Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, January 29, 1932, Image 25

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1777-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, January 29, 1932, Page B-9, Image 25',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045462/1932-01-29/ed-1/seq-25.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045462/1932-01-29/ed-1/seq-25.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045462/1932-01-29/ed-1/seq-25/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045462/1932-01-29/ed-1/seq-25/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

Evening star. [volume], January 29, 1932, Page B-9, Image 25
About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 48.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (5.4 MB)

Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.), 29 Jan. 1932. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045462/1932-01-29/ed-1/seq-25/>

Newspaper Page Text

613 JUNIOR PUPILS
Seven Schools Hold Midyear
Graduating Exercises
for Classes.
Beven junior high schools graduated
613 students in midyear commencement
exercises held today and last night.
The schools and the number of diplo
mas granted bv each were Langley,
340; Shaw, 98; Stuart. 94. Garnet-Pat
terson. 80; Powell, 52; Randall. 52, and
Paul. 97.
A note of pride in their school marked
the graduation last night of Langley
Junior High School's class, which in
leaving that institution for higher en
deavors presented to the school a show
case, In which will be displayed samples
of work done by Langley pupils. George
A. Harrison, treasurer of the graduat
ing class, presented funds for the pur
chase of the case to Chester W. Holmes,
principal, on behalf of the class. The
commencement was opened with the
invocation by Rev. G. G. Kuhndahl,
minister of the Neelsville Presbyterian
Church.
James M. Coutts, president of the
class, then welcomed the audience of
parents and friends, after which Helen
Davis delivered the valedictory. Paul
ine Slavin and Iverna M. Furey. two
of the graduates, sang a duet, Schu
bert's “Serenade.” The address was
made by Dr. Harold E. Warner, prin
cipal of the Hine Junior High School.
Genevieve L. Adams, secretary of the
class, read the graduating class records,
and Ignatius L. Jacono, vice president,
read the class honors. Miss Rose Lees
Hardy, assistant superintendent of
schools, presented the diplomas to the
graduates The program also included
songs bv the entire class and selections
by the Langley Junior High School Or
chestra.
Exercises at Shaw.
Dr. Eva Dykes, professor of English
at Howard University, was the speaker
at the Shaw Junior High School exer
cises this afternoon, at which Dr. J.
Hayden Johnson, member of the Board
of Education, was the presiding officer.
Frances E. Datcher delivered the vale
dictory. Garnet C Wilkinson, first as
sistant superintendent, spoke briefly.
The "mantle oration" was delivered by
Mary Stone. The graduating class
sang several selections, and the exer
cises were completed by the benedic
tion by Rev. A A Birch. Dr. Johnson
presented the diplomas.
Harry O Hine. secretary of the Board
of Education, presided over the Stuart
commencement this afternoon, at which
Rev. c. S. Abbott, pastor of the Church
of the Good Shepherd gave the open
ing and closing prayers. Bruce Davis,
graduating class president, welcomed
the audience. The Stuart Junior High
School Orchestra presented the musical
program, which also included a piano
solo by Josephine Bertolini. Mr. Hine
addressed the graduates and awarded
the diplomas.
Miss Flaxie Pinkett. honor senior of
the Dunbar High School, was the
speaker at the Garnet-Patterson Junior
High School commencement this after
noon. Rev. F. I A. Bennett, member
of the Board of Education, was the pre
siding officer, and in that capacity he
presented the diplomas to the gradu
ates. The musical program was pre
sented bv the members of the graduat
ing class. The graduation will be fol
lowed later this afternoon by the pre?- j
entation of a one-act play, which the
students themselves conducted.
Crane Presents Diplomas.
Jere J. Crane, first assistant super
intendent of school', was the presiding j
officer ana the speaker at the gradua
tion at the Powell Junior High School
this afternoon. Rev. W. A. Roberts
opened the exercises with an invoca
tion after which Dorcthv Ratner de
livered the address of welcome. Juan
ita Claxon presented the valedictory.
The graduating class sang several se
lections. including ‘'Washington.'’ the
composition of Dr E. N. C. Barnes,
director of music of the public schools.
