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SALAD OIL
— not needed with Calavos
Hard to get salad dressings? Then you’ll be
glad to know those luscious Calavos are rich
in natural oils.
I. Serve Calavo Halves with
lime or lemon.
i. "Oil” a tossed salad by mixing in a
diced or mashed Calavo —add lemon
or lime juice, or vinegar.
CALAVO
(T.M.Reg.) California's finest Avocado*
For free Recipe Folder—write Dept. 93-J
CALAVO GROWERS OF CALIFORNIA
4833 Everett Avenue • Los Angeles 54, Californio
I
FOR SPRING ONIONS AND RADISHES 4
AT THEIR TEMPTING BEST...
*Ib ENJOY EACH BITE to the full,
sprinkle your tender spring onions
and crisp red radishes generously
with Sterling Salt.
The sparkling white grains of
this zippier, zestier, tastier salt are
uniform and fine—they enhance the
garden goodness of all fresh vege
tables—at your table and in your
kitchen, too.
This "Salty Salt” comes plain or
iodized. Ask your grocer for a
bright blue package today.
fyexCiflty MUNS QUALITY
: A Practical Loan Plan
For Every Need or Emergency
OUR PAYMENT PLAN
Hole Loan Proceeds Time Monfhly Pavmenl
S 126 SI 1 3.53 * 1 8 Mo. $ 7.00
306 275.71 1 8 Mo. 17.00
504 -454.10 1 8 Mo. 28.00
756 681.1 6 1 8 Mo. 42.00
1: 1008 908.28 18 Mo. 56.00
* Some types of loans can only be made for 12 months.
• All plans include life insurance for the duration of the
loan. In case of death, the unpaid balance is cancelled.
, Our Personal Loan service is prompt, confidential
and economical. It is as convenient to you as your tele
phone. Call us, make your application by phone, and
> come in to close it.
UBURBAN NATiONAI
BANK L
'
' Per tonal Loan Dept.—Silver Spring, Md., SHepherd 2130
| Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Resources Over $20,000,000
Open Every Monday—4:30 to 6 P.M.
Record Student Body
Predicted for G. U.
As Veterans Enroll
I Returned veterans have increased
Georgetown University's enrollment
this month to a scant 100 below the
12,505 students enrolled before Pearl
Harbor, and President Lawrence C.
Gorman. S. J., said today the next
quarter-term in July should see the
largest student body in the school’s
history.
The 1940-41 enrollment, the rec
ords show, represented the fruits of
a 10-year "come-back" from ap
proximately the same size student
body in 1931-32, when the depres
sion began making heavy inroads.
More than half of the April en
rollment is made up of former serv
icemen.
Increased registrations in the
college of arts and sciences, hard hit
by selective service during the war,
have necessitated the appointment
of an assistant dean to help take
I some of the burden off the shoul
I ders of the Rev. Stephen F. Mc
| Namee, S. J., who is being swamped
| now with applications for next July
| and October terms.
| The new assistant is the Rev.
Charles L. Coolahan, S. J., associate
professor of philosophy in the col
i lege for the past seven years. A
native Balti
morean and
graduate also of
Georgetown law
school in 1931,
he is a member
of the Federal
and District
Bars. He has
been succeeded
as a teacher by
the Rev. An
thony J. Mc
Mullen, S. J.,
who came to the
college recently
I from Woodstock
college, tne Jes- km. v. i.. cooiahan.
uit House of Studies in Maryland.
Father McMullen is from Brooklyn
N. Y., and taught as a Jesuit scho
lastic in Manila.
One department at Georgtown,
the school of foreign service, has
been forced to stop admissions for
the remainder of this academic
year, except those of former students
discharged from the services. It has
about reached the limit of class
room facilities with a current en
rollment of 610 students, three
fourths of whom are veterans. Of
ficials said it has been necessary
to turn down more than 1,000 ap
plicants, mostly veterans, for lack
of space.
