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"CY” ELLIS SPECIAL!
Lobster Thermador
Includes shoe
string potatoes,
bread, butter,
coffee, tea, milk
or glass beer.
ij
From the Atlantic Ocean
Terns Cove Oysters
Served Any Style
Served Friday and Saturday
12 Aoon to Midnight
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J Sea Food Restaurant
Beer, Wines. Drinks
1011 E St. N.W. MEt. 6547
[ broth, fried scallops. Saratoga
potatoes. Mexican salad home
made rum buns, bread and but
ter.
This does not include beverage.
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| -SEA GRILL
} Etc.
1207-122! E ST. N.W.
Shaw Students Step Up Pace
In Salvage Paper Campaign
' Committee Pushes
School to Third in
Division Ranking
Shaw Junior High School, which
up to this week has been lagging in
The Evening Star-Parent-Teacher
Association Salvage - for - Victory
campaign, came through in Tues
day’s collections with the sixth
largest total collected from a single
school in a single day since the start
of the highly vital defense program
and jumped to third place in the
second district. Shaw pupils turned
in a total of 2,325 pounds.
According to J. G. Logan, Shaw
principal, a committee appointed to
take charge of the campaign has
served notice on other schools that
Shaw intends to gain first place.
Three Surpass Half Ton.
Besides Shaw, three other schools
exceeded the half-ton mark, two of
them almost making a full ton.
They were Chevy Chase Elementary
with 1,944, Wheatley with 1,904 and
Woodridge with 1,308.
Other schools showing excellent
progress over last week’s collections
were Brookland. which nearly dou
bled the previous mark; Taft Junior,
which leaped from 270 pounds to
759; Langdon, from 310 to 840;
Langley Junior, from 130 to 435;
Emery, from 170 to 673, and Terrell
Junior, which increased from 60
to 886
Drive Steps Up Pace.
The response so far this week has
been encouraging. Many schools
early in the campaign depended for
the paper on only a few pupils, who
immediately realized the seriousness
of the need for scrap paper and
kept their schools in the program
of collections. The faith'ul partic
ipation by these few has inspired
others and the drive is gaining
momentum rapidly.
Up to now two schools have made
two tons in one day, one a ton and
a half and four a ton. With the
enthusiasm being shown in such
schools as Jefferson Junior, the city
leader; Roosevelt High School, the
runner up, and Bancroft, Shaw
Junior, Takoma Park Elementary,
Bethesda. Barnard and Central
Paper Collection
for Tomorrow
The following <4 the schedule
for the salvage for defense paper
collection, with the five leaders in
district No. S and their pound-'
age to date:
Kingman _2,661
Kenilworth __2,003
Blow-Webb .1,905
Eliot Junior_1.694
Smothers __— 1,315
Phelps Hayes
Browne Junior Logan
Stuart Junior
Maury
Lovejoy Carberry
Edmonds Ludlow
Madison Peabody
Blair Seaton
High School, the half-ton schools
will be just run of mine, with the
leaders finding their place in the
three and four ton groups.
Named for Promotion
Three Washingtonians are on a
list named for promotion by a Navy
Selection Board yesterday. Lt.
James S. Bierer is recommended for
lieutenant commander in the Sup
ply Corps, and Lt. (j. g.) Charles H.
Keyser and 'Allen B. Reed were
named to become lieutenants in the
same branch.
Buyer
sportswear and
accessories
One of Baltimore's largest specialty
shops has available permanent posi
tion, with excellent salary, for young
lady or man, thoroughly experienced in
buying ond merchandising in these
particular lines. Replies confidential.
LEE'S, INC.
3424-26 Eastern Avenue
Just POUR
STIR
and SERVE
Enjoy extra sleep every morning!
Instant Ralston is precooked for you
—as thoroughly as if you cooked it at home
... Just stir into boiling water or milk—
simple as pouring cereal out of a package
•. . Made from whole wheat —with a flavor
the whole family loves... enriched with extra
wheat germ to make it extra rich in natural
vitamin Bj
r... Just the kind of cereal authorities rec
ommend to help build a stronger America
*.. At grocers now— in the familiar red-;
and-white checkerboard package.
• If you prefer to cook your own cereal, ask for Ralston
Wheat Cereal, 40-year-old favorite. Cooks in 5 minutes.
