Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1930, Page 6

A—6 = SAYS HOOVERWILL | [ rwo veremans or carmror s | GET $a00,000,000 | Davis Declares Fund Will Be Provided for Public Works | ¢ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, o o oo e JWFETHESSIND T0 DEFEND JUDGE Tells House Communee Prac~-.,.,4,; the prote | tice of Using Messengers in QUEEN REMEMBERS CHILD Her Majesty Sends Special Gift to Protege in Home‘ ). —Queen g to get a set from cess, but she is Queen Maryl H".I! .fll nev;rthelu- M?ll;)l sc December M-rzl lmle girl, Ivy, u nd brush and mln her ml!my lor ch stone, e sent a great toys for all the .ma and the giit for her own protege .mmh (‘ard “Best wishes (mm her majesty he Queen. This Congress. By the Associated Press. ELPHIA, December 19.— United States Senator James J. Davis sald last night that President Hoover' ] | By the Associated Press ‘was planning a $500,000,000 program of § public works in an effort to relievk the unm:loymem munum New Jersey Society of muylvsnn -r. its annual dinner, the junior Senator from Pennsylvania' and former Becretary of Labor under Hoover did not go into detmlu maweg\- lare: r, or Another, b!lofe the end of the pres- ent Congréss Senator Davis denounced the Presi- denn cfltlu oh the unemployment sit- ted that now was the nt in the “Pres] cnt Hoover,” the speaker said, “has been h.gha:mnlnu for not do- we crisls, just n we have greathered othen Summer going over the vari figure out what he coulu da without raising the taxes on the people. He wouwldn't hesn.ate to do anything he can to help.” BORAH FAVORS U. S. LOAN TO SOVIET GOVERNMENT Marg n Letter 16 U. 8. Exporter, He Sug- o gests Method of Developing Bussian Trade Mere. Bo the Astoclated rnn ernment loan oo Soviet n guatan American huulneh in orfler to develop Russian tflde this country 18 favored Benato: ‘William E. Borah, chx:lrmnn of the M— Aoov " Borah says such | measures would h@lp to finance Soviet pufch es here and serve to hold Soviet | I think the greatest undeveloped | market in che wotld nwnu us if we are bold en seize it,” Senator Borah course, l have very llfile hope of its being entertained re it ought to be entertathed. We Do lucky if they do not destroy t trade we have with Russia. - China Railway Reduces Wages. HARBIN, Manchura (#).—The Chinese Eastern Raflway has annof ' Christmas_Shopping Made a Pleasure at ~WALFORD'S MEN'S RINGS Diamond Rings From $50 to $300.00 William Andrew Smith (left), connc-unnl Record clerk of the and | William Tyier Page, clerk of the House, who have served at the Clpilcl 85 antl 49 years, respectively, The chart they are enmlnin. shows that there are only .| six men alive whe were in Congress when they started work as attaches. ~—Underwood Photo. | “Servant” Term Objectionable. | MANCHE!TER England (). —Be-f spee hrase ~ “household worker” be sub- stituted. Spinet Desk x MUDDIMAN & 1 ‘G Street Just Tlnnk of It— The Star delivered to your door every evening and Sunday mamtnx at l%n per day and 5¢ you flord to be ?lwuz thi ll !m t this cost? P one Illtlonll 5000 and de- Homes Is Usual. MEMPHIS, Tenn, Decemnber 19.