35,000 Workers Return
To Jobs at Ford Plants
By the Associated Press
DETROIT, April 11.—Approx
imately 35.000 Ford Motor Co. pro
duction workers returned to their jobs
yesterday as car and truck produc
tion resumed at the company's River
Roilge factory in Dearborn and in
12 branch plants throughout the
; country.
The plants were closed last Thurs
day because of a shortage of steel.
The first sew’ing machine was
l patented in 1864.
TAY-KOF
Washing
Powder
BUSES DAILY TO
CINCINNATI
SA.10 — and intermediate
On# point* eia Highway
Way 50, continuing straight
$4 fl or through to St. Louis.
1 /■ making connection*
IT1 Rd.'TnTp ,or *" ,h' W**
GREYHOUND TERMINAL
1110 New York Are. NAV. NA. 8000
UH1!IIHI.|
■ ■
Asco Pork and
BEANS
In tomato sauca
316-oz^ EC
cans
Duff’s Waffle Mix Pk0 20c
Ginger Bread Dromedary j8q
Craekettes lbpkfl2lc
Asco Cider Vinegar 18c
Wheaties 8ozPk8 10c
Shredded Wheat NBC Pks lie
100% Bran NabiIC0 lb 17c
Corn FlakesGold8eal 11 oz 8c
Airline Prune Juice 0*270
Apple Juice 8 & w 8* 38c
Nescafe 4-°z.i»r29c
Senator Caramels lb 39c
Puddine 6-°*Pk9||c
Hershey's Chocolate 8 ozl3c
Gold Seal Rice lbPko 14c
O-Pekoe Tea A,c0 * ,b 19c
Pans' Egg Dyes
pko ioc 3 pkos 25c
FANCY FRESH CALIF. 0^ H
Asparagus Z/ ,
Crisp Pascal Celery 9'
Fresh, Crisp Cucumbers 19*
Juicy Fla. Oranges 5 -13
New White Squash 2 ■ 15*
u. S. No. 1 FLORIDA
New Potatoes 5-291
Fresh Cal. Peas 2 29c
1 Get these
4JP"1 Fruit JuicesS
GRAPEFRUIT S f'^*'.-29c
GRAPEFRUIT ,J“ice 211X25',
\ ORANGE JUICE ,a'* Gr£‘.„ 37'i
BLENDED JUICE0™”*37*/
Have you heard the good netetf
A*co Coffee now hag
that famous
Pre-War Flavor
Try this richer, more flavorful blend—
k prefered by I out of 4 of our customers
“heat-flo” roasted Asco
«' COFFEE
g^ jam Save the
9 lbs M AC premium
47c ,b eeupon*
^oCd Sjtal EGGS 45'!
PURE LARD '> 18* i
TOMATO SOUP A“° ’“.Sr 8* £
NOODLES Rudco, in tomato sauce 1j6a°z 19* S
SOUR KROUT Asco Fancy 27-oz can 13* £
KIDNEY BEANS * * 12c S
CUT BEETS Asco Fancy 19-oz can 10* £
CORN Golden Bantam Kernels 2c°a°Z 14* i
PEAS & CARROTS “S'" ST 11* £
PEAS Tender Early June ii* £
WAX BEANS Tender Cut 19-ozcan 11* 1
VEGETABLES Cottage Brand Mixed 2^* 12* I
TURNIP GREENS ZV 10* |
COCOA-MARSH Chocolate Syrup 1j£z 22* I
Golden Center
Toasted Wheat Germ
^ 29c
Ranger Joe
Honey Coated Cereal
2 pks* 23c
HEINZ BABY FOODS
Strained jar Chopped jar HC 1
-——————M——|n——MM———■
fftsat ItytoiZfruktSpieu&f
GRADE A _
LEGS LAMB 37'
Shoulder Lamb Roast °“,A>> 33c
Breast of Lamb 15' Lamb Liver >»31‘
FANCY STEWING
CHICKENS 41c
Country Style Green Link Sausage »39*
Tasty Pork Roll 55' AU-Meat Bologna =33'
Fresh Croakers ,b 19c
Fresh Fillet Haddock ,b 42c
Freshly Picked Claw __
Crab Meat 89c
Fresh Meety j
Scrapple !