L. T. Walter, principal of the school,
presented the graduating class to the
audience, and then Mr. Crane con
ferred upon its members their diplo
mas. The school orchestra completed
the program.
Student orations were a feature of
the Randall Junior High School com
mencement this morning. Under the
title “Student Thoughts." four of the
graduates presented their view's of mu
tual responsibilities. Myrtle Queen
spoke on “What the Home Owes the
Child,” Florence Golden spoke cn
“What the Child Owes the Home."
Charles Fleming discussed "What the
School Owes the Child," and Dorlis
Johnson talked on "What the Child
Owes the School.” Dean Lucy Stowe
of Howard University addressed the
graduates. Marjorie Luckett, one of
the graduates, sang a solo, and Vir
ginia Humes, Louise Stewart and Virgil
Carter played a six-hand piano com
position. Mr. Wilkinson also spoke
briefly, and Mrs. McNeill presented the
diplomas to the graduates.
Pour members of the Paul Junior
High School graduating class spoke
briefly at their commencement this aft
ernoon on "George Washington: An
Inspiration for Youth.” Betty Bain
discussed the patriot as a “good home
maker,” Mary Heine as a “good neigh
bor," Lemuel Fraser as a "good citi
zen,” and Ruth MacMillan spoke on
“Washington the Man.” Richard
W.vche presented his class’ gift to his
school and it was accepted bv L. J.
Cantrell, principal. Stephen E. Kra
mer, first assistant superintendent of
schools, addressed the graduates and
presented the diplomas. The invoca
tion and the benediction was intoned
by Rev. William E. LaRue.
Diplomas were awarded to the junior
high school graduates as follows:
Langley Graduates.
Genevieve L. Adams. Helen E Adams,
Evelyn M. Anderson. Peter Athos, Mar
garet L. Barbour. Charlotte E. Baublitz,
Jacob J. Berchanko, William R. Blake,
Genevieve P. Bond, Max Boyard, Nona
V. Bradford, Margaret L. Brown. Eliza
beth S. Burnett. Ernest H. Burroughs.
Fanny Cali, Clarence J. Chaney, John
G. Christie, Rose M Cichello, Frank
Clark, Helen M. Clark. Audrey Z. Clarke,
John V. Connelly, Edgar V. Cooper,
Elizabeth V. Cooper, James M. Coutts,
Robert R. Crans, John E. Cummins,
Helen L. Davis, Paul A. Dowell, Joseph
E. Draley. Frances A. Elliott, Dorothy
R. Ellis. Warren O. Ellis, Marie R. Ever
hart, Irma H. Feigley, Ralph K. Fran
gionl, Goldye Freedman, Donald J. Fu
gltt, Iverna M. Furey, Cannella B. Gali
po, Albert C. Gasperow, Nick J. Genua,
Dorothy M. George, William L. Gregory,
Alfred C. Grosskurth, Elmer J. Harding,
George A. Harrison, Vivian A. Hein,
Dorothy M. Heitmuller, Robert J. Hibbs,
Elizabeth A. Hoffman, Bushrod W. Hop
kins, Dorothymay L. Hunt, Catherine
R, Hutsler, Verna E. Jenkins, Doris
Kaufman, Walter H. Kendall, Mary E.
Ketner, Albert L. Kohrn, Emma M.
Kolarik, Mary E. Krebs. Myrtle
E. Krebs, Charles P. Kuhn, Paul
C. Kundahl, Van N. Lawless, Jane
K. Lawlor, Harry A. Leusenkamp,
Helen Levitov, Lorraine D. Levitt,
Margaret E. Lewis. William Liggett,
Ignatius J. Lo Jacono, Anna M. Lyd
dane, Jerry F. Mackessy, Frances A.
Marans, Metheal E. Mathews, George
St. M. Maxwell, Elizabeth A. Mayhew,
Catherine L. McClain, Evelyn M Mc
Donald, Charles P. McIntosh, Edna D.
McMichael, Mary L, Merchant, Harry A.
Miller, John Musumeci, Warren I, New
comb, Nancy M. Nicholson, Frank E.
Numbers. Bertha L. Ockershausen, Ai
leen L. Page, Mary F. Page, Theresa
Papipillonia. David Parkman, Frances
L. Patane, Henrietta Perley, James V.
Perley, Grace C. Peterson, Stuart G.
