OINTMENT E AGENCY H. KROLL V. HYSON H. ELLIOTT G. WHITE H. SAYER STATEMENT OF THE OONDITION OF THE National Retailers Mutual Insurance Company Mill Owners Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of Van Wert. Ohio. on the Section 847 of the District of Columbia INCOME, Net premiums Total interest and rents 1 i4 Other income 153 Total income DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid policy- holders for losses All other disbursements Total disbursements 1.020.6 1.97 ASSETS. Real estate Mortgage loans on real estate . Bonds and stocks Cash tn company’'s office Deposits in banks Agents’ balances Interest and rents due or acc All ot Gross asets _ Deduct _sssets mitted = ed 5 her assets Total admitted assets $5.707.184.55 LIABILITIES. Net unpald claims Total unearned premium * Other liabilities Capital paid up Surplus “over " all NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING District of Columbia THE YEAR Total $2.393.002.6 6140011 1.008.77 STRA( vehicles E.\nngunke tion 78.363.04 Tornado, wind- storm and cyclone Sprinkier leak- age Riot, civil < 0 mmotion and explo- sion Al other 122.987.95 15.490.44 3.08 62 Totals, L. G. PURMORT. Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me (Seal.) My com- this 9th day of February. 1937, VERA CONN. Notary Public mission expires April 8. 1938 STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE 31st day 1936, as required under the Code of Law for $3.202.504 A1 $3.400.305.64 467.66 94.003.02 $326.500.00 17.744.41 875 820.41 1,121.95 94.88 38.9 C. M. PURMORT. President. Comapany Of Indianapolis. Indial day of December. 1816, under Section 647 for the District of Columbia. INCOME Net premiums Total interest and rents Other ‘income _______ Total income ___ 80.77 11.26 8400 DISBURSEMENTS, Net amount paid_policy- holders for losses All other disbursements Total disbursements ASSETS. Real estate Mortgage loans on real estate = Collateral loans Bonds and stocks Cash_in company's office Deposits_in banks Agents’ balances Interest and rents due or accrued £ All other assets_ 0 Gross assets Deduct _assets not ad- mitted None. 2.064.4: 10 249,31 28319, Total admitted asset: LIABILITIES. Net unpaid claims Total unearned premiums 1 Other liabilities S Shus over ‘it Habilittes 1.5 Total £3.4 THE YEAR Colu Fire $1 3 Motor vehicles Earthauake Inland naviga- tion and t r ansporta- tion Tornado. wind- storm and cyclone Sprinkler leak- age Riot. civil com- motion and explosion 1.752.48 All other ____ —17.850.48 $2.007.7 J.J. FITZGERALD. President. GAGE McCOTTER. Secretary. 15.61 1.360.05 43.625.96 165.966.74 6.056.37 Subscribed_and sworn to before me 3 L. this 17th day of February. 1937 (Seal.) A. H. WELLMAN, Notary Public My commission expires July 1. on the 3lst as required of the Code of Law $451.908.98 355.242.60 00 26.342.54 2.837.45 $3.433.368.13 7.809.19 $3.425.558 04 District of 2.84 $5.175.13 1937. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THI American Motorists’ Insurance Company Of Chicago. Ill. on the 31st day of December. 10936. as required under Section 47 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia TNCOME. Net premiums $3 Total interest and rents Other income Total income .758.165.92 DISBURSEMENTS, Net amount paid policy- holders for losses All other disbursements. Total 407.825.7 disbursements Real estate Mortgage loans estate Coliateral loans Bonds and stocks Cash in company's office Deposits in banks Premjums in course of collection Interest and rents due or ccrued All other assets _____ $174,400.00 on real 21124884 3.588.800.55 2,139.961.61 576.549.52 Gross assets $6.71 Deduct _assets not ad- mitted Total admitted assets $6,698 LIABILITIES, T_‘_‘g::} unpaid claime, unearne Gher ‘Hanirities o mume 1 &NLII paid wp $650,000.00 Surplus “over all bilities 858.990.39 $6.608.723.06 Ha- NET PREMIUMS MS, WRITTEN DURING District of Total, Columbia $21,696.34 . ERCIRLY G e 80.589.59 846,079.45 850 .84 Accident Auto liability” Liability other than auto Workmen's compensation Fidelity Surety Plate glass Auto _property damage Auto _collision Property dam- age and collision oth- er than auto Total $5.404.416.88 JAB. C. WILSON. Vice President. J. A, MILLS. Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of February. (B 7y B CALENTINE Nojary Eublic, My commission expires June PennsylvaninELumber- men’s Mutual Fire Insur- ance Company Of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, on the 31st day of December. 187 As_re- quired under Section 647 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia. INCOME. Net premiums Total interest and rents Other income Total income $2.0 DISBURSEMENTS. Net amount paid policy- holders for losses All other disbursements Total disbursements _$1.634.190.13 Real estate Mortzage loans on real estate Collateral loans Bonds and stocks o ash in company's office Deposits in banks Agents’ balances Interest and rents dus or accrued All other assets $464.180.08 228.875.75 0 2.434,391.90 28175 2057241 386.067 Gross assets = Deduct _asse:s not mitted Total admitted assets §: LIABILITTES. Net unpaid claims Total unearned premium: Other liabilities Capital paid up Surplus ~ over bilities all” Ta- - 2,058.414.22 -$3.760.301.68 District of lumbia. ,932.56 0 3,458.73 0 Total. $1.644.554.39 Ocean marine 0 Motor vehicles 1839.126.29 Earthquake 1.450.68 Inland navi- gation and transporta- tion Tornado. wind- storm and cyclone Hai Sprinkler leak- Riot. efvil © 0 mmotion and explo- e sion 9.479.9: 21.86 All other 1176 0 Totals, it B840, 39.001.71 PETERS, President. ILBTRJNG Becretary. Bivsir and sworn to before me this "10th day of February. 1937. (Seal) N. W. R. HAFUS, Notary Pub- lie.” My ‘commission expires January 27.480.79 359.18 64.321.93 319.80 o o 11.982.14 1.58 Of Seattle, Wash.. on the :i1st day of December, 1936, as required under Section 47 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia. INCOME Net premiums Total interest and rents Otker income Total income - DISBURSEMENTS et amount paid policy- holders for losses 1.801.788 30 All other disbursements £4.231 45 Total disbursements _-$2.070.819.68 ASSETS. Real estate Mortgage loans on real estate Collateral loans Bonds and stocks Cash_in company's office Deposits in banks Agents’ balances 5| Interest and rents due or accrued All other assets DeSTom assets 7.075.509.69 uct assets mitted 16R.368.64 Total admitted assets $6.907,141.03 .059.21 £40.884.55 not ad- LIABILITIES. Net unpaid claims s Total unearned premiums 4.1 Other liabilities Capital paid up Surplus over bilities Total in1 81 35 455 61 Mutual company all - 2.016.206 40 7.141 NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING THE YEAR. Fire Motor vehicles Earthquake Inland navi- gation and transporta- tion Tornado. wind- storm and 141.110.43 250.694.33 7.204.51 cyclone Sprinkler leak- sgei < Riot ecivil © 0 mmotion and explo- sion 338 §11.028.91 “RHODES. President. L D. BRILL Secretary, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 35th day of January, 193 (Seal.) J. L. BOLTON. Notary Public. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Pennsylvania Millers Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of Wilkes-Barre, Pa.. on the 31st day of December. 