Evening star. [volume], December 14, 1936, Page A-13, Image 13

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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BEAUTIFUL
Living Christmas Trees
They stay fresh and green. Do not drop needles.
NORWAY SPRUCE AND BALSAM FIRS
Balsam Firs in large sine only.
PLANTED IN STRONG |
PAINTED GREEN TUBS |
These beautiful trees can be trimmed and H
used indoors all through the Christmas sea- 3
son. They can then be planted outdoors, mak- R
ing a lasting evergreen to beautify your home ffi
grounds. Many who purchase these trees kg
from us for several years have them grow- 9
ing beautifully on their lawns today. W
ALSO LIVING TRIES TO UOHT B
„ UP OUTDOORS fey
i* Trees Now on Display }
Both Stores—411 N. Y. Ave. N.E. 5$
607 E St. N.W. Hi
MAKE YOUR SELECTION H
Trees Delivered te Tear Heme Aar Time bD
Before Christmas H
FINE SELECTED TREES IN TUBS i
Stand about 45 inches high_$1.25 B
Stand about 55 inches high_$1.49 |
Stand about 60 inches high_$1.79 |
Stand about 65 inches high_$2.47 |
Stand about 75 inches high_$3.50 a
Tuba Included in Meaauramanta |
Beautiful Christmas
Table Trees, 98c each
Stand about 30 inches
hith.
Planted in attractire rreen
enameled flower pots with
saucers. These make a
handsome Christmas dis
play for any table and
can be planted out after
Christmas.
CEMETERY
WREATHS AND
SPRAYS,
98c to $4.50
Come In and Hear
Canariu Sing
Guaranteed
Singing Canaries
Golden Nightingale Choppern
The Birds With the Golden Voice
$5.19 each
With Each Bird We Give •
Guarantee to be a satisfactory
Male Singer
Beautiful Cages with nn 1 a
Stands, complete _ vuoltf
OTHERS AT $2.99 each
E Street Store Only
HANDSOME PALMS AND FERNS
- Indoor Plant*—Make Ideal Christmas Gifts
KENTIA PALMS BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
_ ...... MIXED FERNS
Bsnslnr In heisht from
11 inches to 1 feet In 4-Inch Pots. 40c each
9Q_ i. ye Many Varieties Dish Ferns
XO -po.ro far the tmWt> J0# aaeh
Philodendron Vine (the hardy indoor vine)--49c ea.
Beautiful Ivy Growing on Trellis_89c ea.
Hardy Ivy in Pots . . _..._10c ea., $1.00 dos.
PAPER-WHITE NARCISSUS GROWING IN
BEAUTIFUL BOWLS.
Prices Range From 65c to $1.89
Paper-White Narcissus Amaryllis Bulb. 45c ...
Buib._eoc do.. Re,fc ,e*yii;Bulhtt
15c & 20c •*.
Henryii and Speciosum Rubrum Lily Bulbs-25c ea.
F.W.Bolgiano & Co.
TWO STORES
411 New York Ave. Northeast atiuSScmu
607 E St. Northwest NAtional 0091
Fertilize and Protect Your Plants During the Winter With
Well-Rotted Cow Manure, Bu. 50c. We Deliver City and Sub
urbs. Plenty of Parking Space at Our New York Ave. Store.
To a man with a
stuffed-up head:
REL Head Cold Jelly
starts relief in Vi minute
Our Optical Shop Offers a Big Value
Modernize Your Own Glasses!
A Practical Gift!
■
THIS WEEK ONLY Our
$5 and $7.50 Values
Frames and Mountings
• RIMLESS MOUNTINGS . . . aristocratic appearance,
superb construction in white gold filled. Ask for the
Oakflex.
• ENGRAVED FRAMES ... nationally famous Runyon
white gold filled. Adjustable pearloid nose rests.
a ZYLONITE FRAMES with paddle style pearloid tipped
temples. Unusually well made. Choice of colors.
a FOLDING OXFORD FRAMES In white gold filled and
sterling, engraved. Non-slip Schwab nose guards,
pearloid nose rests, and secure fastening are out
standing features. ■ •
CALL FOR SIGHT EXAMINATION
Competent registered optometrists in attendance.
Glasses advised ONLY if needed. Don’t guess about
your eyesight . . . preserve your vision by having a
periodic checkup. Private refraction offices. Oculists'
prescriptions accurately filled.
Optical Shop—Main Floor
THE HECHT GO.
F STREET AT 7TH NAtionol 5100
k.
JEWEL TEA FIRM
WILL PAY BONUS
Average Disbursement to
Each of 27 Employes Here
Will Be $35.