Poole, Marylee Price, Ruth L. Reisinger,
Rite M. Ridolfi, Theodora Rinaldi, Ed
ward L. Robbins, Morris E. Rob
bins, Elmer O. Rosenbeaur, Milton
M. Rosenfeld, Arnold G. Rosey, Carl
N. Sampbell, Jay A. Sampsell, Ruth
M, Samuels, Margaret E, Scheer, Mary
L. Shelton, James L. Sherwood, Ruth
Slackman, Pauline Slavin, Austin C.
Smith, Charles M, Smith, Dorothy D.
Spence. Eleanor V. Stark, Margaret E.
Starling, Evelyn V. Steele, Ella C. Ste
phenson, Eugenia J. Sutton, Mildred L.
Tabb, John K. Taylor, James T. Thomp
son. Alan R. Thonsscn, Dorothy J.
Thwing. Mary Tripi, Elizabeth P. Utz,
Mary J. Voelker, Mary L. Warrener,
Peggy C. Weadon, William C. Whorrell,
Edward A. Willett, George W. Williams,
Richard H Winkelman. Ruth E Wilson,
Paula E. Wright and Richard J. Yerak.
Shaw Graduates.
Eva Jackson, Willie M. Wilson, Ger
trude B. Hunter, Etta Chapman. Mandy
L. Jones, Eva Burley, Elsie D. Bun
combe, Alva Jackson. Lucille Pierce,
Catherine Hyman, Marceline Mattingly,
Jennie Holloway, Virginia Smith, Bea
trice M. Hawkins. Carrie Hall, Ruth A.
Brown. Ellen E. Cooper, Vivian L. Car
son. Charles Davis. Edmund A. Wilson,
William B. Robertson, Mark F*reeman
Smith, Herman J. Washington, Helena
Mason, Audrey M. Greenfield, Annie E.
Payne, Catholean Lowry. Sylvia J.
Green, Mahala Lewis, Carrie Suber.
Elaine Russ. Dorethea Hamilton, Louise
Taylor, Carol Wallace, Leroy L. Smith,
Walter Turner, Walter A Roots, Her
bert Tucker, Preston Robinson, Al
phonso D. Johnson, Harry C. Lancaster,
Benjamin A. Dickson, Irving Green,
Alonza L Penix,' Bruce A. Saunders,
Sidney Foster. Sophia Parker. John C.
Yeldell, Gladys Gray, Evelyn D. Powell.
Hilda L. Lee, Christine E Hill. Dorothy
P. Brown, Lillie M Dixon. Mattie M.
Granville, Hazelean Worthy, Murrile
Thompson, Mary L. Hinton. Mayfield
Wilson. Delilah A Edmonds, Bernice
Bryant. Dorothv L. Dade, Erma E.
Chase, Elsie M. Hackett, Thelma Wash
ington. Queen Esther Norman, Ernest
F. Duckett. Kenneth Carnes, William
Hightower. Eugene R. Smith, James O.
Wormley, Earl D. Kennedy, Othello L
Jackson, Paul Taylor, PvObert J. Jones.
Vera Noble, Gladys M. Martin, Annie
R. Taylor. Mary Butler. Addie Jones,
Naomi Brown, Jean Dent. Reuben Har
ris. Pembroke J. Duvall. Siddons Perrv,
John M, Brent. William H. Scott, Ed
ward L. Dorsev. Kiirn K. Hayward,
Joseph H. Milton, Frances Brown,
Miriam E McCottrv. Mary Stone, Alice
West. Delma Bolling. Audrey Brooks
Frances Datcher and Francis Hamilton.
Stuart Graduates.
Nelson R. Jones. Joseph F. Anastasi,
Ernest J. Anastasi, Guy T. Appel, John
W. Bauer. Joseph Bonamo. Charles K.
Bowman, Lawrence T. Brady. Hugh B.
Carper, George Carvelas. Bruce C.
Davis, Joseph Crisafull, Joseph P. Di
Silvestri. Charles A. Etcher. Isaac Feld
man, Arthur M. Fones. Earl M. Funk
hauser. Henry B. Jaeger. Liberty A.
