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Standard French Dressing Recipe
1/2 cup POMPEIAN Olive Oil
1/4 cup vinegar or lemon juic«
1/2 tap. aalt 18 tap. paprika
1 teaspoon sugar
Place ingredients in a jar and shake.
Salads are better with
Real French Dressing, made
with Famous Imported
Pompeian Virgin Olive Oil!
Tt really is so, simple to prepare
delicious, tasty French Dressing
quickly. Follow the basic recipe
above and vary to taste by
adding Worcestershire sauce,
horseradish or chili sauce. It
takes Pompeian Olive Oil to get
the best out of your French
Dressing. Pompeian is the gen
uine, imported virgin olive oil,
famous for its clear golden color
and nutty flavor.
Small Loan Firms
Checked on Records
A check is being made on all the
small loan companies in Washing
ton, C. T. Nottingham, . superin-'
tendent of licenses, announced to
day, and so far five firms are be
lieved to be violating the law.
The check was begun after an|
examination of the Auto Loan Serv
ice, Inc., 638 Pennsylvania avenue j
S.E., showed the company was not
keeping complete records. Charges
were made against the company,
and a hearing was held by the
license board last week, and a deci
sion is expected in the next few
days.
Since the Auto Loan Service case
was brought to light Mr. Notting
ham said he has received about 20
complaints against similar firms
and decided to check all the small
loan companies in the city.
His investigation so far has re
vealed that many of the complaints
he received have a foundation. In
one case, he said, a boarding house
keeper complained she had bor
rowed $300. with her furniture as’
security. She paid the loan back
in three months and paid an addl-!
tional $120 in interest. Mr. Not-i
tingham said he questioned the'
company on the transaction and |
they agreed to pay back most of
the interest.
Another complaint he received1
was from a man who said the loan
tompany had broken the lock on
bis garage door and repossessed his
automobile, on which he was paying
back a loan.
Mr. Nottingham said loan com
panies found guilty of violating the
law may have their license revoked
or suspended for an indefinite
period.
Purcell Takes PCA Post
Jack Purcell, former aviation
writer, has been appointed manager
of Capital Airlines’ news bureau,1
Hayes Dever, director of public
relations for the airline, announced
yesterday.
Forced strawberries recently sold
in Dublin at $2.50 a pound.
SALE ON
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PACKAGES OF QUAKER ,
PUFFED WHEAT OR RICE/
FOR THE /
PRICE OFONE! /
SPECIAL OFFER TO READERS OF THIS NEWSPAPER
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QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT OR RICE FOR
THE PRICE OF ONE «« 1
Name.
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salesman. We wiU then pay you your regular shelf price for one p^ka^ of Q^ Wh^mt o, Rtce.
UNLESS THIS ORDER BLANK IS SIGNED BY CUSTOMER AND SALE ••MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
TERMS OF THIS OFFER. Customer must pay any sales ui on Quaker Puffed Wheat or Rice receded. ..
THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY
LIMIT: Two Packages to a customer—OFFER CLOSES SEPTEMBER 1,194*.
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IT'S REALLY SURPRISING
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French's Instant Ife
POTATO MIX 4/
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Spam or Tem-T A
Canneo Meat* to alwaya have on hand HH —
Ritter's Catsup B££
Mellow Cheese 63c
Cheese Loa! C‘“’*lbbw‘l-°*
Van Camp Beans 2 21^35c
Asco Pork & Beans 2«o. 25c
Ritter Veg. Soup 3e,n* 25c
Tomato Soup 3 25c
Rob Roy Puro Rospborry
Preserves
33c
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65c
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16-or
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hot roll mix pk#«
Small, Loan
Skinned, Smoked
HAMS
lb
67
Whole or
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SLICED BACON
69*
Orado A
V FRESHLY KILLED FRYINO _ —
CHICKENS 49
BUT THE HEAT WITH WHAT YOU EAT <
New Low Prico on your favorite * \
HOM-DE-LITE MAYONNAISE |
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Zestful Hom-ds-Uts i
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35'
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CIDER VINEGAR *9
The tea with Flavor
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Bala Club Sparkling ^ 30-oz bet*•% Ec
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Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Sareaparllla, Birch Beer, Orange
Rob Roy Palo Dry Ginger Ale £*£.10c
qt jar 26c
A favorite all the year 'round beeauaa #f
Ita excluaive "heat-flo" roaatad flavor.
Asco Coffee
The ooffee preferred by S out
of 4 ef our cuetomere.
