Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1929, Page 44

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, UUEBEE PREMIER SEES DEATH PLOT Dynamite W«th Exhngmshed Fuze Discovered in Tasche- | reau’s Office. ociated Press BEC, February 28.—An apparent attempt upon the life of Premier Taschereau created a stir today. The premier, upon returning to his office in the Parliament Building Tues- day night after a committee meeting, found a stick of dynamite with a fuse attached. The fuse had been extin- ’ h before his arrival incident was kept secret until t . Friends of the pre t he make a statement in the mmons on the matter. This he would do today. sald the dynamite was n! the most powerful type and had it ex pioded would have wrecked the portio of the building in which the premier office is located. Officials were Lan]ld’ 1 o street E"\ rance r’luw lieve entrance was mad This door. they said, v locked at night. They also found tha: the key opening the Ste. Julie street door | also opened that of the premier's ante- | chamber. 1 PAINT SPRAY.MACHINE REGULATIONS PROPOSED Bafeguards for Health of Oper- ators Are Provided in Hamil- ton's Bill. | By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ANNAPOLIS. Md. February 28.— Safeguards for the heaith of operators of paint-spraying machines are provid- ed in a bill introduced in the House of Delegates yesterday by Irvin C. Hamil- ton of Cumberland. The measure pro- vides that no one under 18 shall he employed on such apparatus, nor shall any one work more then eight hours a day operating such machine or more than 50 minutes in any 1 hour, the 10- minute rest period to be spent in fresh air. All operators must undergo a phys- ical examination prior to appointment and every three months thereafter as long as engaged in the operation of such machines. Violations would be punishable by & fine of $1.000, imprisonment for not more than six months, or both. B. F. DUCKETT DIES. Upper Marlboro Hotel Owner Vie- tim of Long Illness. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., February 28.—Bennett F. Duckett, 63, proprietor of Duckett's Hotel here for the last 17 years, died yesterday. He had been in i1l health for several months. Duckett was a native of Prince Georges County, but for years operated a livery stable in Washington. He left the Cap- ital in 1912 to take over the hotel here. Duckett is survived by three sisters and three daughters. Funeral arrange- menis have not been completed Would Exempt Ranlmd Property By ~ Staft Correspondent of The Star. 'NAPOLIS, Md., February 28.—The real and _personal property of the Wash- ington, Brandywine & Point Lookout Railroad in Prince Georges, St. Marys and Charles Counties is exempted from all county and local taxation for four years under provisions of & bill intro- duced in the House yesterday by George C. Pe\erley of Mrchnn csville. | In a new automatic flecmc waffle | fron all you do is pour in the bnnerl and push down the lever. When the | | announcement was made yesterday | the wedding of Crown Prince Olav of l Chosen May Queen I - - LYLA BROWN Of Burlington. N. C.. has been named | May queen at Randolph-Macon Women's College, Lynchburg, Va. !ROYAL WEDDING SET FOR MARCH 21§ "Radiu to Broadcast Marriage of ! Prince Olav and Princess Martha at Oslo. By the Associated Prc H STOCKHOLM, February 28. wmifl‘:l. that Norway to the Swedish Princess Martha would take place in Oslo on March 21 and would be broadcast by radio over | Sweden and Norway. The hour for the ceremony will be 1 o'clock in the afternoon Bishop Johann Lunde of Oslo will unite the royal couple in Vor Frelsers Kirke, largest church in the Norwegian capital. It has a seating capacity of more than 2,000. Members of the Swedish, Danish and | Belgian royal families wi tend and | King George of Engiand will be repre- | sented by the Duke and Duchess of York. It is also possible that the Italian Crown Prince Umberto, the Dutch Prince-consort Hendrik, Prince Nicolas of Rumania and Prince George of | Greece will be present | Princess Martha probably will travel | by rail from Stockholm to Oslo, in which case Crown Prince Olav will meet his flancee at the first station on the | Norwegian side of the border. | In honor of the young betrothed cou- ple, a gala performance is planned at | the National Theater in Oslo on March | 20 and a ball will possibly also be given at the roval palace. /z of Flako on your pantry shelf ready for use ... FLAKO PIE CRUST | Easy to make Add water and bake | | | | ' Keep several packages i | | i Buy FLAKO at your grocer’s /. Store Hours \ Inauguration Day Tto12AM. 3:30 to 7 PM. For the convenience of many of our patrons who wish te do their shopping after the Inaugural Parade we will keep all of our stores open until 7 P.M. the night of March 4th. A Blg Sale of Smoked HAMS at this time many of our patrons would appreciate ed hams. and have it in readiness for making sandwiches tion Day. e made a p ularly fortunate purchase and are able to offer hese smoked hams (ranging in size from 8 to 10 Ibs.) at an exceedingly 256 Special This Week End On sale in all grocery stores and meat markets “Sanico” MEAT MARKETS H YATTSVILLE Qn Baltimore Pike just beyond the railroad crossing. GAITHERSBURG We know many of you will want & D. ¢, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1845 4th St. N.E. These Prices Prevail in Washingto Watch Sunday’s Star for BABY RUTH COUPONS Redeemable at Our Stores For a Limited Time SHRIVER’S Blue Ridge Corn We are offering for a limited time only this standard grade corn at a special low price. Special Tin Hostess Pound and Angle Food Cakes On sale in most every Sanitary and Piggly Wiggly store. 