INSTANT RALSTON
MADE FROM WHOLE WHEAT-£jt/n* Rich in Vitamin Bt
Two Hew Acme Markets Now Open
1619 21
17* St N.W.
CORNER 17TH AND CORCORAN
Columbia Pike
& Glebe Rd.
In the new Westmont Shopping Center, Arlington, Va.
PARKING FOR 125 CARS
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National Peanut Week -Fresh Roasted Peanuts 2 lbs. 25c
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BUTTER KERNEL PEAS 2 2S27*
BUTTER LZINEL CORN 21! 25*
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CAL, WALNUTS Rad Diamond lb 27*
ASSTD CAKES ™ £23'
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turn the enueed portion In the
bag and get a pound ef any eeffee
we eell, regardleee ef price.
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MIXED4TCGETABLES 3 Zl 20*
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8839 Alabama Ave, 8. E.£
1436-38 Irving 8t, N. W,*
232 Carroll 8t, Takoma Pk. if
1319-23 Rhode lal. Ave. N. E.*
19th and “P” Sts, N. E. if
8722 Georgia Ave, N. W. if
8629 Georgia Ave. it
1326 Good Hope Road if
Old Georget’n Rd., Betheada^fc
814 12th 8treet, N. W.
2938-40 14th Street, N. W.
1839 Benning Road, N. E.
1429 20th Street, N. W.
1619-21 17th Street, N W.
2744 14th Street, N. W.
1662 Columbia Road
6236 Georgia Ave, N. W,
906 G Street, N. W.
421 13th Street, N. E.
221-223 Md. Ave. Hyattevllle^
Piney Branch Rd, Silver Spr.A
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cakes
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Klrfcman’s Cleanser 2 cans Be
Kirkman’s Floating 8oap 4 eks 17c
KIRKMAN’S
SOAP CHIPS
18-oz SK £
Pkg ££
DISH TOWEL for lc
with 24-oz pkg Kirkman’s
Branifittd Sup at 22a
TAKE your choice of your favorite varieties... Chocolate, >
Cocoanut, or Devilfood . . . and you'll quickly agree v
they're the finest home-made type of cakes you can get
today for anywhere near 27c. Our master cake bakers use
the same cake flour and other fine ingredients you use your
self . . . you'll be glad you "got acquainted" with the
superior quality of our bakery products.
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FRESH PRUNES 2 25'
APPLE SAUCE 3 — 19c
APPLE BUTTER -2 - 25c
TOMATO JUICED 15c
TOMATOES c— *“m 3 22c
GOLDEN CORN “ 2 ~ 21c
EARLY JUNE PEAS 2 19c
SOUR KROUT '• 3 25c
CORNED REEF HASH — 19c
EVAP« RSELK 3—25c
AH Our Whits Bread Is
ENRICHED
with extra vitamins and minerals
Oven-Fresh Victor
BHEAD
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Butler *40
Harm* the Beat on Ycmr Table
- - - America'* Priaa-w inner
SWEET CREAM
Butler
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CREAMY, MELLOW
CHEESE
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Kraft’s Cheese
Aartlfsii, Velvet**, Pimento.
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Meat is a Good Source of Natural Vitamins S
FANCY TENDER YOUNG
Capons
Tender Stewing Chickens "> 29c
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Frying Chickens-28'
Skinned Smoked Hams =" -33e
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! PLATE BOILING BEEF ,b 10c
I STEER BEEF LIVER ,b 25c
I Meaty Skinless Franks lb 27c
Meaty Scrapple 2 25c
GENUINE SPRING
LAMB SHOULDERS
With Breast
BREAST To LAMB ^
LAMB stew I CHOPS
HALIBUT STEAKS lb 29c
HADDOCK FILLETS 25c
CROAKERS 19«
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CLAPP'S CEREAL KM*
CRACKETTES 'tr' 2 19
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR i S, 31*
BOSCUL COFFEE *11*
SLICED BACON Asco No-Wasta *kgb 15*
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Mr nnil Dog Food
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31 lb 9SC 9 1-*b 99c
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Oakite Cleaner 2 pkB“ 19c
Ben Ami Mk* 9c
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Daff’s WafRa ‘Mix »>k« 19a
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Hunt Club Dog Food
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