1938, as required under Bection 647 of the Code of Law for the District of«Columbia. INCOME. Net premiums Total interest and rents Other income Total income DISBURSEMENTS. Net amount pald policy- holders for losses All other disbursements Total disbursements _ $828.079.67 ASSETS. estate loans on real $85,000.00 None None 2.710.465.67 None 828.80 2100 29,A31.13 64.98 $3.008.09 d- = 12.664.80 Real Mortgi estate % Gollateral loans Bonds and stocks Cash in company's office Deposits in hanks Agents’ balances Interest and rents due or accrued Ee=in All other assets assets Gross assets Deduct mitted Total admitted assets $2.995.427.78 LIABILITIES. Net unpaid claims Total unearned premiums Other liabilities. includ- ing .000 volun- tary cnn!innncv re- serve gt germl-nmt “fund e ‘over "Ehities °TC 1.966,631.69 TotAll Loooo o $2,905.427.78 NET m.nmms WRITTEN DURING YEAR. utncto! Total. umbis. --$703.461.57 32.433.9‘/ not. $58.047.26 106.848.83 363.000.00 o 200.000.00 Fire _ Ocean Motor vehicle Earthquake Inland na tion nd transportation Torsoldo. :md— storm and cy- 13.848.83 0 446.13 7.590.69 Bonnkler Tleak- Riot, civil com- motion and explosion All other ____ Tot. C. R. HOFFA. Becreta.y. : (Seal.) ARTHUR R. HILDEBRAI Notary Public. My commission .xnh’al April 4. 1937. 2.810.8% Of Chicago. Tllinois. on the 31st day of December. 1936. as required under Sec- tion 647 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia [ INCOME. $1.511.800.03 | Net 50'410 61t 5036 Net premiums Total interest and rents Other income prs Total income DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid policy- holders for losses All other disbursements Total Net $450.5 Al disbursements ABSETS. $1.305.601 Real Mortgage estate Collateral loans Z Bonds Cash in company's office Deposits in banks Agents’ Interest or Real Mortgage estate < Bonds and _stocks Cash in company's office Deposits in banks Agents’ balances Interest and rents or accrued All other assets________ estate loans on real due Al Gross assets $2. Deduct assets not ad- mitted 1.544.45 Total admitied assets $2.047.061.89 Net unpaid claims Total unearned premiums 1 Other Surplus over all liabilities 1.214 LIABILITIES Net unpaid claims Total unearned premiums Other liabilities Surplus over all liabilities Total NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING THE YEAR District of Columbia. Fire Motor vehicles Earthquake Inland naviga- tion t T ansporta- tion Tornado, wind- storm and 500.670.2 1.199.69 t 23.968.10 103.62 cyclone Sprinkler leak- age 37.433.98 8.421.58 $1.511.800.03 $2.497.65 T. G JMcCRACKEN. Vice President. F. T. BEST. Assistant Secretary. Subscribed and_sworn to before me this 19th day of February. 1837 (Seal.) LORA K. NORWAY. Notary Public. 194 commisslon expires January 18. BTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION All of December. Section 647 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia holders for losses Total disbursements Gross assets Dednuet mitted Total admitted Total < NET PREMIUMS W Fire Ocean Motor Earthauake Inland naviga- Subscribed and_sworn to before me this 17h day of Pebruary (Seal) STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION Iowa Towa. on the 31st day 1936, as required under Des Moines dav INCOME premiums Total interest and rents Other Total income income Total DISBURSEMENTS. Ofher amount psid policy- other disbursements $1.768.805.02 ASSETS. estate loans on real $845.942.31 132 484 .90 550.00 1.374.489.85 80807 148 788 53 209.105.34 accrued 24 40 other assets 1.738.11 $2.747.610.41 418 80 ets $2.624.191 61 d stocks balances Real Bonds and rents assets not Al LIABILITIES liabilities 524101 61 ITTEN DURING ct of mhia $4.006.17 marin 0 plu vehicles 3 o itie: Y] Dec Other ion and { - ansporta- an ¢ a Tornado. wind- Storm Cycione Hall Sprinkler leak- age Riot motion explosion on 1628 and 9057610 11191 0 ) 4.540.39 Fire 184 civil com- and a82 80 28228 00 other 50.58 $1.750.223.19 $5.086.7 J. T. SHARP. President. 