Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1937, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1937. DON'T MISS |3l Bt our STOKELY SALE ; Ad on Opposite Page! There’s Not a Lot to Making Peanut Butter But . . . There’s a lot to making it right After all, peanut butter is nothing but ground, roasted pea- nuts, with a little salt added. That isn’t very complicated . . . where the trick comes in is the KIND of peanuts that are used. Ordinary peanuts make ordinary peanut butter, but the BEST peanuts make SANICO PEANUT BUTTER. SANICO PEANUT BUTTER Nothing but the finest U. 8. No. 1 pea- c nuts, roasted to a turn and given a 1 Ib. coarser grind . . . not too fine, not too jar coarse. Annuls Fourth FIGURE IN WIFE SWAPPING AGAIN IN COURT. - PARRAN PRAGES NURSESICETY Surgeon General Says Gov- ernment Should Not Take Over All Services. The time should never arrive when all public health services would be taken over by the Government, Dr. ‘Thomas Parran, surgeon general of the United States Public Health Serv- 1ce, told the Instmctive Visiting Nurse Society at a luncheon meeting in Bark- er Hall, Y. W. C. A, yesterday. “Organizations such as your So- ciety have a distinct place in the health service,” he stated, “and there should | be a co-operation between them and Government services.” | Dr. Parran believes public interest | in health work is increasing because of the expansion of health education. Public health nursing in a large meas- ure is responsible for this expansion, he commented. He was high in his praise of the work of the Instructive Visiting Nurse Society and added that it will take| years of work on the part of such or-| zanizations to elevate Washington to | the level of the average American | city in regard to a lower infant| mortality and a more thoroughly or- ganized fight against disease. “The Richer, Sweeter Loaf” - ALWAYS FRESH 9: ; BUTTER PRICES ARE DOWN! And we have a butter to suit your taste and your budget. Jumbo Roll, a good tasting, fresh creamery butter. Sanitary butter is Packecl in convenient ;A-pound sticks and Land O’ Lakes, the nationally amous sweet cream butter. LAND O’ LAKES " 4t° JUMBO ROLL . ... __™38° anooiaxes SA""'ARY’S Pm"'l's Ib. 391: Is 93 Score Butter APPLE BUTTER :3:i: .o 15¢ JERSEY CORN FLAKES " 10° SAUERKRAUT 7:o%:. 3 cane 25° TOMATOES & bis "2 3 for 25¢ CRUSHED CORN = &= 3 or 25¢ A-1 PEA APPLE SAUCE "::w 3 for 25° 0. K. LAUNDRY SOAP, 3. 10° ~ . = MRS.LEAH SEWELL KALEY. . One of the four principals in the Emerson-Sewell wife- swapping divorce case in Los Angeles, Mrs. Kaley yesterday obtained a divorce from her fourth husband, C. R. S. Kaley, in Oakland, Calif. —Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. U. S. Government GRADED and DATED EGGS Graded as to sise, condition of yolk, white and shell. ‘Thoroughly dependable eggs. 3 SANICO Geade B___ 9°% 2° BREAKFAST U.S Grade A____doz. tall cans Sealect Milk - - - 3 . 20c Borden’s cini. Milk, 3 &5 22¢ Jell-O Desserts - - - - = 5¢ Royal Desserts - - - - »« 5¢ Sanico Mayonnaise - %' 27¢ Salad Bowl Dressing :*23c Lang’s c.um« Pickles - ' 10c Fresh Fig Bars sux. . - » 10c | Budget Bureau. The amount appro- At the outset of the meeting, MIS.| prigted for the school for the fiscal Harlan Fiske Stone, president, out-|vear 1938 was $225,000, of which lined & brief history of the society. | §111,000 was for personal services and | Miss Gertrude H. Bowling, executive | §114000 for maintenance and opera- secretary, then reviewed the activity| tion, s of the organization during the past| The maintenance i year, citing many instances where serv:l' to care for 348 b:;s “;:: :‘;‘::?:,}:2: m:e' lzrashrendcflredfl mD n[rm“ poverty | population for the first six months of stricken homes in the District. the current fiscal yea: Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr., and e oo an Mrs. Charles C. Glover, jr., were in charge of the luncheon arrangements. Except Four Varieties 2= 25 HEINZ KETCHUP 14 ounce bottle ___ I 7c KIRKMAN'S BORAX SOAP this number continues during the last half, an additional $8,000 will be re- quired on a daily per capita cost of . 6812 cents, it is reported. ‘SOUTIIEAST UN;T ‘“‘T:&yag‘;fig:::lm.