Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1933, Page 38

\ Q Jo\m N. GARNER NAU G URAl fdil’icmA and SUNDAY STAR March 3, 4 and 5—25¢ March 3 Edition Alone, (Mailed), 5¢ March 4 Edition Alone, (Mailed), 5¢ March 5 Edition Alone, (Mailed), 15¢ Mailed, Postope Pieboid: (Anywhere in the United States, Mexico and Canada) /4 The inauguration of our new President— HISTORY. In these momentous times the Inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt con- stitutes a colorful chapter in the rapidly unfolding pages of the record of modern world events. q] The Star will chronicle this epochal episode in the drama of a nation’s struggle to emerge from a great depression. By obtaining issues of The Star on March 3, - 4 and 5, citizens of the Nztiong! Cgfntnl and of the Nation may secure a graphic, accurate and complete story of the ceremonies surrounding induction of the new President. On Friday, March 3, The Star will publish up- to-the-minute details of the entire inaugural program, with pictures and descriptions per- taining to the ceremonies of the morrow. On Saturday, March 4, The Star will give complete and authentic coverage on all phases of the inauguration. On Sunday, March 5, The Star will present further news and pictures of the parade, in- duction and ball—with a special monumental edition of The Sunday Star Magazine, and special rotogravure section, to furnish a colorful historic background of the inauguration ceremonies. Be sure to have the editions of March 3, 4 and 5, if you would obtain a full record of these stirring events. The demand will be great, so reservations should be made at once. Besure to buy all three The three inaugural issues will be mailed promptly to any address in the United States, upon order. Send list of names and addresses (with 25 cents for each set), to the Star, 11th and Pennsylvania Avenue. SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE TAKEN AT STAR WANT AD STATIONS No Tel;phone Orders or Charges. THE EVENING ISCIENTISTS SEEK he Star * * B NEW COLD RECORD Apparatus Designed to Force Mercury 459.4 Degrees Below Zero. By the Associated Press. eit, is the problem. Slight Heat Generated. To achieve Lma. r ohuquu pro- ouu involves, of its final from a nuihble workln; aub— sunce the heat generat,ed in the stance when it is magnetized an de- magnetized. Gldoh.nlnlum sulfate octahydrate is the suu'-lnoe being used, but many others are expected to prove suscepm:le to the unique coolin; Gadolirium is a metallic ent ducov in 1 In the research work & gadolinium eflmpmmd is used, the ingredients other gadolinjum being in negligible lmount in water' solution. circu; but comparatively a con.sldenble nmounc when produced unde: tures and condi- W tempe: thu uquid nir it is i pennxre lllnll SW 4 de‘rees behw u:‘m Fahre Helium Gas this, it is next possible to llque(y hzuum gu -nd um. whm lub- Jec Xurther eooled w lvprvmntely 453 degrees below zero. At this polnt the new tppmhu is pul into use and cyde ‘The heat nnenwd by mi um; and demagnetizing is of the subsunce by liqui unds RO considerably by use of ex- isting methods em)] ployin[nquld helium. Although Prof. Ghuque declines to late on what ti amnm ent of -mm “zero ' temperatifres mean to the relenrth laboratory, it is held that smdy of n\xmemua prob- would ted, and would wires and paraphernalia, the vlul por- tion of the apparatus is complrmvely simple. The small chamber in which it is hoped will be created the co]dest spot yet known lies within a metal flask much resembling the ordinary carbonated water tank common to soda water fountains. SENATE ASKS REPORT ON TRADE SUSPENSION Secretary of Agriculture Ordered to Submit Facts on Chicago Grain Case. By the Associated Press. A resolution by Senator Wheeler Democrat, of Montana, asking the Sec- retary of Agriculture for a report on t.he eflect of wheat prices of the sus- some Chicago Board of Tnde mflcflam in October meed to yenerdny by the semm reao tion was agreed t rmt fon and without a o lt ca]ls on the Secretary of Azrlmmul‘e Whnt, was the purpose of suspending reports from Board of Trade members on“ accounts of speculators and short sellers. Whether the reports were suspended on recommendation of the Federal grain futures chief or by Board of Trade members. What the effect of the mpemdon was on prices and whether big specu- lators have been active in whut prlce thlt tlu Agri and lddruseu of all persons and that have held a specuhtlve short vcll- tion in wheat futures amounts 1,000,000 bushels or mure in the lut iwo or thre> years. Tea Towel Test Clean pans never stain. You can wipe pans on your best tea towel after clelning them with & MAGIC SCOURING PADS | % Food Tastes " Better me cooked in y that are really cE To keep pans cleanall the time, each day use i 7 Pe den M WIvteg MAGIC 8CO FRUITS . AVALON HEIGHTS Our modernly equipped complete food ‘:‘ at I store located STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1933 FANCY SLICED BACON 2717 Bladensburg Rd. N.E. | Is now under new i denhorn; the new owner, i valued patronage of the delivery that prevail in nll D || Stores awaits you in this location. PHONE LINCOLN 8154 2. 