i
i
i
Cooked Salami j
- 42*
Sunshine Bakers
KRISPY CRACKERS
A 19e
Cheez-It K Pkg 12*
Clapp’s Baby Foods
Strained Chopped
3 cans 20c 3cans 25*
Cereal er Oatmeal *k* 12c
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■inaaaaaan
Tasty, Nutritious Sandwiches for work or school
For Lunches or
on your table, it’s
SUPREME
The Best Bread V ^^^0*
Value in Town III
large loaf ^Q^P
Rye or Vienna Bread ><"*9c
Enriched Victor Bread lMf 7c
Fresh Va. Lee Do’Nuts dozetn 16c
—n—wnnwHiwng
Quaker State
Mushrooms
Buttons
-44^
Sliced
_~41‘
Stems mid Pieces
-34*
Wash. Prices April 11, 12, IS, 1946.
Quantity Right Reserved
Lem-O-Pine Jellied Soap 2-|bJar29c
X Asco Parlor Brooms •• 93c
1 # ft ten H-QJh For speedy, easier cleaning
w iXAii you c>n ,|wayg depend on
Jr the t?uallty Speed-Up line.
^ Satisfaction guaranteed - -
and priced to save you
money.
SPEED-UP BLEACH
" Vtal 18c “u«l 35c
Speed-Up Ammonia qt |oc SELF-SHINING FLOOR WAX
Paste Floor Wax ,b can 35c Pt 25c qt 45c a a" 79c
Household Cleaner qt |5C Spot Remover 8 o* 23c
French Dry Cleaner o»i 55c 2 oalean ggc
Blue wtute Flakes
jfriSL 2 pk°» 15c
20-Mule Borax 2 lbs 23c
Double Tip Matches box 5c
^ Wilbert’s Furn. Polish 29c
Wilbert’s No-Rub
FLOOR WAX
£ 35'
Wilbert's Whits Shot Polish
2 o* 9o 15C
NOXON
The Metal Polish that cleans,
protects and polishes Silver
ware, Chrome, Aluminum, etc.
s 19*
Old Dutch
CLEANSER
2 “»15* I
McCormick’s
VANILLA
EXTRACT
£.'35c
I Cream White Pure
| Vegetable Shortening
| 123* 3164*
» (Limited Supply)
Take one each day M
a Food Supplement
Test* show that 3 out of every 4
people have an inadequate vita
min Intake from regular maela.
That’s why so many folk* use a
vitamin food supplement Ilk*
VITA-LINK
Multiple 9-Vitamin Capsule
Compmrm formula mmd I ho taring
Family Pkf.
Month’s Supply
4 PeopU
| Asco Prepared Pancake Flour 2a°* pka 7«
| Betty Crocker Soup Mix Veg. or Pea J pkga 2SC
| Armour's Chili w,th beana i«-oioa* 17*
I Asco Peanut Butter or Snack ,b i*r 30«
| Cal. Fancy YeHow Evap. Peaches lb 37*
| Cal. Santa Clara Prunes »> 16*
| Crutchfield Va. Corn Meal 2 ,b pka 12*
■ Hunt Club &-ib A*%r
I DOG FOOD pkfl •M J
! ice Cream Salt 10 lb* 19c
I Diaperwite 16-o*Pko25c
| Scoop Crystals Pks 19c
5 Drano °P«n* drains can |gc
HY-TROU8
LIQUID
FERTILIZER
t" 23* t:; 59c
1 uklcipoon U |sI1m
of water. Fin* for flower*,
lawea, skraU, ot*.
Chestnut Farms Fresh Dairy Products
CHESTNUT FARMS CREAM TOP MILK ESC 14'
CHESTNUT FARMS SEALTEST MILK *. 14c
Homogenized and Vitamin D Added bot
Chocolate Milk SI 14c Buttermilk ZI14'

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