Christmas wage extras averaging
about $39 per employe will be given
to 37 Washington employes of the
Jewel Tea Co., Inc., it was announced
today by the company.
Totaling approximately $1,000. the
awards are part of a $90,000 disburse
ment by that concern to 2,400 em
ployes throughout the country. The
gift checks will be distributed .on De
cember 19.
Hie current bonus Is the fifth de
clared by the company since January
1, 1934, with three of them having
been paid during 193$. In the current
payment employes of continuous serv
ice since July 12. 1936, are eligible,
with officers and senior executives
excluded.
Announcement of the award was
made here by Zach E. Wells, manager
of the local branch of the company,
after notice from M. H. Karker, presi
dent. The gift is In “practical recog
nition.” Karker said, “of the loyalty,
unity and co-operation” of employes.
Franco’s Brother
On Plane Reported
Shot Down on Bay
B» the Associated Press.
MADRID, December IS.—Air min
istry authorities said today a govern
ment plane on the Bay of Biscay
coast brought down a Fascist pursuit
plane, allegedly piloted by Ramon
Franco, brother of the Insurgent com
mander, Gen. Francisco Franco.
(MaJ. Ramon Franco, famed Span
ish trans-Atlantic flyer, was air at
tache of the Spanish Embassy In
Washington until after the outbreak
of the civil war. Dismissed by the
Socialist government, he announced
he would return to Spain to light lor
his brother. He was last reported at
Naples, Italy, December 11.)
One of the flyers was killed by ma
chine gun bullets, the government said,
and the other escaped. Which was
Franco was not specified.
WATCHMAN IS FOUND
DEAD IN NEW HOUSE
Body of 'William Wabater of
■•at Pleasant Discovered
by Workmen.
William A. Wabster. 66. of Seat
Pleasant, Md., night watchman for
the C. H. Small St Co., construction
Arm, was found dead today in a new
house on Seventeenth street near R
street southeast. An autopsy will be
performed by Coroner A. Magruder
MacDonald.
The body was found by workmen
when they reported for work at 7 am.
It was lying in one of the nearly
completed rooms beside a charcoal
fire used to dry out the plaster. There
was no evidence of violence except a
few scratches on the side of his face,
which may have been caused when he
fell, according to Dr. MacDonald.
Wabster had been employed by the
company for about 12 years.
Japan is expanding oil refining.
Fop Christmas—Give Yourself a
GOOD HEAD
OF HAIR
You need a good head of hair—
for appearance sake—more than
you need most of the Christmas
gifts which yon receive. But a
good head of hair is s gift which
must come through your own
efforts. The Thomas’ can help you
by overcoming your dandruff,
■topping your hair fall and re
growing hair on thin or bald
spots. Write for free booklet—or
better—come in for a free scalp
examination today.
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Separate Department* far Men and Women *
Suite 1050-51 Washington Bldg. *
Cor. N. Y. Avenue and 15th St., N.W. •
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“How to Retain or Regain Your Hair" (in a plain envelope). 189-A.
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BAL BOHEME POSTER
CONTEST WILL BEGIN
Competition Will Be Open to All
D. C. Artiste as Well as Those
From Nearby Area.
The annual poster contest eon
ducted each year by the Arts Club in
preparation for the Bal Boheme will
get under way this week, it was an
nounoed today by Harold Allen Long,
general chairman of the 1937 bal,
which will be held at the Mayflower
Hotel, February 1.
Open to all Washington artists, as
well as those In nearby Maryland and
Virginia, the contest will offer three
prizes to the painters of the winning
posters. The entries will be submitted
to the club December 39.
Five prominent artists and art critics
will be the contest Judges. Early In
January the Arts Club will exhibit all
posters entered.
Text* U. Own* Wide Area.'
The land owned in Hudipeth
County, Tex., alone by the University
of Texas is larger than the entire
acreage of some other State coun
tie*.
Hint Handle* Huch Gold.
Approximately $40,000,000 worth
of gold passed through the Denver
mint In 1930. about SO cents for
every man. woman and child In the
United Statue.
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Glenwood Prepared
Apple Sauce
r-i. ‘at*«« M £
lirnictra,
Glen Cove Clam Chowder can 10c Supreme
Glenwood Prepared Spaghetti 2 cans 15c Fruit Cake
Farmdale Sweet Peas 2 cans 25c il
4SCO California Spinach 2 big cans 25c * j jpC
Jj flSCD Beans with Pork 16oz. can6!4c 2-lb. C«k«, 75e
5 --:-'-v
I Phillips Delicious ^
VEGETABLE 12r ^^k In Oddition to all the items you
TC',K,*'DI-C t,® ■ B ^k 0k will need to get ready tor your
^p n m D,S H H H L holiday baking, etc., you will find
■ I ^^k can ^e your nearest 4500 Store eager to
^^k B B ■ ■ B^p serve you with the pre
H pared foods which serve so well
M when you are in a hurry, tired
from shopping. All the year
4SC0 Quality Cooked Sweet Potatoes big can 10c 'round, it's wise to deal ot your
kAi—-LA—o. Golden Pumpkin 2 big cans 23c fnendl* American Stores.