19: L. R. McKIBBAN Notary Public, this (Seal ) Public Of 8andy Spring. of_December premiums Total Net amount holders for losses All otner disbursements Total value value) Gross assets Total Surpius Total Tornado, storm’ and cy- clone _ Totals STATEMENT OF THE Company of Montgomery County, Maryland the 31st required Md. on 1036, as, under Section h47 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbis. INCOME. €210 200 03 Terest 40 500.84 income and rents income DISBURSEMENTS aid_policy- P ere s £37.638.00 disbursements__ ABSETS. estate and stocks _ Cash in company’s office Deposits Agents Interest and rents due or accrued other assets in banks balances (market exceeds book $1.2 assets not ad- admitted assets S1 LIABILITIES Net unpaid claims Total unearned premiums liabilities over (mark 31. 19 243.616.33 NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING THE YEAR District of Total Columbia $216,344.00 $554.60 wind- 946.03 4.06 290.03 S888.66 LEIZEAR. President. ALLAN TP AR QUHAR Becrerary, Subscribed and sworn to before me 11th day of February, 1837 FRANCIS A. THOMAS, Notary CONDITION OF THE s ,OF THE 5 Millers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Texas Of Fort Worth. Tex.. on the 31st day of December. 1035, as required under Section 647 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia. INCOME Net premiums Total interest and rents Other income Total income DISBURSEMENTS. Net amount paid policy- holders for losses All other disbursements Total disbursements__ $949.316.21 ASSETS. Real estate Mortgage loans on real estate {n2 Collateral loans Bonds and stocks Cash in company's office Deposits in banks Agents’ " balances Interest and or accrued All other assets_ $208,000.00 216.513.29 None. 1.048.078.50 None. 210.889.79 104937.25 17.347.06 £9.603.21 $1.802.365.03 ad- 71.215.91 $1.831.140.12 rents due Gross Deduct mitted Total admitted assets LIABILITIES. Net unpaid claims Total unearned premiums Other Habilities Reserve for contingencies Surplus over all liabilities 1.027.380.83 Total $1.831.140.12 NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING ‘THE YEAR. District of Tota Columbia, sn'fl 48 $1.671.85 None. None. 40.194.08 _ 48377 _ assets assets ot 6838447 87238382 15.000.00 50.000.00 Pire __ Ocean “marine Motor _vehicles Esrthauake Inland naviga- tion and t T ansporta- tion Tornado. wind- storm and cvelone 8prinkler leak- 8.143.32 18.80 68.539.46 2.650.98 17.65 nge 1.58 Rint. civil com- motion and explosion Al other and nancy Rents use occu- $1.007.677.77 $1 751 68 GLEN WALKER. President. ED X COLLETT. Secretary. Subseribed and_sworn to_hefore me thxxul Ith day of February. CA Wotars Prbite. 2 OF THE > Millers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Association of Illinois Liinois. on the 31st day of December. 1936, as _required under Section 647 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia. Of Alton INCOME. Net premiums Total interest and rents Other income - = $1.83 Total income _ - 4,563.50 DISBURSEMENTS. Net amount paid policy- holders for losses $528.004.08 All other disbursements_ 1.119.224.80 Total disbursements __$1.848.218.88 ASSETS. $182.630.59 None None 2.123.996.75 Real estate Mortgage loans on real estate : Collateral loans Bonds and _stocks Cash in company’s office Deposits in banks Agents’’ balances Interest and rents due or accrued All other assets DeSioss assets 856.746. duct _assets a mitted 12.672.46 Total admitted assets $2,844.074.32 not ad- LIABILITIES. Net unpaid claims Total unearned premiums 1.023.R39 81 Other liablities 245.000.00 Capital paid up Burplus over bilitles ___ Total ___ sl - 1.508.604.92 --$2,844,074.32 NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING THE YEAR. District of gl mbia. SRR fone Hor hicles tor vehic] one Earthquake Inland navi- gation and T ansporta- tion Tornado. wind- storm and cyclone sprinkler leak- age Riot, civil com- motion and explosion. Totals 109.104.08 4.868.28 20.746.89 $1.654,442.03 $1.701.76 H. B. SPARKS, President. G. A. MCKINNEY. Becretary. Subseribed and sworn, to before me of ruary. 