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CLIMAX DUE TODAY
■ IN HAWAII “BATTLE”
“Blues” Have Three Days to
Take Islands From Foe
in War Game.
By the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, February 11—A climax
In the war game, in which possession
of the Hawaiian Islands is at stake,
eras expected today. Army and Navy
pwces of the United States are the
combatants.
The islands are being defended by
a ‘Black'’ force, which the attack
ing "Blue" force seeks to dislodge by
landing troops and capturing "Black"
defenses. Three days remain for this
task. If by Sunday the "Blue" force
Is still at sea, "Black" will have won
the "war.”
Army flyers, doing night patrol duty
for the "Black” defenders, reported
shortly before midnight to "Black"
headquarters they had sighted most of
the attacking fleet off the Oahu Island
coast line.
Word immediately went down the
line to prepare for a dawn offensive by
the “Blue" fleet.
Ships of the “Blue” force have 40
000 troops for the attack on the island.
“BUD” STILLMAN TO GIVE
MEDICAL CAREER TO POOR
Friends Says Son of Banker Has
Pledged Life as Doctor to
Charitable Work.
By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, February 11.—The Boston
American says in a copyrighted story
that James A. "Bud” Stillman has
pledged his life as ^ doctor to service
among the poor.
Stillman, son of the New York
banker, James A. StUlman, and heir to
a huge fortune, is a student at Harvard
Medical School.
The American says Stillman's friends
revealed yesterday that he will devote
his career as obstetrician and specialist
in women’s ills to charitable work
among patients of free institutions.
He is a daily attendant at the clinic
of the Free Hospital for Women, in
Brookline, studying among poor patients
the problems he will encounter later in
life, the American says. *
RESERVE AIR OFFICERS
ENTER U. $. ASSOCIATION
Bolling Field Chapter Formed by
Residents of Capital and
Vicinity.
Reserve officers of the Army Air
Corps in the National Capital and vicin
ity, at a meeting Wednesday night In
the War Department, formally organ
ized the Bolling Field Chapter of the
Reserve Officers’ Association of the
United States.
Capt. Leroy J. McCarty, Washington
realtor and war-time Army pilot, was
elected president.
Capt. Jesse W. Lankford, Department
of Commerce, Aeronautics Branch, was
elected vice president and Capt. Otis
F. Tabler secretary-treasurer.
Members of the association are keep
ing up flying training at Bolling Field,
and last Sunday pul up a three-ship
formation for formation training.. This
will b? expanded later to five-plane
formation flying.
Lieut Newton Longfellow of the office
of the Chief of the Army Air Corps de
scribed to the Reserve officers many
vitally important improvements made
during the past few years in anti-air
craft defensive methods. Anti-aircraft
defenses have increased 1,000 per cent
in efficiency since the days of the World
War. he said, and now present an ex
ceedingly serious menace to successful
air attacks on protected areas.
pi CRUST
every time
m The reason you c>n make light,
■ flaky, delicious pie crust at euery bak
i ing with FLAKO is because the in
I gredients are perfectly blended in
1 exactly the right proportion*,
m No measuring, muting or sifting.
% You simply add water, roll and
% bake. FLAKO removes the un
\ certainty from pie crust mak
ing. And take* only four
^k minutes from package to
oven. At your grocer's.
FI PRODUCTS CORP.
| lallW# New Brunswick, N. J.
Endorsed b4 _
Good Houseketying
A MEAL IN ONE... and what a meal!
5erve a luncheon of Phillips Delicious Bean*
cold, thin slice* of ham, fresh fruit and hot
tea ... and fordinner, hot Phillips Delicious
Beans with tomato sauce, lettuce hearts and
fruit pie. Sounds good, doesn’t it? But the
taste is a hundred times better when you
have Phillips Delicious Beans, cooked and
eeatoned the special Phillips wsy.
On sale rit your grocer’s.
Hie same high quality and fine flavor are
to be found in all products packed under
the brand PHILLIPS DELICIOUS.