20¢ DISTRICT 7;ROCERY STOR[S iNe PREPARE FOR INAUGURAL GUESTS WITH QUALITY FOOD AT SPECIALLY LOW PRICES, FROM YOUR D.G.S. STORE Borden’s Evaporated MILK 317 Wllite Star Tlllll ...med. can 17¢ 0Oil & Mustard Sardines. 3 cans 10c Pink Salmon Peter Pan, 2 cans 19¢ 2 tor 15¢ nd S'm on Your Pnnry Brewer-Snyder Horse Chow-Chow . . .. EXCELLENT APPETIZERS FOR LENTEN DISHES K.0. Kippered Herring, 3 cans 25¢ Chatka Crabmeat Parm’t Sweet Pickles. . Ritter Beans .qt. far 33¢ SCHINDLER’S Fresh Roasted Peanut Butter Ariugt 2 Pl iy warey, W Jor Salted Peanuts. . . . ps. 19¢ D.G.S. Preserves. .m sr 15¢ D.G.S. Preserves. 2 m. sar 27c Schimmel’s Jelly . s-o=. es1ss 10c BISQUICK Will Make About 80 Light, Fluffy Biscuits ALL READY— Just add milk Setiiae e Minute Tapioca. .2 rkes. 25¢ Alderney Milk . .»t. 7¢, o 12¢ Sauer’s Vanilla. .sm. 10c, 1arge 19¢ Royal Gelatine . . . 3 rees. 25¢ Rock Creek Ginger Ale. 3 conts. 25¢ SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR INSURES YOUR CAKES AGAINST FAILURE. D. G. S. Flour Royal Baking Powder, 6-0s. can 21¢ Royal Baking Powder 12-0z. can 39¢ Washington Flour 5 s 17¢; 12 s 33¢ For the Lenten Season Chef Boyardee Meatless, Instant Spaghetti Dinner A ! di in 12 nnlulu. BEEF SALE For this week we offer the usual high quality beef always sold in our stores at very special prices. We suggest you take advantage of our special offer for this week and serve your favorite cut of beef while the sale is on. Roasts |"a=35" 4 Pounds 258 CHUCK ......=10c RIB <t » 15¢ & = 19¢ THREE-CORNER..» 15¢ SHOULDER CLOD = 19¢ Steaks ¥ -15- ROUND *&=19¢ = 23c SIRLOIN .. ....=23¢c PORTERHOUSE. . = 29c¢ HAMBURG . . . 2=~ 25c Auth’s Franks. . .. ..... ». 19¢ BEEF LIVER Sliced Bacon Pure Lard 3 1w pkes. 19¢ ! Fountain Brand Hams . . . .». 20c Auth’s Royal Pork w. 25¢ Fancy Strip Bacon vwweonussn , , o * 12€ American Beauty Sliced Bacon 3:'19¢ Jos. Phillips ;%< Sausage . . . 25¢ You will find a large variety of Fresh Fish in all our stores during the Lenten season at reasonable prices. .». 19¢ SMoO D MS Fillet of Haddock. . Standard pt. 20c, ot. 39¢ l 3° Oysters ; Select . .pt. 28c, at. 55¢ el & STAR SPECIALS 3 }ov m ER CATSUP o l9¢ 14 Ib.. 10c 3 b 13¢ WEEK-END SPECIAL FRESH HAMS Small fancy Hams cut from young porkers. Your Choice—- whole per Ib. tall cans 12-0z. phgs. 34-1b. pkgs. ARGO SALMON ...2 = 29¢ 19c¢ KRAFT CHEESE . . 2 ! LOG CABIN SYRUP . 25¢ 49¢ A de sk A A A e A s A A Ak Ak Ak s A AR A A A ek e A A K Always the rich, red, tender meat you like so well. COMETRICE .... 4 At our lowest price in years. 29¢ Del Monte Sardines..3 :x25c Large California sardines in tomato sauce. FREE—A pkg. D.G.S. Pancake Flour with every can. Large can Peaches, large can Pineapple, and a large can Pears. STANDARD TOMATOES 4~ 25: p Phi'lips’ Spaghetti. . .csn Phillips’ Tomato Soup .= 5¢ Phillips’ Vegetable Soup cs= 5¢ Libby’s Tomato Juice The finest vine -ripened tomatoes used in the preparation of Libby’s Tomato Juice. Keep a supply in your refrigerator. Delicious any time. 325 Krumm’s Spaghetti 2 rxes. 15¢ Italian Grated Cheese . pe- 10c Ovaltine 2=t ps 39c Vermont Maid Syrup . 5 21c Le Grand Ready-to-Bake CAKE 23 BUTTER Three Varieties—Gold, Spice and Chocolate. Add water only. Pkg. We Are Pleased "4 Offer This vefl Inauguration Special A delicious cake 'I“I - specially"designed 2 5 ¢ Uneeda Bakers Dandy Oyster Crackers Recess Cookies SUNSHINE Martini Butter Crackers, Ige. tin 514-0z. pkg., 10c GOLD BAG COFFEE Roasted Locally, and Delivered Daily, Assuring You Fresh Coffee Always. Lb. Orienta Coffee Wilkins Coffee Maxwell House Coffee. . . . . w. 31 CHASE & SANBORN Dated Coffee Ib. 3 l c New Low Price... BANQUET TEA Grown tosd, 70, can 21 OLD WITCH Milky White Ammonia soie 1 Qeitii. 19e Cauliflower . . Iceberg Lettuce. . New Cabbage. . ...... ». 5¢ Carrots or Beets. FRESH PEAS . ... 2'-‘" 29- FRESH . Vegetables Stayman Apples. . . Idaho Potatoes. . . Maine Potatoes. . . .3 me. 25¢ Fancy Fresh Florida Tomatoes 2 L. 25¢ .head 19¢ & 23c .2 bunches 19¢ .2 nests 19¢ . 2 bunches 15¢ A Real Treat for Week End Meals—at This Low Price .4 o 19c .10 ms. 25¢ .10 mws. 19¢ Red Sweet Potatoes. . 4 = 10c Bulk Turnips ......3Iu10¢ Juicy Florida Oranges These are fancy boxed oranges, suitable for juice, fruit salad or as they are. 2 i 20e