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'HE PYENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1932. Miail Carrier Goes 300,000 Milesin 32 Years of Service NATIVE LAW RULES BANKS IN MEXICO | | Presldent Exercises Powers 5| Recently, Conferred Over | Foreign Institutions. Sanitary and Piggly Wiggly Stores WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY Monday JULY the 4th Be sure to buy sufficient butter, eggs, bread, milk, etc., to last over Sunday Lower FLOUR Prices By the Associated Press. SUMMIT, N. J., June 30.— Maurice Spinning, 67, letter car- rier, is retiring after traveling 300,000 miles in 32 years. irst he used a horse and bulpgy, then a battered automo- bile ALSO OWNING GOLD MEDAL AND OPERATING & 20c PILLSBURY’S = 40c & T9c He lost only a week on sick leave and that was caused by - d 'GOLD PROSPECTORS WASHINGTON—Plain or Self-Rising By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, June 30.—Foreign banking institutions doing business in Mexico must submit themselves exclu- alvely to the laws of Mexico, under a general credit and banking law promul- gated yesterday by President Ortiz Ru- blo under special powers granted by Congress. They will be required to themselves exclusively to the ju tion of Mexican courts in all “effected within the nation: the law provides, enun previously held by to other foreign b Foreign banks may w th regard te here only which can of shares pass B0 the power of a foreign govern- ment, or if the institution makes rep- resentations through any foreign chan cellory. A minimum capital of 500,000 pesos (currently about $136,000), which must be kept within the republic, also is fixed for & branch of a foreign bank doing business in Mexico. The law, which makes the Mexico the heart of the econ the‘\ _in’ the economi country. “The- small producers_and men represent one of the mox pot fant and. valusble economic elements of the nation and their welfare de- ands adequate legal and economic wnsldentlon the measure adds TESTIFY DETECTIVE SHOT WITHOUT PROVOCATION Companions of Texas Bonus Marcher, Killed Returning Home, Are Witnesses at Trial. By the Associated Press. MARION, N, C., June e Phillips of Houston, Tex., and Ar(hux ‘Horton of Arkansas testified in Superior Ccun here yesterdav that A. W. Banks fired into a group of homeward-bound | bonus msrchers fatally wounding Louls | Chlape".l of Houston, without provo- catior Emks & railroad dE'A’ChVE is on trial for second-degree ‘The two witnesses smd ‘they and five other veterans were en route home | from Washington in a box car of a Southern Railway freight train, when Banks entered the car here, cursed them bitterly and threatened to kill them fl' they did not get off. Before any o uld say anything, they tes- tified, the det!ctl\-e fired into the grou,} huddled on me bax car floor. ABIE'S “I DO” REAL Badio and Stage Entertainer Weds | Former Pittsburgh Girl. NEW YORK, June 30 (#).— bert, the actor who said “I flmes on the stage u Abie i h Rose,” i veal 1ife yeste: ay when he wn 'nm to Miss unr- lueme Wegley formerly of Pittsburgh. | who was a stock company lnglnue hu retired from the stage. The cer!muny was performed at the dison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev. Wilber T. Clemens. SWARM MOUNTAIN, Stake Claims at Scene of New Low- Grade Ore Strike Near Cordova, Alaska. gold res of men unable to buy trans- pnrmtlnn are walking out the Copper River Railroad tracks in an attempt to but a pick and shovel, oping the | mountain will provide food as well as | go Rest and Comfort for Tired Feet High or Low Shoes for House and Street Wear Straps, Easy Oxfords, Neat Low Heel Ties and Cut. Outs Embodying Built-in Comfort Features Plus Style