Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1937, Page 6

This New Esskay Casing Retains All Juices and Flavor Under this new scientifi- cally controlled method only Esskay can produce such a tender, flavorful ham. What THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1937. * NO No bone—all skin and surplus fat removed % GREATER SAVINGS It’s all ham, with natural Jjuices “sealed in” THERE’S greater economy in an Esskay Boneless Rolled Smoked Ham—greater savings because Esskay removes the bone, the skin and all the sur- plus fat. This Esskay Ham is tender and more flavorful, too, because it's sealed in Esskay’s new patented cellulose casing, which re- tains all natural ham juices. Try this Esskay Ham—it's redolent of hickory smoke—its finer flavor will make a hit with the whole family. U.S. GRADE NO.I s Boneless Rolled SMOKED HAM THE WM. SCHLUDERBERG--T. J. KURDLE CO. Beech-Nut Peanut Butter taught me about Beech-Nut "My family has always been keen about Beech-Nut Peanut Butter. For one thing it ectually tastes better than peanuts. Then, it spreads more easily than most kinds do. It must be made with extra care. “So when I saw Beech-Nut Coffee at the store, I thought I'd try it—expecting to get something pretty fine. I was right; the flavor’s grand!” Do what so many women are doing—keep a Beech-Nut pantry shelf,stocked with good things from this famous line... all reasonably priced. BeaflENu%Coflbe (o BEECH-NUT CHEESE WAFERS BUILDING AGTIVITY AT SANITORIA SPED Construction of Residences for Physicians to Be Started Shortly. Construction of residences for staff physicians at the District’s tubercu- losls sanatoria at Glenn Dale, Md,, will be started in the near future, bringing the development nearer to|g completion. The main building of the adult sanatorium there was formally ac- cepted for the District yesterday by Capt. H. 8. Bishop, assistant Engineer Commissioner, from the contractor, the Kidde Constructors, Inc., of New York. Bishop was accompanied by Mrs. Ernest R. Grant, director of the District Tuberculosis Association, and representatives of the Public Works Administration. Bishop declared the institution would prove to be one of the most up to date in the country. The Commissioners have received | g bids for construction of two-family houses and two single-family resi- dences for the staff physicians. The | low bid came from T. Calvin Owens, who offered to do the work for $116,- 000. District architects, meanwhile, are | completing plans for a three-story | building, which is to provide housing for 84 employes of the sanatoria, Later work will be started on an addi- | tion to the institution’s laundry and | on construction of roads and land- | scaping of the grounds. i The adult building is to be opened in about two months, after equipment and furniture has heen installed. GREEN TAX FIGHT POINT IS PUT UP TO HUGHES By the Associated Press. Willlam McCraw, Texas attorney general, arranged a conference with Chief Justice Hughes for this after- noon to discuss the possible appoint- ment of a special master to hear tes- timony in the interstate fight over taxing the $57,000.000 estate of the late Col. E. H. R. Green | Texas, New York, Florida and Mas- | sachusetts claim the late railroad | magnate lived within their taxable | Jjurisdictions. | McCraw expressed hope, before the conference, that a special master could help untangle the conflicting claims | and ehminate a long-drawn-out court battle. l | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and con- tinued cool with lowest temperature | about 45 degrees tonight; tomorow fair and slightly warmer; gentle