28, | Fillet of Haddock 1999.' Pecan Pound Cake ‘We have chosen for this week-end a deliciously good cake which we will feature in all of our stores. This cake is pound c.ke covered with vanilla flavored icing and topped wit Each 25(: COOK’S PECAN POUND CAKE, Ten Thousand Pounds of the Choicest Cuts of Absolutely Fresh Haddock These boneless cuts of haddock are absolutely fresh. Caught in the icy cold waters of the North Atlantic, packed and shipped to us under refrigeration these choice fish retain all of their natural flavor. Do not confuse this fresh filet of haddock with frozen haddock as there is a marked difference in the quality and taste. Strictly Fresh On sale in all grocery stores and meat markets Other Big Values Until Saturday’s Closing! Single tin, 15¢c, Right in the center of Gaithersburg, 117 Diamond Ave. 1911 PA. AVE. N.W. Only a few doors west of 19th Street. Large Size Chipso We are quoting a specml low price on Procter & Gamble’s popular soap flakes. For this week only, single package, 21e. orton’s “Ready-to-Fry” Gorton’s famously good codfish ready for the frying pan. Royal Gelatine Five flavors of Royal Fruit Gelatine to choose from. Sin- gle package, 8c. “Sanico” Mayonnaise Pkgs. 225 3-20 Fillet of Haddock FS58390 Open Saturday With the opening of these three Sanico meat markets each of the above stores will then be a complete food market and will, be able to render you: Complete Food Service Vo pt. Jars waffles are cooked the heat shuts off N | automatically and a red light flashes. ™ Good Blends of Tea ™= now display the map of India on their labels to make it easy for you to identify genuine INDIA TEA. And remember, India Tea costs no more. Here is an item we are particularly anxious for you to try. We know therc is no mayonnaise offered on the market that excels “Sanico.” That we may convince you of the merits of “Sanico” mayonnaise we are offering the half-pint size jar at an amazingly low price for this week. Sunshine Two particularly good cakes from the Loose Wiles Baketies. You may choose either variety or have them as- sorted at this special price. Trusty Friend To acquaint many of our patrons who are unfamiliar with the goodness of Trusty Friend products, we are offer- ing a special combination for this week. Take advantage of Cresme Wafers Br. Edge Wafers this exceptionally low.firel‘c‘s ii?c:;:ome acquainted with three 4 3 15¢ Beets Our Famous GREEN BAG COFFEE 1+ 39¢ 19¢ Shoepeg Corn 14¢ Cut Beans BULK HOMINY.......... 3™ 10c | DEL MONTE PICKLED PEACHES ..... "™ " 35¢ NAVYBEANS ......... 2" 25c | CAMPBELL’S PREP. SPAGHETT! coeeeens " 10c 48(: Our Regular Price 117 MEAT MARKETS Where Only the Finest Meats Are Offered for Sale Prime Rib Roast . v 35¢ Chuck Roast..... " 28c | Hamburg Steak..."* 28¢c Lenten Fish! Halibut Steak....."" 35c|Fancy Trout ' 15¢ Fresh Roe Shad.. " 35c|Standard Opysters, * 60c Fresh Sliced Codfish...................... * 25¢ Fresh Buck Shad...........c.cccvcvenivens ™ 25¢ Fresh Fillet of Haddock.................. " 23¢ Pork Roast........"" 25¢ | Fresh Shoulders.. > 20c Smoked Hams 21239 Now Being Remodeled and Doabled in Size— PIGGLY WIGGLY 2136-38 N. Y. Ave. N.W. This store is particularly accessible to the employees of the Navy, Munition, and other nearby Government buildings, That You May Inspect This New Store We Are Holding Open House Tomorrow Night 7:30 to 9 O’Clock UNSWEET PRUNES .......... """ 25¢ M. BAKED BEANS .. “19¢ FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Fancy Seasonal Produce Reasonably Priced Always Idaho Potatoes 101 35¢ Carrots 2 ** 13c | Ripe Tomatoes... "> 15¢ | New Cabbage. .. 5c | FancyBeets. ....2%"13c | 4 Crisp Celery. sak 10c | Yellow Onions. ..2"“* 15¢ Fancy Large Iceberg Lettuce .............. " 10c Nancy Hall and S. C. Sweet Potatoes. .. ...4 “* 25¢ Fancy Fresh Cranberries................2 “* 25¢ | Boxed Apples...3 ™ 25c | Spinach........3 " 25¢ Fresh Western Peas 1. 5e, Look for this map om the package you buy. INDIA TEA \ losnad by the Growars of Pulie Too / v 787 - Professional Nurses select BAKER’S COCOA In a recent test, the following authorities say that the finest cocoa is Walter Baker’s : $4349333333003333335333333 0000000000 dd8dd4d3d3323d3 La Rells Checalatiers ~—the Symbol of Quality Sinee 1780 82% Domestic Science Teachers 61% Houpital Dieticians nd Stewards 63% School Lunch Room Managers 75% Hotel Stewards 81% Editors of Women's Magazines To pay more for cocoa is extravagance. To pay less is false economy. BAKER’S COCOA Res U S. Por. OF. © 199 7 Co.lee.