Jamison. John L. Kavakos, Joseph C.
La Salle. Frank Leongini, Dennis A.
Mclnerney, George B. Nelson. Raymond
W. O'Neill. Joseph B. Pino. Robert
Pinto. Norman Stein. Aubrev D. Small,
Angelo Rockelli, William P. Stuckert,
Mason E. Taylor, Philip Tolotta,
George W. Wallace. Thomas V. White.
Charles W. Tmmbo, Charles Berk
heimer, Harold R. Brunk, Joseph A.
Caputo, William Dreos, Charles B.
Franks, Howard V. Hoover, Elbert Lash,
Norman L. Pedersen. Elwood J. Topper,
MILAN BERETS
A Sure Sign of Spring
I
Here they are in a profusion of j
smart styles and colors,‘specially
priced at
$0.50
Sophisticated smartness, empha
sizing youth. Soft straw milan
jerets, in head sizes for miss and
matron.
Come and see them on display
Saturday for the first time.
1214 F St. N.W.
Empty Rooms Are Frozen Assets
We Hear Much Today of “Frozen Assets”
Anything on which you
cannot realize full value is a
frozen asset.
Get your empty room out
of this class by renting it
through the medium of a
“Room for Rent" advertise
ment in The Star.
Many rooms have been made revenue-produc
ing by “Room for Rent” advertisements in The
Star.
WHY NOT YOUR ROOM?
Karl Hicks, Alma J. English, Margaret
L. Krause, Jean L. Anderson, Carol O.
Bohrer, Patricia M. Barber, Josephine
F. Bertolini, Ardella M, Burrell, Vir
ginia Chappelear, Angelina D. Cokinos,
Mae B. Davis, Ethel L. Domdera, June
R Dyas, Edith Edelin, Virginia H.
Erkenbrack, Frances A. Ewers, Mar
garet L. Flood, Mary L. Gotsls, Mary A.
Gutffrida, Emmie L. Holmberg, Florence
C. Holmes, Theresa L. Hopfer, Hazel L.
Hunter. Elda R James, Ruth M, Lan
ham, Graje M. Logan, Loretta A. Lave,
Betty A. Lowen, Lillian M, Lowry, Edna
M. Mackintosh, Teresa E. Milice,
Thelma M. Mullikin, Leota M. Over
lade, Gertrude W. Payne, Jennie Pinto,
Jennie E. Principe, Sylvia Z. Rassin,
Flora D. Scocca, La Rue H. Southard,
Frances W. Todd, Ora C. Topper,
Katherine L Turner, Alma A. Voehl,
Margaret A Webb, Marion S. Wertman,
Anna M. Wilkinson, Rose A. George,
Helen R Limparis, Ella M. Mclnerney
and Josephine O. O'Brien.
Garnet-Patterson Graduates.
James W. Bishop, John H. Chaffin,
Robert Coleman. Edward C. Comick,
David H. Crew. William E. Dyson, Wil
liam H. Dyson. Raleigh W. Hawkins,
William R. Johnson, Thomas S. Miller,
Sylvester Moore. Raleigh L. Morton,
Harry O'Kellv; Richard Reeves, Charles
E. Scott, Margaret E. Brown, Olethia
C. Wedge, Alice L. Wilson, Helen V.
Coleman, Leola Glascoe, Sarah L. Mc
Kelvin, Theo Essie Murphy, Lucia A.
Richardson, Yvonne P. Warner, Albert
E. Gibson, Martha E. M. Harshaw, Vir
ginia A. Lefeged. Constance L. Bryant,
Aldena B Chamberlain, Elizabeth E.
Clark, McSenior Clark. Margaret G.
Clemons, Louise M. Drew, Ralph Gill,
Gwendolyn A. Gray, Nellie F. Hayden,
Lenora Johnson, Marian P. Lewis. Lou
ellen Redd. Willie Smith, Mabel Taylor,
Dora A. Willis, Reginald L. Wingfield,
Onnie M. Stanard, Mabel W. Taylor,
Helen O. Whltener, Samnel N. Harper,
jr.: Raymond R. Robinson, Robert L.
Stripling, Judith M. Brooks, Daris A.