w‘ moderate northwest and north winds, becoming gentle east or southeast to- | morrow. | Maryland—Fair and continued cool | with light frost in exposed places in west portion tonight; tomorrow fair | with slowly rising temperature in the | interior. | Virginia—Fair and continued cool | with light frost in exposed places in northwest portion tonight; tomorrow | fair with slowly rising temperature in north portion. West Virginia—Fair and not quite 50 cool tonight; tomorow increasing cloudiness and slightly warmer; | showers tomorrow night or Saturday. River Report. | Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers | clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. Yesterday— i LSS o Kpm I Midnight _ Today — L o X am Noon ¥ to noon today.) 3:15 pm. yesterday. | Year | 5 am. today. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest. 93. on_April 18 Lowest. 19, "on February 28, Humidity for Last 21 Hours. | (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, X2 per cent, &t 5:30_a.m. today. Lowest,' 35 per cent, at X:15 p.m. yes- Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. Tomorrow. 4 5:11am; Sun. today Sun. tomorrow R Moon, today - 3 am. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly preciitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, 937 January _ February _. M September October __. Novemper December L oes 888 Weather in Various Cities. Temp, ain- Stations Baro. H'h.Low.{all. Weath'r Abilene, Tex. 490 68 Albany. N. Y. 5 Atlanta. Ga Atlantic City. Baltimore. Md Birmington. Bismark, N. GChicago, Tl ___ Cincinnati Jacksonville Kansas City Los Angeles. Loutsville. Miami. Fla Minneapolis New Orleans Omaha. Nebr. Philadelphia. oenix. A Pittsburgh Portland. Me. Portland, Oreg Raleign, 'N. C. FOREIGN. (7 am., Greenwich time. today) - ‘Temperature. Weather, London, Englan: Cloud: Paris, France Vienna, Austria Berlin,' Germany Brest.' France _ Zurich. Switzerland __ Stockholm. Sweden b i rta (Fayal, Horta (e rrent o servations.) ar 57 Cloudy time. today.) 70 Cloudy Cloudy BLOND DRIVERS HELD DANGEROUS AT NIGHT Optometrist Claims Lights of On- eoming Cars Blind Them Longer. By the Assoctated Press. BUFFALO, N. Y., May 20.—A blond at the wheel of a motor car at night uch more dangerous” PRINCESS TABLE OLEO 2-29: ===~ Farmdale Delici L e Farmdale Delicious Large Swe Hurlock String Beans ASCO Cooked Cut Beets ASCO Peas and Six Assorted Flavors JELL-O pkg.5c ASCO Gelatine Desserts or Chocolate Pudding 3 pkgs. 13¢ 45C0 PURE CIDER VINEGAR 10¢ ~ZFS"S 4SC0 Long quart bot. B2 Sauer Kraut & 25¢0 Tomato Soup § Glen Cove Clam Chowder Glen Cove Vegetable Soup - Saypakuavt “AuraKuav 4SC0 Pure Extract VANILLA 2-01. ‘I7c reg. . bot. 19¢ Baking Powder 4-0z. can 5¢ ASCO Tapioca pka. 10c Reg. 23¢ Can Herring Roe 19¢ ASCO Catsup 2 bots. 25¢ ASCO Chili Sauce bot. 19¢ Glenwood Prepared Home Style |Apple Sauce GLenwcOoPD Apple saure. Assorted Buffet BORDEN’S CHATEAU CHEESE v 2 s CRISP ICEBERG LETTUCE 2 heads 19‘ NEW TEXAS ONIONS 2 1le BACON % 18¢ | Spiced Lu Why Not Treat the Family to STORE SLICED | California Peaches c " Hi-Ho Prune Juice 2) pkgs. Briggs’ Graded Bologna Briggs’ Luxury Loaf than a brunette, Dr. Irving Strauss, tllght eyes take far longer than optometrist, said yesterday, brunettes with dark eyes and so A New York City authority on |should drive much slower.” motorists’ vision, Dr. Strauss ad- dressed the State Optometric Asso- ciation Convention here, “When ‘the lights of an oncoming car hit a driver's eyes,” he said, “he drives blind for a certain number of feet. “It takes from one-fifth to one and one-fifth second to recover natural night-driving