‘“o" is for new ASKS BRIDGE ITEM | —— — Business Men Want Hearing on | Appropriation Stricken From Budget. The Southeast Business Men's As- | gociation has appealed to Senator cans for Visit Our 2nd-Floor Dinint Room Fresh Potomac Shad Roe, 85¢ BONED SHAD DINNER, 75¢ Special Sea Food LUNCHEON HOUSECLEANING NEEDS Thomas, chairman of the Senate Ap- propriations Subcommittee, in charge of the District supply bill, for a hear- ing on the initial appropriation of $325,000 for construction of the new | Pennsylvania avenue bridge. The item was eliminated from the 1938 | District supply bill “without basis of | facts,” the organization claims. The request for a hearing was con- tained in a letter to Senator Thomas from Louis F. Frick, secretary of the association. The appropriation was intended to start construction of the bridge. In the letter, Frick accused the House Subcommittee on District Ap- | propriations of inconsistency in strik- ing out the bridge appropriation and | substituting an item of $40,000 for | repairs, designed to maintain the | present structure for several more | years when this year's budget already | expended $25.000 for the study of plans for the new span. “The $40,000 substituted in the es- i timates for repairs to the bridge by | the House Subcommittee on Appro-‘ priations, coupled with the 525,000i already used from this year's budget for study of plans makes a total of $65,000 that has literally been ‘thrown away,’” Frick commented. MORE FUNDS ASKED $11,500 Request for School Sent to Budget Bureau. | Training Supplemental estimates, amounting to $11,500, for the National Training School for Boys in Washington were sent to the House yesterday by the | NO EXTRA ARE aoute OF ® Challeng®® g COBC 2% ‘t:om Cuichd . mmn‘fl an 0day o 40¢ .o ove s” Raw Oyster: Bar ) ot LADY, Wiy DIDNTN® ax YOU HADTO BE wt [ LpBrs o ¢ the Fostes! q in the World? .20, armi¥ :‘oi\'? 16 hour® 10| SANI hes S e D b 23 € Camay Toilet Soap =2 . - -« 6¢ Lifebuoy Soap .avi Palmolive Soap ... Harvest Blossom Flour Sanico Flour Washington <. Flour Quaker Puffed Wheat Quaker Puffed Rice Peerless Macaroni Morton’s Salt Columbia Salt Chipso, Rinso, Oxydol -z« »= 2(¢ Super Suds “seriis? * e ver (€ ‘Lighthouse Cleanser an 3¢ PROTECTO MATCHES Packages of 10 Small Boxes 121b. sack 121 sack 121b. mck In Honor of Washington’s Great Cherry Blossom Festival One of those delightfully textured cakes for which Sanico Bakers are famous. Maraschino-style cherries are used in the icing and cherry juice in the batter. It will present a pleasing appearance on your table and its goodness will delight all who taste it. . SANICO CHE U. S. Government Inspected 7 U. S. Government Grade No. 1 TARY’S FRANKFURTERS * 25° If you could see the fine ingredients that go into these franks, watch the care exercised in manufacture, then see the Government inspection, you would realize, why they taste so good. There are no finer Frankfurters made! whole or half Sanico Hams v 27¢ Sanico Fryers T ™ 38c¢ Hormel Bacon - % » 18¢ Briggs Pep Pork - ™ 39¢ Delicious Sugar-Cured SANICO BACON A nioe distribution of fat 1/, Jh, 1 8‘ and lean—sa wonderful flavor. pkg. Chuck Roast - - - ™ 2l¢ Rib Roast Ground Beef - - - ™ 2lc Sirloin Steak - - - ™ 45¢ THURSDAY ONLY CHIPPED BEEF +10° Again for tomorrow only 1 —we offer this savings. /4 SANITARY'S ALL-PORK SAUSAGE MEAT . - 25¢ Veal Cutlets - - - = 39¢ Breast of Veal - - ™ 15¢ Shidr. Veal Roast ™ 19¢ fiF | New EhEnElite‘ ég OEREAL BOWL With Two Packages of WHEATIES 2 e 23c “The breakfast of champions” Prices Quoted Are Effsctive in Washington and Vieinity From Noon T oday Until Close of Business Saturday, April 10, Rib Veal Chops - - ™ 31c Stuffed *3" Veal - ™ 29¢ Briggs %% Bologna ™ 25¢ SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! FAIRFAX FARMS DAIRY CREAM AND MILK 2—1,-pint 1 quart of bottles of milk and 1/, pint of COFFEE CREAM Both zsc for A Regular 31c alisc Value RRY LAYER “A Spectacle in Cake” Two-pound—Two-layer LARGE Reasonably Priced In All Our Stores BAB-o Ayl 2 cans 230 Gem Scrub Brushes e |0C Red Handle Brooms eacn 396 Our Special Brooms eacn 236 cike lnc powder l |° 12 0z, can ¢« Drano~23¢ SaniFlush - 20¢ PARSON’S - AMMONIA 10 oz. a b 8¢ e 19¢ 10 Quart Galvanized Pails -~ 23¢ Johnson’s Floor Wax_ ... 59¢ windex ‘Washes Windows Without Water — = - - POU 19¢ Wright’s Silver Polish____: 23¢ OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 4 The old reliable, 3 cane Zoc still chasing dirt NAVEL ORANGES The season for California navels is drawing to a close, but you still have a short time to enjoy them. This sale is on the big sizes. They are ideal for slicing or serving halved for break- fast. New South Carolina Cabbage =20 3l pointed head Nancy Hall Cured Sweet Potatoes - - 4™ I9¢c ICEBERG LETTUC Spring Crop Arizona % head 1 00 Fresh, Green Lima Beans White or Yellow SNOWBALL CAULIFLOWER:: - Fresh Squash 1% Tender Texas Red Bunch Beets Crisp Stalks of Celery WINESAP APPLES w.cersox HUNT’S ITALIAN PRUNES 2y 30 oz. cans 2 2 =f15¢c l . 315_.‘ 251: Over 20 Years of Constantly Increasing Popularity Fancy Our Famous GREEN BAG I COFFEE “It’s Delicious” A typical example of the moderate g‘x;l‘cl:etss found in Hunt's Su eme A 30-ounce can of delicious its. prunes for 12, cents! 1937