Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1929, Page 12

BRI TIATE | o= Ve s [oes e o= 2 ' [4 sale was & sequel to the' tragic sulcide £ 0 ; of Herr Simon in September, when he 1 30l | U. S. and European Art Dealers At- | was forced to sell his magnificent home 3 e\ W ) . . and move to a small apartmens in order 2 a)" tend Auction of Possessions to raise money to meet the gambling . 17 il debts of his son. . A. A. Committee Seeks { of German. Leading European and American art o) ire ey of England paid the hm.esz dealers and museum directors were lt 4 Way to Reduce Crashes N et veen, of England paid the hig S LAy . & & iy 1) 4 . A\ . BERLIN, October 11.—A total of |Fncse voine Chenr by - Grorannt ot and Congestion Loss. | / 2 % |$625,000 was realized at the fitst day's | Paolo, for $41,500. ‘ p u n t P - % Considered among the most acute Problems of motoring, methods of de- f e $reasing the mounting toll of accidents { I 7k fatalities, as well as to reduce the BN ow. nomic loss resulting from traffic con- y: 2 @estion in outlying metropolitan areas, i ] 2 i fire,being investigated by the committee | o 7B} [J Pn highway widening and segregation | / / e our of grades of the American Automobile . o Asseciation % and Del Monte or Libby’s e, comimittee, composed of autbor. 4 fir = s on highyay widening from various - sections of the United Btates, held its e WHERE ECONOMY RULES frst meeting here Wednesdas — Thomas P. Henry, president of the | eaE American Automobile Assoclation, Who = & inted the committee to study thc .u ject with & view to formulaling & |« . «yare faction” won hands down ational policy said the conditions are | The, Vare, taction’ wop ha largely due to the intermingling of fast et W n beauti- and slofiv ul:nnvlng traflc in outlying ’“g{r :l‘g‘c&*’" general trend in ever' metropo! “This is especially true during the mg’?&' ts':fn d‘."h hain't in it with morning and evening rush hours,” Mr. y g S R Copyrient, 1020) : Fancy Creamery e S T ) N e ol RSN Large : e R e I S Cans l | T . l a: e suburl out- iday. e resul a confusion whic o0 be miet chly through the widening \ Gold Medal of lanes of travel.” ’ nry pointed out that “the = % Cake Flour 15 roblem is one involving primarily hu- his | s man life and should be considered from g ] fold ealy > Lbs. c the angle of national safety and in ad- =~ Carh ; 48c : dition also aflects the business and so- 2 ; . < clal conditions. to the sale ge M. Haynes, president of the Chlclgn Motor Club, member of the ¢ national executive committee of the FU 4 4 | : American Automobile Association, is 7 e oo | - Smoked Hams =%y comm !l’ members of e . tige are: W.T. Galerine, aanager e and Meat Markets hwa g p = lo; W. A. Stinchcomb, secretary- N Y & P . S l = director, Cleveland Metropolitan Park I ' I I( From Alaska’s 3 streets’ mdbesr{;?g S:..,‘,":‘E rp:;‘::d:l é‘ L* l n a m 0 n . Frigid Waters BEPTmE . FREE TUNING 3 Points of Superiority ENVOY EXPECTED SUNDAY. (G 0LD MEDAL Caks Floueinsures calie e woess S | | G A R C O R N Standard 3 UNDER RENTALOONTRACT {1} Lighter cakes, {2} Finer texture. {3] Cakes that Quahty Morrow ' and Family on Way to keep fresh longer. . . . To back our claim of superiority, Mexico After Bxtended Leave. . your grocer is authorized to and will refund your money : Mediin: MEXICO CITY, October 11 (#)—Am- chctr? lly if you are not enthusiastically satisfied with S 4 bassador Dwight W. Morrow and his the first cake you make with Gold Medal Cake Flour. ° Sized Thcatlon and Busiose, i ot a Thesth S e ip 2 She Boiea : GOLD MEDAL CAKE FLOUR il Delici Med ) are returning by rail by way of Laredo. lllO (3 EST. 1879 | oMads andrenits quarantesd b the millews of Gold Medal Xatchentafted"Fiow I oma t oes e 2 . ISC o e Al bl B Mo e ol MRS e A SRR ST SR S 00 SN R G R SN T A WO R Red Ripe Cans Sunnyfield "Gold Medal—Pillsbury FLOUR FLOUR 1121;1;5. 49C 243;1;5. 95 C 121.5 67C 2;-‘1;5. $1.29 NUCOA NutMargarine 1. 21 Libby’s Corned Beef = 45¢ LUX S SOAPITARES: - & el SOE IVORY SOAP L e DN Palmolive Soap 6 c 39c 8 O’Clock Coffee : Ib. 35¢ White House Evap. Milk 3 tall cans 25¢ Del Monte Peas 3 cans 5(0¢ Campbell’s Tomato Soup 3 cans 25¢ California Peaches . large can 21¢ Quaker Maid Beans 3 cans 25¢ Waldorf Toilet Tissue _ 3 rolls . 17¢ . Double Tip Matches « 3 reg. 5¢ boxes 10¢ FUEL ‘ o l L Fresh Fruits & Vegetables In Our Meat Markets The great fleet of Lightning Fuet Oil tankers is always on Fancy Cauliflower head 17c Tender Chuck Roast Ib. 27c the job—gives 24-hour service. The two gravities of Lightning "/‘ . . . % }‘c::lc(?s‘!l. mean greater heat at i 4 Cahfomla Oranges doz. 19c Fancy Rlb Roast Ib. 3 5 Cc Lightning Superior Quality as-, ‘ Large 12 Qt. X eures _perfect _ combustion in ' . ! : Concord Grapesy,., - 55¢ Lean Smoked Hams - » 5c¢ your oil burner. METROPOLITAN New Cabbage Ib. 3¢ Lean Fresh Hams . 29¢ 1283 3 Grimes Golden Crisp Celery. . bunch, 10¢ ; Fresh Killed Loffler’s Pork APPLES | Toshors Luttuce, 2 hiadh, 25¢ DUCKS PUDDING California Tomatoes, Ib., 15¢ PE N N ol L B X | 4 s 25¢ Siting Bearia . 3 16i; 285 Lb. 31¢ I 25¢