Cooper. Rita V. Dearborn, Edith M.
Epps, Constance O. Ingram. Florence
M. Japkson. Evelyn W. Lacey, Antoin
ette E Marshall, Hazel L. Roberts, Mil
dred L. Simmons, Wynard N. Tapscott,
William Boddie. Ralph D. Crawford,
Aaron Gibson, William E Johnson, Ed
ward H. Lacey, Mary M, Basey, Jane
E. Belton. Jean E. Boswell, Eleanora
Brown, Thelma L. Buckner. Sally M.
Cobbs, Eloise O Dorsey, Clara B. Evans,
Pearl E. Goodlow. Antoinette B, Green
field, Angclyn F. Logan. Martina A.
Morse, Caroline G. Peterson, Eloise O.
Posey and June J. Wood.
Powell Graduates.
Thomas Athanas, Philip Bassford,
Marie Bailey, James Bernhard, Louise
Bevllle, Richard Braahears, Albert Car
pel, Juanita Glaxon, Victor Cusimano,
Alice Edmonds, Lena Elsberg, Jessie
Panning, Christine George, Irving Gert
ler, Lenora Gordon, William Hart. Mary
Harvey, Charlotte Hewitt, Jean James,
Lina Johnson, Norman Kadlson, Robert
Krailt, Ralph Lauxman, Thomas Lech
lider, Margie Love, Beatrice Marsh,
Pansy McCurdy, Marjorie McOhann,
Marie McNicholas, Thomas Miller, Jane
Murray, Melville Moffet, Edward No
gasta, Ov/en Proffitt, Curtis Porterfield,
Dorothy Ratner, Edith Rowles, Jean
Rutland, Irvin Rubin, John Sauer,
Thomas Bauer, Frank Sheehy, Armond
Schrleber. Kenneth Simmons, Douglas
Shaner, William Sudduth, Jack Sobotha,
Eva Teel, Cora Tucker, Harriet Wleler,
Betsy Winter and Constantine Yeonas.
Randall Graduates.
George H. Allen, Samuel Ashton, John
H. Buchanan, Maurice Butler, Garrett
Brooks, Arthur Caldwell, David E.
Cross, James A. Curtis, Joseph Duckett,
Charles W. Fleming, Robert L. Ford,
,1r.; Theodore D. Hill, Clarence R.
Holmes, James A. Hansborough, Cor
nelius L. Johnson, Andrew O. Johnson,
William H. S. Johnson, John F. Mat
thews, Harvey W. T. Moore, Everard V.
Muschette, Orpheus W. Tolson, Wil
liam C. Watts, Thomas A. Worth
ington, Bertha E. Barnes, Eloise
M. Barton, Mary E. Brooks, Evelyn G.
Carter, Thelma L. Carter, Thelma A,
Chisley, Thelma V. M. Clomax, Helen
M. Easton, Dorothy E. F\>rd, Mary C.
Ford, Ruth E. Ford, Florence G. Golden,
Mary E Greene, Juanita D. Giles, Aline
E. Gantt, Anna B. Hudson, Blanche L.
Hawkins, Naomi D. Johnson, Constance
B. Lumpkins, Naomi E. Miller, Lor
raine A. Madison, Mildred Murphy,
Myrtle C. Queen, Madeline Ross, Marie
E. Sims, Dorothy W. Swann, Florence
E. Thomas, Bernice Washington and
Faustlne Wilson.
Paul Graduates.
Henry E. Allanson, John G. Barrows,
Bernard P Beavers. Thomas W. Blu
menauer, John M. Cady, John R. Drm
orest, Merlll B. Dillon, Earl W. Eden,
Harold H. FYanke, Lemuel A Fraser,
Albert I. Katz, Philip M. Lasswell,
Harry S. Iondon, Robert B. Mertie.
Floyd E. Rice, John B. Schaefer,
Charles L. Sherzer, Warren E. Steiner,
Matthew W. Strosk, Rtrhard T. Wyehe
Leonard M Biggs, William H. Clarke
William F. Cleaver, Edward F. Gran
nis, John W. Linthicum, Barnett M.
Needle, Benjamin Burch, Charles Mc
Lendon, John A. Erickson, William H.