and Service *3 to 5 Wldthl AA ln EE! YCE & LEWI CUSTOM FITTING SHOE 439 72 St. NW. Just Below E St tt‘#ttt#‘#i HIS sugar was per- fected for sweeten- ing iced drinks that help make summer holidays so enjoyable. Jack Frost Fruit Powdered Sugar dissolves instantly and completely. And for sprinkling on fresh fruits and berries, it is truly supreme— melis right into them, fully «ln(-lupmg their luscious flavors. Jack Frost Fruit Pow- dered Sugar is the sugar supreme. Ask for it by name. Try it! It’s the only Jack Frost Sugar in a LIGHT blue box. Like all Jack Frost Sugars, it is Pure Cane Sugar. Refined by The National sug-r Rafin‘llng JACK FROST SUGARS K K K K K R R K K K K K K K oK ok KK kK K K K K K K oK oK K oK oK ok ok R R R K K K K K K KoK K K ok ko ok o ko o K Ak k] 36 % K K R kK ok K K kK K K K = 19¢ NEW LOWER PRICE . 1€ 3 7ker 20c 37c » Here Is A Good Cake Pr1ced Extremely Low! JUMBO POUND CAKE Here is a dandy cake . . . made in our own modern bakery from only the finest quality ingredients. We are so sure this cake will please you that after you try one, if it doesn’t please you in every way return the uneaten portion and your money will be cheer- fully refunded. Jumbo Pound Cake is baked in two styles—one (1) pound loaf style and two (2) ‘pound round. 11b. 2.b. 39 C tood 21(: round AND REMEMBER THEY ARE FRESH. *““Out of the Oven at Slmnu, Into Your Neigh- borhood Store by Noon.” For a delicious dessert serve Pound ke and Ice Cream strawberry and banana offered in 200 conveniently located Per Pint zoc Vanilla, chocolate, flavers . . . stores. LAND O’LAKES BUTTER 2=53¢ 2-45¢ 5¢ SANICO Rye Bread Wonderfully good — you'll want some for the outing. Pound Loaf 8c America’s finest quality sweet cream butter—carton of “4” prints, 27c. JUMBO BUTTER Fresh creamery butter in one-pound country-style rolls single pound, 23c. JUMBO BREAD “Washington’s Big Nickel Bread Value”—Pound Loaf Kellogg’s Corn Flakes FRUITS & VEGETABLES... 73c Until Saturday’s Closing! Here Are Some Very Exceptional Values for Today Tomorrow and Saturday ... Thrown Queen Olives «~25¢ Buy a Supply at This Very Low Price recin 0 French’s Mustard Zlon Flg Bars ; ;Aaer pound 10c SMALL GREEN—it's so tender it will almost melt in your mouth—NOTE Nucoa Margarine »-»=:12¢ Lowest Price Ever Sold in Our Stores Kraft Jar Cheese 2 :29c Your Choice of KAY, PIMENTO, or LIMBURGER Nobility Assortment »»29c A Pound Package of Loose-Wiles Finest Cakes Country Club g4 6« 57¢ BREW “I¢'s the mext best” Never before has Country Club been sold for less than 10c a bottle. GINGER Clicquot Club <3 $]:45 Pale or Golden—2 Bottles, 25¢ Lifebuoy Soap 3= 17¢ Prevents B. O. Large Rinso » 20c; 2+39¢ Lever Bros. Popular Soap Powder Octagon - Soap 6 - 25¢ “Thick, Heavy Suds That Drive Out the Dirt” On This Deal You Get Lime Jell-O for Ic *%x " Hellmann’s Mayonnaise gt LMEJELLO % ] 9 Hellmann’s Mayonnaise regularly sells for 18c. Try the new Lime Jell-O for a penny. Carton of 12 Bottles and College Inn ® Truly, you have never tasted anything so delicious as Col- lege Inn Spaghetti a la Mussolini. For here is Spaghetti pre- pared just as you get it in the finest Italian restaurants—cooked without cheese—in a rich flavory tomato sauce, blended with meat and spices. It is, we believe, the first genuine Italian Spaghetti ever put into cans. The Spaghetti you have always preferred. And so inexpensive! human Special, @ College Inn Spaghett! & la Mus- solini may be served just as it is. Many will prefer it. however, sprinkled with grated Italian or American cheese. @ College Inn Spaghetti & la Mus- solini is prepared according to & famous Italian recipe. _College Inn chefs make it in small batches— kitchen style—to assure uniformity and