vision. Blonds with | o 0 Yl B STORES co » B INA . The same rule applies to blond and brunette males, the doctor said. —_— May Festival Award. An award for the best May festival theme will be presented by the Wom- en’s League of Howard University at 4 pm. tomorrow at the university. —— DIES AT OXFORD LONDON, May 20 () —Prof. Stephen Herbert Langdon, 60, American-born professor of Assyriology at Oxford University, died at Oxford yesterday. Prof. Langdon, who was born at Monroe, Mich., was curator in the University Museum, Bablylonian sec tion, Philadelphia, from 1916 to 1918. He became a British subject {n 1913 and in 1919 took the post at Oxford. You Don’t Have to Look All Over Town to Save on Your Food Right at your convenient, neighborly American Siores you will always find the Quality Food you need. You'll find it priced economically. You'll be served courteously. Buy American—*“Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest” 2:23 et Peas 3 cans 25¢ 3 cans 25¢ Carrots 2 cans 25¢ HAWAIIAN Pineapple BROKEN SLICES Cut - can 5c can 12¢ can Se Choice, Solid Pack Tomatoes ns 25¢ 1 10¢ s 19¢ LONG HORN Fruits 3ie Ib. 29 AVE! EXTRA LARGE FLORIDA ORANGES 3O Farmdale String Beans ASCO Fancy Sweet Peas No. 2 can 17¢* Cooked Sweet Potatoes 3 Glenwood Prep. Spaghetti 2 cans 15¢ ASCO Tomato Puree Glen Cove Pea Soup Dawn; coffee substitute Weston's Dixie Creams Fig Bars or Ginger Snaps CHEESE Finest Southern New Potatoes 5~19c And you'il join the many thousands who know from experience that it pays to 2 cans 19¢ 2 cans 25¢ Breakfast Food of Champs WHEATIES 25k 2c NESTLE'S Chocolate Bars 2 it 25¢ bars Semi-Sweet, Plain, Almond 25 10c cans 3 cons 14¢ can 10¢ Pamunkey Water Ground CORNMEAL 1b. 9C bag 4500 Fancy Rice pkg 10c ASCO White Farinapkg. 10c You ean’t buy better bread—you might as well save the difference. VICTOR BREAD et Bread Supreme %1% 1lc Rich Milk Bread ' locf Sc sliced loaf 3-25¢ g. 15¢ 27c 10c Ib. 2'|c LARGE GREEN Asparagus bunch 2 5C FANCY RIPE BANANAS 313 No. 1 QUALITY 'Qaa&'tqfl SUGAR.CURED SMOKED AMEATS ) HAMS “ 25¢ w. 27¢ 1 m. 19¢ ncheon Meat 12 . 19¢ a Stewed Chicken Dinner? TENDER YOUNG STEWING CHICKENS - 25: ROAST 3 to 4 Ibs, Average Tender Young Frying Chickens ». 29¢ Fresh SEA FOOD PAN TROUT Ib. 10¢ CROAKERS 2 |bs. 15¢ Fillet of HADDOCK Ib. 19¢ HALIBUT STEAK Ib. 29¢ CLAW CRAB MEAT Ry n Soar Bu z Vo i . Milk-Fed VEAL CUTLETS Ib. 35¢ LOIN CHOPS Ib. 31c RIB CHOPS Ib. 29¢ SHOULDER CHOPS Ib. 23¢ SHOULDER ROAST Ib. 19¢ BREAST (to fill) Ib. 14¢ Freshly Ground WHOLE OR SHANK HALF 10 to 12 Ibs. Averaxe Beef » 2lc PRIME RIB .29 TENDER STEER orst- 21° | [ cAmenican_Siones Co_| Prises Effotive Untll Sai. Closing, Washinston and Vietnity ] LIGHT MEAT TUNA 2:29 Choice Alaska SALMON tall can 10¢ Cal. Tomato Sauce SARDINES, oval tin 10¢ PPN 16¢ cans ASCO STUFFED SPANISH OLIVES i 10e = ASCO SALAD OIL 5Y2 oz. bot. 10¢ Hom-de-Lite MAYONNAISE 8 oz. jar 15¢ Hom-de-Lite SALAD DRESSING 8 oz. jar 12¢ P PP UL LA LIPS Dill, Sour, Sweet and Sweet Mixed Majestic PICKLES 3:25¢ Princess Mustard pt. jar 10c Potted Meats 10: jars can 5¢, 9¢ Phillips Delicious BEANS can 5¢ FARMDALE EVAP, MILK 3:19 Fancy Seeded Raisins pkg. 9¢ 2 pkgs. 15¢ 4 Ibs. 25¢ S LT 0,0, 0,0,5,5,0,8,5,5,5,5,5,5, tall cans Seedless Raisins Santa Clara Prunes Calo or Marco DOG FOOD 2 16-0z. ] 5c cans MARCO DOG FOOD 2 8 oz. cans 9¢ Lykit Dog Food 4 16-0z lgc cans DETHOL PRODUCTS Flea Powder Insect Powder Dethol Sprayers DETHOL 23c it can French’s Bird Seed pkg. 14¢ Silver Bird Gravel pkg. 9e¢ 15¢ Quart Bottle 4SC0 ¢ AMMONIA and 8c pkg. Leundry Gems = 15° for ASCO Bluing bot. 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