Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1931, Page 7

LIQUID SUGAR IS HIT BY DOMESTIC FIRMS: $100,000,000 Reduction in| Revenue Held Out in-Pleas - to Congress. Congressional leaders are being hom barded by domestic sugar producers for legislation this sesslon to prevent what 13 described as & threatened flood of liquid sugar into the United States. Fearing a provision of the Hawley- Smoot tariff act will permit sugar in liquid form to be imported at a low {SHff rate, the producers contend this would not only reduce tarif revenue by $100,000,000, but would country’s_production. House leaders are somewhat skeptical | . regarding the possibility of enacting | Jegislation this session to reinforce the only bar to In\mdfl! on—Treasury regu swamp lations which have been rhullengrd in | of The Treasury has ruled that | he regular duty should apply to the }iqmd which is used by candy manu- act ‘According to Chairman Hawley, the Ways and Means Committee is ‘‘con- sidering” hearings on the subject. but there is no guarantee that they will be | held. Republican Leader Tilson ex- pressod_himself similarly. Meanwhile, however, should the | court, decision go against the Treasury, | it would leave a loophole in the 1930 tariff act—a puncture made by a dis- covery of which, Mr. Hawley said, “no- body ~dreamed” while the law was being formed. Through this opening, domestic pro- | ducers predict, thousands of tons of liquid sugar will flow into the United | States, paying '; of a cent a gallon, or | 6 cenfs a mmdrnd pounds, instead of | the preseril ‘The Smoot- llnv\lrv tariff act laid the | duty on Cuban sugar, dry or in solution, | on a graduated scale, applying to solu- tions of 50 drgrees sugar content and above. The duty reaches as high as $2 a hundrrd, depending upon the sugar content. Discovery of the process of handling | the lower-content saturated solution ;H made after enactment of the urm CUBA NOW TRANQUIL SAYS DR. FERRARA Envoy Defends President Machado Against “Unfounded and Un- friendly Propaganda.” cuun By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 9.—Dr. Orestes | | Ferrara Cuban Ambassador to the United | untry. bassador defelided President Gerardo Machado against what he called “unfounded and unfriendly | propaganda” lnd recounted the ac- compll.shm of the Machado ad- ministration durlng the last six ynrs Referring to the new tariff of nomlc emergency, he said emphn.lul.ly it “is only a provisonal tariff which will disappear as soon l-s the necessi- ties of government pe: It has been the ohject ‘of the OV~ emment the Ambassador explained, “to see that the increased levies are paid by the classes most favored by fortune and, therefore, able to carry the burden. Cuba, emulating the United States, has carefully planned not to restrict the buying power nf persons | limited.” are said_President Machado | improved the economic _structure . of the republic by en versification of industrials. He ‘l that the President had done much to| attract tourists. | Farmers to Convene. Edwin W. superintend- !'nt of schools; M.rs Ivnn C. Weld of Sandy Spring, and a grass expert from | the United States Department, of Agri- | culture will be the pri nc\pll spenken at | the annual Montgomery County Farm- | ers’ Convention, to be hcld at S‘ndy' Spring on Saturday, Fel cording to announcement by clxrence\ L. Gllpin, president. , Ends Any Kind of ( eeoin few minutes ! Long Adds a Title ! HUEY P. LONG, Governor of Louisiana and United | Senator-elect. has added the title | “doctor.” He Is shown here as he | received an honorary degree of doctor of laws from Loyola University, New Orleans. —A. P. Photo. WILL TALK ON FAITH | Christian Scxen(lst to Lecture at Church Here Tomorrow. “An Outline of Christian Science” will be the subject of a lecture to be delivered in First Church of Christ Scientist, Columbia road