Mince Meat 45a> Buckwh't or Pancake Flour, 2 pkgs 15c Whmrm Quality Counts and
i |b, 1 go Dixie Creams; ossorted cakes 2 lbs. 25c Your Monty Cost Furthtitl
1 y ^ Fancy Evaporated Peaches lb. 15c _
TASTY, COOKED WALTER BAKER'S
Corned Beef Hash COCOA
215c Be Vi lb. ftc
cans %#
FARM DALE EVAP. MARSHALL'S IMPORTED SCOTCH
I MILK Kippered Herring
2 tod ^ C C In Tomato g C reg. 19c
cm* | ^0 Sauce ■ can
| Seedless Raisins 2 pkgs. 15c
Seeded Raisins pkg. 9c
Patras Currants pkg. 12c
Sunrise Extracts bot 10c
R fir R Plum Pudding
lb. can 27c
Ocean Spray Cranberry
Sauce can 15c
i Poultry Seasoning pkg. 9c
| Thyme, Sage or Majoram pkg 5c
i 4SCO Whole Spices pkg. 5c
j OSCD Ground Spices pkg. 7c
r Manning's ^
COOKED *
HOMINY
2 b* 10c
COT!
■J7**
Choice Mixed Nuts lb 25c
Thin Shell Almonds lb 39c
California Walnuts lb 27c
King Kole Brazils lb 23c
i NATURAL CIDER
* V 23c ”■ 39c
Fancy Layer Figs pkg 10c
Pitted Dates 2 pkgs 25c
Fancy Citron lb. 25c
Lemon&Orange Peel Vi lb 15c
Ketchup "H tQc|
Holiday Greeting* FRIS” «05 _ _ , 1 «f „ INDIA RELISH
Ass't Chocolate* DO'NUTS **** I / C I Jar make*
5£ OQc "**"• » ttB—■’’• • LE*^y.
w ^ VICTOR -
If you use candy In any DBe.n Boscul lb.
quantity, get our U»t BREAD CMmm tin ZflC
I and price*. wwttc* <■*” w
Lighthouse WALDORF a rolll 1 c, S
I?. TOILET TISSUE T1 IJC CHEESE
; Cleanser Scot Paper Towels 2 rolls 19c ^ ««.
; a H _ Scot Towel Holder 17c 2
■ V « «% 1 p Finest Domestic Swiss C
can. J Scot-Tissue 2 15c Cheese lb. 29c f
I Palmolive 3 «*«. 17C
Soap ^ I # w
Octagon Toilet Soap cake 5c
1 Octagon Laundry Soap
3 bB" 13c
Octagon Soap -
Powder or 2 ,or VC
Cleanser __
Super Suds 2 re*. pkps. 1*«
Super Suds er Concentrated
SUPER-SUDS
'Z? 18c
THRIVO Dog Food
j 3 JS, 25c
Save on Fre»h Vegetablet and Fruits
Boxed Winesap Apples 4 u>* 25c
Crisp Iceberg Lettuce 2 for 15c
Red Sweet Potatoes 4 »«. 15c
Firm Yellow Onions 3 »*• 10c
BEST QUALITY FLORIDA
ORANGES
dozen 29"
You Get Quality Meats Here—And You Save Money
Fresh Philo. Scrapple h>. MVic
p Briggs V5? Sausage Meat ib. 28c
Shoulder Chops Ib. 19c
Shoulder Roost Ib. 14c
Lean Stewing lb. 9c
I Freshly Ground COMBINATION OFFER
BEEF 1 lb. Steer Beef Liver BOTH FOR
lb. 1 V2 lb. Store Sliced Bocon 3
■^C Rtgular 4Se Value PPC
FANCY STEWING A A
Chickens ^Zoc
3 tm 4 Lb. Ammrmgm.
TENDER, JUICY
STEAKS
Round ^BSc
Sirloin 45c
SUGAR CURED
SMOKED HAMS
Wholo or
Shook Half
10 to a
Lb. Aoormgo
This Christmas9 GiPe Basket* af Quality Feed—$ 1.00, $1.40 and $2.00—Or Gift Certificates, $1.
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