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This Week at A&P FOOD STORES Fond and other articles you buy in stâ€"res cost less to put up these days beâ€" cause all over the world theâ€"raw materials used in them have become cheaper. Every saving ef this kind that comes to A & P goes to you as a matter of course. Alaska Pink Salmon . 2. 15° SWIFT PREMIUM or STAR HAM Whole or Half pound pound Fresh Dressed MILK FED BROILERS pound Fresh Dressed 3 MILK FED STEWING HENS pound pound pound MILK FED LE( LECG OF SPRIN( ROLLED RIB ROAST FRESH SAVORY MEATS That is one reason why the cost of living of A & P customers is steadily going lown. (Personal) A &P OF VEAL BROADCAST BRAN SLICED DriedBeef‘;: 15 Pigs Feet s‘ 25° LAMB 3 ASSORTED N.8.C. fi‘l Cookies SUNNYFIELD Sliced Peaches 3 .. 50° !4â€"18 PKG. SUNICAL POUND Bacon â€" 19¢ 19¢ 29¢ 39¢ 33¢ 29¢ 32¢ 35¢ T H E NATIONAL CONCERTS FEATURE AT RAVINIA operatie stage today, Mr. Martinelli can sing the lyric roles with graceful. case. and finesse, and such a role is that of Edgardo in "Lucia."" It will be remembered â€" that Mr.. Martinelli appeared in this role at Ravinia last season, scoring tremendous â€" success. Miss Macbeth has splendid opportunâ€" ity in the title role of this Donizetti work, for the composer has demanded of the soprano that display of pyroâ€" technical singing in which Miss Macâ€" beth is expert. Mario Basiola will be Sir Henry Ashton, Lodovico Olivâ€" iero will be Sir Arthur, Virgilio Lazâ€" zari will beâ€" Raymond and Philine Faleo, Alice. Mr: Papi will conduct. "Tales of Hoffman"" Wednesday What has been called futuristic opâ€" era will be presented on Wednesday ique in Paris, Sn fitted for these rc splendid singing, dramatic acting. have the_role of turous poet and will be Olympia. D berg has long numbered the part of Marguerite among her most famous roles and she sings it with a distineâ€" tion which is peculiarly her own. Mr. Johnson is equally well known as Faust, a part which gives kim splenâ€" did opportunity for singing and actâ€" ing. Leon Rothier will again be Meâ€" phisto, one of the greatest basso roles of the French repertoire, and Desire Defrere will be Valentine. _ Philine Falco is cast as Martha and Ada Paggi as Niebel, with Paolo Ananian as Wagner. Louis Hasselmans will as Wagner conduct. Priday another (Continued from page 33) "La Boheme" Again night, July. 18, w performance â€" of _‘ will bring heme," this time Mme. Lucrezia Bori appearing as Mimi, a role which is eminently well suited to her dramatic style and genius for setting for the psychology of a role. Armand Tokatâ€" yan will be ‘Rodolfo the poet, a part in which he has won special distincâ€" tion, and Margery Maxwell will be Musette. Mario Basiola, Virgilia Lazâ€" zari, and Desire Defrere will form the trio of Bohemians and Paolo Ananian will appear in the two buffo parts, ZANl trio will and Gen will (appear. N LNC LWO OUINI PELI® and Marck Windheim as Parpignol. Gennaro Papi will conduct. French opera will be presented on Saturday night, July 19, this being none other than Bizet‘s "Carmen," which tells one of the most fascinatâ€" ing of all operatic stories and. which is soreplete in well known arias that it reminds one of the woman who said she liked Shakespeare‘s plays because they were so full of quotations, "Carâ€" men" may be called ‘neutral ground upon which opera patrons of all tastes meet in a spirit of mutual apâ€" preciation, and this becomes doubly true at Ravinia where this famous work is presented by a cast of unusâ€" wal excellence. Mme, Ina Bourskaya, who has been outstanding as an inâ€" terpreter of Bizet‘s cigaret girl since the day of her Ravinia debut, will sing the title role and Giovanni. Marâ€" tinelli_ will appear opposite her as Don Jose, the soldier lover. > This is a role in which Mr. Martinelli has every opportunity for singing and acting and his interpretation of the has made to the great music of the world, and in seasons past "German Day" at Ravinia has been an outâ€" standing event. _ The program will be presented by the Chicago Symâ€" phony orchestra under the direction of Eric DeLamarter and <the soloâ€" ist will be Joseph Vito, harpist. The orchestral program will include four movements from Beethoven‘s "Eroâ€" ica" symphony, the overture to "Finâ€" gal‘s Gave" by Mcndelssohn, the minâ€" uets from Brahms‘ "Serenade" opus 2, and the "Rienzi" overture by Wagâ€" ner. Mr. Vito‘s solo group will conâ€" sist of. Gilman‘s "Valse Caprice," "Waterfall" by Thomas, and Waltz in "A â€"Moment â€" Musical". by Brahmsâ€" Schubert. > The first German opera of the seaâ€" son will be given on Sunday night, July 20, this being Wagner‘s "Loâ€" hengrin.". Mme. Elisabeth Rethberg, acclaimed in the opera houses of Gerâ€" many as one of the greatest of all the Elsas, will .sing this role and Edâ€" ward Johnson: will have the name part. Others in the cast are: Julia Claussen, Desire Defrere, Louis D‘â€" Angelo â€" and â€" George Cehanovsky. Louis Hasselmans will conduct. Thursday, July 10, 1930