PHILLIPS PACKING CO., INC., CAMBRIDGE, MD.
Don'f mil* "MaMy Mamanh"
naxt WutnMdsy Craning 1:30
f. 5. T.erar this N. I. C Chain:
V.'JZ, WHAM, WtAL, KDKA,
WGAK. W IS, WJK, WLW.
New Low Prices! .
Mayonnaise
Best Foods, Kraft, Blue Ribbon
‘ir 15« pw 29c
* •" •_'
Theta Prices These Prices
Prevail ia Prevail ia
Washington Washington
and Vicinity and Vicinity
__ _ £ _ _
New Low Prices!
Gold Modal
Salad
DRESSING
S-ouncu _ Full Plat ■ W* ^
I j" yc j" ly |
FINEST QUALITY j
Pineapple
Lowest Price in Years
Honey Dew brand, all bear*
ing the DOLE 1 imprint on the
top of each cant i* Hawaii’*
fined quality.
r*°n * 9 cans 99i»
SLICED M Utflt
No. 2 A
can / cans
CRUSHED Lt
No. 2'/,
can can
SLICED
—enjoy more healthful juice
pressed from fresh Florida
oranges.
Fresh Stringless Beans.. . .2 a 23c
California Carrots.bBnch 9c
Yellow Turnips.-.4a 10c .'§
Iceberg Lettuce • 2 hds- 19c
Ripe Tomatoes • 2,b- 25c
Fancy Spinach . 3 "*■ 17c
York Basket Apples.6 «a. 19c
West. Boxed Apples 533L 4 lbs- 25c
Florida Grapefruit.5 for 25c
White Potatoes.10 »a. 15c
CALIFORNIA
NAVEL
ORANGES
—delicious and easy to eat;
•asily peeled and broken in
to segments without spraying
juice all over you.
6 - 15c
6 20c; 6 30c
. . . not all tizet in all
atorea
1 ' »■ K—g
Look!
Phillips Delicious
Pork and Beans
Black-Eyed Peas
Tomato Soup
Prepared Spaghetti
-- i
May We Suggest
Sanico
Caramel
Layer Cake
“You’ll like it”—just like
you’d like to make at
home.
I
Crullers_p^. 10c
Sponge Layers . 15c
Angel F’d Cake 25c
Cup Cakes ... 2 for 5c
Pound Cake-30c
Pan Rolls . . . . doz. 10C
Pocketb’k Rolls. 15c
JUMBO
BREAD
Pound Loaf
• • • •
Sanico Sliced Qm
S’dwich Bread
• • • •
Rye Bread .. . -9c
• • • •
Raisin Bread ,.. lie
Chock full of delicious
raisins—try it toasted ...
it’s so very good.i
Prize Value of the Week-End!
BIG
SALE
ON
In
All
Stores
# - ' • ;
Your icebox has room for this outstanding food buy;
'One dozen Sanico Selected Fresh Eggs and a pound
of Gobel-Loffler’s Sliced Bacon at the lowest price ever
y— GOBEL’S Sliced BACON
and
Dozen SANICO Fresh EGGS
,L
... a few short weeks ago the eggs alone sold at this price
LENTEN
FOODS
Alaska Pink Salmon ran 12c
Chum Salmon.can 10c
Kinney’s Salmon
Steak . ...can 29c and 50c
Argo Tuna.. ,No- * can 10c
Catalina Tuna -No- '■'* can 10c
Catalina Tuna No # ran 17c
White St’r T’na No * can 23c
Domestic SardinesNo- ^can 4c
Crown Br. Sardines 2 cans 15c
King Oscar Sardines can 15c
Del Monte Sardines can 10c
Wet Pack Shrimp • « can 19c
Deep Sea Shrimp.. ,r,aw 35c
Wisconsin lb | Qc
Cheese * 7V
Kraft Pkg. Cheese pkg. 19c
(Except Shriis)
Kraft Swiss Cheese pkg. 23c
Blue Moon Cheese pkg. 19c
(Except Roquefort)
Blue Moon Roqueft pkg. 23c
Pabst-ette.pkg. 19c
Heinz Vegetarian
Beans.ran ny2c
Ritter Vegetarian
Beans.3 cam 25c
Peerless Macaroni.. pkg. 5c
Sanico Macaroni, 3 pkg*. 25c
Mueller’s Macaroni pkg. 10c
Ritter Spaghetti. .3 can* 25c
B. & M. Flaked
Fish.ran 11C, 19c
Gorton’s Ready-to
Fry.2 cans 25c
gff 4 19c
^ Specially Priced Until Saturday's Closing!a
Heinz Tomato Catsup £2 12« w.u l9e
Tomato Ketchup as only Heinz makes it—priced very low.