— The wife of Federal Judge Harry B. Anderson told a House committee m- vestigating his conduct on the Wes Tennessee district bench that chulu the jurist used colored court messengers a5 _house boys and their salaries dld not show any corruption and could | explained by genérally accepted Southem customs. Mrs. Anderson testified in the judge's defense at & session held by the com- mittee lu'. night. It's practice in these | pnm Mn, Anderson sald, for colored mployes to work around their employ- | ers’ houses before and | hours. She said that wives of othe md(el had told her that m had messengers l'ork|n| ummd the Mus?dflkr court ere mitted prmnu ive La Oundu of New Yorl comm prosecutor, ports, photostatic coplea of cheeks md other data relating to charges that the udge som-times received part of the mesavnfimrx pay. SATURDAY Night Only 6 to 9 P.M. PRIEST WILL MAKE LONG ALASKAN TREK Will Study Geological Data and Administer Spiritually to 12 Missions. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 10.—Father Bernard H. Hubbard of the University el CEWAT | of Santa Clara, California, leaves today on the first leg of a religious-scientific trek through Northern Alaska. Father Hubbard, head of the seolwy ent at Santa Clara, e i t.ry-pv.:‘l" 6,000, miles over the i'unn Trail - | sions o Administer mis- hlll duties. when the xco ‘Rm he to join Prof. Chi rnrmer loo: nll plnyer in an e to the " of Aniakci largest ln the woflu and uve " two months within the volcano, gathering geological material for the Government. $11.95 95¢ Down 25¢ Week Here’s a desk at a real bargain. ish, sliding top. Mahogany fin- Sturdily constructed legs. ,..em ! Fine Onyx White Gold $20.00 ‘Shop. ... D. C. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1930. Shop.. .. ...Early .+« Avoid the last-minute shopping rush! ANITA GROCIRY g ...Early + o « Avoid the - last-minute shopping rush! SA ARy &= Also Operating 3 PIGGLY WIGGLY . .and then we believe i| Shriver’s A-1 Peas. . . Visit your favorite Sanitary or Piggly Wiggly, inspect the many fine foods we have on display for you...note the low prices on these foods PURE LARD Bulk 2L.23¢ Carton 2 1bs., 25¢ sausages made. Standard CORN 3 Tins 25¢ you'll agree that our stores are the stores in which you’ll want to do all your Christmas food buying. A Tremendous Value on— Mrs. Faunce Sausage Mrs. Faunce’s Sausage is one of the finest The fine flavor of this good uuuge is known to thousands of Washington home maker: If you are one of them THI PRICE will have a big appeal . . . it on our recommendation. Mrs. Faunce Sausage A VERY SPECIAL PRICE.. ... Standard PEAS 3 Tins 25¢ 'S, VERY SPECIAL and, if not, try Standard CcuT BEANS 3 Tin 25¢ 29 GOOD FOODS CHEAP Del Monte - Asparagus ™' 25¢ .3 um 50c¢ A-1 Stringless Beans. . .3 «= 50c Standard Tomatoes. . .4 % 25¢ Standard Tomatoes. . . **u 10¢ Sanico ¢ Corn.......233¢ Carton of a Doten EFGS 25¢ Stokely’s centieman Corn . .2 v 25¢ Maximum Peaches . . .. .2 35¢ Honey Dew Pineapple .2 %" 45¢ Honey Dew Pineapple . 2¥i..* 29¢ [452¢ SANITARY BUTTER v s 2 1 75e 15 Peter Pan Corn, Peas & Beans Florida Oranges at Our Reg- ular Low Price for a Dozen —17 at the price of 6— LAND O’LAKES 2 Lbs. 85¢ Sweet Cream Butter Lb. 43¢ Onyx Initial Rings ... .$5.00 to $15.00 Signet Rings $8.00 to $15.00 Diamond Rings, special value, $50 to $300 Large Budded Walnuts. .2 » 75¢ Full meated, large and easy to erack—their su- Boxed Chocolates ;" 89¢ Thinshell XX 1. 35¢ “You'll Always Do Better Here” S Cor. 8th and E Sts. N. W. Only is e@sily worth the difference in price, : NACHMAN : CANDY Specials in Wrist Watches Ladies' White Gold Filled, 6 Jewels, lever movement, tangular. Metal Bracelet to match, in $ 9 75 Bractlet to match . Ladies’ Elgin, rectan; te Chroms Plate Case. Bracelet to mateh... Ladies' Elgin, 7 J . White Gold Filled Case .... 