Gerhard, Roger C. Smith, Harold W.
Tabler, Carl F. Westermeyer, Walter
Eddy, James Scott, Hugh Shaw, Snow
den Wessells, Ceclle F. Boylan, Gladys
O. Bray, Helen P. Colman, Dorice K.
Colquitt, Alice S. Dickinson, Virginia
E. Grove, Clara L. Delawder, Margaret
E. Garland, Myra E. Kramer, Robert
W. Allison, Donald E. Baus, Charles
Buscher, Edwin Roller, Howard Wil
kinson, Joseph Winter, Jean E. Apple
baum, Ruth E. Butrlck, Jane F. Finn,
Ruth J. Haycraft, Ruth M. Herman,
Elizabeth A. Keim, Virginia McL. Ken
nedy, Jane P. Kephart, Marian Kinsel,
Edith C. Kramer, Betty H. Law, Fran
ces M. Linthicum, Ruth E. MacMillan,
Margaret V. Newton, Claudie L. Point
er, Patricia L, Shlves, Joanna L.
Womeldorph, Margaret C. McIntosh,
Betty J. McKnight, Norma M. Smith,
Mildred L. Thompson, Betty Bain, Vir
ginia Junkin, Phyllis Poole, Marie
Westermeyer, Mary M. Heine, June
Little, Marcia V. Pearson, Alice J.
Swann, Helen A. Swann, Ethel L.
Wolfe, Claudia M. Wylie, Lillian Hale,
Ida Kramer, Dorothy McKay, Mabel
Swan, Dorothy Barnes, Jane Beitzell,
Alice Colquitt, Alexander Cohen, Ed
ward Gray, Herman Hitz. Fred Lea
man, John Rives and Frank Sharpless.
MARVIN WILL SPEAK
G. W. G. President on Program for
Alumni Luncheon.
President Cloyd Heck Marvin of
George Washington University will be
the principal speaker at an alumni
luncheon, at the Mayflower Hotel to
morrow.
Others on the program are Dr. Fred
erick August Reuter, president of the
alumni body of the Medical School, and
Dr. Earl Baldwin McKinley of the
School of Medicine. Dr. Daniel L
Borden is in charge of arrangements.
_.... i
pgileves
^-ri
1715 G ST. NW
Richmond Heatomat
Gas Fired Boilers
Now on Display
4100 Georgia Ave AD. 0145
Woodward &Lothrop
Down Stairs Store
—e
The Important New $
Spring Dress Fashions
Black with
White . . .
—is shown in charminj
new black canton frocks,
with white applied in orig
inal, flattering, dramatic
ways, with Irish lace, lin
gerie touches, em
broidery, and self ^1 A
fabrics . O lit
New Shorter
Jackets . . .
—and this Spring's jackets
will not only be shorter,
but much more feminine.
And the frocks underneath
are full of new interest be
cause of the colorful con
trasts between the f 1 A
blouses and skirts. jplU
Vivid Color
Contrasts . .
.—in delightful combina
tions of gay prints and
plain colors, in striking
contrasts of two different
colors, or in two tones of
the same color. Especially
smart is the new red,
white and blue
combination.
Sizes 14 to 20—38 to 44—161/j to 26Vi
THE DOWN STAIRS STORE
Little Girls’ Linen Frocks
Little Boys’ Suits
Specially Priced
each
Numerous styles, fully cut and
beautifully tailored—of soft, fine
Irish linen, in lovely pastel
shades of blue, green, and maize
—and combinations of white with
these colors. Very exceptional
values. Sizes 2 to 6.
THE DOWN STAIRS STORE
Lower Prices
on Butter
For the fifth time since the New Year began
we are making a reduction in the retail price
of our quality butters.
The market is lower, and no time is lost in
passing the saving on to our customers.
Fancy Creamery
Cut fresh from the tub
Finest quality Lb** 28C
and low price—
exceptional value Jtl *'
Price a year ago—33c per pound
i SUNNYFIELD
Packed in Y^-Ib. Prints
: Finest quality, fresh ^°C
pasteurized and ex- A . .
quisite flavor. £ Lfc>8’
Price a year ago—37c per pound
IN OUR MEAT DEPTS.