Hershey's Cocoa .... 9 9 Pound Can 19«
Medium Size Prunes .... 4 Lbs. 19«
It’s good food cheap when you buy prunes at 5c a pound
Swift's Sunbrite Cleanser. . 3 Cans lie
1L_
Bulk or Carton
LARD
2ib*- f°r 15c
NUCOA ~
Margarine
Campbell's Tomato Soup .... 3 c„„., 3 qc
Hunt's Supreme Fruit Salad ^,e23c 2 *» 45*
* '• !v
Hunt's Supreme Cherries \ 2 *» 45*
Hunt’s Supreme Quality Foods are all fancy grade . . . the very finest packed.
“Taste tells why they are so popular.” Try the Royal Anne Cherries and Fruits
for Salad at this very special price. * |
Granulated
SUGAR
10 lb. bag 45c
SUPER . Q
SUDS p'
The Speed Soap
Sanitary Special Coffee *• 17c
FAMOUS Green Bag Coffee ">• 25c
Sanico Finest Coffee . *• 35c
Jumbo “w Roll Butter . *■ 29c
(rriiFT Butter . «■ 30c, 2 •* 59c
& Butter . «>■ 33c, 2 65c
Sanico Fresh Eggs S 25c
RockinghamEggs 33c
Low FLOUR Prices I
\
5-Ib. bag 12-lb. bag 24-lb. bag
17c 35c 65c
stss. 22c 45c 89c
Ceretota and Pilltbury’t Be»t priced same at Gold Medal
where sold.
1 _
St’dard Grade Corn, 3 20c
Standard Grade Peas “ 10c
Standard Cnt Beans, 3 23c
Standard Tomatoes, 2 ™ 15c
- Sealect Evap. Milk, 3 -- 20c
Safe Home Matches. 310c
Brillo, 3 ■‘K' 25c S. O. S., 2 p*r 25c .
Kirkman’s Soap . . 5c
GOBEL’S BACON « - lOc
Prime Rib Roast___lb 25c
Tender Chuck Roast ,b I2jc
3-Corner Roast.. . . .;.t.. ,b 17c
Hamburg Steak r..Ib 15c
Lean Boiling Beef. »• 10c
Beef Liver......«» 21c
Smoked Shoulders_>b 11c
Puritan Sliced Bacon_Ib 25c
Lean Strip Bacon.— ,b- 15c
I SKINNED HANS^>b 15c
! LAMB SALE 1
... best quality lamb in Washington 1 |
Leg of Lamb . . . i*. 18«
Loin Lamb Chops 35* i
Rib Lamb Chops u>. 29e |
Lanb Hindquarter u. *!•
| ( Effect an additional saving—have the meat cutter
< slice the chops off for you, then you can serve them at j
| breakfast.
PORK ROAST Si “• 14c
Lean Pork Chops.,b 14c
Select Pojk Chops.....,b 17c
Fresh Shoulders ,.. 12c
Lean Fresh Hams.,b 17c
FISH for FRIDAY \
Sliced Halibut.,b- 25c
Sliced Salmon.">• 29c
Sea Trout.,b 12£c I
Boston Mackerel.>b 121c
Fillet of Haddock...,b 23c
Cooked Shrimp. . h «»• 23c «b- 45c
Standard Oysters.. pt- 25c it- 49c

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