7 (Beal) Wy °J. HARMS, Notary Public. General Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Van Wert. Ohio. on the 31st of December. 1936 as required under Sec- tion 847 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia. INCOME. New premiums Renewal premiums Total premium inco, Total nterest and remtst S'1 Other "income Total income DISBURSEMENTS. Net amount paid for ldfls*ts l?d matured en- owments £6.038 Other payments to poltey- o 00n 44 holders - 176877.12 All other disbursements. 8035482 Total disbursements $113.070.38 Real estate ASSETS. Mortgage loans on estate Collateral loans Policy loans and premium IS onds and stocks Cash in office Deposits in banks Total interest and rents due and accried Net amount _of Incted and premiums All other assets $6.000.00 219.997.01 0 real £.412.08 3073 00 50596 87 3.841.62 uncol- deferred 15.784.23 —189.61 585790 .66 ad- Gross assets Deduct _assets not mitted - Total admitted assets LIABILITIES. Net reserve. required by aw < Other poliey reserves Totsl policy eclaim: Other Mabilitfes _ $565 45.961.41 $355 241 AR Capital paid up 150.000.00 Unassiened funds (sur- plus) Z 60.000.00 Total ____ . ______%56524168 Amount of ordinary busi- ness written during the y $1.223.286.00 Amount of erdinary bus- iness written _in the District of Columbia during the vear Amonnt of indistrisl hus- fness written during the year o An-num of industrial bns- written _in _the t ot Columbia C _M_PURMORT. Prestdent G. A. RFRER. Secretary. Suhreribed and” sworn to hetore me this 30th day of Janvary (8eal) C. E. TOMLINEON TR ubiic 194y commission expires March 2. 48.500.00 Prices effective until close of business Wednesday. We reserve the right to limit quantities and to refuse to sell to those we be- lieve to be eompetitors. FREE PARKING— Just opposite our doors! FOOD SHOPPING CENTERS., One of America’s Largest Food Markets. STORM W ARNING Watch out for our annual APRIL SHOWERS of SAVINGS! If you're wise you'll get caught in this flood of values! The biggest storm of quality foods at the lowest of prices! Prepare now to take the high cost of living for a ride. Just a few examples of the MONEY-SAVERS in store for you are listed here for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday! SELF SERVICE GROCERY DEPT, ARGO SALMON BAB-0 OXYDOL 18 Large Box BIG MASTER DOG FOOD AUNT NELLIE'S GRAPE JUIGE Blue Ribbon Quakty BEEF LIV BONED AND ROLLED Foreleg 0’ Lamb Ib. 23C FRESHLY GROUND HAMBURG _ PURE ALL-PORK SAUSAGE _ COUNTRY STYLE e SALAD DEPT. o Made in our spotless kitchens, right Ib. ]73 Ib. 230 reg. cans 2:: 35 WHITE EMBOSSED NAPKINS PACKAGE OF 80 Libby’s Jumbo PEAS 2 ® SALADA TEA o ORANGE PEKOE RED LABEL % (9¢ BROWN LABEL ». 15¢ Bisquick .~ <~ 95¢ BISCUITS 25¢ Libby's APPLE BUTTER 5c Ige. 25 oz jar full pound box 2 & 25¢ & 27c DELICATESSEN Freshlylb. 1 5c Sliced BOUILLONS OF MILK-FED VEAL b. 17‘ SUGAR-CURED SLICED BACON on the premises, Giant salads are truly homemade! Potato Salad or Coleslaw The largest selections in the city. .12 FISH CAKES 1/211,‘150: Pack 1 c As fresh as Spring itself! Made fresh daily TENDER GREEN BRUSSEL SPROUTS « 19¢ Fancy Globe Onions Oranges 3 » 10¢ Juicy Valencia