Also in All Grocery Stores
Sweetmeat Skinned
Smoked Hams
10 to 13 lb. aver. *n ^ -
Half or Whole A
Center Slices, lb. 25c
Lean Strip Bacon .,b- 15c
Fresh Shoulders . .,b 12c
End Pork Chops . .lb 14c
Center Pork Chops ,b- 17c
Brigg's SZ" . . . . ,b- 20c
Auth's lb 20c
Fancy —
Leg of Lamb lb ISC
Pork Roast, 2,bs25c
Tender Beef _
Chuck Roast lb 12c
Fresh Killed Roasting
CHICKENS lb 29C
Fresh Killed Stewing
Chickens . ib. 25c
FRESH PRODUCE^
FANCY FLORIDA
GRAPE FRUIT
3 Eor 10e |
Serve Halved for Breakfast
Fresh Broccoli . 2 Ibs- 13c
S+ringless Beans . 3 lbs- 25c
own Spinach . . 3 lbs- 19c
b/rr Lettuce hL 19c; hL 23c
New Cabbage . . ,b- 5c
Crisp Celery . 2 bunches 25c
Delicious Eating ^ —
APPLES 2 15C
#
York Imperial _
APPLES 3 lbs IOC
ORANGES 15C
Fancy Yellow Sweet _ —
Potatoes 4 lbs 1OC
Cauliflower head 15c
DEL MONTE
PEACHES
3Lgc-Cans 49«
Halves or Sliced
I
| PEARS
| Lge. Can 19«
> Del Monte Bartlett Halves $
DEL MONTE
Fruit Salad
Lge. Can
For Salad
siicl’d Peaches . . 2tallcans25c
D. M. Apricots, 2 ta" rans 25c
D. M. Cherries . .,ge■ ran 25c
D. M. Pears . .2 No 1 rans 29c
D. M. SI. Pineapple, 3 50c
D M. Asparagus Tips p,ca7 17c
D. M. Sugar Peas, 3 med cans 49c
Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs- 45c
White House Milk, 3 ££ 20c
Grandmother's BreadV? 5c
mother's Doughnuts . . of1?' 10c
Nucoa Nut Margarine lb 15c
Nutley Margarine • • 2 lbs' 25c
Fig Bars .... 2 lbs- 25c
SUNNYFIELD Plain
FLOUR
12 Lbs. 27 C 24 Lbs. 52«
For All Home Baking
Wildmere Strictly Fresh
EGGS23«
Sunnybrook
Fresh Eggs
dozen 31c
Sunnyfield Sliced
Bacon
pkS.
Quaker Maid Beans, 3 cans 17c
Sultana Red Beans . .can 5c
Camps Tomato Soup . .can 5c
Standard Corn, 3 mfd cans 20c
Sunsweet Prunes . . Vfi: 19c
Navy Beans . . 3 lbs 13c
Blue Rose Rice . . .lb- 5c
Encore Macaroni . . ^ 5c
RICH
AMERICAN
CHEESE
lb. 19©
Uneedas 2 pkps. 9c
SPARKLE
Pure Fruit
GELATIN
3 p5C. I 7c
Hostess Devil
Food Cake, 25c
SULTANA
APPLE
BUTTER
28-Oz. Jar ISC
Sunnyfield Pancake, 2 pl,gs 15c
Mello Wheat . . .rkg 15c
Dromedary Dates . pkg 19c
Sfi* Peanuts . . . IZ 14c
Keystone Mincemeat . 2 ,bs 25c
Mott's Cider eaI 25c; *al 45c
P&G Laundry Soap, 5cakes 19c
Waldorf EJS . . 4ro,,sl9c
PILLSBURY’S
Flour
Lighter, Fluffier Cakes
THE COFFEE TRIO
8 O’CLOCK
lb. 17c
RED CIRCLE
lb. 25c
BOKAR
lb. 29c
KIRKMAN’S
Laundry
SOAP
^ Cakes J^C

Evening star. [volume], January 29, 1932, Page B-9, Image 25
About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Evening star. [volume], January 29, 1932, Page B-9, Image 25 About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Evening star. [volume], January 29, 1932, Page B-9, Image 25
About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972