and Euclid street, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock by Ctr V. Ross, C. S. B, of San Fran- | cis He is a member of the Board of Lec- tureship of the Mother Church, the | First Church of Christ Scicntist, in | | Boston, Mass, To Wake up FIT Tomorrow Take one TONIGHT Quick Relief for CONSTIPATION BILIOUSNESS BLOATING, ETC. Qsar ""fi HEADACHE Why put up with a miser- able headache when a single dosc of Capudine will relieve pain in a few minutes and freshen you uplikencw? Being liquid, Capudine works in one- third the time of ordi- nary forms. No harmful drugs. Nervous Headaches Capudine-makes quick work of headaches caused by nerves, eye strain and high pressure work. With- in a few minutes pain 4_ quickly disappears and | 3., “jumpy” nerves cnjoy a glorious let-down. Women's Hccdaches Capudine is the safe relicf for periodic headaches, Ends them promptly withe out disturbance of normal functions. Relieves other pains, too. Make This Test! . N Nk yoi have 3 ficadacke. gu o your drug store and get a bottle of Cap- ine, or take a dose at the soda foun- tain. Then time the action. Notc Imw quickly pain dlnppnn and you “‘pep’* i gt dp In 10c, 30c, 60c bortles or by the. o:udmgumnod:fonnnm- c HICKS pudine THE EVENING- STAR. WASHINGTON, "D.- C.,, MONDAY, FEBRUAKY 9, 1931. A Few Words About SANICO Bakery Products SANICO BAKERY, PRODUCTS MUST BE GOOD. When you realize we have an ultra - modern plant, equipped with the finest machinery, operated by com- petent workmen, under the most hygienic conditions and that we use only the finest quality materials, you will agree with us that the products coming to you from the Sanico Bakery MUST BE GOOD. Among the various items baked in our Sanico Bakery and offered through the Sanitary and Piggly Wiggly stores are: San- ico Sandwich Bread, loaf, 9c; Sanico Long Boy Bread, loaf, 8¢c; Sanico Rye Bread, ]oaf /llc Sanico Whole Wheat Bread llc, Sanico Whole Wheat Ralsm Bread 11c; Sanico Vienna Bread, 11c; Sanico Pocketbook Rolls, dozen, 15¢; Sanico Pan Rolls, dozen, 10c; Sanico Pound Cake, 30c; Sanico Raisin Cake, 30c; Sanico Angel Food Cake, 25¢; Sanico Jelly Roll, 25¢; Sanico Cup Cakes, 4 for 10c; Sanico Dixie Squares, 25c; Sanico Fudge Cake, 30c; Sanico Cookies, package, 10c; Sanico Crullers, package, 10c JUMBO BREAD 1 Qe 1Y,-Pound Loaf Red Wing Strawberry Preserves 2m. ir 43¢ Red Wing Cherry Preserves. . . Schimmel’s Grape Jelly Schimmel’s Peach Marmalade. Welch’s Crabapple Jelly Welch’s Red Currant Jelly Welch’s Grape Jelly THIS WEEK IT’S IDAHO POTATOES When you order baked potatoes in the better restaurants and on dining cars and you get one of those large, mealy pota- toes that taste so good . . . it’s an Idaho. Why wait until you eat out to enjoy the goodness of Idaho Potatoes? Serve and enjoy them at home . . . the cost is only slightly higher and the added good- ness is well worth the difference. We are featuring Idaho Potatoes this week. They are not only fine in quality, but uniform in size. 10--35¢ Iceberg Lettuce. .. Iceberg Lettuce Carrots and Turnips Fancy Broccoli HENS are working FULL TIME, that’s why we can sell eggs so cheap. Sanico Fresh Eggs . and we offer only one gquality, Which is the same fine quality al- ways found in the Sanico carton. Carton of a c Dosew Gold Medal Flour Pillsbury’s Flour Sanico Brand Flour - S OPERATING //// == | PIGGLY WIGGLY ———————FEVERYDAY VALUES—-—— White House Rice. .......... . pke. 10c | Libby’s Sour Kraut Musselman’s Apple Sauce Libby’s Tomato Catchup Heart of Maine Apple Sauce. . . Silver Floss Kraut. . . . . .No. 215 tin 1215¢ Black Eyed Peas . Ritter Prepared Spaghetti Dried Lima Beans. . .. Ritter Tomato Catsup White Soup Beans Welch’s Grape Juice Red Pinto Beans.............. . 10c | Welch’s Grape Juice. . | B&M Lima Beans Sanico Grape Juice. . . B&M Flaked Fish Sanico Grape Juice............ pt. 19¢ B&M Baked Beans Silver Nip Grapefruit Juice. . . .3 tins 25¢ | Del Monte Tomato Sauce Honeymoon Orange Juice Blue Boy Vegehble: Honeydew Pineapple Juice. .~o. 2 tn 17¢ Ritter Pork and Beans « 4 ~ 25¢ Sealect Evap. Milk ... 3 = 23¢ Carnation 'or Borden’s Milk 3 u 25¢C MaximumPeaches. . . . 2".*39¢ Keystone or Del Monte Peaches 2 i 39¢C 2 29¢ Standard Corn orPeas. . 3 Standard Tomatoes'. . . 4 ' 25¢ Standard Cut Beans. . . 3 ' 25¢ Blue Rose Rice. . . . . . 4 = 25¢ No. 214 tin 12}5¢ | No. 2 tins No. 2 tins .2, jar 43¢ 2-b. jar 35¢ 2. far 35¢ 2 wrs 25¢ ’.AMA‘ LmMm S m VeSS I IN OUR MEAT MARKETS | Prime Rib Roast Chuck Roast Boiling Beef . ... Sirloin Steak Bottom Round Steak ........ n. 35¢ Top Round Steak. . ......... n. 39¢ Fresh Ground Hamburg. .. ... . 23¢ Beef Liver . ... i 0000 5 0%a0 . 25¢ Breast of Veal Shoulder Veal Chops Shoulder Veal Roast.... Shoulder Lamb Roast Breast of Lamb. . Rib Veal Chops. . . Tender Veal Cutlets. . ....... n. 58¢ Slicesof Hamt-. . .. . ... cvves n. 45¢ Select Pork Chops ... Lean Pork Chops .... Pork Liver ar 25¢ Prle, | 2 sars 49c At The Present Low Butter Prices Why Not Serve The Very Best Quality. LAND OLAKES BUTTER Every carton contains a (‘.ovem ment certificate, showing this pa Hieular pound scores 93, ihe highest score given. Pound 3 9 Carton :" uPrinn c SANITARY BUTTER Sons. 35c; 21 69c 121, bag 39¢ 12-1b, bag 47c 12-m, bag 47c Savoy Cabbage Fancy Spinach.. ... : Boxed Apples . ........... Sweet Potatoes D’Anjou or Bosc Pears FRESH PEAS . . 2 - 35¢ Enjoy the fancy western peas in the pod—quality unexcelled and priced to please. TSNS TS AT SN First Prize Margarine........... w 21c Nucoa Nut Margarine ........... w. 25¢ Package or Bulk Lard 'Sanico Smoked Hams Puritan Sliced Bacon. ........... ». 33¢ Mrs. Faunce Sausage . 2 s 57¢ COAL Special Night Phones For Delivery Tomorrow Phone Us Tonight Nat’l 3068 | Met. 4500 4 Small Smoked Shoulders Loffler’s Skinless Franks Light Bacon Strips.......... . 25¢ Heavy Bacon Strips . ........ n. 29¢ Jos. Phillips’ Sausage to 11 PM. Mrs. Faunce Sausage ...... "™ 29¢ Puritan Sliced Bacon.......*33c Sanico Smoked Hams Its Quality Was Never Better Green Bag Coffee . . . » 29¢ Sanico Vacuum Packed Coffee Sanitary’s Special Coffee As March Rides Down the Gales Snowing, sleeting, rain- ing, briefly sunny— that’s the March that’s just around the corner. For such a month you need the steady, de- pendable heat of AGNEW SUPERIOR HARD COAL. If your bins are getting low, refill now. Call us to- day. b JOHN P. AGNEW & COMPANY, Inc. 728 14™ StReET, N.W. Phone: NATIONAL 3068 Look for the Agnew Markers scattered throughout every ton of AGNEW SUPERIOR HARD COAL —¢hm‘yo¢ will know you are getting the genuine. * Every D¢;y Vc;tfies 'Star Laundry Soap..6 -« 2§5¢ ‘ +3 cakes 20¢ Wax Paper (80 sheets) . vks. 71/2c . 2 cakes 25¢ Lunch Bags (20) 6 cakes 23¢ §+ Sanico Napkins (80) . Lux Toilet Soap . . . 3 = 25¢ Large Size Rinso rks. 23¢ Small Size Rinso...........oks. 9c Heinz Tomato Ketchup Heinz Ketchup Heinz Pork and Beans /... .un 9¢ " Heinz Pork and Beans . . tin lz%c Hemz Mustard 0 Ritter Vegeta | S})écials 'f"is Week.' ' Guest Ivory Soap . . Ben Hur Soap . . .. 3 & It doesn’t make washing dishes a pleasure but it does help. Sunbrite Cleanser . . 3 Extensively advertised in magazines by Swift. Sanico Toilet Tissue 4 4,000 sheets of velvety smooth toilet tissue for 25¢c. ' Sanico Toilet Tissue 6 Same quality as above and it fits in the wall fixtures. 650 i 28e - 3 - ' Sanico Macaroni . . . 19c « « « Also Spaghetti and Noodles. Sanico Jelly wmi- 10€ 3**20¢ Blackberry, Apple, Raspberry, Pineapple, Grape and Currant. Cakes for 15¢ 10c Medium Ivory Soap. . Large Ivory Soap. . . Sc P&G Soap ... 10c cans 3 cakes 20c 23c large bottle Heinz Vinegar Heinz Chili Sauce Heinz Sweet Pickles . . . sotue 20¢ Heinz Sour Gherkins . . . bottie 18¢ Soup 2 «.15¢ pkgs. for