535‘00 Ladies’ Elgin, 15 ied es Ingersoll Wrist foil Ib{: 8%e. Finest Quality Almonds. . 2 55¢ Paper shell, the very finest quality you can buy ~~you'll appreciate the difference, pound, 29e: Large Bright Brazils. . ... » 29¢ Over 95% perfect. You won’t find the many bad and empty ones usually found. Fine Large Pecans. ... .2 ™ 75¢c The kind that usually sells for much more. Easy to break in your hand, Ib., 39c. - MIXED Sl.lllbr ite CANDY 3 Lb 79(: MIXED Thinshell MXE> 5L 98¢ Dixie Mixtyre 2 . 29c An old-time faverite—Ilb., Hershey’s Kisses ;" 89¢ —in a beautiful gift package. 5¢ Bar Candy . . 3for 10c Hershey's, 7-11, Clark’s, ete.—just the thing for atches Rehable 6 Jewel Shop the Christmas tree. WALFORD'S EST. 1873. 909 Pa. Ave. NW. NA. 8039 Mixed Nuts . 25¢; 2 ™ 49¢ National Dry Ginger Ale carton of 69‘ 6 bottles No bottle deposit—2c refund Canada Dry Ginger Ale Bott} e 50¢ Golden . .3 voes 44€ Clicquot Club Ginger Ale 2 B‘ottles 27e Carton of 12 Bottles, $1.59 IN OUR MEAT MARKETS PORK SALE | s Big cut in price. You haven't had a fine cak‘ pork roast at this low price in a long, long time. —the Whole or Lom Of 19c Half n m..,..?z.:“ Finest Pork Lean Pork Chops - 21¢ Select Pork Chops w.25¢ tive lthographed tin, You can’t afford to mua this blg money- saving sale. ('rm: 90s B.R) B.EFORE _P.E RGOLATOHI) The waxed carton with ur convenient quarttr-pound "iicks™ 1,073 Families changé to this Sweet Cream Butter Every Day Del Monte Ripe Olives In Tins 12¢, 23¢ College- Inn Sanico ..a new flavor. . . the distinc. tive flavor of fresh, sweet cream: Since that time families in rapidly increasing numbers have changed to LAND O’ LAKES — changed at the rate of 1,073 families a day —so that now, nearly two million families demand LAND O'LAKES Sweet Cream Butter . . . ONLY five years ago LAND O' LAKES Sweet Cream Butter was introduced:. A few women tasted it for the first time. It was a sensational experience for they tasted butter churned only of fresh, sweet cream — the same fresh, sweet cream you serve on your table. It was unlike other butter. It had a new freshness ¢ 5 LAND OLAKES SWEET CREAM BUTTER On Sale Only at All Our Certificate of Quality ery package Home Type Fruit Cake Good and ' whole- some. 2-Lb. Cake 6” S poml in thL 90’s LECTRICITY instead of horses 4 furnishes the motive power for modern trolley cars. Old-fashioned |} 2’,}.‘},”,',’,,{,’,,";‘3?,.5,1‘.‘4' coffee pots have passed also—=but Orienta ,":_L;“‘B",‘:Lm‘;‘,,g . Coffee still supplies the U.§; De “motive power” for mod- ern percolators. For 35 years Orienta has been “the best of blends that holds its friends,” In modern percolator or old- time “pot” its power to please is fresh as ever! BI.OWN|=IG & BAINES | Orienda | SR Uoife - Alm “Charming Blend” breakfast or before a big meal. pint 21¢ You, too, further guarantée of quality P will love the sweet cream tastes DON’T DELAY—LEAVE YOUR ORDER EARLY Christmas Turkeys Every turkey we have bough! will be first quality, and every turkey bought of us will be guaranteed to give the utmost in satisfaction. IF YOU WANT A FINE TURKEY—take no clnncc:—lenve your order at your favorite Sanitary or Piggly nggly—hu! Mnrkek now, or buy qmckly wlnn turkeys go on display. 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