perfec- ANDY LOFFLER’S SKINLESS FRANKS SPAGHETTI a la MUSSOLINI | argoow ndidualy Untouched by and Monday. IE Further Introduce A BIG ONE-DAY SALE FRIDAY ONLY ON HUNT’S SUPREME PEARS --19 You'll surely want to take ad- vantage of this buy. Hunt’s Supreme Quality Foods are the very finest quality packed. These Bartlett Pears are full ripe yet not mushy and are free from blem- ishes. The halves are uniform in size and unsurpassed in flavor. Serve pears as a salad or as a dessert—there is nothing finer during the hot weather. REMEMBER—This price is effective tomorrow (Fri- day) only. Buy a dozen cans or a full case at this price! 10 to 12 Pound SMOKED HAMS Specially Priced in all our stores — an excep- tional value. Here are new low prices—half- pound package, 8c—pound package SANITARY’S SPECIAL TEA A delicious blend of Orange Pekoe and Pekoe Tea—moder- ately priced—fine for iced tea. HEINZ BAKED BEANS Genuine oven-baked beans—priced extremely low—big can, 14c; pound can. . . BOSCO . Add BOSCO to milk for a delicioys drink. I¥s now belng extensively & Jar hands. 1b., 23¢ 2 ™= 45¢ IN OUR MEAT MARKETS FANCY PLUMS Fancy fresh plums _from 3 Lbs. 19c California are offered in our stores 2t a most reasonable price. They are delicious. Stringless Beans Fancy Carrots Jumbo Celery Green Lima Beans Fresh Peas in Pod Yellow Squash Mississippi Tomatoes Texas Onions 3 s l4c 4 ws. 12¢ BING Cherries Per Pound 1 5c I¥’s hard to believe but its true! Large luscious BING Cherries at Fifteen (15) cents the pound. BING Cherries are those large, fine cher- ries from the far West—the best we hear are from Washington State—these are and they are exceptionally fine. Enjoy BING Cherries while they are in season. They have never been so low in Take advantage of this low price. | @ Colless Inn Spaghettt tion of flavor. When you 501, open a can you find each long, individual strand || b firm and unbroken, as ||| %o0d Itallan _Spaghett! || | should be! That's be- || Hone: cause only the finest | durum wheat BSpaghettl Il SPGC““Y Priced is used. And when you || 1 m 4 large can 8 A1 erterous i A¢ prevaiiing Dn:u it is an im- e f00d value for the P AII Thu Week taste it and get the fine, i full flavor of the sauce! g i well, you Just try for c it Jusp oncel Where Can'Y ou Get So Much Good Food for a Nickel? PHILLIPS DELICIOUS VEGETABLE SOUP Chock Full of Healthful a C cn Vegetables When you first serve a can of Phillips Dcl- icious Vegetable Soup you' ’ll get a real surprise. Quality is in each can, quality that expect to find in an item priced so recommendation, try one can. lh luwrv-llntl:mu'lllyullmonthhiu- that you'll continue to serve it. . .and often, too. Full Lines of Holiday Items in All Sanitary and Piggly Wiggly LEG of LAMB 190 An exceptional price on fine quality Lb. lamb legs Cooked Ham PROLS < Shilile Cooked Ham. . . SLICED % w. 10c Morrell’s Westphalias Puritan Sliced Bacon. ....... w. 23¢ SMOKED HAMS 1 2¢ 10 to 12 pounds—a bargain. v. 14¢ Shoulder Lamb Roast ... ... .. Shoulder Veal Roast Breast of Veal Breast of Lamb FANCY FRESH KILLED FRYING CHICKENS ,, 95, On Sale Friday Afternoon This is' a remarkable value—serve fried chicken hot or cold. SANICO|BRIGGS | SPECIAL SAUSAGE HAMS | BOLOGNA Ib. 20(: speecially pfled for this week. b. 25¢ Fish For Friday Butterfish m. 12¢ | Shiced Halibut. . ‘Boston Mackerel. v. 18¢ | Fillet Haddock . “Fresh fiut‘ .m. 10c | Fresh Croakers. MmeCrthut s k. 16¢ 1. 29¢ .. 17¢ .. 8¢ 12¢- CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS 15¢ e 19¢ C THE THREE-FOOD DRINK .» 19¢ ° T ok k% * ‘:‘:f‘”“#‘?'t#'li#‘t‘t“tt#t“‘ttt‘tt‘*‘t#tt_ttt#ttt‘ttttitttttttt:y‘totiwt#*t‘fitttt‘#‘i****“ttt##‘#‘#‘#‘t#‘t DL e T

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