2,b* 85«
Win-Creit Coffee 2lb'79e
For folk$ who want the hett • •
Vacuum Packed Ideal
Coffee H,Mn#rJ,r5U
Drip or regular grind • • • It’e tope
Try your choice on our Guarantee
Princess Quality Margarine ,b 37c
Asco Enriched Veg. Margarine * 39c
► Oxford Baked Beans ,mola.. 2 29c
Glen Cove Clam Chowder 2 1°i oxe*"» 31c
► Tomato Juice Rob Ford or Sunrlw 46^)1 can 21c
i Small, Lean Smoked s-10 ib* « We
'picnics 47
I Shoulder Veal Roast » 53'
| Breast Ol Veal <<<» »37'
A5STD COLD CUTS
SKINLESS FRANKS
- 5l«
Fresh Pan Trout lb 29o
Freshly
Picked Claw
! CBAB MEAT
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit - - for Varietyrfor Health, for Economy I
Farm-fresh Vegetables are perfect for summer
meals They rate tope for taste and for nutrition.
Cook them so they retain their fine flavor and their
precious vitamins and minerals. Serve them often
. . . add variety with different vegetaoies • • • new
aaucee. And, look at the wide variety of Fruit for
quick, delicious, healthful desserts. "
Vine-Ripened Delicious
Honeydews
Juicy Sunkist
LEMONS
PEACHES 3 27*
Now Crop Crisp_9 '•rs*10c
PASCAL CELERY L 19
U*S. No. 1 Q.h.llc
YELLOW ONIONS *>b>«
Fresh Full Podded
LIMA BEANS
New Green Cabbage
Crisp, Calif. Carrots
2 >25'
3 ih- 10c
2 b,h* 19c
Valentine Green Beans 2-29‘
G fen wood Grapefruit Juice 2 4€'6X oana 45«
Apricot Nectar Haart’a Del,°ht _i^M" I7c
Fancy PMf A»eo Blue Label 20-oz cen JQc
Ritter Cut Asparagus Spears 245c
Farmdale Cut Green Beans 2 N#2c,n* 33«
Asco Cut Red Beets 2 N#2e>n* 23c
Killian’s Turnip Greens 2i»***«»21«
Asco Diced Carrots 2ao^c«"1 27c
Delhi Cal. Fraasftona a p
Peaches 2"",H45
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Take Home Mayfield
Ice Crea:
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pko
Iniulatad
bag fraa
Gold Seal
ENRICHED FLOUR
10 -.75'
Ban Broa.
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Jarft i
x 69*
£79*
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Matan Jar Life "" Ha
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Whits Shss Clsansr bot
Jest Cat Food
S-oz can
Atco Thin-Sliced Bacon
Golden Corn Acme or Butter Kernel
I Comstock Pie Apples *llc,d
Ideal Apple Butter
Royal Puddings choe.orv.mn.
Ideal Strawberry Preserves
K-lbpkg 30c
2 c*n, 37c
2 20-ox cans 29c
28-ox J.r 19c
3 pko. 22c
16-ox J.r 39c
SWANSDOWN
Instant Cake Mix
pkQ 31*
Gold Seal Caka Mixespkfl 25c
A tee Pure Concord
GRAPE JUICE
■s 19* &35c
• Nabisco Shredded Wheat
Glenwood Grape Jelly
Ten-B-Low Ice Cream Mix
Kellogg's Corn Flakes
Winner Apricot Halves
Libby's Fruit Cocktail
2 PkB« 35c
12-oz glass J0c
10-oi Jar 35^
13-o* pkg |9c
30-oz can 2&C
90-ez can 39c
Stock Up Light Bulbs Before Price Advances
Qet your supply this week ■ • Westiaghouse l)c
Bulbs advance Aug. 1st. 15-25-40-50-60w Light Bulbs IN0W Mb
When It come* to Breed that taetee "awell",
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You Can Toll The World
It’s supreme
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Fresh Vu. Lee Do’Nuls*'£“ 15‘
Chocolate lead Golden Layer Cakes “ 65*
Almond Filled Coffee Cakes •• 23c
Jelly Buns Pk»bl9e Balden Peund Squares M4Se
7-minit
Complete Mix for
LEMON PIE
T. 27'
HEINZ BABY FOODS
STRAINED JUNIOR
3 J*r* 27® 3 i*r» 37c
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Sage Air Refresher bot 49o
Statler Towels 150r0" l6o
Speed-Up Ammonia qt I3a
Speed-Up Bloaeh *Bal 23o
Papor Pienie Platos •" l2o
Waxtex Wax Paper 12Bft22o
Window Sereons 24x33 7 9o
Fly Swatters ** lOo
For the best tnape
Use Gevaert Films
h 25c-30c-40=
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Candy for Your Dog
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